WALTER F. MONDALE:

An Inventory of His Senatorial Papers at the Minnesota Historical Society

Manuscripts Collection

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Creator: Mondale, Walter F., 1928- .
Title:Senatorial Papers, Walter F. Mondale Papers.
Dates:1949-2008 (bulk 1965-1977).
Language:Materials in English.
Abstract: Senator Walter Mondale and steelworkers from Duluth, Minnesota pose for a group photograph on the steps of the U.S. CapitolMaterials from Mondale's U.S. Senate career include schedules and appointments, meeting files, bill and committee files, outgoing correspondence, sampled constituent correspondence and constituent service records, press releases, speeches, radio broadcasts, and news clippings. A large set of wide-ranging issue files kept for each year by Mondale's Senate office concern federal departments, international affairs, domestic matters, and state issues.
Quantity: 429.5 cubic feet (438 boxes).
Location:See Detailed Description for shelf locations.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Expand/CollapsePERSONAL/POLITICAL/OFFICIAL RECORDS

Expand/CollapseAppointment Books

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153.L.20.11BJanuary 11, 1965-October 1, 1969. 13 volumes.
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153.L.20.12FOctober 1, 1969-December 31, 1973. 13 volumes.
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153.J.12.3BAppointment files, 1965. 12 folders.

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153.L.8.10FBiographical information, 1964-1974. 2 folders.
Family history, undated and 1974.
Financial information on Mondale, 1973-1974.
Joan Mondale, 1972.
Joan Mondale: Biographical information, undated and 1976.
Joan Mondale: Press appearances, 1972-1974.
Photograph of Walter Mondale used on front page of biography, 1971.
Miscellany, 2008.
[0.2 cubic feet empty, legal size]

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153.L.8.9BPreliminary draft of September 1974:
Comments by Thomas E. Cronin. 1974.
Comments by Allen Schick. 1974.
Comments by Fisher[?], 1974.
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153.L.8.10FComments by Walter F. Mondale. 1974.
1974.
Comments by unknown person or persons on item labeled "master copy." 1974.
Book correspondence, 1974-1975. 2 folders.
Cronin, Thomas. 1970-1973.
David McKay Company, Inc., 1972.
Notes, 1974.

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153.L.20.13B1965.
1966.
1967.
1968.
1969.
1970. 12 folders.
1971. 13 folders.
1972. 12 folders.
1973. 12 folders.
1973: Travel schedule.
1974. 7 folders.
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153.L.20.14F1974. 5 folders.
1974: Mid-term elections.
1974: Travel schedule
1975. 12 folders.
1975: Travel schedule.
1976. 12 folders.
1976: Travel schedule.
1977: January.
Mrs. Mondale's schedule, October 1972.

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153.L.20.14FSeptember 1970-March 1972.
January 1964; January 1975-Feb. 1976.
February 1976-January 1977.

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153.L.20.14FAppointments, 1966. 13 folders.
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153.L.13.1BInvitations:
Accepted and declined: A-P: 1965. 34 folders.
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153.L.13.2FAccepted and declined: R-Z, 1965. 11 folders.
Accepted: A-R, 1966. 24 folders.
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153.L.13.3BAccepted: S-Z. 1966. 9 folders.
Pending, 1968.
Accepted, 1973.

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Material pertaining to appointments, meetings, receptions, banquets, engagements, other social or political affairs, and all invitations to attend or to speak whether accepted or declined, including the Senator, members of his staff, and others arranged for by the Senator.
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153.J.12.4F1967-1968:
MTGS 1. Appointments and engagements within Senate or Capitol. 5 folders.
MTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol. 6 folders.
1968:
MTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol. 14 folders.
MTGS 3. Support of invitations from organizations or people for speakers other than the Senator.
1969:
MTGS 1. Appointments and engagements within Senate or Capitol. 2 folders.
MTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol. 14 folders.
MTGS 4. Staff.
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153.J.12.5B1970:
MTGS 1. Appointments and engagements within Senate or Capitol.
MTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol. 12 folders.
MTGS 6. Pending requests for meetings in Minnesota.
1971:
MTGS 1. Appointments and engagements within Senate or Capitol.
MTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol. 14 folders.
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153.J.12.6FMTGS 4. Staff.
MTGS 6. Pending requests for meetings in Minnesota.
1972:
MTGS 1. Appointments and engagements within Senate or Capitol. 13 folders.
MTGS 3. Support of invitations from organizations or people for speakers other than the Senator.
MTGS 4. Staff.
MTGS 6. Pending requests for meetings in Minnesota.
1973:
MTGS 1. Appointments and engagements within Senate or Capitol.
MTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol, January-June. 9 folders.
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146.L.10.3BMTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol, December.
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153.J.12.7BMTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol, August-December.
MTGS 3. Support of invitations from organizations or people for speakers other than the Senator.
MTGS 6. Pending requests for meetings in Minnesota.
1974:
MTGS 1. Appointments and engagements within Senate or Capitol.
MTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol. 4 folders.
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146.L.10.3BMTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol.
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153.J.12.7BMTGS 3. Support of invitations from organizations or people for speakers other than the Senator.
MTGS 4. Staff.
MTGS 6. Pending requests for meetings in Minnesota.
1975:
MTGS 1. Appointments and engagements within Senate or Capitol. 2 folders.
MTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol. 5 folders.
MTGS 4. Staff.
1976:
MTGS 1. Appointments and engagements within Senate or Capitol.
MTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol. 4 folders.
People who asked for appointments in office, undated.
1977:
MTGS 1. Appointments and engagements within Senate or Capitol. 3 folders.
MTGS 2. Meetings outside Senate and Capitol.
MTGS 3. Support of invitations from organizations or people for speakers other than the Senator.

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153.L.13.3BGeneral correspondence, 1973-1974. 7 folders.
Berman, Michael: Application to practice in Minnesota courts, 1964.
Birthday, 1966.
Club affiliations, 1965-1966.
Congressional correspondence, 1965-1966. 2 folders.
DFL correspondence, 1965-1966.
Family business, 1967-1968.
Family correspondence, 1965-1968. 2 folders.
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153.L.13.4FFleming, William J., 1966.
Friends, 1965-1966.
Larson, Judge Earl R., 1965-1966.
Memoranda to staff, 1966.
Personal business, 1965-1966.
Personal correspondence, 1968-1969.
Political correspondence, 1966. 2 folders.
Reznick, Robert, 1965-1966.
Southeast Asia, 1966. 2 folders.
Supreme Court application, 1969-1974.
Young Democratic-Farmer-Labor Club, 1965-1966.
Miscellany, 1964-1969.

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153.L.13.4FAFL-CIO, 1965-1966.
American Management Association, 1966. 2 folders.
American Management Conference, 1966.
Anti-tax, 1967.
Attorney general, 1965-1966.
Attorney general race, 1954.
Banking and currency committee, 1965.
Business development, 1964-1965.
Campaign reform, 1973.
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142.H.4.7B-2Certificates and citations, 1971-1976.
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153.L.13.4FCivil rights, 1965.
Clean lakes, 1967.
Clippings (miscellaneous), 1965-1966.
Coleman, Nick, 1965.
Conservation Department, 1965.
Constitutional convention, 1967.
Consumer protection, 1964-1965.
Crime: Gun control, 1968. 2 folders.
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party:
General file, 1964-1966. 2 folders.
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153.L.13.5BGeneral file, 1965-1967.
Farr, George, 1966.
First District, 1965.
Second District, 1964-1965.
Third District, 1965.
Fourth District, 1964-1965.
Sixth District, 1965.
Seventh District, 1965-1966.
Eighth District, 1965.
Democratic National Committee:
General file, 1964-1967. 2 folders.
Humphrey statements, 1968.
President Johnson's legislative program, 1967.
Press releases, 1968.
Democratic National Convention, 1964, 1972.
Employment Security, 1965-1966. 2 folders.
Exercise Polar Strike (National Guard exercise), 1965.
Fair Housing Act, 1967.
Farmers Cooperative and Educational Union of America, 1965.
FC and R Floods, 1965-1967.
Governor's office, 1965-1966.
Grants, 1965.
Guns, 1967.
Haley, Martin, 1965-1966.
Harvard seminar, 1965.
Head Start, 1967.
Highway Department, 1965.
Humphrey, Hubert H.: Speech, 1965.
Hubert Humphrey presidential campaign (1968):
Berman, Mike (personal), 1968.
Correspondence, 1968. 7 folders.
Democratic National Convention, 1968. 2 folders.
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153.L.13.6FDeclarations of support received, 1968. 2 folders.
Humphrey speeches, 1968. 3 folders.
Mondale news releases, 1968.
Support declarations, 1968.
Telephone call sheets, 1968.
United Democrats for Humphrey, 1968. 2 folders.
Unidentified card index to Humphrey presidential campaign-related correspondence, April-May 1968. 1 card file box.
Indian Affairs, Bureau of, 1964-1965.
Jackson, Scoop (Henry M.), 1974.
Judicial appointments:
General file, 1965-1966.
Heaney, Gerald, 1966.
Lord, Miles, 1965-1966.
Keith, Sandy, 1965.
Labor: Fair labor standards, 1968.
Legislature, 1965.
Letters of resignation from U.S. Senate, 1976.
Literature samples, 1965.
1961-1965.
McCarthy, Senator Eugene J.: Retirement tributes, 1971.
Medicare: Freedom of choice, 1967.
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153.L.13.7BMemoranda: Jerry Schaller and Senator, 1965.
Mille Lacs Reservation, 1965-1967. 3 folders.
Minneapolis, 1965.
Minnesota-Europe flight, 1965-1967.
Multi-issue letters, 1967.
Municipal revenue bonds, 1967.
Muskie, Edmund: Speeches, 1969.
National Democratic platform, 1976.
Nickoloff, Robert, 1965-1966.
Office of Economic Opportunity, 1965.
Outer space: United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, 1963-1965.
Panama, 1967.
Political affairs, 1967-1968.
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142.H.4.7B-2Political cartoons, 1966-1976.
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153.L.13.7BPolitical contributions, 1965-1966.
Politics, 1964.
Postal rates, 1967.
Poverty, 1964-1965.
President Johnson Volunteer Committee, 1964-1965.
Press releases, 1965-1966.
Reapportionment, 1965-1966.
Regional primaries, 1976.
Resolutions (miscellaneous), 1965.
Rolvaag, Governor Karl, 1966. 2 folders.
Schaller, Jerome (Mondale's administrative assistant), 1965-1967. 3 folders.
Senate File 8: Extend National Labor Relations Act to Agriculture, 1967.
Social Security, 1967.
Space: NASA, 1967.
Space Committee hearings, 1967.
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153.L.13.8FSpace Committee hearings, 1967.
Space exploration, 1962-1966. 5 folders.
St. Paul:
Area Redevelopment Administration, 1965.
Chamber of Commerce, 1965-1966.
Federal Office Building, 1965.
Housing and Redevelopment Authority, 1965.
Justice Department, 1965.
Third Quarterly Conference for Local and Intermediate District Superintendents, Portland, Oregon, 1967.
Tours, 1965-1968. 2 folders.
U.S.-Japan Trade Council, 1964-1965.
United Democrats for Humphrey:
News clippings, 1968. 7 folders.
Political news summaries, May-June 1968.
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153.L.8.8FUnited States Supreme Court:
Fortas, Abe, 1968.
Impeachment of William O. Douglas, 1969.
Nomination of Harrold Carswell, 1970. 4 folders.
Nomination of Harry Blackmun, 1970.
Nomination of Lewis Powell and William Rehnquist, 1971. 2 folders.
United States-Japan Trade Council, 1964-1965.
Veterans Administration closings, 1966-1968.
Vietnam, 1967.
Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, 1965-1967.
Young Democratic Farmer Labor Clubs, 1965-1967.
Miscellaneous, 1964-1968. 2 folders.

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153.L.8.8FCities A, J, and S, 1966. 4 folders.
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153.L.8.9BCities A-Z, 1967-1968. 87 folders.

Expand/CollapseScrapbooks

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142.G.6 5B-2Invitations to Minnesota receptions in honor of Senator and Mrs. Mondale, 1972.
Letters from civil rights friends in Minnesota, 1964.

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Expand/CollapseLEGISLATIVE RECORDS

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153.L.8.6FMondale legislation tracking book, 1965-1968.
89th Congress, 1965-1966:
Mondale bills introduced, 1965-1966.
Mondale co-sponsorships, 1965-1966.
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153.J.3.5BMondale voting record, 1965-1966.
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153.L.8.6F90th Congress, 1967-1968:
Mondale bills introduced, 1967.
Mondale voting record, 1967-1968.
Mondale bills co-sponsored, 1967-1968.
S. 5: Hearings, 1967.
S. 843: Full Opportunity and Social Accounting Act of 1967, 1967-1968.
S. 3409: Per diem bill for state legislators, 1968.
S. 3507: Domestic Food Assistance Act of 1968, 1968.
91st Congress, 1969-1970:
Mondale bills introduced, 1969.
Mondale bills co-sponsored, 1969-1970.
Co-sponsored letters, 1969-1970. 3 folders.
S. 5: Full Opportunity Act of 1969, 1969-1970. 3 folders.
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153.J.3.5BMondale voting record, 1969-1970.
92nd Congress, 1971-1972:
Mondale bills introduced, 1971-1972. 3 folders.
Bills on which co-sponsorship was declined, 1971.
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153.L.8.6FS. 5: Full Opportunity and National Goals Priorities Act, 1971-1972. 6 folders.
S. 683: Bilingual bill, 1971.
Mondale bills co-sponsored, 1971-1972. 2 folders.
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153.J.3.5BCo-sponsorship letters, 1971-1972. 4 folders.
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153.L.8.6F93rd Congress, 1973-1974:
Mondale bills introduced, 1973.
Mondale bill co-sponsored (Cambodia), March 1973.
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153.L.8.7BMondale bills co-sponsored, 1973. 3 folders.
Mondale bills introduced, 1974.
Mondale bills co-sponsored, 1974. 2 folders.
Senate resolutions, 1973-1974.
Senate joint resolutions, 1973-1974.
Senate concurrent resolutions, 1973-1974.
House resolutions, 1973.
94th Congress, 1975-1976:
Mondale bills co-sponsored, 1975-1976. 2 folders.
Other files:
Bills to establish a George Washington Memorial Institute for the Social Sciences, 1969-1971.
Council of Health Advisors (S. 770), 1969-1970.
Council of Social Advisors (S. 5), 1962-1971. 7 folders.
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153.L.7.2FCouncil of Social Advisors (S. 5), 1971-1974. 6 folders.
Social accounting articles by Mondale, undated and 1967.
Special Subcommittee: Program evaluation, 1969.

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153.L.8.5BCommittee assignments, 1967.
Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee:
Committee print: National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958, As Amended, and Related Legislation, December 31, 1965.
Testimony; Alfred D. Starbird, Dr. Joseph V. Charyk, and James D. O'Connell, January 1966.
Testimony: George E. Mueller, March 1, 1966. 2 folders.
Testimony: NASA appropriations bill (S. 1296); George E. Mueller and Mac C. Adams, April 1967.
Testimony: Homer E. Newell. April 1967. 3 folders.
Testimony: Milton Klein, April 1967.
Testimony: George E. Mueller, 1967. 2 folders.
Testimony: Edmond C. Buckley, Earl D. Hilburn, and Richard L. Lesher, undated.
Testimony: Robert C. Seamons, Jr., undated.
Testimony: James E. Webb and William H. Woodward, undated.
Miscellaneous, 1966-1967.
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153.L.8.3BAging, Special Committee on:
Aging, 1967.
Comments by Mondale, 1967.
Correspondence, 1973-1974. 3 folders.
Detroit hearing, July 1967.
Hearing, May 22-23, 1967. 2 folders.
Legislation for seniors, 1971-1972. 2 folders.
Mondale record for senior citizens, 1972.
Mondale speeches and press releases on retirement, undated.
Publications, 1972. 3 folders.
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153.K.11.3BSubcommittee on Health of the Elderly: Hearing transcript, June 23, 1967.
Subcommittee on Housing for the Elderly: Hearing transcripts, July 31-August 2, 1972.
Subcommittee on Retirement and the Individual, 1967. 11 folders.
United Auto Workers centers for retired men and women (Detroit), 1966-1967.
Banking and Currency Committee:
Charities legislation: Background, 1965-1967. 3 folders.
Interstate Charities Registration and Disclosure Act of 1967.
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153.L.8.4FSubcommittee on International Finance: Testimony, June 4, 13, 27; July 17, 24, and 25, 1968. 6 folders.
Budget Committee:
Correspondence and memoranda, 1974-1976. 2 folders.
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153.L.7.3BEqual Educational Opportunity, Select Committee on:
Hearing transcripts, April 20-June 16, 1970.
Includes verbatim hearing transcript, various statements from witnesses, inserts to the hearing record, and witness correspondence.
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153.L.7.4FHearing transcripts, June 17-August 11, 1970.
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153.L.7.5BHearing transcripts, August 12-September 24, 1970.
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153.L.7.6FHearing transcripts, September 30, 1970-June 14, 1971.
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153.L.7.7BHearing transcripts, June 15-September 28, 1971.
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153.L.7.8FHearing transcripts, September 29-November 8, 1971.
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153.L.7.9BHearing transcripts, November 22-December 7, 1971. 18 folders.
Printed hearing transcripts:
1A. Equality of Educational Opportunity: An Introduction, April 20-29, May 5-12, 1970.
1B. Equality of Educational Opportunity: Appendix, April 20-29, May 5-12, 1970.
2. Equality of Educational Opportunity: An Introduction, May 13-21, June 8, July 30, 1970.
3A. Desegregation under law, June 15-17, 1970.
3B. Desegregation under law, June 18-24, July 8, 1970.
3C. Desegregation under law, July 7, 13 and August 4-13, 1970.
3D. Desegregation under law, July 1 and August 12, 1970.
3E. Desegregation under law, September 24 and October 8, 1970.
4. Mexican American education, August 18-21, 1970.
5. De facto segregation and housing discrimination, August 25-September 1, 1970.
6. Racial imbalance in urban schools, September 15-22, 1970.
7. Inequality of economic resources, September 30-October 6, 1970.
8. Equal educational opportunity for Puerto Rican children, November 23-25, 1970.
9A. San Francisco and Berkeley, California, March 3-6, 1971.
9B. San Francisco and Berkeley appendix, March 3-6, 1971.
10. Displacement and present status of Black school principals in desegregated school districts, June 14, 1971.
11. Status of school desegregation law, June 15, 1971.
12. Compensatory education and other alternatives in urban schools, July 14-15, August 3, 1971.
13. Quality and control of urban schools, July 27-29, August 5, 1971.
14. State role in school desegregation, Pennsylvania, August 4, 1971.
15. Education in rural America, September 1-3, 1971.
16A. Inequality in school finance, September 21-23, 1971.
16B. Inequality in school finance, September 28-October 5, 1971.
16C. Inequality in school finance, appendix 1, 1971.
16D-1, 16D-2, 16D-3. Inequalities in school finance, general appendices, 1971. 3 volumes.
17. Delivery systems for federal aid to disadvantaged children, October 7, 1971.
18. Pupil transportation costs, October 6, 1971.
19A. Equal educational opportunity in Michigan, October 26-November 2, 1971.
19A-1. Committee's staff charts on Michigan's educational assessment program, 1971.
19B. Equal educational opportunity in Michigan, September 29, October 1, November 3-4, 1971.
19C. Michigan appendices, 1971.
20. Unequal school practices, November 8, 1971.
21. Metropolitan aspects of educational inequality, November 22-30, 1971.
22. Education information, December 1-3, 1971.
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153.L.7.10FState Files:
Alabama-Georgia.
Particular emphasis on Alabama; Berkeley and Pasadena, California; Hartford, Connecticut; Evanston, Illinois; Mississippi; Texas; West Virginia; and Virginia.
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153.L.7.11BIllinois-North Carolina.
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153.L.7.12FPennsylvania-West Virginia.
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153.L.7.13BCorrespondence:
A-Hal, 1970-1972.
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153.L.7.14FHam-Ph, 1970-1972.
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153.L.6.1BPi-Z, 1970-1972.
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153.L.6.2FChronological correspondence, March 1970-August 1972.
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153.L.6.3BHealth, Education and Welfare and Justice Correspondence: General, 1970-1972. 2 folders.
Abuse complaint files involving school desegregation and discrimination, 1970-1972. 64 folders.
Particularly focuses on Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia and other southern states, though one file from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania was noted.
Consultants, 1970-1972. 17 folders.
Consultant contracts, 1970-1972. 14 folders.
Department referrals: Closed, 1970-1972. 23 folders.
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153.L.6.4FDepartment referrals: Miscellaneous, 1970-1972. 10 folders.
Executive sessions, 1970-1972. 17 folders.
Hearings: Pending, 1971.
Hearings: Proposed, 1970. 9 folders.
Hearings: Postponed, 1970.
Legislation, 1970-1972. 22 folders.
Media, 1970-1972. 5 folders.
Members of committee: Correspondence, 1970-1972. 41 folders.
Miscellaneous insertions for the Congressional Record, 1970.
Rita's Emergency School Assistance Program (ESAP) reading file, 1971.
Rules and procedures, 1970-1972. 6 folders.
Witnesses: Alphabetical listing, 1970-1971.
Witnesses: Chronological listing, 1970-1971.
Witnesses: Hearing lists, 1970.
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153.L.6.5BCommittee print: A Design for the Attainment of High Achievement for the Students of the Public Elementary and Junior High Schools of Washington, D.C., September 1970.
Committee prints:
Interim Report, September 1970.
Emergency School Assistance Program: Background and Evaluations, April 1971.
Federal Aid to Public Education: Who Benefits?, April 1971.
The Financial Aspects of Equality of Educational Opportunity and Inequities in School Finance, January 1972.
Selected Court Decisions Relating to Equal Educational Opportunity, March 1972.
Goals and Alternatives for the Education of Minority Group Students in Elementary and Secondary Schools, June 1972.
Justice for Children, June 1972.
Environment, Intelligence, and Scholastic Achievement: A Compilation of Testimony, June 1972.
The Effects of Dropping Out, August 1972.
Issues in School Finance, September 1972.
The Final Report, pursuant to S. Res.359, February 19, 1970, December 31, 1972.
Pages 187-274 missing.
The final report (draft), 1972. 7 folders.
Miscellaneous, 1970.
A Study of Selected Exemplary Programs for the Education of Disadvantaged Children, Parts I and II, September 1968. 2 folders.
The American Indian High School Dropout: The Magnitude of the Problem, September 1968.
The Status of American Indian Education, January 1970. 2 folders.
A Study of Our Nation's Schools: A Working Paper, circa 1970. 4 folders.
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153.L.6.6FAttorney's fees, 1970-1971.
Civil rights survey: McDowell County Schools, West Virginia, March 1971.
Costs of raising children, circa 1970.
Costs of Raising Children, ca. 1970, part 1 Digital version
Costs of Raising Children, ca. 1970, part 2 Digital version
Education legislation, 1971.
Education Legislation, 1971 Digital version
Educational effectiveness report, circa 1971. 2 folders.
Emergency School Assistance Program (ESAP) reports, Donn Mitchell, 1970.
Health, Education and Welfare Department: Second national survey of racial and ethnic enrollment in public schools, June 18, 1971.
Inequalities, 1971-1972.
Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970, February 1971.
Performance, achievement (groups and SES classes), 1970-1971.
Pettigrew-Armor, 1972.
Press releases, 1971.
Project 100,000, 1971.
Receipt of committee report, 1972.
Recommendations of the majority report, 1972.
Review of committee's activities, 1971.
School survey tests, questions asked, 1965.
Success, 1971.
Testing, 1972.
Labor and Public Welfare Committee:
Subcommittee on Health: Hearing statements, June 12, 1969.
Subcommittee on Education:
Hearing transcript: school desegregation assistance, February 10, 1971.
Hearing statements, March 12, 1971.
James E. Allen, Jr.: Testimony, March 17, 1971.
Howard A. Glickstein: Testimony, March 17, 1971.
Various statements, March 17-18, 1971.
Nutrition and Human Needs, Select Committee on:
Committee print: Hunger in the Classroom: Then and Now, January 1972.
Correspondence, 1968. 2 folders.
Domestic Food Assistance Act of 1969, 1969.
Executive session, October 20, 1971.
Food stamp legislation, 1971-1972. 3 folders.
Minneapolis blanketing school lunch, 1971.
National nutrition survey, 1971-1972.
School lunch authorizations, 1971-1972.
School lunch legislation, 1971-1972. 2 folders.
Universal Child Nutrition Act, 1971-1972.
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153.L.9.11BSubcommittee on Children and Youth:
ACTION/VISTA, 1974.
Adoption, 1973-1976. 5 folders.
Child abuse: Correspondence, 1973-February 1974. 6 folders.
Mondale article on child abuse in Public Welfare magazine, Spring 1974.
Child abuse: Correspondence, March 1974-March 1975. 7 folders.
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153.L.9.12FChild abuse:
Correspondence, April 1975-January 1977. 7 folders.
Funding, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
General, 1971-1974. 4 folders.
Hearings, 1973.
Information requests, 1974.
Children's charities, 1969-1974. 5 folders.
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153.L.9.13BChildren's charities, 1974-1976. 6 folders.
Children's charities: Investigations, 1974. 2 folders.
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146.L.8.2FChildren's Charities: Study on Charitable Organizations, 1965-1974. 17 folders.
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153.L.9.13BCongressional Record inserts, undated and 1973.
Children:
General correspondence, 1971-June 1972. 10 folders.
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153.L.9.14FGeneral correspondence, July 1972-1975. 22 folders.
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153.L.8.1BGeneral correspondence, 1976-January 1977. 4 folders.
Child development material requests, 1973.
Education:
Adult basic, 1973-1974.
Community schools, 1973-1974.
General, 1973-1974.
Headstart, 1973, 1976. 2 folders.
Vocational, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Fact sheet, 1972-1973.
Foster care:
General, 1975-1976.
Foster grandparents, 1976.
Foster parents plan, 1974.
Handicapped children, 1975-1976.
Health of children, 1973-1974. 4 folders.
Health: Maternal and child health, 1976-1977.
Family hearings, 1973-1974. 4 folders.
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153.L.8.2FHoffman, Ellen:
Mondale aide Ellen Hoffman was staff director of the U.S. Senate Sub-committee on Children and Youth, and Director for Governmental Affairs for the Children's Defense Fund.
Letters, 1973-1974.
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148.J.16.9BEllen Hoffman memos to senator, 1972-1977. 6 folders.
Speeches, undated, 1972-1976. 7 folders.
Includes one folder of fragments and one folder of undated speeches. Most are original speech texts, many containing annotations in Mondale's hand. Most are not contained in the master set of Mondale speech files.
Legislation: Background materials concerning Child and Family Services Act (1975), 1976.
Includes materials prepared by the Subcommittee on Children and Youth and contains comments by and publicity on this legislation.
Joan Mondale speech materials, 1976.
Includes text and supporting materials for Joan Mondale's "family" speech.
Ellen Hoffman's speech materials, 1977.
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153.L.8.2FJohnson III, A. Sidney (Sid): Memoranda to Mondale, 1973.
Nutrition, 1974-1976.
Organizations:
Holt Adoption Program, Inc., 1972-1973.
National Epilepsy League, 1974.
Public relations, 1971-1972.
Public relations: Thank yous, 1971-1973.
Requests: Documents, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), 1973-1976. 6 folders.
Teenage alcoholism, 1976.
Television, 1974.
White House Conference on Children and Youth, 1971-1972.
Youth:
Camp safety, 1974-1975. 2 folders.
General correspondence, 1973-1974. 4 folders.
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153.L.8.3BGeneral correspondence, 1975-1976. 3 folders.
Crisis services, general, 1973-1974.
Crisis service, hot line, 1973-1974.
Organizations, 1973.
Programs, 1973-1974.
Runaways, 1973-1974. 3 folders.

Expand/CollapseDear Colleague Letters

Location
153.L.7.2FDear Colleague letters, 1974-May 1976. 5 folders.

Expand/CollapseLegislative Assistant Files

Many of these are the files of Connie Foshay, Jean Eberhart, and John Maguire.
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153.L.13.9BAbortion, 1976.
Advertising, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
Agriculture:
Advance payments: Wheat and feed grain programs (S. 3293), 1972-1973. 2 folders.
Agricultural Act of 1937 with amendments as of January 20, 1971. October 1971.
Agricultural Act of 1937, 1971.
Agricultural Act of 1970. 1970-1972.
Agricultural appropriations, 1972.
Agricultural bills summary, 92nd Congress, 1972.
Agricultural Committee hearings regarding cutbacks, 1973.
Agricultural Committee hearings, Alexandria, Minnesota, February 2, 1973.
Agricultural Conservation Program (ACP), 1970.
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, 1971.
Agriculture research, 1973.
Agriculture and rural development manual, 1972.
American Farm Bureau Federation, 1970-1972.
Associated Milk Producers, Inc. (AMPI), 1971-1972.
Bargaining and marketing bills (S. 726 and S. 727), 1972.
Beef Research and Information Act (H. R. 7656), 1975-1976.
Bees, 1972.
Bergland rally, Alexandria, Minnesota, November 5, 1972.
Bread tax, 1973.
Brown County Democratic-Farmer-Labor rally, May 20, 1972.
Butter subsidy, 1967.
Butz, Earl: Nomination as Agriculture Secretary, 1971-1972. 2 folders.
Campaign fliers (Mondale), 1972.
Census of agriculture, 1969.
Collocation of United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) field offices, 1973-1974.
Commodity Credit Corporation, 1972.
Commodity prices, 1971-1972.
Commodity stock statistics, 1972.
Common Market, 1965-1966.
Cooperatives, 1967-1972.
Cooperatives: Humphrey amendment, 1966.
Corn, 1971-1972.
Costs of farming, 1972.
Crisis in the corn belt, 1972.
Location
153.L.13.10FCrop insurance bill, 1973.
Dairy imports, 1971.
Dairy, milk, butter, 1965-1968.
Dairy price supports, 1971-1972. 2 folders.
Dairy price supports (S. 3195), 1972.
Dairy, 1973-1974. 3 folders.
Democratic Platform Committee, 1972.
Diethylstilbestrol (DES) ban, 1973.
Disaster loans, 1972-1973.
Disaster rundown, 1972.
Disasters: Duluth, 1972.
Disasters: Little Falls, Minnesota, 1972.
Disasters: Minnesota floods, 1972.
Disasters, 1973-1974.
Dock strike (west coast), 1972.
Drought, 1974.
Eggs, poultry, fish inspection, undated, 1956-1966. 3 folders.
Location
153.L.13.11BEggs, poultry, fish inspection, 1967-1972. 14 folders.
ERA wheat discrimination, 1972.
Export Administration Act, undated.
Exports, 1969-1972.
Fair farm budget, 1967-1969. 2 folders.
Farm bargaining bill (S. 2973 and S. 3590), 1967-1968. 4 folders.
Location
153.L.13.12FFarm bargaining bill (S. 2973 and S. 3590), 1967-1968. 4 folders.
Farm bargaining bill ( National Agricultural Bargaining Act), 1969.
Farm bargaining bill, 1971. 2 folders.
Farm bargaining bill: History, 1968-1971.
Farm bargaining bill: Literature, 1968-1972.
Farm bill, 1965, 1973-1976. 10 folders.
Location
153.L.13.13BFarm bill, 1975-1976.
Farm coop training program, 1973.
Farm Credit Act of 1971. 1965-1972.
Farm food forum, 1973.
Farm policy: Cargill, Inc., position papers, 1974-1975.
Farm program: Explanation, 1970-1972.
Farm speeches of Hubert H. Humphrey, 1962-1967.
Farm storage bill, 1973.
Farmfest USA, 1971-1972.
Farmers: Paid advertisements for Mondale, 1971-1972.
Farmers Home Administration, 1972.
Farmers Home Administration: Housing, 1971-1972.
Farmers Income Improvement Act of 1971, undated.
Farmers Union: Young farmers, 1972.
Federal Crop Insurance Act, 1975.
Feed grains program, 1970.
Fertilizer supply figures, 1972.
Fish Products Protection Act of 1967, 1967.
Fish and Fishery Products Act of 1968, 1968. 2 folders.
Flanigan report, 1973.
Foods and nutrition (S. 3163), 1972.
Food prices, 1972.
Food standards, 1972.
Federal Trade Commission investigation of the food industry, 1974.
Grain inspection, 1975-1976.
Location
153.L.13.14FGrain information, 1975-1976.
Grain Terminal Association elevator, 1975-1976.
Grass seed production and research, 1972.
Green Thumb, Inc., 1968-1971.
Hard Tomatoes, Hard Times report, 1971-1972.
Hay, 1972.
Incentives for cover crops, 1971-1973. 3 folders.
Interior Department and Agriculture Department, 1972-1974.
International commodity agreements, 1971-1972.
Labor, 1971-1972.
Lamb, 1969.
Land: National inventory, 1972.
Land O' Lakes, Inc., 1971-1972.
Land retirement, 1968-1969.
Lard subsidy, 1968-1969.
Legislation needed, 1971-1972.
Livestock information, 1975-1976.
Margarine, 1971.
Marketing, 1971-1972.
McGovern campaign material on agriculture, 1972-1973.
Meat imports, 1972.
Meat inspection, 1967-1971. 3 folders.
Meat Inspection Act (S. 2218), 1967-1969. 3 folders.
Meat inspection: USDA reports on Minnesota plants, 1971. 2 folders.
Meat inspection legislation, 1964-1967.
Location
153.L.12.1BMeat inspection legislation, 1964-1968. 10 folders.
Meat prices, 1972.
Melrose centennial, 1972.
Memoranda, 1972.
Milk price supports (S. 3357), 1972.
Midwest caucus, 1975.
Minnechsoffer, Tony: Memoranda, undated.
Minnesota farm economy, 1970-1971.
Minnesota Farmers Union: Annual meeting, 1971.
Minnesota Soybean Producers, 1972.
National Coalition for Land Reform, 1971-1972.
National Farm Coalition, 1972.
National Farmers Union, 1971.
National Farmers Union: Health care testimony, 1971.
Needs of the Farmer, Mondale statement in Congressional Record, 1971.
Nixon rural development policy, 1971-1972.
Organizations, 1968-1972.
Parity, 1965-1972.
Payment limitation, 1969-1972.
PCBs in turkeys, 1971.
Pesticide Control Act (H. R. 10729), 1972.
Planting intentions, 1972.
Pork, 1970-1971.
Potatoes, 1971.
Potato diversion, 1971-1972.
Poultry, 1971-1972.
Poultry bill (backup), 1968.
Poultry disease data, 1966-1968.
Location
153.L.12.2FPoultry disease data: Salmonella, 1963-1967.
Poultry hearings (Senate), 1968.
Poultry inspection, 1967-1968. 3 folders.
Price freeze effect on farms, 1971-1972.
Prices: Current statistics, 1972.
Price spread, 1971-1972. 2 folders.
Producer income protection, 1971.
Project Safeguard (pesticides), 1972-1973. 4 folders.
Pulse of farm thinking, 1971.
Rapeseed, 1972.
Resource, conservation and development projects, 1970-1972.
Reclamation Lands Authority Act, 1971-1972.
Reserve supplies of commodities, 1971-1972.
Retraining, 1971.
R.E.A., 1973.
Rural Electric Cooperative Association: Telephone legislation, 1969-1972.
Location
153.L.12.3BRural Electric Cooperative Association: Value of electricity on farms, 1970-1972.
Rural Environmental Assistance Program (R.E.A.P.), 1972-1974.
Rural Rail Preservation Act, 1973-1974.
Rural poverty, 1965-1975. 2 folders.
Rural Rehabilitation Trust, 1972.
Rural telephone bill (S. 696/H. R. 12066), 1967.
Salute to Agriculture Day, 1971.
Securities and Exchange Commission v. National Farmers Union, 1974.
Security reserves, 1965-1967.
Set Aside, 1972.
Seventh District testimonials, undated.
Shortages Board, 1973-1974.
Small farmers, 1968-1972.
Soil and water conservation, 1971-1972.
Soil Conservation Service, 1971-1972.
Social Security, undated.
Southern Cooperative Federation, 1972.
Soviet grain deals, 1971-1972. 3 folders.
Soybeans, 1969-1973. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.12.4FSoybeans, 1976-1976. 2 folders.
Speeches on farm topics by Mondale, 1968.
State cooperative convention, 1972.
Stream channelization, 1972.
Subsidies, other, 1972.
Sugar, 1964-1974. 2 folders.
Sugar Act, 1974.
Sugar beets, 1974-1976. 3 folders.
Sunflowers, 1972.
Swiss cheese, 1975.
Taxes, 1969-1972.
Tax loss farming, 1968-1972.
Taxes: Administration proposal, 1969-1972.
Timber demand: Agency responses, 1973.
Tobacco, 1964-1971.
Tributes to Thomas Steichen and Arthur Smaby, 1972.
United States Department of Agriculture:
Positions and speeches, 1971.
Reorganization, 1971-1972.
Standards for grain (1970) and food and farm products (1972). 1970-1972.
Young Executives Committee,"New Directions for U.S. Agricultural Policy," 1972.
Vertical integration, 1972.
Veterans agricultural education, 1972.
Watershed programs, 1972.
Wheat, 1971-1972.
Wheat and Wheat Foods Research, Education and Promotion Act, 1972.
Wheat discounts, 1972.
Wheat program, 1966-1972.
Wheat sales to Russia, 1968.
Location
153.L.12.5BWild rice (S. 1388), 1971-1972.
Wild rice research, 1971-1974.
Wool, 1972.
Young Farmers Homestead Act of 1975. 1975-1976.
Miscellany, 1973-1974.
Alcohol, 1973.
Alcoholism, 1967-1968. 2 folders.
Alcoholism: Minnesota Commission on Alcoholism, 1968.
Alcoholism and narcotics, 1964-1970. 2 folders.
Alien Employment Act, 1975.
Aliens (illegal), 1974-1975.
Arts and humanities, 1969.
Automobile recall campaign, 1966-1967. 7 folders.
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153.L.6.6FAutomobile safety, 1966-1968. 10 folders.
Location
153.L.12.5BBanking and currency:
Bank holding companies legislation, 1969-1970. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.12.6FBank holding companies legislation, 1969-1970. 4 folders.
Credit unions, 1967.
Demonstration cities and urban development acts, 1966-1967.
Financial institutions, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
H. R. 12646: Hearing transcript, 1967.
Home mortgages, 1966-1967.
Inc. Fund speech, 1970-1971.
Interstate land sales bill, 1967.
Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act, 1966-1967. 3 folders.
Mass transit, 1966-1967.
Metropolitan expediters, 1967.
Metropolitan government, 1966-1967.
Mortgage Market Facilities Act, 1965-1967.
Mutual fund legislation (S. 1659), 1967-1968. 2 folders.
National Insurance Development Corporation Act of 1968, 1968.
Savings and loan associations, 1967.
Surplus property, 1969-1975.
Union State Bank, 1975.
Usury - Home construction, 1974-1975.
Workmen's equity, 1973-1974.
Biological warfare, 1968.
Location
153.L.12.7BBook labelling, 1968.
Brain drain:
General file, 1966-1968. 3 folders.
Articles and press, 1965-1967. 2 folders.
Articles and study reports, 1958-1967. 2 folders.
Congressional and State Department studies, 1966-1968. 2 folders.
News clippings, 1966.
Resources, 1966-1967.
Statistics, 1966-1968.
Views of others, 1964-1967.
Location
153.L.12.8FMondale file, 1966.
Cable television, 1976.
Campaign finance, 1972-1979.
Central Intelligence Agency, 1966-1967.
Charities regulation, 1964-1966.
Civil rights, 1966. 2 folders.
Civil rights: Poverty, 1966.
Civil rights: Tom Tomlinson, 1968.
Cloture, 1967.
Committee and presidential nomination, 1972-1976.
Location
153.L.12.8FConglomerates, 1967-1969.
Congressional reform, 1974.
Consumer affairs, 1968.
Consumer legislation:
General file, 1962-1966.
Auto defects, 1966.
Cigarette,Tar and Nicotine Disclosure Act, 1967.
Consumer protection speeches, 1967.
Federal Trade Commission, 1961-1967. 2 folders.
Flammable fabrics, 1965-1967.
Food prices, 1966.
General information, 1964-1966.
Peterson, Esther, 1965-1966.
Poor, 1965-1966.
Safeway Stores, 1967-1968.
Speeches and statements, 1962-1967.
Truth in lending, 1962-1967. 2 folders.
Truth in packaging, 1962-1966.
Location
153.L.12.9BConsumer problems, 1965-1968. 2 folders.
Consumer protection:
Fair warning, 1964.
Real estate fraud, 1967.
Corporate social responsibility, 1973-1976.
Credit card abuses, 1967-1968.
Crime:
General file, 1965-1966.
Gun control, 1968. 2 folders.
Handgun ammunition, 1975.
Law enforcement, 1965-1966.
Crime bill: Gun legislation, 1965-1968. 3 folders.
Disaster: Red River flood, 1975. 2 folders.
Disaster relief, 1976. 2 folders.
Drugs:
General file, 1968.
Controlled Dangerous Substances Act of 1969 (S. 3246), 1969-1970.
Federal Drug Abuse and Drug Dependency Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Act of 1970, 1970.
Location
146.L.10.3BDutch Elm Disease, 1970-1976. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.12.9BEarth Resources Satellite, 1967.
Location
153.L.12.10FEconomics, 1975.
Economic Development Act (EDA), 1965-1967.
Education:
An Act to Extend and Amend the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, 1974.
Bilingual education, 1974-1975. 2 folders.
Busing, 1972.
Busing: Constitutional amendments, 1972.
College kids, 1967-1969.
College work-study program, 1969.
Educational Associates Inc.: Upward Bound, 1969.
Educational research, 1966-1967.
Elementary and Secondary Education Act amendments, 1966-1973. 10 folders.
G.I. bill information, 1969.
Government programs, 1967-1968.
Higher education, 1968-1969. 2 folders.
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153.L.12.11BHigher education, 1963-1972. 32 folders.
Location
153.L.12.12FHigher education, 1972.
School integration, 1965-1968.
Teacher tax deductions, salaries, etc., 1966.
University role, 1966-1968.
Upward Bound, 1969.
Miscellany, 1969.
Elderly: Tax credits, 1964-1966.
Elderly: Tax relief, 1962-1966.
Elderly persons, 1964-1967.
Election/Public financing, 1975-1976.
Electoral college, 1968. 3 folders.
Electoral reform, 1968.
Energy:
Alaska pipeline bill, 1975-1976.
Alaskan gas, 1975-1976. 3 folders.
Alaskan Natural Gas Transportation Systems, 1976. 3 folders.
Location
153.L.12.13BAlaskan pipeline: Legislative briefing book, 1968-1973.
American Enterprise Institute: National Energy Project, 1974.
Arctic gas, 1976. 2 folders.
Arctic gas project, 1975.
Canadian crude oil: Same condition drawback, 1976.
Canadian oil, 1975-1976. 2 folders.
Canadian oil allocation, 1975-1976. 5 folders.
Canadian oil allocation bill (S. 2364), 1975-1976.
Canadian oil and gas, 1975.
Canadian pipeline, 1973. 3 folders.
Location
153.L.12.14FCanadian trip, 1974-1976. 7 folders.
Coal, 1974-1975.
Crude cost equalization, 1974.
Democratic congress and energy, 1975.
Democratic energy alternatives, 1975.
Energy, 1976.
Energy and environment, 1973-1974.
Energy briefing material, 1974-1975.
Energy conservation, 1973-1975.
Energy Conservation Act of 1976 (S. 2932), 1976.
Energy Conservation and Conversion Act of 1975 (H. R. 6860), 1975. 2 folders.
Energy Independence Authority, 1975.
Energy information, 1973-1974.
Energy research and development, 1974-1975.
Location
153.L.11.1BERDA authorization, 1976.
Excess profits taxation, 1974-1975.
Exotic energy sources, 1972-1974.
FEA hearing, 1975.
Federal Power Commission: Holland-Smathers (S. 218), 1965.
Food and energy, 1975.
Ford Economic and Energy Program, 1975.
Ford Energy Program: Minnesota impact, 1975.
Ford energy project, 1974.
Fuel efficiency tax, 1975.
Gasartic pipeline consortium, 1975-1976.
Inflation and energy, 1974.
International petroleum, 1975-1976.
Keating amendment, 1965.
Lakehead pipeline, 1975.
Letter to Ford concerning Canada, 1975.
Letter to Zarb concerning Canadian oil, 1974.
Mandatory fuel allocation regulations, 1973-1975.
Minnesota energy conference, 1975.
Minnesota energy meetings, 1975. 2 folders.
Mondale energy press, 1974.
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, 1967.
Natural gas allocation, 1975-1976. 2 folders.
Natural Gas Emergency Act of 1975 (S. 2310), 1975.
Natural gas regulation, 1973-1975. 3 folders.
Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4, 1975.
Nuclear power, 1971-1975. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.11.2FNuclear power: State standards, 1974.
Oil:
Alaska Trans-Canada pipeline, 1976.
Minimum Oil Price Initiative, 1975.
West Coast crude, 1976.
Oil Company divestiture, 1975-1976.
Oil price decontrol, 1975. 3 folders.
Oil pricing, 1975.
Oil shale, 1967.
Peat, 1975.
Rural Electric Association, 1976.
Rural Electric Association and electric power, 1967.
Small refineries exemption, 1976. 2 folders.
Solar energy, 1973-1976.
Strategic energy reserves legislation, 1975.
Utilities, 1975.
Western coal, 1975-1976.
Environment:
Abandoned railroad rights-of-way, 1971-1972.
Aerosols and ozone, 1972-1975.
Aircraft noise, 1976.
Alaska, 1973.
Albert Lea, Minnesota, 1976.
Albert Lea Lake, 1975.
Albert Lea Lake and Fountain Lake: Restoration grant application, 1975.
Apostle Islands lake shore, 1967-1969.
Atomic energy, 1970-1972. 3 folders.
Location
153.L.11.3BAtomic energy, 1970-1972. 2 folders.
Auto emissions, 1972-1975. 3 folders.
Big Stone, undated.
Boundary Waters Canoe Area, 1969-1976. 13 folders.
Campaign back-up, 1970.
Campaign theme memorandum, 1970-1971.
Central Arizona Indian Tribal Water Rights Settlement Act, 1976.
Clean air, 1968-1972.
Location
153.L.11.4FClean air, 1968-1974. 5 folders.
Clean lakes, 1970-1976. 9 folders.
Clean lakes legislation, 1966-1972. 11 folders.
Club of Rome study, 1972.
Location
153.L.11.5BCoal slurry pipeline, 1974-1975.
Coastal energy supplies, 1975.
Conservation, 1964-1969. 2 folders.
Conservation:
Forest Service, 1969-1970.
New Wild and Scenic Rivers in Minnesota, 1966-1969.
Pollution, 1965-1966.
Copper/Nickel mining, 1973-1975. 2 folders.
Correspondence: Miscellaneous, 1971.
Co-sponsorships, 1975.
Deep water ports, 1973.
Democratic National Committee: Human environment, 1969-1970.
Detroit Lakes, undated.
Dredging Mississippi, 1974-1975.
Economics of pollution control, 1969-1975. 7 folders.
Endangered species, 1973-1975.
Energy crisis, 1970-1973. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.11.6FEnvironment, 1966-1972. 6 folders.
Environmental Protection Agency, 1971-1975. 3 folders.
Environmental Teach-In, 1970-1972.
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration, 1967-1970. 2 folders.
Federal water pollution control amendments, 1971.
Feedlots, 1975.
Fishing: Law of the seas, 1974.
Flood control, 1975.
Forests, 1975.
Freshwater Biological Lab, 1968.
Garrison Diversion Project, 1975.
Governors Conference on Great Lakes Pollution, 1965.
Great Lakes, 1969-1975. 3 folders.
Great Lakes Commission, 1969.
Great Lakes excursion boat, 1973-1974.
Great River study and dredging, 1975.
Interior Department, 1964-1975. 2 folders.
Interior and public works appropriation (FY 1973), 1972-1973.
Location
153.L.11.7BInterior secretary, 1975. 2 folders.
Izaak Walton League, 1975.
Kettle River, 1975.
Kettle River bill (S. 2691), 1970-1974.
Lake Superior, 1969.
Lake Superior pollution, 1968-1970. 2 folders.
Lake Superior water level, 1973.
Lakes clean-up bill, 1971.
Lakes clean-up programs (H. R. 6486-6487), 1971.
Lakes clean-up speech data, 1969-1971.
Land use, 1972-1975. 2 folders.
Law of the Seas Conference, 1973.
Lock and Dam 26 (Alton, Illinois), 1975-1976. 5 folders.
Lower St. Croix River, 1974. 2 folders.
Lyndale Avenue, Minneapolis: Noise pollution, 1972-1974.
Mineral Resources Research Institutes bill, 1972-1974.
Location
153.L.11.8FMinnesota Conservation Federation, 1966-1967.
Minnesota lands, 1972-1973.
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency: Issues meeting, July 16, 1975.
Minnesota programs funded by Interior Department, FY 1974-1976.
Minnesota River, 1975.
Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Recreation Area [S. 2097], 1975-1976. 9 folders.
Minnesota Valley Trail, 1970.
Missing Link Canal, 1972.
Mississippi River: Nine foot channel, 1974.
Mississippi River: Twelve foot channel, 1972.
Mississippi River trip, 1973-1975. 2 folders.
Mondale record on the environment, circa 1972.
National Association of Counties recommendations, 1973.
Natural resources/environment, 1975.
New London fish hatchery, 1974-1975.
Noise abatement, 1974-1975.
Nuclear energy, 1975.
Location
153.L.11.9BNuclear power: Atomic Energy Commission controversy, 1969-1970.
Nuclear power plant siting, undated.
Nuclear power plants: Monticello, 1968-1969.
Nuclear power plants: Sacramento, 1968-1969.
Oil recycling, 1967-1972.
Oil spills, 1971-1972.
Panama sea level canal, 1970-1974.
Panama Sea Level Canal, 1970-1974, part 1 Digital version
Panama Sea Level Canal, 1970-1974, part 2 Digital version
Panama Sea Level Canal, 1970-1974, part 3 Digital version
Panama Sea Level Canal, 1970-1974, part 4 Digital version
Panama Sea Level Canal, 1970-1974, part 5 Digital version
Panama Sea Level Canal, 1970-1974, part 6 Digital version
Panama Sea Level Canal, 1970-1974, part 7 Digital version
Parks and recreation, 1975.
Payment in lieu of taxes, 1974-1975.
PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls), 1975. 2 folders.
Pesticides, 1969-1975. 7 folders.
Pesticides: DDT, 1969-1970.
Pigs Eye coal terminal, 1974.
Plutonium, 1973-1975. 3 folders.
Pollution, 1967-1970. 3 folders.
Pollution:
Air, 1966-1969. 1 folder.
Location
153.L.11.10FAir, 1966-1969. 1 folder.
Mondale's positions, 1967-1969.
Oil, 1969-1970.
Red River, 1968-1969.
Thermal, 1969.
Water, 1968-1969.
Pollution Control Board (Minnesota), 1968-1969.
Predator control, 1975.
Refuse Act permit program, 1972.
Reserve Mining Company case, 1969-1976. 13 folders.
Location
153.L.11.11BReserve Mining Company case, 1969-1976. 6 folders.
Rice Lake wilderness proposal, 1973.
Safe drinking water, 1975.
Seabeds, 1975.
Snowmobile ban in BWCA, 1975.
Solid waste recovery:
Bills, statements, testimony, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Charleston, South Carolina, 1974.
Committee hearings, 1973.
Published reports, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Rail transport of solid wastes, 1968.
Sherburne County electrical generating plant environmental impact statement, 1974.
Solid wastes and recycling, 1972-1974. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.11.12FSt. Croix River, 1968-1975. 7 folders.
St. Croix River:
Dam and flood control, 1964-1968.
Legislation, 1965-1968. 2 folders.
Mondale statements and other materials, 1965.
Press and articles, 1965-1968.
Lower St. Croix bill passage pushed in spite of Interior Department opposition, May 1972.
St. Lawrence Seaway, 1967-1969.
State environmental legislation, 1971-1973. 2 folders.
State Scenic Rivers program, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
State standards for nuclear power plants, 1972-1974. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.11.13BStrip mining, 1971-1975. 5 folders.
Supersonic transport, 1970. 2 folders.
Timber, 1970-1972. 3 folders.
Tourism, 1973-1974.
Train, Russell, 1973.
Upper Mississippi River, 1972-1975. 4 folders.
Location
153.L.11.14FUpper Mississippi River, 1971-1975. 4 folders.
Upper Mississippi River Basin Commission, 1975.
Veterans, 1971.
Voyageurs National Park, 1966-1974. 3 folders.
Voyageurs National Park: Briefing book, circa 1970.
Voyageurs National Park: Gawboy's land bill, 1970-1975.
Voyageurs National Park bill, 1969-1970. 3 folders.
Water pollution, 1972-1975. 2 folders.
Water pollution control amendments, 1972-1973. 2 folders.
Water pollution veto, 1972.
Water Quality Improvement Act, 1969-1970.
Location
153.L.10.1BWatergate Apartments project (St. Paul), undated.
White Earth Reservation, 1969-1972.
Wild areas bill, 1972.
Wilderness areas, 1974.
Wildlife, 1975.
Wildlife:
Conservation, 1969-1972. 2 folders.
Endangered species, 1972.
Predator control, 1972.
Restoration, 1970-1972.
Waterfowl, 1972.
Wolf bounties, 1970.
Miscellany, undated and 1970-1971.
Federal Election Commission, 1976.
"Financial Crisis of our Cities" Round-table report, 1968.
Firearms material (old), 1968.
Flood insurance, 1975.
Foreign relations:
Aaron, David L.: Structuring the General Purpose Forces Force Reductions in Central Europe, undated.
Africa, 1966-1969. 2 folders.
Agricultural research (overseas), 1965-1966.
AID and development, 1974.
All-volunteer army, 1973-1974.
Amendment 241 to S. 1433 (International Conference on Conventional Arms), 1973.
American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations, 1974.
Americans in the Soviet Union/Dissidents, 1973-1974.
Arms control, 1972-1974. 2 folders.
Arms Control: Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT), 1972-1974. 4 folders.
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 1964-1968.
Arms Control Convention/Mondale initiative, 1975.
Location
153.L.10.2FArms sales bill, 1975.
Asia, 1967-1970.
Asia (Southeast), 1967-1969.
Atlantic Alliance, 1974.
Atlantic Conference, 1974.
Brazil, 1970.
Canada, 1973-1976.
Chemical warfare, 1974.
Chile, 1973-1976. 2 folders.
China, 1966-1969. 3 folders.
China, People's Republic of, 1974.
People's Republic of China, part 1 Digital version
People's Republic of China, part 2 Digital version
Cold War, 1966.
Conference on New Initiatives in East-West Cooperation, 1973-1974.
Council on Foreign Relations, 1974.
Council on Foreign Relations, 1974 Digital version
Counterforce, 1974.
Cuba, 1974.
Cyprus, 1974.
Czechoslovakia, 1968.
Defense, 1959-1974. 7 folders.
Democratic Advisory Council, 1974.
Democratic Advisory Council of Elected Officials, 1974-1976. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.10.3BDeveloping countries, 1965-1968.
Diego Garcia, 1974.
Dominican Republic, 1965-1966.
Drugs, 1972-1974. 2 folders.
East-West trade, 1974.
Entry of Soviet Jews into Austria: Amendment to S. 2335, 1973.
Europe, 1974.
Europe: NATO, 1965-1966.
Europe and Canada, 1966-1970.
European policy, 1973-1974.
Food, 1974.
Food for Peace: World Hunger, 1964-1968. 6 folders.
Food and foreign policy, undated.
Foreign aid, 1964-1974. 6 folders.
Foreign aid appropriations bill, 1973.
Foreign policy, 1965-1975. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.10.4FForeign policy, 1967-1975. 5 folders.
France, 1974.
Germany, 1974.
Genocide treaty, 1974.
Greece, 1967-1970. 2 folders.
Immigration reform bill, 1973.
India, 1964-1974. 4 folders.
Indian Ocean base, 1974.
Indochina, 1974.
Israel, 1967-1974. 7 folders.
Israel-Germany trip report, 1973.
Israeli Aid, 1974.
Japan, 1972-1974.
Japan trip, 1973.
Latin America, 1966-1974. 3 folders.
Memoranda (David Aaron), 1974.
Middle East, 1967-1970. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.10.5BMiddle East, 1967-1974. 7 folders.
Middle East Development Bank, 1975.
Military: General, 1974.
Military procurement bill, 1975.
Monetary policy, 1974.
Mutual and balanced force reductions, 1973.
National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 1975.
National interests, 1973.
National security, 1965-1966.
National security issues, 1974.
NATO, 1974.
Near East report, 1966-1968.
Nixon-Brezhnev summit, 1973.
Norwegian-American Day (S. Res. 135), 1975.
Norwegian-Americans, 1975.
Nuclear arms: First use, 1975.
Nuclear arms/reactors/proliferation (S. Res. 188), 1975.
Location
153.L.10.6FNuclear arms/reactors/proliferation (S. Res. 188), 1975.
Nuclear proliferation, 1975.
Nuclear technology exports, 1975.
Nuclear weapons, 1975.
Organization of American States, 1968.
Overseas Development Council, 1975.
Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), 1974.
Pakistan, 1968.
Palestine Liberation Organization, undated.
Panama Canal, 1975.
Panama Canal, 1975, part 1 Digital version
Panama Canal, 1975, part 2 Digital version
Panama Canal, 1975, part 3 Digital version
Panama Canal, 1975, part 4 Digital version
Panama Canal, 1975, part 5 Digital version
Panama Canal, 1975, part 6 Digital version
Peruvian Expropriation, 1973.
Performance of U.S. military equipment in the Middle East, 1974.
Portugal, undated.
Prevention of nuclear war, 1973.
Romania, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Sahelian River blindness, 1974.
Schlesinger briefing, 1974.
Senator's staff for foreign affairs, undated.
Sinai agreement, 1975.
Soviet emigration policy, 1973-1974.
Soviet Jewry, 1974-1975.
Soviet threat, 1974.
Soviet trip, 1974.
Soviet Union, 1974. 3 folders.
Strategic forces, 1974.
Strategic policies (Schlesinger), 1974.
Strategy and forces, 1972-1973.
Sweden, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Syria, 1974.
Syrian Jews (S. Res. 335/S. 9850), 1974.
Test Ban Treaty, 1974.
Trident submarine, 1974.
Trilateral Commission, 1973-1974. 3 folders.
Turkey: Opium production, 1973-1974. 3 folders.
United Nations, 1965-1966.
Location
153.L.10.7BUnited Nations, 1968-1969, 1975. 2 folders.
United Nations and world government, 1967-1970.
United Nations and World Government, 1967-1970, part 1 Digital version
United Nations and World Government, 1967-1970, part 2 Digital version
United Nations and World Government, 1967-1970, part 3 Digital version
United Nations and World Government, 1967-1970, part 4 Digital version
United Nations and World Government, 1967-1970, part 5 Digital version
United Nations and World Government, 1967-1970, part 6 Digital version
United Nations and World Government, 1967-1970, part 7 Digital version
United Nations and World Government, 1967-1970, part 8 Digital version
United Nations and World Government, 1967-1970, part 9 Digital version
United Nations and World Government, 1967-1970, part 10 Digital version
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, 1967-1968. 4 folders.
United States-Canada Air Agreement, 1974.
United States-Israel Foundation for the Education of Disadvantaged Children and Youth, 1973-1974.
United States/Soviet communiques, 1973.
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1974. 3 folders.
Vietnam, 1968.
Vietnam-Southeast Asia, 1968.
World Peace-World Citizen, 1974.
Fort Snelling: Proposed postal facility, 1971.
Full Opportunity and Social Accounting Act (S. 843), 1967-1968. 2 folders.
Freedom of Information Act amendments, 1974.
Future needs and plans:
Civil rights, 1968.
Education, 1967-1969.
Health, 1968. 3 folders.
Manpower, 1968-1969.
Future priorities, 1968-1969.
Location
153.L.10.8FGeneral Services Administration:
Excess property, 1973-1974.
Supply programs, 1973-1974.
Government efficiency and waste, 1976.
Harrison, Gail: Memoranda to Senator, 1974. 2 folders.
Health:
Breast cancer study correspondence, 1974.
Child health, 1960-1966.
Duhl, Len, 1964-1968.
Financing, 1967-1968.
Government programs, 1968.
Health and poverty, 1967-1969.
Manpower: Minnesota, 1966-1968.
Maternal and child health, 1973-1974.
Medicare, 1965-1967. 2 folders.
Minnesota, 1968.
Minnesota: American Rehabilitation Foundation, 1968-1969.
National Advisory Commission on Health and Society, 1968-1969. 2 folders.
Office of Economic Opportunity programs, 1967-1968.
Rural Minnesota study, 1968.
Location
153.L.10.9BUniversity of Minnesota Medical School, 1965-1966.
Health, Education, and Welfare:
Budget, 1973.
Child care in America: The Politics of Children, 1973.
Child Care in America: The Politics of Children, 1973 Digital version
Continuing resolution, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Health, 1973.
HEW regionalization, 1973.
Health Maintenance Organization and Resources Development Act, 1973.
Health Science and Society Commission, 1968.
Home health aides, 1968.
Human resources speech, 1973.
Medicare: H. R. 6675, 1965-1966.
Medicare, 1973.
Minnesota hospitals, 1973.
Nursing home hearings, 1972.
Nursing homes, 1972-1973. 3 folders.
Pensions, 1973.
Plant closings, 1972-1973.
Response to Nixon, undated.
Revenue sharing, 1972.
S. E. Rkoff and Company, 1972.
Senate vote analysis, undated.
Social services funding, 1973. 3 folders.
St. Paul impact aid, 1974.
Welfare, 1964-1973. 4 folders.
Location
153.L.10.10FWelfare, 1964-1973. 4 folders.
Housing:
General file, 1966-1970. 2 folders.
Appropriations, 1967.
College housing, undated and 1967. 2 folders.
Committee on Banking and Currency testimony, 1969.
Due process in public housing, 1969.
Duluth Model City application, 1967.
Gardner, John W.: Statements, 1968-1969.
Fair housing:
Background, 1965-1968. 2 folders.
Bills and amendments, 1968. 2 folders.
General information, 1967-1968.
Issues, 1970. 2 folders.
Speeches, undated.
Statistics, undated.
Statutes, 1967-1968. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.10.11BFederal Housing Administration, 1967.
Housing: General correspondence, 1967. 3 folders.
Housing Act of 1964: Section 312 amendments regarding residential rehabilitation loans, 1969.
Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968, 1968. 4 folders.
Housing legislation: Rent reduction, 1968.
Housing legislation, 1969. 2 folders.
Metropolitan Development Supplementary Grants Program, 1967.
Mondale-Percy compromise, 1967.
National Association of Nonprofit Housing Organizations, Inc., undated.
National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, Inc., 1968-1986.
National Housing Act: Section 325 amendments, 1969.
National Housing Conference, Inc., 1969.
Neighborhood Development Corporation Assistance Act, 1967.
Operation Help, 1967.
Property tax, 1967.
Rat control, 1967.
Rioting, 1967.
Romney, George: Statements, 1970. 2 folders.
Segregation/desegregation cases, 1971. 2 folders.
Select Committee on Equal Educational Opportunity testimony, August 1970.
Location
153.L.10.12FSelect Committee on Equal Educational Opportunity, September 1970.
Select Committee on Equal Educational Opportunity, 1972.
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1971.
Urban America, Inc., 1969. 3 folders.
Urban renewal, 1967.
Welfare, 1967.
Indians (Native Americans):
General file, 1968.
Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1966.
Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs: Subcommittee on Indian Affairs; Hearing transcript on Indian Claims Commission, March 16, 1965.
Community School and Rough Rock: Evaluation for OEO, April 1969.
Dinebeiina Nahiilna Be Agaditahe (DNA) legal services program, 1970.
Experimental Indian school in Minneapolis (proposal), 1970.
Indian adoption, 1973.
Indian affairs, 1968-1969.
Indian Affairs, 1968-1969 Digital version
Indian boarding schools, 1970.
Indian Education Subcommittee, 1968.
Indian lists, undated.
Native American education, 1966-1970.
Native Americans, 1969.
Native Americans: Cancer, 1964-1967. 2 folders.
Native Americans: Minnesota, 1967.
Location
153.L.10.13BNavajo Community College: Ninth quarterly report, July-September 1970.
Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory: The American Indian High School Dropout: The Magnitude of the Problem, 1968.
Pearse, Anne,"Minneapolis: Emergence of Indian Power," circa 1970.
Poverty, 1949-1970. 3 folders.
University of Minnesota: Training Center for Community Programs publications, 1970. 3 folders.
Industrial bonds, 1967.
Inflation, 1974.
Intergovernmental relations, 1966-1968.
Intergovernmental relations: New Jersey, 1967.
Interior Department, 1968.
Labor:
City worker's family budget, 1966.
Coal mine health and safety legislation, 1969.
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA), 1974-1976. 2 folders.
Duluth: CETA funds, 1975.
General Electric plant site, 1975.
Labor legislation: Unemployment compensation, 1965-1967.
Location
153.L.10.14FManpower:
Government programs, 1966-1969.
Joint Commission on Correctional Manpower, 1967-1968.
Minnesota, 1968.
New careers, 1967-1968. 2 folders.
Republican proposals, 1968.
Positions and miscellaneous, 1967.
Right to Work legislation, 1954-1966.
Taft-Hartley Act: Section 9(b)(3), 1965.
Law and order, 1963-1968. 2 folders.
Legal Services Corporation Act (S. 2686), 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Legislative record and activities (Mondale), 1965-1973.
Location
153.L.6.7BLegal Services Program:
Cahn: Legal Services: Alternative Organizational Models, 1970.
California Rural Legal Assistance Program, 1970-1971. 3 folders.
Citizens Advocate Center, undated and 1970.
Council for Legal Educational Opportunities, circa 1969.
Dallas Legal Services Project, 1970.
Dismissal of Terry Lenzer and Frank Jones, 1970.
DNA Legal Services Program (Dinebeiina Nahiilna Be Agaditahe, Inc., Window Rock, Arizona), 1969-1970.
Exhibits A-N (Appendix C), 1970. 6 folders.
Fair housing appropriations, 1969-1970.
General file, 1969-1970. 5 folders.
H. R. 17550: Social Security bill, 1970.
Legal Services Corporation Act of 1971, undated.
Migrant legal services, 1969.
Mondale speech to legal services lawyers, undated.
National Justice Foundation (proposed), circa 1971.
Location
153.L.6.8FNew Orleans Legal Assistance Corporation, 1970.
Oklahoma Plan, 1969-1970.
Paraprofessionals in legal services programs, 1968-1969. 2 folders.
Public interest law firms, 1969-1970. 7 folders.
Regionalization, 1970. 5 folders.
Rumsfeld, Donald, 1970.
Schultz, Stephen: Master's thesis on the Legal Services Program, 1970.
Statements by Mondale and others, 1969-1970.
Subcommittee on Employment, Manpower, and Poverty, 1969-1971. 3 folders.
Urban Law Institute, undated and 1971.
Location
153.L.10.14FMerchant Marine, 1965-1966.
Minnesota organizations, 1973.
Minnesota programs, 1973.
Minnesota programs: Youth, 1973.
Minnesota trip, April 19-26, 1976.
Nader Raider Federal Trade Commission report clippings, 1969.
National Crime Commission, 1967.
National Science Foundation Subcommittee, 1973.
Office of Congressional Legal Counsel legislation, 1972-1975. 2 folders.
Peace Corps, 1972-1975.
Police, 1964-1968.
Poor People's Campaign:
Clippings, 1968.
Location
153.L.9.1BCoordinating committee, 1968.
Educational task force, 1966-1968.
Legislation, 1968. 2 folders.
Minnesota, 1968.
Poverty:
Business, 1965-1968.
Business: Black entrepreneurship, 1968.
Ghetto and marketing, 1966-1968. 3 folders.
Hennepin and Ramsey counties community action programs, 1968.
Minnesota, 1967-1968.
Minnesota tour, August 1968.
Minnesota tour, October-November 1968.
Progress made, 1966-1968.
Proposed Mondale tour, 1968.
Southern states, 1967.
Privacy: Legal, 1974.
Protest and politics, 1967-1968.
Public financing, 1975-1976.
Rats, 1967-1968.
Referrals, 1973-1974.
Rosenthal, Hal: Memoranda, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Rule XXII: Anti-filibuster rule, 1968.
Rule XXII: Anti-filibuster rule, 1968 Digital version
Rural Issues:
Rural America, 1967-1968.
Rural areas, 1968.
Symposium on Communities of Tomorrow: National Growth and Its Distribution, December 11, 1967.
Location
153.L.9.2FRural-urban balance, 1964-1968.
Rural-urban imbalance, 1967-1969. 3 folder 1 of 3.
San Antonio and Oklahoma City thank you notes, 1974.
Science and technology, 1968-1969. 2 folders.
Selective Service System, undated.
Sex education, 1973-1976.
Social indicator development, 1968.
Social Security:
Generic drugs, 1967.
Medicare, 1967.
Social Security, 1967.
Amendments, 1967, 1972. 2 folders.
Social Security numbers for AFDC children, 1976.
Space Program:
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 1967.
Apollo program, 1967. 2 folders.
Apollo accident, 1965-1968. 3 folders.
General Electric Company: Challenge magazine, 1966-1967.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), 1965-1966.
Location
153.L.9.3BNASA: News releases and press kits, 1965-1967.
Opinions of scientists on the Space Program, 1967.
Space, 1966-1967, 1970. 3 folders.
Space seminar, 1967.
Space treaty, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, 1965.
Miscellany, 1965-1968.
Space Shuttle:
Agnew speech, 1972.
Amendment and committee report, 1972.
Appropriations bill, 1970. 2 folders.
Authorization amendment, 1970.
Barfield articles, 1971-1972.
Briefing cards, 1972.
Briefing for Mondale, 1971.
Committee hearings, 1972.
Congressional Record inserts, 1971.
Contract dispute (General Accounting Office), 1971-1972.
Dear Colleague letters, 1971.
Environmental aspects of shuttle, 1971-1972.
Environmental Impact Statement, 1971.
Experts letters and statements, 1970.
Federation of American Scientists, 1971-1972.
Floor statement, 1971.
General Accounting Office report, 1972.
Gold, Dr. Thomas: Testimony, 1972.
Honeywell contract, 1972.
Issues and answers, 1972.
James, Peter N., 1972.
Lapp, Ralph E.: Testimony, 1972.
Letter on Rand Report to Seamans, 1971.
Location
153.L.9.4FLetter to General Accounting Office, 1972.
Letter to senators, 1971-1972.
Letters to Space Committee, 1972.
Letters from scientists, 1971.
Letters to NASA, 1971-1972.
Long duration flight, 1970-1971.
Long Duration Flight Station: Skylab, 1972.
Mathematica, Inc.:
Economic Analysis of New Space Transportation Systems, 1971.
Morgenstern testimony, 1971.
Militarization of NASA, 1971.
Minnesota poll on space spending, 1971.
Mondale, Case, Javits, Proxmire amendment to NASA bill, 1971.
NASA briefings, 1972.
NASA release on Shuttle, 1971.
NASA answers to release, 1971.
Possible leads on Shuttle, 1970-1972.
Press releases, 1972.
Press statement, May 9, 1972.
Priorities, 1971-1972.
Rand Corporation, 1971.
Rand report, October 1970-1971. 2 folders.
Senate report and letter, 1971.
Senator Clinton Anderson on Shuttle's budget impact, 1971.
Short statement, 1971.
Testimony, 1971.
Universe Astronautics Foundation, Inc., 1972.
Van Allen, Gold, O'Leary, 1971.
Votes and analysis, 1970.
Miscellaneous, 1969-1973.
Tax reform:
Estate taxes, 1976.
Excise tax cut, 1965.
House tax bill, 1969.
Interstate tax: State and local bonds, 1969.
Materials on tax reform working, 1969.
Need for tax reform: Background, 1967-1968. 2 folders.
Oil depletion allowance, 1969.
Revenue sharing, 1968-1969.
Specific tax problems, 1969.
Surtax, 1969.
Tax Action Campaign, 1973.
Tax amendments, 1976.
Location
153.L.9.5BTax bill, 1967-1969. 2 folders.
Tax credits: Higher education, 1966-1969.
Tax credits for post-secondary education, 1976.
Tax Reform Act of 1969.
Tax Reform Act of 1972.
Trade:
Access to supplies, 1972-1974. 2 folders.
Administration trade position, 1974.
Amendment to trade bill, 1973.
Brichant, Andrew A.:"East-West Trade and America," September 1967.
Business International Corporation,"1985 Corporate Planning Today for Tomorrow's World Market," July 1967.
Conference on East-West Cooperation, November 1974.
Countervailing duties:
Cheese war, 1975.
Norway cheese, 1976.
Trade bill, 1974.
Dairy: General, 1971-1974.
Dairy quotas, 1974.
Dumping, 1973-1974.
East-West general information, 1973-1974.
East-West trade conference, March 6-8, 1967.
East-West trade: Form letters, 1968.
European Free Trade Association, 1967-1968.
Export Act (S. 3084), 1976.
Export control:
Commerce Department Quarterly reports, 1967-1969.
U.S. legislation, 1968.
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153.L.9.6FU.S. legislation, 1968.
Export controls, 1973.
Export Expansion and Regulation Act, 1969.
Export-Import Bank, 1973-1974.
Finance Committee decisions, 1974.
Finance Committee releases, 1974.
Foreign assets controls: Embargo on China, 1968.
France, 1965-1969.
GATT and the Kennedy Round, 1964-1968. 4 folders.
General situation, 1974.
Import quotas, 1968. 2 folders.
International Monetary Fund:
Mondale South Dakota Law Review article and clippings, 1968.
Publications, 1967-1968. 2 folders.
Jackson amendment, 1971-1974. 2 folders.
Multilateral organizations, 1963-1968. 2 folders.
Location
153.L.9.7BNon-tariff barriers, 1968.
North Atlantic Assembly, 1967.
North Atlantic Council, 1967.
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 1967-1968.
Op-ed column on trade, 1974.
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, 1967-1968.
Practical trade difficulties, 1967-1968.
Proposed bills and amendments, 1974.
Public Law 480, 1965-1969.
Shortages amendment to Export Control Act, 1973-1974.
Small business, 1973.
Sorenson speech, 1967.
State Department: Administration and meetings, 1967-1968.
Steel imports, 1967-1968.
Textile imports, 1967-1969. 2 folders.
Trade amendments, April 1974.
Trade bill, 1973-1974.
Trade bill:
General file, 1974.
H. R. 10710, 1974. 2 folders.
Amendments, undated.
Jackson amendment, undated.
Karth amendment, 1974.
Mondale statements, undated.
Nelson amendment, 1974.
Title IV, 1974.
Title V, 1974. 3 folders.
Trade hearings, 1968.
Trade hearings, March 4, 1974.
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153.L.9.8FTrade policy, 1967-1969. 3 folders.
Trade Reform Act:
Amendments, 1974.
Bill, 1974.
General file, 1974.
Minnesota, 1974.
Mondale amendments and statements, 1973-1974.
Trade: Miscellaneous, 1966-1968.
Trade and resources, 1974.
Trade: International economics and world food assistance, 1975.
Trip file, 1967-1968.
World Commodity Agreement, 1973.
Transportation:
Air, 1974-1975.
Air Transport Industry Deregulation Study, 1975.
Airport and airway development, 1975-1976.
Amtrak, 1974.
Grand Marais Coast Guard station, 1973.
Highway safety, 1968.
Mass transit, 1974-1975. 2 folders.
National Transportation Safety Board, 1967.
Northeast rail crisis, 1972-1973.
Location
153.L.9.9BNortheast rail crisis, 1972-1973. 3 folders.
Northeast railroads, 1974.
Northwest Airlines strike, 1975.
Rail abandonment, 1974-1975.
Rail crisis legislation, 1973. 2 folders.
Rock Island Railroad, 1975.
Supersonic planes (SSTs), 1966-1967. 2 folders.
Truck safety, 1966-1968. 2 folders.
Truth in lending legislation, 1965-1967. 4 folders.
Urban issues:
Givens, Richard, 1966-1968. 2 folders.
States and urban problems, October 1967.
Location
153.L.9.10FStates and urban crisis, 1968-1969.
Suburbs, 1967-1969.
Urban Coalition (Minneapolis), 1968.
Urban Institute, 1967-1968.
Urban poverty: Rhetoric and statistics, 1967-1968.
Urban pressure groups, 1967-1968.
Urban transportation, 1968.
Veterans, 1973.
Vice presidency speculation, 1976.
Watergate Reorganization and Reform Act of 1976 (S. 495), 1976.
White House appropriation bill, 1974-1975.
White House budget authorization, 1972-1974.
White House staff authorization bill (H. R. 6706), 1975.
Women:
Abortion, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Civil rights:
Equal Rights Amendment, 1974.
General, 1973-1974. 4 folders.
Education, 1973-1974.
Education: Title IX, 1974.
General, 1973.
Population, 1973-1974.
World Federalist workshops, 1973.
Young DFLers, 1967.

Expand/CollapseLegislative Counsel Files

Files of Bertram W. Carp, who served as Legislative Counsel to Senator Mondale (1970-1977). Carp also served as an attorney in the Office of General Counsel of the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare (1969-1970), and as Deputy Assistant to the President of the United States for Domestic Affairs and Policy (1977-1981).
Location
153.L.8.11BBert Carp-Mondale memoranda, 1972.
Bert Carp's resumes, circa 1970.
Budget bill memorandum, 1973.
Education:
Finances: Publications, 1971.
Revenue sharing: Better Schools Act of 1973, 1973.
Education bill, 1973.
Education bill: Background and notes, 1972.
Elementary and Secondary Education Assistance Act of 1971, 1971.
Elementary and Secondary Education Assistance Act of 1972, 1972.
Reading file, October 1968-June 1972. 12 folders.
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153.L.8.12FReading file, July 1972-June 1973. 5 folders.
School integration legislation, 1966-1970.
Social services:
Minnesota, 1973.
Regulations, 1973.
United Federation of Teachers, 1973.
Weinberger (Caspar) and Frank Carlucci confirmation hearings, 1973.

Expand/CollapseVoting Records

Location
153.L.8.13BIndexes to Senate roll call votes, 1965-1976. 18 folders.
Indexes to Senate roll call votes:
General information, 1965-1971.
Business, 1965-1970.
Congressional Quarterly, 1966-1972.
Conservation, 1970.
Conservatives, 1969-1971.
Consumers, 1971-1972.
Farm, 1965-1971.
Group ratings, 1973-1976.
Labor unions, 1965-1972.
Liberals, 1969-1972.
National Farmers Union:
Dole, 1961-1975.
Ford, 1951-1976.
Mondale, 1964-1975.
Women, 1971.
Location
153.L.8.14FSenate voting record, 1969-1974. 25 folders.
Location
153.L.7.1BSenate voting record, 1974-1976. 21 folders.

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Expand/CollapseCONSTITUENT SERVICE RECORDS

Expand/CollapseCasework (Selected)

Two sampled sets of casework: Political Assistance Files (1965-1967) and Community and Business Files (1968-1976).
Location
153.J.13.10FPolitical Assistance Files, 1965:
Files on constituent, organization, business and community requests for Mondale's assistance with matters related to the federal government. Subject matter includes grants, government programs, difficulties with federal agencies, and the like. The files are organized alphabetically by correspondent. Many of these files are not clearly distinguishable from those found in"Community and Business" or"Miscellaneous Assists." There may be some political aspect to these files, but it is not readily apparent just what this is This represents a sample of about 1/3 of the original set, the largest and apparently most-substantive files."Political Assistance Files" seem to have been succeeded by"Community and Business Files."
Casework synopses, 1964-1966.
Abraham, David, 1965.
Agriculture, Department of, 1965.
American Allied Insurance Corp., 1965.
Atomic energy plant, 1965. 4 folders.
Bartl, Victor, 1965.
Berglund, Roger, 1965.
Biesanz, Charles W., Sr., 1965. 2 folders.
Blumstein, Sherman, 1965.
Boundary Waters Canoe Area, 1965.
Boxing Commission, 1965.
Bress, Michael, 1965.
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, 1965.
Chestnut, Jack, 1965.
Corps of Engineers, 1965. 2 folders.
Defense, Department of, 1965.
DM and IR Railroad, 1965.
Educational services, 1965.
Federal Aviation Agency, 1965.
Federal Communications Commission, 1965.
Federal Power Commission, 1965.
Federal Trade Commission, 1965.
Flood, 1965.
Location
153.K.12.7BGreat Lakes ports, 1965.
Great Lakes region, 1965.
Hay crop, 1965.
Health, Education and Welfare, 1965. 2 folders.
Hegstrom, M. K., 1965.
Housing and Home Finance Agency, 1965.
Justice Department, 1965.
Labor Department, 1965.
Local Airline Service Action Committee, 1965.
Lost Creek Dam Project, 1965.
Metropolitan Airports Commission, 1965.
Minnesota Railroad Service, 1965.
Minnkota Power Cooperative, Inc., 1965. 5 folders.
Mississippi Parkway Commission, 1965.
Neighborhood Youth Corps, 1965.
Nolan Brothers, 1965.
North Central Voters League, 1965.
Northwestern Mental Health Center, Inc., 1965.
Northwestern Refining Company, 1965. 2 folders.
Office of Economic Opportunity, 1965.
Office of Emergency Planning, 1965.
Otter Tail County NW CAP Tri Valley, 1965.
Polk County Court House, 1965.
Port of Duluth, 1965-1967. 2 folders.
Location
153.J.12.1BPort of Duluth, 1965. 2 folders.
R.E.A. Funds, 1965.
Skinner, Mark, 1965.
Small Business Administration, 1965.
Steenberg Construction Company, 1965. 2 folders.
Sugar beets, 1965.
Tri County Action Program, 1965.
Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission, 1965-1967. 3 folders.
Vocational rehabilitation, 1965.
Walker Community Hospital, 1965.
Waterville, 1965.
West Central Minnesota Resource Conservation and Development Project, 1965.
Political Assistance Files, 1966:
Airline strike (July 1966), 1966.
Alexander, John G., 1966.
American Association of Blood Banks, 1966.
American Power Control, 1966.
American Rehabilitation Foundation, 1966.
Askov Nursing Home, 1966.
Beatty, Martin, 1966.
Bellanca Aircraft Corp, 1966.
Blackhawk Heating and Plumbing Company, Inc., 1966.
Blue Cross-Blue Shield, 1966.
Blue Earth, 1966.
Boatel Company, 1966.
Breckenridge: Flood control, 1966.
Buckanaga, John, 1966.
Location
153.K.12.8FCity of Duluth Board of Education, 1966.
City of Minneapolis, 1966.
Communications satellite, 1966.
Community Programs and Training Consultants: Jim Carper, 1966.
Corps of Engineers, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
Crystal Lake, 1966.
Defense, Department of, 1966-1967.
Della Rocca, 1966.
Donohue, John K., 1966.
Duluth Economic Opportunity, 1966.
Economic Development Administration, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
Elbow Lake, 1966.
Ely hospital project, 1966.
Federal Aviation Agency, 1966-1967.
Federal Communications Commission, 1966-1967.
FHA problem, 1966.
Federal Power Commission, 1966-1967.
Finlayson, 1966.
General Services Administration office, 1966.
Gonvik Community Homes, 1966.
Grand Forks, 1966.
Great Lakes Regional Commission, 1966.
Hallock, Minnesota, 1966.
Health, Education and Welfare, 1966-1967.
Housing and Urban Development Administration, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
Indian affairs, 1966.
Institute for Democratic Development, 1966.
Interior Department, 1966-1967.
Internal Revenue Service, 1966.
Interstate Commerce Commission: Railroad mergers, 1966-1967. 3 folders.
Location
153.K.12.9BInterpro, Inc., 1966.
Jansen, George W.: Synanon Foundation, 1966.
Jewish Home for the Aged, 1966.
Jones, J. Eric, 1966.
Jyring, Jerry, 1966.
Keller, R. J., 1966.
Krebiozen, 1966.
Labor Department, 1966-1967.
Lake City, Minnesota, 1966.
Lakeview Memorial Hospital, 1966-1967.
Lakeville Creameries, Inc., 1966.
Lancaster, Minnesota, 1966.
Litton Industries, 1966.
Low and Associates, Inc., 1966-1967.
Mahnomen Nursing Home, 1966-1967.
Mankato Airport, 1966-1967.
Manomin Development Company, 1966.
Mayerson, Harry, 1966-1967.
McQuay, Incorporated, 1966.
Mercy Hospital (Moose Lake, Minnesota), 1966-1967.
Mesaba Foundries, Inc., 1966-1967.
Migrants, Inc., 1966-1967.
Milk regulations, 1966.
Minneapolis Neighborhood Youth Corps, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
Minneapolis-St.Paul Airport, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
Minneapolis-St. Paul Sanitary District, 1966.
Minnesota County Attorneys Association, 1966.
Minnesota Nursing Home Association, 1966-1967.
Morse, W. E.: Economic development, 1966.
Mortensen, Gordon: Nevis golf course, 1966.
Neighborhood Youth Corps summer program, 1966.
North Central Airlines, 1966.
North Central Airlines CAB, 1966.
Northeastern Minnesota Development Association, 1966.
Northwestern Minnesota, 1966.
Office of Economic Opportunity, 1966-1967. 3 folders.
Osseo, Minnesota, 1966.
Location
153.J.12.2FPaulucci, Jeno, 1966.
Plainview milk products, 1966.
Port of Noyes, 1966.
Quadna Mountain Lodge, 1966.
Red Lake River study, 1966.
Roseville, Minnesota, 1966.
St. Paul Port Authority, 1966.
St. Paul Winter Carnival, 1966.
Service Ideas, Inc., 1966.
Small Business Administration, 1966-1967.
Small business contract, 1966.
Soil Solidifiers, Inc., 1966.
Soo Line Railroad, 1966.
Southern Minnesota Community Action Council, 1966.
Thief River Falls River Study, 1966-1967.
Tri County Action Program, 1966-1967.
Twin Cities Arsenal, 1966-1967.
University of Minnesota: Donald K. Smith, 1966.
Upper Great Lakes, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
Viking Drill and Tool Company, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
Wadena public housing, 1966.
Walz, Norman, 1966.
WCCO, 1966-1967.
West Central Minnesota, 1966-1967.
White Earth Reservation, 1966.
Willow River, Minnesota, 1966.
Winona, Minnesota, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
Political Assistance Files, 1967:
Administration on Aging, 1967.
Agriculture, Department of, 1967.
American Indian Center, 1967.
Brainerd video, 1967.
Business Development, Department of, 1967.
Camp Buckskin, 1967.
Circle Pines, Minnesota, 1967.
Detroit Lakes public schools, 1967.
Dillworth, Minnesota, 1967.
East Central Minnesota Resource Conservation and Development Project, 1967.
East Grand Forks, Minnesota, 1967.
Elk River flood problem, 1967.
Evansville, Minnesota, 1967.
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153.K.12.120FFederal Aviation Administration: Noise abatement, 1967.
Federal Aviation Administration: User fees, 1967.
Federal Housing Administration: Forest City Enterprises, 1967.
Federal milk market order, 1967.
Flaten, Gene, 1967.
Fort Snelling, 1967.
Foster Grandparent Program: Breckenridge, 1967.
General Mills, 1967.
Gopher Aviation, 1967.
Grasston pelleting project, 1967.
Great Lakes general problems, 1967.
Great Lakes Pilot Association, 1967.
Great Northern Railroad discontinuance, 1967.
Green Thumb, Inc., 1967.
Head Start state program, 1967.
Hennepin County Health and Welfare Council, 1967. 3 folders.
Highway standards, 1967.
Hill-Burton freeze on funds, 1967.
Hillsboro, North Dakota, 1967.
Hoerner Waldorf Corporation, 1967.
Honeywell Corporation, 1967. 3 folders.
Hopkins, Minnesota, 1967.
Hubbard, Stanley, 1967.
Indian claims, 1967.
Interior Trust Territories: Northwest Airlines, 1967.
International Nickel Company, 1967.
Jacobs, F. L., 1967.
Jesson, D. P., 1967.
Joan Mondale's Indian Tour, 1967.
Judicial Council, 1967.
Keewatin-Nashwauk, Minnesota, 1967.
Kittson War Veterans Hospital, 1967.
Lakes and Pines Community Action Council, 1967.
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153.K.11.1BLittle Falls highway problem, 1967.
Lumber standards, 1967.
Mahube Community Council, 1967.
Metropolitan Transit Commission, 1967.
Mines (Bureau of ) pilot plant, 1967.
Minnesota Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) office, 1967.
Minnesota Association for Retarded Children, 1967.
Minnesota hospitals, 1967.
Minnesota mental health programs, 1967.
Minnesota teal season, 1967.
Minnkota Power Cooperative, Inc., 1967.
Montevideo, Minnesota, 1967.
Moorhead, Minnesota, 1967.
Morris, Minnesota, 1967.
Motley, Minnesota, 1967.
Mountain Iron: Federal Housing Administration problem, 1967.
MR and S Community Action Council, Inc., Gaylord, 1967.
Napco Industries, Inc., 1967.
Nelles, Philip, 1967.
Nelson, Plymouth T.: Jack pine blankets, 1967.
New Ulm, Minnesota, 1967.
North Central Airlines, 1967.
Northeast Minnesota Development Association, 1967.
Northern Pacific Railroad discontinuance, 1967.
Northwest Airlines, 1967.
Onamia Garment, Inc., 1967.
Permaduc International, Inc., 1967.
Pillsbury Company, 1967.
Pilot Center, Minneapolis, Office of Economic Opportunity, 1967.
Pohlman, Art, 1967.
Polanski, J. J., 1967.
Prairie Island Indians, 1967.
Pretty-up program, 1967.
Princeton, Minnesota, 1967.
Railroad mergers, 1967.
Rand cancer vaccine, 1967.
Range highway, 1967.
Red River Basin Commission, 1967.
Rent supplement, 1967.
Richter, Paul, 1967.
Ridges development, Burnsville, 1967.
Rochester, Minnesota, 1967.
Roseau, Minnesota, 1967.
St. Benedict College, 1967.
St. Cloud Foster Grandparent program, 1967.
St. Mary's College, 1967.
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153.K.11.2FS. Con. Res. 25, 1967.
Shorewood, Minnesota, 1967.
Small Business Administration, 1967.
Smiley, S. C., 1967.
Soderberg, Jerry, 1967.
Souris Red River Basin Commission, 1967.
South Central Community Action, Inc., 1967.
Staff memoranda, 1967.
Strauch, L.: Interstate Highway System and Highway 12, 1967.
Summit University renewal project, 1967.
Sun Plant Products, Inc., 1967.
Tax cases: Chaska, 1967.
Thief River Falls, Minnesota, 1967.
Thief River Falls senior citizen housing, 1967.
Twin Cities Opportunities Industrialization Center, 1967.
Universal Fiberglass Corporation, 1967.
Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission, 1967.
VIC Manufacturing Company, 1967.
Virginia, Minnesota, 1967.
Waters and sewers, 1967. 2 folders.
Water pollution, 1967. 3 folders.
Casework synopses (Jerry Schaller and Bob Mannion), 1964-1966.
Political Assistance Files, 1968:
Beef grading standards, 1968.
Control Data Corporation, 1968.
Control Data reception, 1968.
Dupont, 1968.
Elk River Co-Op, 1968.
Experience Incorporated, 1968.
Fabri-Tek Incorporated, 1968.
Farmers Union Central Exchange, 1968.
Fiberite Corp, 1968.
General Electric Company, 1968.
General Mills, 1968.
International Electric Corp, 1968.
JELCO Company, 1968.
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153.J.12.3BLand O'Lakes Creameries, 1968.
Litton Industries, 1968.
Meadow Ridge, Inc., 1968.
Minnesota Education Association, 1968.
Minnesota Microwave, Inc., 1968.
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, Inc., 1968.
National Rivers and Harbors Congress, 1968.
North Central Airlines, 1968.
Northwest Airlines, 1968. 4 folders.
Northeastern Minnesota Development Association, 1968.
Northeastern Minnesota Economic Problems Commission, 1968.
Northern Natural Gas, 1968. 2 folders.
Northern States Power Company, 1968.
Northwest Bancorporation, 1968.
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association, 1968.
Oil imports, 1968.
Ontario Holding Company, 1968.
PAKO Corporation, 1968.
Pfizer and Company, 1968.
Pillsbury Company, 1968.
Plews Oilers, Inc., 1968.
Rosemont Engineering, 1968.
Rosemount ZB Award background, 1968.
Sperry Rand Corporation, 1968.
Thermal Materials Inc., 1968.
Thiokol Chemical Corporation, 1968.
Univac, 1968.
University of Minnesota, 1968.
Upper Midwest Development Council, 1968.
Washington Scientific Industries (Minneapolis), 1968.
Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc., 1968.
Community and Business Files, 1968-1976:
These files consist of correspondence, memoranda, reports, clippings, grant proposals/announcements and the like relating to government funding and regulatory issues for various private and public sector endeavors in Minnesota. Material is arranged alphabetically by government department and within each department alphabetically by community, business, or project name. The applicants include large multinational corporations such as Honeywell and 3M, small family-owned businesses, communities seeking funding for various projects, and social service agencies and other non-profit organizations. Mondale's office served as a facilitator between the individual or group and the various levels of government. Material covers all 12 years of Mondale's two Senate terms, but the bulk of the material falls between 1968 and 1972. These files seem to be a successor set to the Political Assists files.
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153.L.6.9BAgency for International Development, 1967-1969. 5 folders.
Agriculture:
A - We, 1968-1976, 1975-1976. 102 folders.
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153.L.6.10FWi, 1968-1976. 6 folders.
Air Force, 1968-1974. 8 folders.
Army Corps of Engineers:
A - L, 1966-1976. 38 folders.
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153.L.6.11BM - Z, 1966-1976. 25 folders.
Atomic Energy Commission, 1968-1976. 6 folders.
Bureau of the Budget, 1969. 2 folders.
Census Bureau, 1968.
Civil Aeronautics Board, 1965-1973. 20 folders.
Civil Defense, 1969-1970. 4 folders.
Civil Service, 1968.
Coast Guard, 1968-1973. 4 folders.
Commerce Department:
A - D, 1969-1976. 10 folders.
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153.L.6.12FE - T, 1968-1976. 28 folders.
Customs Department, 1967-1976. 17 folders.
Grand Marais, Duluth, and other northern Minnesota entry point issues.
Defense Department, 1967-1976. 38 folders.
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153.L.6.13BEconomic Development Administration
A - Minnesota, 1966-1976. 46 folders.
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153.L.6.14FMinnkota - W, 1966-1976. 40 folders.
Environmental Protection Agency:
A - B, 1971-1976. 5 folders.
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153.L.5.1BC - S, 1970-1976. 22 folders.
Farm Home Administration, 1968-1973. 73 folders.
Federal Aviation Administration
A - F. 9 folders.
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153.L.5.2FH - Z, 1968-1972. 22 folders.
Federal Communications Commission, 1968-1973. 26 folders.
Federal Home Loan Bank Board, 1968. 2 folders.
Federal Housing Administration, 1968-1970. 9 folders.
Federal Power Commission, 1968-1969. 9 folders.
Federal Trade Commission, 1967-1973. 10 folders.
Federal Water Pollution Control Commission, 1968-1970. 8 folders.
Food and Drug Administration, 1968-1971. 5 folders.
General Accounting Office, 1967-1974. 8 folders.
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153.L.5.3BGeneral Services Administration, 1968-1976. 52 folders.
Health, Education and Welfare Department:
Education: A - G, 1968-1972. 19 folders.
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153.L.5.4FEducation, H - W, 1968-1972. 57 folders.
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153.L.5.5BHealth, 1968-1973. 50 folders.
Miscellaneous A - J, 1968-1973. 17 folders.
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153.L.5.6FMiscellaneous, M - W, 1968-1973. 17 folders.
Highway Department, 1967-1968. 4 folders.
Housing and Urban Development Department:
A - C. 48 folders.
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153.L.5.7BC - F 64 folders.
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153.L.5.8FG - L. 90 folders.
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153.L.5.9BMa - Minneapolis. 23 folders.
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153.L.5.10FMinneapolis - N. 40 folders.
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153.L.5.11BN - St. Paul (1968). 60 folders.
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153.L.5.12FSt. Paul (1969) - Swift. 37 folders.
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153.L.5.13BT - Z and miscellaneous 80 folders.
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153.L.5.14FMiscellaneous. 20 folders.
Indian Affairs, Bureau of, 1968-1975. 19 folders.
Interior Department:
A - O, 1967-1973. 49 folders.
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153.K.20.1BP - W, 1967-1973. 19 folders.
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153.J.12.3BInterior Department: Lake Superior pollution, 1968-1973. 5 folders.
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153.K.20.1BInternal Revenue Service, 1968-1973. 7 folders.
Interstate Commerce Commission:
A - Railroad discontinuances. 1968-1974. 36 folders.
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153.K.20.2FRailroad discontinuances (1967) - W, 1967-1972. 22 folders.
Justice Department, 1968-1973. 24 folders.
Labor Department:
A - C, 1967-1975. 17 folders.
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153.K.20.3BE - R, 1967-1975. 47 folders.
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153.K.20.4FS - W, 1967-1975. 6 folders.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1968-1969. 2 folders.
National Endowment for the Arts, 1966-1974. 5 folders.
National Labor Relations Board, 1968-1970. 8 folders.
National Mediation Board, 1968.
National Science Foundation, 1971-1974. 10 folders.
Navy, 1968-1970. 8 folders.
Office of Economic Opportunity:
A - Bi, 1967-1973. 7 folders.
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153.K.20.5BBo - Minneapolis (1971), 1966-1973. 44 folders.
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153.K.20.6FMinneapolis (1972) - W. 1966-1973. 50 folders.
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153.K.20.7BOffice of Emergency Planning (OEP), 1968-1972. 20 folders.
Post Office Department, A - L, 1967-1976. 25 folders.
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153.K.20.8FPost Office Department, M - W, 1967-1976. 17 folders.
Printing, Bureau of, 1968-1969. 2 folders.
Public Health Service, 1968. 2 folders.
Public Works 1968.
Rural Electrification Administration, 1968-1969.
Securities and Exchange Commission, 1967-1969. 3 folders.
Small Business Administration, A - Honeywell, 1964-1973. 53 folders.
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153.K.20.9BSmall Business Administration, Honeywell-Z. 1964-1973. 81 folders.
State Department, 1968-1974. 8 folders.
Transportation Department:
A - I, 1968-1972. 28 folders.
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153.K.20.10FK - W, 1968-1972. 34 folders.
Treasury Department, 1968-1969. 12 folders.
Veterans Administration, 1967-1976. 11 folders.
Miscellaneous, 1968, 1975-1976. 4 folders.

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153.K.16.8FGrant announcements:
Includes news releases from federal agencies and from Mondale's office, together with related correspondence and background information.
1965: Releases: March-December. 10 folders.
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153.K.12.6F1965-1966: Miscellaneous.
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153.K.16.8F1966: Releases. 11 folders.
1965: Releases: March-December.
1967.
1968: PR 8-4 files. 4 folders.
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153.K.19.1B1968: PR 8-4 files.
1968: Releases: January-April. 12 folders.
1968: Subjects:, A - T. 12 folders.
1969.
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153.K.12.5B1969: January-April. 4 folders.
1969: PR 8-4 files.
1970. 3 folders.
1971. 4 folders.
1971-1972. 2 folders.
1972.
1973. 3 folders.
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153.K.12.6F1973: PR 8-4 files.
1974: PR 8-4 files.
Grant applications:
Educational Research and Development Council of the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area, 1967.
Golden Valley public schools, 1966.
Guthrie Theater, 1966-1967.
St. Cloud Public Schools, 1966-1967. 3 folders.

Expand/CollapseConstituent Correspondence (Robotype)

Letters from constituents regarding various issues that were of current public concern and/or that were the subject of legislation before Congress. Although some may have received individualized replies, the majority were responded to via computer-generated form letters (Robo letters) from the Mondale office. A set of master copies of reply letters precedes each year's correspondence; some of these sets are incomplete. Most of the correspondence files have been heavily sampled, and only representative portions were retained. Sample sizes vary depend primarily upon the size of the original file. Recipient lists, when found with files of incoming letters, were retained in those files. Files dating from 1965-1967 are organized by month, and there under by subject. Files dating from 1968-1976 are organized by Robo response number.
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153.K.16.8FSampling method, 1994.
A handwritten file list prepared by Lisa Krahn in the course of a major processing and sampling project undertaken by the Minnesota Historical Society in 1994. The list gives the percentage of each file retained. In the course of this project Ms. Krahn reduced to about 36 cubic feet a body of records that originally totaled some 228 cubic feet.
Staff mail production reports, 1971-1972.
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153.K.19.2FRobo masters, nos. 3775-3840, 1965. 3 folders.
Incoming letters, January 1965:
Medicare.
Anti-Medicare.
Pro-Medicare.
Anti-aid to education.
Army reserve.
Farmers.
Anti-repeal of Taft-Hartley Act, 14(b).
Pro-repeal of Taft-Hartley Act, 14(b).
Reapportionment.
Civil rights.
Pro-immigration law.
Anti-immigration law.
Veterans hospitals.
Farm prices.
All addressed to Hubert Humphrey.
Farm prices.
Vietnam.
Incoming letters, February 1965:
Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
United Arab Republic.
Federal aid to education.
State senators on farm prices.
Incoming letters, March 1965:
Pro-eldercare.
Farm prices.
Pro-Medicare.
Anti-Medicare.
Parochial education.
"Twenty Percent."
Anti-14(b) repeal.
Rural mail carrier car leasing.
Multi-issue.
Classics in education.
Vietnam.
Champlin, Minnesota post office.
Voting rights.
Anti-federal aid to education.
Anti-Veterans Administration hospital closures.
Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
H.R. 9: Federal retirement.
Big Stone Lake-Whetstone River.
Reapportionment.
Soil Conservation Service.
Pro-Medicare.
Anti-Medicare.
35-hour work week.
Pro-eldercare.
Air pollution.
Incoming letters, April 1965:
Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
Farm.
Pro-voting rights.
Anti-voting rights.
Reapportionment.
Big Stone Lake-Whetstone River.
H.R. 9: Federal retirement.
Rural mail carrier car leasing.
Education.
Anti-Veterans Administration hospital closures.
"Twenty Percent."
Multi-issue.
Army reserve.
Water pollution.
Includes bill.
Vietnam.
Federal retirement.
Anti-Medicare.
Pro-Medicare.
Anti-gun control.
Incoming letters, May 1965:
Federal retirement.
"Twenty Percent."
Multi-issue.
Vietnam.
S. 985: Truth in labeling.
Soil Conservation Service.
Anti-Veterans Administration hospital closures.
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153.K.19.3BRural mail carrier car leasing.
Reapportionment.
Pro-voting rights.
Medical specialists insurance inclusion.
Pro-14(b) repeal.
Daylight savings time.
Army reserve.
Anti-Voting Rights Act.
H.R. 9: Federal retirement.
Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
Farm.
Excise tax.
Housing and Urban Affairs (S. 1599).
Anti-Medicare and pro-eldercare.
Pro-Medicare.
Anti-gun control.
Bank Merger Act (S. 1698).
Federal annuities.
Conscience clause on 14(b).
Sherburne County Wildlife Refuge.
Anti-soybeans on diverted acres.
Anti-Sunday election day.
Medicare Section 303 (H.R. 6675).
Medicare tax on tips (Section 313).
Anti-14(b) repeal.
Incoming letters, June 1965:
Truth in packaging.
Coin collecting.
Anti-Sunday election day.
Anti-gun control.
Anti-immigration law.
Pro-14(b) repeal.
Military pay raise.
Anti-Medicare.
Bank Merger Act (S. 1698).
Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
Conscience clause on 14(b).
Excise tax.
Farm.
Cyprus and Greek-Turkish dispute.
Medical specialists insurance inclusion.
Multi-issue.
Pro-Medicare.
Reapportionment.
Anti-14(b) repeal.
Vietnam.
Anti-Veterans Administration hospital closures.
Daylight savings time.
Medicare tax on tips (Section 313).
S. 1781 Strikebreaker prohibition.
"Twenty Percent."
Incoming letters, July 1965:
Anti-14(b) repeal.
Coin collecting.
Anti-Sunday election day.
Anti-gun control.
Anti-Medicare.
Excise tax.
Housing and Urban Affairs (S. 1599).
Military pay raise.
Multi-issue.
Medical specialists insurance inclusion.
Reapportionment.
Rural mail carrier car leasing.
Pro-14(b) repeal.
Medicare.
Conscience clause on 14(b).
Anti-wheat certificate program.
Incoming letters, August 1965:
"Twenty Percent."
Anti-Soviet consular treaty.
Conscience clause on 14(b).
Vietnam.
Anti-gun control.
Farm.
Pro-14(b) repeal.
Anti-14(b) repeal.
Anti-Sunday election day.
Laboratory animals.
Multi-issue.
Dirksen constitutional amendment.
Coin collecting.
Anti-wheat certificate program.
Head of household.
S. 1781 Strikebreaker prohibition.
Anti-immigration.
Incoming letters, September 1965:
Anti-immigration.
Anti-14(b) repeal.
Anti-minimum wage.
Conscience clause on 14(b).
Anti-Soviet consular treaty.
Anti-gun control.
Laboratory animals.
Multi-issue.
Pro-14(b) repeal.
Pro-minimum wage.
Vietnam.
Incoming letters, October 1965:
Pro-minimum wage.
Farm.
Space program.
Anti-Sunday election day.
Anti-immigration.
"Twenty Percent."
Pro-14(b) repeal.
Multi-issue.
Federal pay raise.
Secondary boycott bill.
Laboratory animals.
Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
Vietnam.
Pro-minimum wage and 14(b) repeal.
Anti-minimum wage.
Anti-14(b) repeal.
Incoming letters, November 1965:
Anti-14(b) repeal.
Anti-Sunday election day.
Anti-gun control.
Laboratory animals.
Pro-14(b) repeal.
Pro-minimum wage.
Vietnam.
Multi-issue.
Conscience clause.
Incoming letters, December 1965:
Anti-14(b) repeal.
Anti-gun control.
"Twenty Percent."
H.R. 1153: Labor relations.
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153.K.19.4FRobo masters, nos. 3841-3997, 1966. 8 folders.
Incoming letters, January 1966:
Vietnam from clergymen,
St. Croix Scenic Riverway.
Alabama civil rights.
Anti-fair labor standards.
Anti-gun control.
Anti-14(b) repeal.
Multi-issue.
Vietnam: When do we win?
Vietnam: General.
Pro-14(b) repeal.
Rural Electrification Administration.
Laboratory animals.
Voyageurs National Park.
Anti-Jacqueline Kennedy.
Haryou Act.
Incoming letters, February 1966:
Anti-gun control.
Multi-issue.
Anti-14th repeal.
Voyageurs National Park.
Anti-excise tax.
Vietnam: When do we win?
Conscience clause in 14(b).
Anti-secondary boycott.
Anti-unemployment compensation.
Laboratory animals.
Pro-14(b) repeal.
Published obscenity.
Vietnam: General.
Cable access television.
S. 350: Prouty bill.
School milk/lunch program.
G.I. bill.
S. 1596: Customs overtime.
Incoming letters, March 1966:
Meat inspection.
Multi-issue.
Pro-14(b) repeal.
Anti-14(b) repeal.
Anti-excise tax.
Anti-secondary boycott.
Laboratory animals.
Wildlife management.
Anti-unemployment compensation.
Adoption.
S. 1006. copyright bill.
School milk/lunch program.
Consumer protection bills.
Anti-minimum wage law.
Pro-S. 350. Pronty bill.
Anti-gun control.
Pro-Vietnam.
Vietnam: When Do We Win?
Vietnam: Negotiations.
Anti-Vietnam.
Postal regulations (H.R. 12367 and S. 3843).
Anti-smut.
Reapportionment.
Population.
Incoming letters, April 1966:
Pro-reapportionment, urban.
Pro reapportionment, rural.
Anti-secondary boycott.
Anti-gun control.
Meat inspection.
School milk/lunch program.
S. 1006. copyright bill.
Anti-unemployment compensation.
Inflation and taxes.
Vietnam.
Civil service, Section 507.
S. 2097 Aid to Education.
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153.K.19.5BSmut.
Daylight savings time.
Higher education tax credit.
Truth in Lending and packing.
Humane treatment of laboratory animals.
School prayer.
Postal regulations (H.R. 12367 and S. 3843).
Reapportionment.
Anti-minimum wage.
Multi-issue.
Vietnam: When Do We Win?
Bank Holding Company Act, S. 2418.
Doctors and medicines, S. 2568.
Voyageurs National Park.
Civil service pay raise, H.R. 12240.
Railroad mergers.
Population, world hunger.
Adoption.
Federal crop insurance.
Marble George Canyon dam.
Vietnam: No bombing.
Incoming letters, May 1966:
School milk/lunch program.
School prayer.
Bank Holding Company Act, S. 2418.
Civil Service: Section 507.
Postal regulations (H.R. 12367 and S. 3843).
Anti-gun control.
Vietnam.
Multi-issue.
Laboratory animals.
Medicare.
Anti-secondary boycott.
Veterans.
Anti-unemployment compensation.
National Guard: Technicians retirement.
Anti-minimum wage.
Voyageurs National Park.
Farmers ACP program.
Adoption.
Incoming letters, June 1966:
Automobile safety.
Income tax.
National Guard: Technicians retirement.
Voyageurs National Park.
School milk/lunch program.
Education judicial review.
Laboratory animals.
Anti-Rural Electric Bank Act.
School prayer.
Anti-civil rights.
Civil Service: Section 507.
Dairy support.
Postal regulations (H.R. 12367 and S. 3843).
Bank Holding Company Act, S. 2418.
Veterans.
Anti-secondary boycott.
Anti-gun control.
Pro-Rural Electric Bank Act.
Truth in packaging and labeling.
Anti-unemployment compensation, hospitals.
Postal regulations (H.R. 14122).
Farm income.
Anti-unemployment compensation.
Farmers ACP program.
Vietnam.
Multi-issue.
Anti-truth in packaging and labeling.
Pro-minimum wage.
Anti-minimum wage.
Incoming letters, July 1966:
Truth in packing and labeling.
Military medicine.
National Guard: Technicians retirement.
Voyageurs National Park.
Multi-issue.
Manpower Service Act, S. 2974.
Migrant workers.
Marshals pay raise.
Anti-Grand Canyon dams.
Dairy price supports.
Anti-civil rights.
Jury duty.
Postal regulations (H.R. 14122).
Vietnam escalation.
School prayer.
Migrant workers.
Laboratory animals.
Veterans.
Parcel Post, H.R. 14904.
Pro-Rural Electric Bank Act.
Recovery, Inc., S. 3380.
Anti-minimum wage.
Senior citizens pension.
Capitol: West front remodeling.
Anti-gun control.
Military Medicare.
Anti-civil rights.
Spanish-American War veteran's widow pension, H. R. 7009.
Incoming letters, August 1966:
Anti-Grand Canyon dams.
Pro-Grand Canyon dams.
Professional football anti-trust, high school.
Civil Rights Act - women jurors.
Parcel Post, H.R. 14904.
Unemployment compensation.
Multi-issue.
School prayer.
Rural Electric Bank Act.
Agricultural marketing, S. 109.
Veterans.
Economic Opportunity Act.
Minimum wage.
Spanish-American War veteran's widow pension, H. R. 7009.
Pro-airline strike intervention.
Anti-airline strike intervention.
Military Medicare.
Anti-civil rights.
Anti-Food and Drug Administration labeling.
Anti-gun control.
Dairy price supports.
Capitol west front remodeling.
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153.K.19.6FRobo masters, nos. 3998-4221, 1967. 8 folders.
Robo masters, unnumbered, 1967. 3 folders.
Incoming letters, January 1967:
Citizenship congratulations.
Anti-Food and Drug Administration labeling.
Vietnam.
Highway cutbacks.
Rhodesia.
Representative Adam Clayton Powell removal.
Three-day weekend.
Multi-issue.
Economic Opportunity Act.
Hours of service.
School prayer.
Soviet consular treaty.
Rule XXII filibuster modification.
Social Security.
Federal courts.
Copyright bill, S. 1006.
Independent business.
Peace Corp volunteer lists.
Voyageurs National Park.
Railroad mergers.
Pretty-up program.
Troop carrier elimination.
Get-out-the-vote drive.
Postal rates.
Tax increases.
Adult education courses.
Veterans pensions.
Pro-Rural Electric Bank Act.
Liberty amendment.
Incoming letters, February 1967:
Pretty-up program.
Adult education courses.
Rule XXII filibuster modification.
Vietnam.
Highway cutbacks.
Railroad mergers.
Hours of Service Act.
Social Security.
Multi-issue.
Tax increases.
Representative Adam Clayton Powell removal.
Three-day weekend.
Anti-Food and Drug Administration labeling.
Pro-Soviet consular treaty.
School prayer.
Rhodesia.
Voyageurs National Park.
Northwest Angle road.
Truth in Lending Act.
Copyright bill, S. 1006.
Nuclear testing in Nevada.
Outer space treaty.
Independent business.
Anti-Soviet consular treaty.
Incoming letters, March 1967:
Soviet consular treaty.
Taxes.
Pro-Rural Electric Bank Act.
Independent business.
Three-day weekend.
GATT Kennedy round.
Vietnam: General.
Truth in Lending.
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153.K.19.7BLeague of Women Voters.
Food and Drug Administration labeling.
Voyageurs National Park.
Social Security.
Anti-civil rights.
Anti-gun control.
Military draft.
School prayer.
Postal rates.
Hours of Service Act.
Medical Restraint of Trade Act, S. 260.
Liberty amendment.
S. 854.
Multi-issue.
Veterans committee.
Farm prices.
Rhodesia.
Veterans commission and consular.
Federal pay raise.
Vietnam: Hawk.
Full Opportunity and Social Accounting Act.
Vietnam: Clark amendment.
School prayer and anti-Soviet consular.
Dairy prices.
Iron Range pilot plant.
Incoming letters, April 1967:
Military draft.
Social Security.
Voyageurs National Park.
Food and Drug Administration labeling.
Three-day weekend.
League of Women Voters.
Veterans commission and consular.
Truth in Lending.
Railroad workers strike.
National Guard technicians, H.R. 2.
Hours of Service Act.
Vietnam: Hawk.
Vietnam: General.
Soviet consular convention.
Multi-issue.
School prayer.
Federal pay raise.
Dairy prices.
Rural Electric Bank Act.
Anti-gun control.
Farm prices.
Outer space treaty.
Veterans legislation.
Federal pay raise.
Tax reform.
Service Contract Act.
Teamsters/trucking lockout.
Abortion.
Woodrow Wilson fellowship list.
Reinvestment tax credit.
Iron Range pilot plant.
Federal pay raise.
Savings Bond director.
House Concurrent Resolution 210.
Postal rates.
Veterans.
Chiropractic, Medicare.
Incoming letters, May 1967:
Federal pay raise.
Pro-Rural Electric Bank Act.
Poverty.
Farm prices.
Tax reform.
Gun control.
Chiropractic, Medicare.
Education: Quie amendments.
Railroad workers strike.
Service Contract Act.
Voyageurs National Park.
Vietnam: General.
Anti-secondary boycott.
Multi-issue.
Vietnam: Hawk.
Postal rates.
Military draft.
Soviet consular treaty.
National Guard technicians, H.R. 2.
Dairy prices.
House Concurrent Resolution 210.
Old Soldiers Home.
School prayer.
Social Security increase.
Work-study program.
Mutual funds.
Gun control.
East-west trade.
Railroad retirement, H.R. 4706.
Middle East crisis.
Investment tax credit.
Farmers Union.
Mink imports.
Incoming letters, June 1967:
Middle East crisis.
Military retirement pay.
Railroad retirement, H.R. 4706.
Railroad workers strike.
Mutual funds.
East-west trade.
Postal rates.
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153.K.19.8FFederal pay raise.
Gun control.
Anti-secondary boycott.
Vietnam: General.
Multi-issue.
Tax reform.
School prayer.
Crime, police chiefs.
Poverty.
Chiropractic, Medicare.
Mink imports.
Vietnam: Hawk.
Senator Dodd expulsion.
Army reserve.
Railroad workers strike.
Food and Drug Administration labeling.
Laboratory animals.
Social security increase.
Incoming letters, July 1967:
Social Security increase.
Mink imports.
Mutual funds.
Railroad workers strike.
Vietnam: General.
East-west trade.
Railroad retirement, H.R. 4706.
Pro-Senate Joint Resolution 81,
Social accounting.
Anti-secondary boycott.
School prayer.
S. Con. Res. 25.
Army reserve.
Multi-issue.
Anti-riot bill.
Federal pay raise.
Anti-S. 1308.
Anti-Simon McHugh.
Campaign financing.
Postal rates.
Tax increases.
Laboratory animals.
Gun control.
Vietnam: Hawk.
Civil rights riots.
Anti-chiropractic, Medicare.
Pro-chiropractic, Medicare.
Panama Canal.
Postal rates.
Food stamp program.
Incoming letters, August 1967:
Anti-Simon McHugh.
Food stamp program.
Postal rates.
Railroad retirement, H.R. 4706.
Multi-issue.
Mutual funds.
Federal pay raise.
Gun control.
Civil rights riots.
Mass transportation.
Chiropractic, Medicare.
Grand Canyon dams.
East-west trade.
Laboratory animals.
Anti-riot bill.
Mink imports.
Army reserves.
Campaign financing.
Minnesota junior college board list.
Anti-equal opportunity employment.
Pro-chiropractic.
Anti-chiropractic.
Municipal revenue bonds.
Panama Canal.
Foreign aid.
Anti-tax increase.
School prayer.
Medicare billing.
Military retirement pay.
Three-day weekend.
Anti-tax increase and anti-war.
Social Security increase.
Panama Canal.
Vietnam: Hawk.
Vietnam: General.
Aid for Dependent Children.
Baltic states.
Mortgage discounts.
Tax reform.
Oil depletion allowance.
Incoming letters, September 1967:
Economic opportunity amendment.
Chiropractic response.
East-west trade.
Mortgage discounts.
Postal rate increase.
Peace Corps congratulations.
Aid for Dependent Children.
Baltic states.
Pro-chiropractic in Medicare.
Railroad retirement, H.R. 4706.
Gun control.
Federal pay raise.
Vietnam: General.
Municipal revenue bonds.
Social Security.
Panama Canal.
Three-day weekend.
Railroad retirement, H.R. 4706.
Anti-tax increase.
Anti-tax increase and anti-war.
School prayer.
Water pollution.
Anti-equal opportunity employment enforcement.
Medicare billing.
Anti-secondary boycott.
Meat inspection.
Multi-issue.
Vietnam: Hawk.
Civil rights riots.
Liquor advertising.
Laboratory animals.
Tax reform/oil depletion allowance.
Food and Drug Administration labeling.
Incoming letters, October 1967:
Federal pay raise.
Anti-tax increase and anti-war.
Highway funds.
Anti-ballistic missile.
East-west trade.
Assistance thank you.
Redwood National Park.
Lillian Anthony resignation.
Anti-campaign funds.
Import barriers: mink and steel.
Social Security.
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153.K.19.9BPeace Corps congratulations.
Panama Canal.
Voyageurs National Park.
Multi-issue.
Liquor advertising.
Tax reform.
Vietnam - hawk.
Anti-tax increase.
Three-day weekend.
Anti-secondary boycott.
School prayer.
Anti-gun control.
H.R. 4706: Railroad retirement.
Food and Drug Administration labeling.
Aid for Dependent Children.
Laboratory animals.
Civil rights riots.
Postal rate increase.
Vietnam: General.
Chiropractic: Medicare.
Incoming letters, November 1967:
Medicare-nursing home.
Pro-Economic Opportunity Act.
Redwood National Park.
Social Security: American Hospital Association.
Pro-three-day weekend.
Foreign aid.
Nurse's Training Act amendment.
S.Res.9: Movie censorship.
Meat inspection.
Vietnam: Hawk.
Voyageurs National Park.
Anti-secondary boycott.
Peace Corps congratulations.
Anti-ballistic missile.
Postal rates.
Highway funds.
Anti-tax increase.
Anti-gun control.
Import barriers.
Ervin strikebreaking amendment.
Head Start.
Equal Economic Opportunity (OEO).
Tax reform.
East-west trade.
Panama Canal.
Multi-issue.
Federal pay raise.
Liquor advertising.
Social Security.
School prayer.
Pro-chiropractic, Medicare.
Incoming letters, December 1967:
Voyageurs National Park.
Social Security: American Hospital Association.
S. 2251: Hill bill for hospitals.
Ervin strikebreaking amendment.
School prayer.
Federal pay raise.
Equal Economic Opportunity (OEO).
Senate Resolution 9: Movie censorship.
Nurse's Training Act amendment.
Tax reform.
Import barriers.
Meat inspection.
Office of Equal Opportunity: School children.
Food and Drug Administration labeling.
Multi-issue.
Gun control.
Foreign aid.
Chiropractic in Medicare.
Social Security.
Liquor advertising.
Vietnam.
Robotype masters: 4222-4428 (1-316), 1968. 9 folders.
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153.K.19.10FRobotype masters: Unlabeled, 1968. 4 folders.
Incoming Letters, 1968:
00. Unanswered miscellaneous letters.
22. Agricultural yearbook requests.
28. Multi-issue.
34. Food and Drug Administration labeling.
37. Agricultural yearbook requests.
38. Citizenship: Constituents.
41-43. Birthday and anniversary letters.
44. Liquor advertising.
45. Gun control.
46. Tax reform.
47. School prayer.
48. Film classification.
49. Multi-issue.
51. East-west trade.
52. Food and Drug Administration labeling.
54. Film classification.
65. Import barriers.
66. Highway funds.
67. Fiscal.
68. Liquor advertising.
71. Vietnam: Atomic weapons.
73. Glen Long ASC appointment.
75. Auto insurance.
76. Gold reserve.
77. Vietnam: Pueblo capture.
82. School prayer.
83. Pro-housing discrimination.
84. Anti-housing discrimination.
86. Travel tax.
87. Direct sales act.
88. Egg marketing act.
89. Anti-garnishment of wages.
90. Vietnam.
92. Vietnam: National Guard.
93. Anti-civil rights.
94. Pro-civil rights.
95. Emergency food reserve.
96. Farm bargaining.
97. Veterans.
98. Health commission.
103. Soil and water conservation.
104. Daylight savings time.
113. Senior citizens programs.
114. St. Croix Riverway.
116. Gold cover on Federal Reserve.
117. Travel tax.
118. Postal pay.
120. Dakota County convention.
121. Pro-McCarthy for president.
122. Taxicab safety.
124. Vietnam.
125. H.R. 13718: Federal savings.
126. Veterans benefits.
127. National Committee on Health Sciences.
130. Armed Forces academy nominees.
131. Menial jobs.
132. Pro-S. 355.
133. Anti-civil rights.
134. Head of household tax.
135. Pro-civil rights and Martin Luther King.
138. School lunch program.
140. Fiscal.
141. State Department grants announcement.
143. Everglades National Park.
147. Copyright law.
148. St. Croix River dam.
149. Travel tax exemptions.
150. Private food service in government.
152. Federal retirement pensions.
153. Grants to institutions list.
154. S. 2618: Longer trucks.
155. Riot insurance.
156. Anti-Poor People's League.
157. Pro-Poor People's League.
158. Pro-McCarthy.
159. Work-study programs.
160. Vietnam.
161. Automobile insurance.
162. Military draft.
163. Riots and racial strife.
165. Steel imports.
166. National Guard technicians.
169. General on various issues.
171. Farmers Union.
172. Federal employment retirement.
173. East-west trade.
174. Library funds.
175. Martin Luther King commemorative half-dollar.
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153.K.18.1B176. Three-day weekend.
179. Education bill.
180. Anti-occupational safety.
181. Gun control.
183. Hunger.
184. Odd Fellows commemoration.
185. General grievances.
186. Press assistant search.
188. Omnibus crime bill.
189. Crime.
190. Crime.
191. Federal Employees Freedom Act.
192. Academy nominations.
193. Franchises.
195. Pro-gun control. 2 folders.
196. Anti-gun control.
199. Sewage treatment facility.
200. Equal Employment Opportunity office.
201. What can I do? - gun control.
202. Anti-securities and exchange repeal.
203. Mutual funds.
205. Tax Adjustment Act.
207. Vietnam: Investigation.
208. Pro-riot insurance.
209. Gun control and gun control petitions. 2 folders.
210. Air traffic control commission.
211. East-west trade.
212. Railroad safety.
213. Fiscal.
214. Door-to-door sales.
215. Aid for Dependent Children income limits.
216. Three-day weekend.
217. Land and water conservation fund.
218. Food and Drug Administration labeling.
219. Veterans.
220. Occupational safety.
221. Anti-military spending.
224. S. 3097-Defense Procurement Act.
225. Television violence.
226. Pro-interstate tax act.
227. Longer trucks.
229. Poor People's Campaign.
230. Poor People's Campaign.
231. S. 2251: Hospital construction.
232. Fortas for Supreme Court.
233. Project STAIRS: American Indians.
234. Project Mainstream: Jobs.
235. Javits amendment: Licensed Practical Nurses Association.
236. Airports: User tax.
237. St. Croix River.
239. Pro-gun control.
240. Hanover, Minnesota post office.
241. Riot reinsurance.
243. Twin Cities Opportunities Industrialization Center.
244. Steel imports.
245. Post Office closures.
246. S. 3421, Pension plan.
247. Javits amendment, Licensed Practical Nurses Association.
248. Door-to-door sales.
249. Highway funds.
250. Highway funds.
251. Savings and loan provisions.
254. Pro-gun control.
255. Postal exemptions.
256. Aid to Biafra.
257. School prayer.
258. Project Mainstream: Jobs.
260. Pro-McCarthy for president.
261. Anti-gun control and petitions. 2 folders.
262. Gun response.
263. Anti-gun control.
264. Greece.
266. Support of Hubert H. Humphrey.
267. Chicago violence.
268. Chicago violence.
269. Pension protection.
270. S. 858 - Railroads.
271. Mail service to driveways.
272. Anti-Humphrey.
274. Campaign information.
275. Fortas for Supreme Court.
276. Cherry marketing order bill.
277. Soil Conservation Service.
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153.K.18.2F278. Vietnam.
279. Federal Aeronautics Administration: Small aircraft.
280. Railway post offices.
283. Pro-gun control.
284. Anti-gun control and petitions. 2 folders.
285. Twin Cities Opportunities Industrialization Center.
286. Voting age.
287. Veterans Affairs Committee.
291. Anti-Fortas for Supreme Court.
292. Pro-Fortas for Supreme Court.
293. Post adjournment acknowledgement.
294. Voter registration notices.
297. Alexandria, Minnesota post office.
299. Pro-nuclear non-proliferation.
303. Railway post offices.
307. Vietnam.
308. Department of Peace.
309. Electoral College reform.
311. Biafra children.
312. Information requests.
313. Dykes Askew Simmons.
314. National Science Foundation fellowships.
316. Federal highway regulations.
Robotype masters: 4439-4601, 1969. 5 folders.
Robotype masters: unlabeled,H1369. 1969.
Incoming letters, 1969:
2. Department of Peace.
3. Federal jurisdiction.
9. Eisenhower's silver dollar.
10. Israel.
16. Vietnam.
17. Retirement.
19. Voting age.
20. Nuclear non-proliferation treaty.
21. Publication requests.
22. Loan request.
25. Hunger.
26. Anti-Electoral College.
27. U.S.S. Pueblo inquiry.
29. Pro-Fulbright resolution.
33. Senate pay raise.
34. Cigarette advertising.
35. S. 4184-Education technology.
37. S. 1026-Air traffic safety.
38. East-west trade.
39. Multi-issue.
43. Congratulations requests.
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153.K.18.3B45. General on various issues.
48. Steel imports.
49. Anti-Senate pay raise.
50. Military draft reform and petition. 2 folders.
51. Chiropractic in Medicare.
52. United States citizenship congratulations.
54. Pay raise response.
55. Veterans.
58. Pollution.
59. Bank Holding Company Act.
60. Anti-ballistic missile system.
61. Israel.
62. Social Security.
63. Vietnam.
64. General response.
65. Chiropractic in Medicare.
66. Racial discrimination.
68. Education subcommittee.
72. Soviet Jews.
73A. Tax reform loopholes.
73B. Tax reform personal exemption.
73C. Tax reform general.
73D. Tax reform - single persons.
73E. Tax reform - retirement.
73F. Tax reform - surtax.
74. General response.
82. Jobs Corps center.
84. Mutiny at Presidio stockade.
85. Anti-secondary boycott.
86. Israel.
88. School milk program.
91. Older Americans Act.
92. Health legislation.
94. Commendations.
97. Anti-pay television.
99. Nuclear power plant.
102. Biafra.
104. Reductions in higher education.
105. Medicare: Hospital reimbursement.
106. Aid to education.
107. Postal pay raise.
108. Pro-antiballistic missiles.
112. Truth in Lending Act.
114. Campus disorder.
118. Fortas for Supreme Court.
119. Student Assistance Act.
120. S. 500-Farm bill.
121. Shoe imports.
122. Gun control.
123. Learning disabilities.
125. Pay television.
126. Cigarette advertisements.
127. Tax reform: Surtax.
128. Tax reform: General.
129. Oil depletion tax.
130. Tax reform: Single persons.
131. Vietnam.
132. School milk program.
133. Tax reform: Farm tax.
134. Third class and special delivery mail.
136. Poverty: Project Mainstream.
137. Chemical and biological warfare.
139. Tax reform: Charities.
140. Welfare "diet."
141. Education funds.
142. Farm economy.
143. Farm investment tax credit.
144. Learning disabilities.
145. Desegregation.
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153.K.18.4F146. Sewage.
147. Student loans.
148. Municipal bond taxes.
150. Guaranteed student loans.
151. Anti-tax reforms.
152. Gifted and talented program.
153. Tax reform: Farm crops.
154. Anti-Office of Equal Opportunity.
155. Nixon on welfare issues.
156. Anti-gun control.
157. Haynsworth for Supreme Court.
158. Pollution.
159. Tax reform: Charities.
160. Municipal bond exemption.
161. Sex education.
162. Cooperative taxation.
163. Election reform.
164. Social Security.
166. General on various issues.
167. Motor carrier safety regulations.
168. Highway fund cutbacks.
169. General on various issues.
170. Vietnam: Goodell bill.
171. Anti-supersonic transport.
172. Haynsworth for Supreme Court.
173. Big truck bill.
175. Railroad retirement.
176. Gun control: Registration.
177. Vietnam. 2 folders.
178. Office of Equal Opportunity.
179. Voyageurs National Park.
180. Guaranteed Student Loan bill.
182. Motor carrier safety regulations.
183. Land banks.
185. Railroad pension bill.
191. Vietnam: Pro-Nixon.
193. Tax reform: General.
194. Tax reform: Fraternities.
195. Aid to parochial schools.
196. Tax reform: Professional corporations.
197. Tax reform: Charitables.
198. Tax reform: Capital gains.
199. Tax reform: Profit sharing.
200. Haynsworth for Supreme Court.
201. Railroad retirement.
202. Naval Air Station, Twin Cities.
203. Education.
205. Tax reform: General.
208. Developmental Disability Act.
209. Vietnam: Massacre.
210. Tax reform: Debt reserve.
211. Tax reform: Professional corporations.
212. Profit sharing and pension plans.
213. Native Americans.
214. Tax reform: Single persons.
215. Tax reform: General.
216. Tax reform: Cooperatives.
219. Mideast frontiers.
220. Military draft reform.
221. Social Security.
222. Broadcast prayer suit.
224. Veterans.
225. Veterans Day and Memorial Day.
226. Tax reform: Capital gains.
227. Tax reform: Tower amendment.
228. Tax reform: Labor unions.
229. Tax reform: General.
230. Federal pay raise.
231. Tax reform: Civil aircraft.
233. Vietnam: Prisoner of war treatment.
234. Drugs.
235. Naval Air Station, Twin Cities.
312. General response-high school students.
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153.K.18.5BRobotype masters: 16-248, 1970. 9 folders.
Robotype masters: Unlabeled, 1970.
Incoming letters, 1970:
4. General on various issues.
5. Hickel for Secretary of Interior and petitions, 2 folders.
6. Multi-issue.
7. Reaction to media appearance by Mondale.
10. Israel.
11. Citizenship congratulations.
20. S. 2218-School districts.
49. Blue Earth dam.
51. Chiropractic in Medicare.
52. Israel.
53. Medicare hikes.
54. Aviation user charges.
55. Vietnam.
56. Vietnam: Stop now.
57. Vietnam: Pro-Nixon.
58. Pollution.
60. Timber Supply Act.
61. Israel.
62. Social Security.
63. Boundary Waters Canoe Area drilling.
64. Railroad retirement.
65. Vietnam: Prisoner of war treatment.
66. Vietnam: My Lai massacre.
67. Obscenity and pornography.
68. Military draft.
70. Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
71. Inflation.
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153.K.18.6F72. Aid to private schools.
73. World War I veterans pensions.
74. Veterans Day and Memorial Day.
75. Spacecraft bible reading.
76. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
77. Aviation user charges.
78. Federal pay raises.
79. National Endowment for the Arts.
80. Voting age.
81. Blue Earth River petitions.
82. Railway passenger service.
83. Health, education and welfare bill.
85. Veterans of Foreign Wars: Pension cut.
86. College benefit bill.
87. Bank holding bill.
88. Bank holding bill response.
89. Federal Insurance Guaranty Corporation.
90. Lake Superior pollution.
91. Health, education and welfare bill.
94. Postal ray raise.
95. Overpopulation.
96. Veterans pensions.
97. Carswell for Supreme Court.
98. Anti-Carswell for Supreme Court.
99. Military draft deferment.
100. Meat safety: Curtis amendment.
101. National Guard technicians.
102. Anti-Electoral College reform.
103. Electoral College reform.
104. Veterans tuition aid.
105. Farm bill.
106. Farm bill petitions.
107. S. 3223 Freight cars.
108. Mideast peace.
109. School integration.
110. Moorhead urban renewal.
111. Blue Earth River.
112. Lookout Mountain ski hill.
112A. Vietnam: Laos.
113. Food and Drug Administration: Food additives.
116. S. 1369: Product promotion.
117. Anti-S. 1369: Product promotion.
118. Veterans Administration hospitals.
119. National Labor Relations Act.
120. Railroad retirement.
121. Farm bill.
123. Anti-ballistic missiles.
124. Anti-gun control.
126. Postal strike.
127. Pollution.
128. Lookout Mountain ski hill.
129. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
130. Anti-ballistic missile/M.I.R.V.
131. Genocide convention.
132. Copper industry.
133. Library Services Act.
134. Library Services Act: Bookmobile.
135. Postal rates.
136. Burlington Northern consolidation.
137. Shoe imports.
138. Veterans legislation.
139. Railroad retirement.
140. Vietnam: Cambodia invasion.
141. Postal strike.
142. Voting age.
143. Abortion.
144. Impeach Justice Douglas.
145. Space program reduction.
146. Transportation strikes.
147. Vietnam: Hatfield/McGovern amendment. 2 folders.
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153.K.18.7B148. Vietnam: Pro-Nixon.
149. Russian Jews.
150. H.R. 15310-Construction mortgages.
151. Welfare.
152. Environment.
153. Loyalty oaths.
154. Supersonic transportation.
155. College student riots.
156. Mink pelt imports.
157. Small investors.
158. School prayer.
159. Reserve Mining tailings.
160. S. 3526- Strikes.
161. Multi-issue.
162. Federal crop insurance.
163. District of Columbia representation.
164. Savings bonds.
165. Vietnam: Amendments to end war.
166. Military draft reform.
167. Voyageurs National Park.
168. Postal reform: Unionization.
169. Pollution: Rainy River.
170. Illegal police action.
171. Israel: Sale of airplanes.
172. Israel: Anti-jet sale.
173. Economic Development Administration: Duluth.
174. Veterans Administration hospitals.
175. Native Americans.
176. Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
177. Vietnam: Pro-Nixon.
178. Campaign spending.
179. Postal rates, book lending.
180. Postal pay raise.
181. Bank holding companies: Williams amendment.
182. Office of Equal Opportunity: Senior citizens.
183. Medicaid reimbursement.
184. Medicaid: Local government.
185. VISTA.
186. Supersonic transport.
187. Highway trust fund and petitions. 2 folders.
188. Consumer protection.
189. Vietnam: Prisoners of War/Missing in Action.
190. Tax increases.
192. Low-income housing.
193. Air express tariff.
194. Migrant workers.
195. Low-income housing.
196. Veterans Administration hospitals: Firefighting.
197. Farm bill.
198. Dairy imports.
199. Northwest Airlines strike.
200. Railroad passenger service.
201. Response to media appearance.
203. Tax reform: Single persons.
204. Education funding.
205. Education funding: Veto override.
206. Bills to support.
207. Apprenticeship.
208. Delta Queen exemption.
210. Overpopulation and pollution.
211. Minnesota bombings.
212. Israel.
213. National health insurance.
214. UNICEF greeting card fraud.
215. Family planning-abortion.
216. Bank holding company bill.
217. Agricultural conservation program.
218. Freight Car Corporation Act.
219. Northwest Airlines merger.
220. Marland for Education commissioner.
221. Northwest Airlines merger.
222. Poverty programs, Office of Economic Opportunity.
223. Obscenity and profanity.
224. Education Technology Act.
226. Equal Rights Amendment.
227. Anti-Equal Rights Amendment.
228. Anti-Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
230. Head Start program.
231. Lowry (Minneapolis neighborhood) Park.
232. Trade act and petitions, 2 folders.
233. Obscenity and pornography.
234. Daycare appropriations.
235. Marine pollution control.
236. Cook County school district.
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153.K.18.8F237. Aid to private schools.
238. Taos Pueblo land restoration.
239. Veterans pensions.
241. Freight car corporation.
243. Military budget reduction.
245. Ham Lake airport proposal.
246. Airport/airway funds.
247. National Guard technicians.
248. H.R. 17550- Christmas tree bill.
249. Robert Kennedy memorial.
250. RAILPAX.
…… Vietnam: Cambodia invasion. 2 folders.
Robotype masters: 1-320, 422-430, 1971. 7 folders.
Incoming letters, 1971:
4. General on various issues.
5. General on various issues.
6. Multi-issue.
10-11. Citizenship congratulations.
36. Pollution: Morris Junior High School.
51. Chiropractic in Medicare.
52. Gun control.
52. Gun control: Petitions.
53. Pollution for children.
54. Pro-abortion reform.
55. Vietnam: Doves.
55A. Vietnam: Cambodia and Laos.
55B. Vietnam: Doves.
56. Vietnam: Pro-Nixon.
57. Soviet Jewry.
58. Pollution.
59. Welfare.
60. Anti-supersonic airplane.
62. Social Security.
62. Social Security: Petitions.
63. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
64. Pro-supersonic airplane.
65. Vietnam: Prisoners of War.
66. Anti-abortion.
67. Pornography via mail.
68. Head Start.
69. Pornography: Anti-Walter F. Mondale.
70. H.E.W.: Daycare centers.
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153.K.18.9B71. Pollution: Marine Environment Act.
72. Federal Aviation Administration: Air traffic controllers.
73. Defense spending bill.
74. Nation Rail Passenger System.
75. Disaster assistance requests.
76. Railroad retirement.
77. Pollution and population.
78. Medical insurance for teachers.
79. Mideast: Anti-aid to Israel.
80. Military espionage of civilians.
81. Drugs.
82. Hospital tax shelters.
83. Military draft reform.
84. Anti-Genocide treaty.
85. Airport/airways trust fund.
86. Over-population.
87. Farmers: Trade bill.
88. Pro-national health insurance.
90. Pro-parochial school aid.
91. Anti-national health insurance.
92. Kilkenny bank.
93. Tax exemption increases.
94. Farm parity.
95. Anti-parochial school aid.
96. Pro-drug bill.
97. Sugar beet plant closure.
98. Federal revenue sharing.
99. Farm parity.
100. Vietnam.
101. Alaska pipeline.
102. Highway safety.
103. Equal apprenticeship opportunity.
105. Future Homemakers of America.
106. Revenue sharing.
107. Chippewa National Forest.
108. Davis-Bacon Act.
109. Railway Labor Act amendment.
110. Anti-Railway Labor Act amendment.
111. National Endowment for the Arts.
112. Canadian combining of grain.
113. H.R. 3351: Agricultural education.
114. County Road 40 in Rosemount, Minnesota.
115. Vocational education.
116. S. 1485: Cabinet Department of Education.
117. Foster Grandparent program.
118. Tax reform: Single persons.
119. Space program cuts.
120. Farmers disaster assistance.
121. Transport restrictions: Farm trucks.
122. Inland marine post office.
123. Railroad passenger service.
124. Pakistan.
126. Coast Guard on Cass Lake, Minnesota.
127. Food and Drug Administration: Combination drugs.
129. Comprehensive child development.
130. Department of Agriculture.
131. Farm Credit Act.
132. Communication Workers Union wages.
133. Medicare: Blue Cross-Blue Shield.
134. Voyageur National Park: Gawboy's land.
135. Post Office facility at Fort Snelling.
136. Baby Harp Seal protection.
137. Health care delivery system study.
138. Wild horses protection.
139. Railways: Astro Program.
140. Red China and the United Nations.
141. Anti-loan to Lockheed Corporation.
142. Comprehensive child development.
143. United States - Israel relations.
144. Special food service programs for children.
145. Future Farmers of America.
146. Rochester weather radar.
147. Veterans hospitals.
148. Federal Campaign Spending Act.
149. Office of Economic Opportunity: Project Mainstream. 2 folders.
150. Nuclear testing at Amchitka, Alaska.
151. Head Start access.
152. Vietnam: Concealment of truth.
154. Postal box rent.
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153.K.18.10F156. Crop insurance program.
157. Rail carriers strike.
159. Minnesota State employee pay freeze.
160. Teacher salaries.
161. Local Office of Economic Opportunity programs.
162. Alcohol content in candy.
163. Nixon wage and price freeze.
164. Athena Psyhogios and John Skelton.
165. Anti-Nixon wage and price freeze.
167. Anti-Highway 394.
168. School lunch program.
169. No-fault auto insurance.
170. American Crystal Sugar strike.
171. National Fluoridation Act.
174. Farm price supports.
175. Anti-Earl Butz for Secretary of Agriculture.
176. Population Stabilization resolution.
177. Welfare: Christine Frank.
178. Anti-Nixon wage and price freeze.
181. Lt. Col. Anthony Herbert case.
182. Anti-Rehnquist for Supreme Court.
183. National health insurance.
184. Abuse and neglect in nursing homes.
186. Potato surplus.
188. Social Security reform.
189. Anti-Nixon food stamp cuts.
Robotype masters: 51-320, 1972. 5 folders.
Incoming letters, 1972:
Incomplete through 199.
1. Housing and Urban Development application for Woodbury, Minnesota.
2. Vietnam: End the War.
4. General on various issues.
5. Rural Environmental Assistance program.
6. Multi-issue.
7. General congratulations.
10-11. Citizenship congratulations.
51. Chiropractic in Medicare.
52. Gun control.
53. Pollution for kids.
55. Vietnam: Escalation.
57. Soviet Jewry.
58. Natural resources for kids.
59. Welfare reform.
62. Social Security COLA.
65. Vietnam: Prisoners of War/Missing in Action.
65. Vietnam: Prisoners of War/Missing in Action: Petitions.
73. Proxmire: Mathis defense spending.
76. Railroad retirement.
77. Population.
79. Middle East.
81. Drugs.
83. Draft reform.
84. Genocide treaty.
88. National health insurance.
90. Pro-aid to parochial schools.
91. National health insurance.
95. Anti-aid to parochial schools.
98. Federal revenue sharing.
99. Dairy price supports.
101. Alaskan pipeline.
106. Anti-federal revenue sharing.
110. Fair Labor Standards Act.
113. Veterans Farm Education Act.
118. Tax reform: Single persons.
124. Bangladesh.
129. Anti-c care spending.
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153.K.17.1B133. Blue Cross and Blue Shield.
136. Marine mammals protection.
137. National health insurance.
138. Wild horses and burros.
142. Pro-child care spending.
165. Wage-price freeze.
169. No-fault auto insurance.
172. Equal Rights Amendment.
173. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission jurisprudence.
174. Feed grain price supports.
176. Population stabilization.
178. Wage increases.
179. School prayer amendment.
180. Foreign aid.
183. National health insurance.
187. Child care bill.
190. Child care bill veto.
191. Social Security earnings limit.
192. Streptococcus vaccine.
194. Anti-space shuttle.
195. Grain reserve.
196. Medicare: Hospital reimbursement.
197. Equal Opportunity Enforcement Act.
198. Pro-space shuttle.
199. H.R. 5060- Killing wildlife by air.
200. Telephone debt collection.
201. Headstart veto.
202. West coast dock strike.
203. Peace Corps budget cuts.
204. G.I. bill.
205. Sudden infant death syndrome.
206. Causes of sudden infant death syndrome.
207. Kidney dialysis machines.
208. Farm bargaining.
209. Pensions.
210. Civil Service annuities.
211. Leech Lake Indian rights.
212. Veterans Day in October.
213. Value-added tax.
214. Economic opportunity amendments.
216. Minimum wage hike.
217. Surface Transportation Act.
218. Anti-United Nations.
219. Consumer Protection Agency.
220. Anti-foreign trade limits.
221. Pro-school prayer.
222. G.I. bill.
223. Fair Credit Reporting Act.
224. Pro-busing and desegregation.
225. Anti-busing and desegregation.
226. Anti-busing and desegregation.
227. Anti-agriculture price freeze.
228. Vietnam: Doves.
229. National Guard technicians.
230. Airline pilot physicals.
231. Interstate 90 highway funds.
232. Farm training for veterans.
233. Anti-Nixon on busing.
234. Pro-Nixon on busing.
235. Vietnam: End war/impeach Nixon.
235. Vietnam: End war/impeach Nixon petitions.
236. Foreign Trade and Investment Act.
237. Vietnam: Pro-Nixon.
239. Mail service to Williams, Minnesota.
240. Mail service to Nassau, Minnesota.
241. Social Security.
242. Social Security: Pro-Mondale.
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153.K.17.2F243. Farm taxes.
245. Highway trust fund.
246. Federal marshland policy.
247. Tax reform: Loopholes.
248. Soil conservation funding.
249. Anti-marine mammal protection.
251. National Environmental Policy Act.
252. Department of Community Development.
253. Vietnam: End the war.
254. Leg-hold trap ban.
255. Tax reform: Nonprofit and fraternity.
256. Minimum wage hike.
257. Vietnam: End the war.
258. Farmers: Flooding in western Minnesota.
259. Amnesty for draft dodgers.
260. Anti-no-fault auto insurance.
261. Excess property regulations for colleges.
262. Snowmobiling in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
263. Tax reform: Charitables.
264. Anti-Social Security hike.
265. Anti-Social Security hike.
266. World War I veterans.
267. Amnesty for draft dodgers.
269. Federal excess property program.
270. Pro-liberty amendment.
271. Federal excess property: Responses.
272. El Paso Natural Gas Company.
273. Minnesota flood relief.
274. Keewatin, Minnesota Bureau of Mines building.
275. Northwest Airlines pilots.
276. Lands Management Act.
277. Farmers: Power shortages.
278. Architect/engineer selection bill.
279. Nutrition: School vending machines.
282. S. 3779: Education assistance.
283. World War I veterans.
284. Highways: Tower-Bentsen amendment.
285. Anti-Pest Control Act.
286. Pro-Pest Control Act.
287. Anti-genocide treaty.
288. Youth Programs Act.
289. Onamia, Minnesota rural mail delivery.
290. Social Security: Mondale proposal.
291. Pension protection bill.
292. National land use policy.
293. Anti-Arab terrorism.
294. Highway trust fund vs. public transit.
295. Medicare: Prescription drugs.
296. Social Security: Widows benefits.
297. Social services: Revenue sharing.
298. Anti-consumer protection.
299. Soviet Jewry.
300. Social Security benefit increase.
301. Private school tuition credit.
302. Welfare proposals.
303. Railroad retirement.
304. Soviet Jewry.
305. Lake Mille Lacs, Minnesota flooding.
306. Anti-debt ceiling.
307. Pro-debt ceiling.
308. Franklin Manufacturing Company (St. Cloud, Minnesota).
309. Non-service veteran pensions.
310. Farm property taxation.
311. Anti-busing and desegregation.
312. Pro-busing and desegregation.
314. Sheriff network.
315. Anti-recreational motor vehicle standards.
316. Kiester, Minnesota rural mail delivery.
318. Bureau of Indian Affairs demonstration.
320. Shield law for journalists.
Robotype masters arranged by tape number, 1973. 10 folders.
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153.K.17.3BRobotype masters 1-250, 1973. 5 folders.
Incoming letters, 1973:
2. Vietnam: End the war.
4. Farm disaster loan program.
5. Rural environmental assistance program.
6. Federal disaster area assistance.
7. Rural electrification loans.
10. Vietnam: Prisoners of War/Missing in Action.
11. Amnesty for draft dodgers.
12. Anti-genocide treaty.
16. Veterans Day (November 11).
17. Veterans pensions.
18. Senate seniority system.
19. Powers of the executive branch.
21. Veterans pensions.
22. Fuel crisis.
24. Dairy prices.
25. Soviet Jewry.
26. Media shield laws.
27. Roe v Wade. 2 folders.
28. Farm program.
29. Farm: General.
30. Overpopulation.
31. Vocational rehabilitation.
32. Experimental City project.
33. National health insurance.
34. Marijuana legalization.
35. Wolf management.
36. Title I for education.
37. Head Start and Follow-Through, Duluth.
38. Neighborhood Youth Corps.
39. Water pollution control funding.
40. Amtrak.
41. Tax credit for private tuition.
42. Housing and Urban Development funding moratorium.
43. National Institute of Alcoholism Funding.
45. Railroad pension plan.
46. Nixon's FY 1974 budget plan.
47. Food and Drug Administration vitamin regulations.
48. Senior Aide program funding.
49. Hispanic Operation S.E.R. funding.
50. Office of Economic Opportunity termination proposal.
51. Nixon wage and price freeze.
52. Hard drugs.
53. Medicare funding cuts.
54. Aid to North Vietnam.
55. Public Television funding cuts.
56. Tax credit for private tuition.
57. Federal budget proposal.
58. Budget: Penny for the President.
59. Anti-gun control.
60. District of Columbia representation.
61. Poison use on public lands.
62. Amnesty for draft dodgers.
63. Box car shortage.
64. Veterans Administration rating schedule.
65. Social services budget cuts.
66. Health programs budget cuts.
67. Radio address responses.
68. Minneapolis Age and Opportunities Center.
69. Twin Cities housing budget cuts.
70. Alaska pipeline.
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153.K.17.4F71. Lumber shortage.
72. National Diabetes Act.
73. Equal Educational Opportunity report.
74. Federal education funding.
75. Title X for family planning.
76. Family planning services.
77. Vietnam: Prisoners of War/Missing in Action.
78. Inflation.
79. Interstate Tax Act.
80. Burke-Hartke trade bill.
81. Selective Service reform.
82. Food stamps for striking workers.
83. Gold legislation.
84. Gray for FBI director.
85. Army Corps of Engineers: Boat fee.
86. Adult Basic Education funding.
87. Pollution.
88. Feed Grain program.
89. Highway Trust Fund.
90. Child abuse.
91. Child Abuse bill requests.
92. Child abuse update.
93. Child abuse update.
94. Federal deficit.
95. Non-profit postal rate increase.
96. Reserve/National Guard retirement.
97. Highway Trust Fund.
98. Vocational rehabilitation.
99. Tax reform: Loopholes.
100. Civil Service retirement.
101. South Vietnamese political prisoners.
102. Smoking ban on public transportation.
103. Inflation.
104. Gawboy's land in Voyageur National Park.
105. Gasoline shortage.
106. Death penalty.
107. Veterinary education funding.
108. Amtrak funding.
109. Confidentiality of income tax returns.
110. Rent control.
111. Economic Stabilization Act.
112. Watergate investigation.
113. Health care legislation.
114. Pension reform.
115. Medicare financing: Hospitals.
116. Wounded Knee Massacre.
117. National Endowments for the Arts and Humanities.
118. New York Times article response.
119. Meat price rollback.
120. Piscataway National Park.
121. Cambodia bombing.
126. Hemophiliac bill.
127. Title VII: Elderly nutrition.
128. Federal drug agents tactics.
129. Banking: NOW accounts.
130. Koch oil refinery strike.
131. Federal spay and neuter bill.
132. Multi-issue.
133. Early child care.
134. Welfare education plan funding.
135. Vocational education.
136. Price freeze: Livestock manufacturing.
137. New Farm bill.
138. Logging and snowmobiling in Voyageurs National Park.
139. Farm bill: Dairy.
140. Federal gasoline tax.
141. Normalizing Chinese relations.
142. Fuel shortage.
143. Economic Stabilization Act.
144. Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant.
145. National land use policy bill.
146. Minimum wage bill.
147. Inflation.
148. Wheat processing tax.
149. Social Security COLA.
150. Farm bill: Hart Amendment.
151. Strip mining legislation.
152. Federal Truth in Lending Amendment.
153. Family Farm Anti-trust Act.
154. Food stamps for striking workers.
155. Farm bill: Dairy.
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153.K.17.5B156. Congressional Election Financing Act.
157. Vietnamese-American orphans.
158. Minimum wage bill.
159. Postal supervisor arbitration rights.
160. Watergate hearings.
161. Lake Superior tailing pollution.
162. National Health Service Corps.
163. Alaska pipeline.
163. Museum Services Act.
164. Social Security raise delay.
165. Social Security and inflation.
166. Postal rate freeze.
167. Energy crisis.
168. Anti-Occupational Health and Safety Act.
169. Head Start funding.
170. Second-class postal rates.
171. Fair Credit Billing Act.
172. Rising interest rates.
173. Dressed beef price freeze.
174. Vocational education.
175. Congressional pay raise.
176. Campaign reform.
177. Housing and Urban Development: Willmar, Minnesota.
178. Nixon impeachment.
179. Project TEACH program.
180. Labor Relations Act: Hospitals.
181. Beltrami County zoning.
182. Amateur Athletic Act.
184. Anti-Kissinger for Secretary of State.
185. Food prices: Export ban.
186. American Indian assistance.
187. Trade with Rhodesia.
188. Presidential spending.
189. National Foundation on Arts and Humanities.
190. Title I/Health, Education and Welfare appropriations.
191. Vocational rehabilitation.
192. School lunch and school milk programs.
193. Exports and shortages.
194. Youth counseling hotlines.
195. Civil defense appropriations.
196. Watergate: Pro-Nixon.
197. Income tax surcharge.
198. Protection of Human Subjects Act.
200. Presidential powers investigation.
201. Congressional power investigation.
202. Boundary Waters Canoe Area management,
203. S. 1541: Budget management.
204. Private Pension Security Act.
205. Head Start funding.
206. Noise abatement on I-94 (Minneapolis).
207. Pension reform: Profit sharing.
208. Hearings on family life.
209. Military retirement.
210. Federal criminal code revisions.
211. Federal employee pay compatibility.
213."Meet the Press" responses.
214. Pro-Mondale for President in 1976.
215. Pro-Mondale for President in 1976.
216. Lower S. 9 retirement age.
217."Meet the Press" responses.
218. Negative"Meet the Press" responses.
219. Environmental Protection Agency livestock runoff guidelines.
220. Veterans Administration within the Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
221. Military restructuring.
222. Anti-South Vietnam aid: Prisons.
223. Israel security assistance.
224. Military restructuring.
225. H.R. 7724: Abortion rights amendments.
226. First Home Investment Corp. (Kansas) investigation.
227. Presidential nominations for vice president.
228. Title I for education.
229. Federal employee health insurance.
230. Anti-arms to Israel.
231. S. 1739: Non-scheduled air carriers.
232. Bicycle paths.
233. First class postal rate increase.
234. Pro-Nixon impeachment.
235. Dairy imports.
236. Non-profit postal rate increase.
237. Soviet Jewry.
238. Anti-Nixon impeachment.
240. Social Security: Physical therapy.
247. Anti-impeachment responses.
249. No-fault auto insurance: Motorcycles.
252. Fuel rationing: Agricultural exemption.
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153.K.17.6FRobotype masters: 23A-658, 1974. 7 folders.
Incomplete through 249.
MST masters, 1974.
Arranged by tape number.
Incoming letters, 1974:
11. Amnesty for draft dodgers.
12. Genocide treaty.
16. Veterans Day restoration.
21. World War I pension bill.
23. Citizenship congratulations.
25. Jackson Amendment to trade reform bill.
27. Abortion.
33. Economic Stabilization program.
34. Marijuana legalization.
41. Federal aid to pubic schools.
47. Food supplement amendment.
59. Gun control.
61. Poison use on public lands.
62. Pro-amnesty for draft dodgers.
65. Social services legislation: S. 2528.
70. Alaskan pipeline.
72. Juvenile diabetes.
75. Tuition increases.
76. Overpopulation.
77. Prisoners of War/Missing in Action.
79. Interstate taxation.
90. Child abuse bill.
91. Child abuse bill: Information requests.
94. Federal expenditure ceiling.
99. Tax reform.
101. South Vietnamese political prisoners.
114. Pension reassurance bill.
115. Medicare amendments.
120. Preserve view at Mount Vernon.
126. Hemophilia.
127: Title VII: Elderly nutrition.
131. Spay and neuter clinics.
135. Vocational education.
140. Federal gas tax deduction.
141. United States-Chinese relations.
147. Inflation.
149. Social Security increase.
152. Farmers Truth in Lending Amendment.
153. Family Farm Anti-trust Bill.
156. Today Show responses.
157. Vietnamese orphans.
160. Watergate hearings.
161. Reserve Mining Company pollution.
164. Anti-Alaskan pipeline delay.
165. Medicare increases.
166. Postal rates relief bill.
167. Energy crisis.
168. Occupational Safety and Health Administration repeal bill.
169. Head Start fee schedule.
175. Congressional pay raise.
185. Rising food prices.
186. Native American affairs (various).
187. Rhodesian chrome embargo.
188. Cost of federal [Housing?] administration houses.
190. Labor: Health, Education and Welfare appropriations bill.
192. School lunch and milk programs.
193. Russian wheat deal.
194. Youth Programs Act.
196. Watergate hearings: Pro-Nixon.
198. Euthanasia.
200. Redefine presidential powers.
201. Presidential evaluation commission.
202. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
203. Budget deficit.
204. Kehoe plan contributions.
205. Head Start funding.
207. Profit sharing.
208. Family government policy hearings.
209. Military retirement recomputation.
210. Criminal Code Reform Act.
213. More air time for Mondale.
216. Social Security inequities.
218. Anti-Ted Kennedy sentiment.
219. Environmental Protection Agency: Feedlot management.
220. Veterans Affairs under Health, Education and Welfare.
221. Military grade creep.
223. Military aid to Israel.
224. Military reduction-in-force.
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153.K.17.7B225. Ethics in fetal research.
226. Title I education funding.
229. Federal salary incares proposal.
231. Inclusive tour charter bill.
232. Bicycle paths.
234. Impeach Nixon.
235. Dairy imports.
236. Postal rate increase.
237. Russian-Jewish immigration amendment.
238. Anti-impeachment.
239. Second class postal rates.
241. Anti-Alaska pipeline.
243. Impeach Nixon/Fuel rationing.
244. Ethics in fetal research.
245. Foreign affairs: Chile, Cuba, etc.
247. Impeach Nixon.
249. No-fault motorcycle insurance.
250. Pro-Jewish interests.
251. Pay television.
252. Fuel rationing: Farming.
253. Anti-aid to Israel.
254. Pro-impeachment/Anti-Mideast involvement.
256. Follow-Through program.
257. G.I. bill: Benefits extension.
258. Handicapped child education.
259. Anti-Daylight Savings Time.
260. Plastic resin shortage.
261. Pro-federal campaign reform.
262. Anti-federal campaign reform.
263. White House nativity scene.
264. Flood insurance program.
266. Fuel oil exports to Vietnam.
267. Energy crisis solutions.
268. Anti-gas rationing.
269. Relax emissions controls.
270. President's fuel consumption.
271. Oil companies.
272. Is the energy crisis real?
273. Gas rationing considerations.
274. Non-essential gas use restrictions.
275. Trucking industry.
276. Energy crisis/Pipeline delay.
277. Aviation fuel allotment.
278. Railroad Services Act.
279. Wheat exports to Russia.
280. National health insurance.
281. Skyrocketing heating costs.
282. Public Employment Program (PEP).
283. Pension reassurance bill.
284. National Employment Priorities Act.
285. Third class postal rates.
286. Postal rate freeze.
287. Pro-Jewish interests.
288. Vietnam military aide.
289. Disabled veteran compensation rates.
290. Social Security payroll tax.
291. Head Start fee schedule.
292. Impeach Nixon/Fuel crisis.
293. Vocational-technical school accreditation.
294. Lower Minnesota River Wildlife Refuge.
295. Regional gasoline allotments.
296. Clean Air Act/Emergency energy bill.
297. Oil company investigations.
298. Abortion: Hogan discharge petition.
299. Leg-hold trap ban.
300. Pro-no-fault auto insurance.
301. Blind vendor bill, S. 2581.
302. National land use policy.
303. Publications requests.
304. Charitable gifts tax.
305. Oil price rollback.
306. Oil prices.
307. Veterans farm training program.
308. Title IX of Social Security Act.
309. Professional standards review organizational repeal.
310. Medicare funds for abortions.
311. Charitable finance investigations.
312. Charity fund raising hearings.
313. Charity fund raising legislation.
314. Charity investigation-information suppliers.
315. Bicentennial building mural.
316. Panama Canal give-away treaty.
317. Shoe imports trade bill.
318. Truckers strike.
319. Daylight savings time.
320. Tax reform for the wealthy.
321. Loopholes for the wealthy.
322. Wage-price controls.
323. Resolution 40: vocational student organizations.
324. Campaign reform.
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153.K.17.8F325. Agricultural service centers.
326. Veterans pensions.
327. Pyramid sales schemes.
328. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
329. Federal executive pay raises.
330. Health industry wage-price controls.
331. Public funds deposit insurance.
332. Follow Through program.
333. Military aid to Israel.
334. Disability insurance for the blind.
335. Abortion: S.F. 498 and S.F. 637.
337. Byron, Minnesota wholesale oil franchise.
338. Mutual mortgage insurance fund.
339. Home Owner's Loan Corporation.
340. Dairy pricing formula.
341. Not-for-profit hospital labor exemption.
343. Beef cattle prices sagging.
344. Oil and Gas Energy Tax Act.
345. Anti-busing amendment.
346. National Health Care Act.
347. Interstate 394.
348. Capital punishment reinstatement.
349. Capital punishment reinstatement.
350. Haircutting licensing discrimination.
352. Anti-Consumer Protection Agency.
353. Pro-Consumer Protection Agency.
354. Poultry contamination insurance.
355. Grain storage insurance rates.
356. Social Security income limit.
357. School busing.
358. Highway axle weight limits.
359. Watergate tapes.
360. Child development bill.
361. Title IX: women's athletics.
362. National Day of Atonement.
364. Anti-poultry contamination insurance.
365. Clean Air Act amendments.
366. Ericsburg, Minnesota post office closure.
367. Multiple Sclerosis advisory commission.
368. Turkish opium.
369. Hawaii longshore labor exemption.
370. International Development Association.
371. Tax cut legislation.
372. Oil company limitation legislation.
373. Small oil companies.
374. Comprehensive school health education.
375. Federal aid to private schools.
376. Increased truck weight restrictions.
377. Metric system.
378. Health care institutions under National Labor Relations Board.
379. No-fault insurance: States rights.
380. Campaign reform.
381. Tax breaks for single persons.
382. National tax policy and inflation.
383. Knife Lake Dam project.
384. Criticism of Vice President Gerald Ford.
385. Retirement for reservists and National Guard.
386. Attack on Israel school children.
387. Military aid to Vietnam.
388. Sports blackout bill.
389. Pro-Consumers Protection Agency.
390. Anti-Consumers Protection Agency.
391. No-fault insurance for motorcycles.
392. Lifestyle of Postmaster General Klassen.
393. Commodity trading on futures market.
394. Bilderbergers meeting in Megeve, France.
395. Amateur Athletic Act.
396. Anti-Amateur Athletic Act.
397. Oil company profits legislation.
398. Railroad branch to Currie, Minnesota.
399. Anti-Lewis nomination to Amtrak board.
400. Bicentennial community recognition.
401. Divorce tax.
402. Parental rights amendment.
403. Pro-amnesty for draft dodgers.
404. Trade reform amendments.
405. Trade reform amendments.
406. Handgun registration.
407. Foreign dairy product inspections.
408. Fetal research.
409. Recreation support and summer youth programs.
410. Nurses Training Act renewal.
411. Bilingual Education Act.
412. Trade reform bill: Prisoners of War/Missing in Action.
413. Workers Compensation standards.
414. Sports blackout bill.
415. Abortion: Legal Services Corporation Act.
416. Residential care for mentally retarded.
417. Wilderness preservation system.
418. Southern Minnesota radar system.
419. Farm prices: Import quotas.
420. Pro-amnesty for draft dodgers.
421. World War I veterans pensions.
422. National land use policy.
423. Anti-Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act.
424. All-channel radio legislation.
425. Vinyl chloride limits.
426. Title IX: Anti-Tower amendment.
427. Strike at F.M.C. Corporation, Fridley, Minnesota.
428. Russian Jews.
429. Legal Services Corporation Act.
430. Anti-military aid to South Vietnam.
431. Minnihon Arts Center.
432. Panama Canal treaty.
433. Railroad retirement.
434. Federal income tax reforms.
435. Debt ceiling legislation.
436. Prisoners of War/Missing in Action in North Vietnam.
437. Title VII: Elderly nutrition.
438. Drug company speciality advertising.
440. Anti-mining in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
441. National health care.
442. Oil company profits.
443. Federal employee survivor benefits.
444. Anti-International Court of Justice.
445. Education for autistic children.
446. Railroad retirement.
447. Broadcast copyright bill.
448. Energy transportation: Flag vessels.
449. Foreign student employment.
450. National health care-rehabilitation care.
451. Comprehensive Health Manpower Act.
452. Osteopathic and medical colleges.
453. Physical therapists, Public Law 92-603.
454. Fetal research.
455. Chemical warfare experiment on beagles.
456. Health care institutions under National Labor Relations Board.
457. Community Services Act.
458. Nuclear power: Price-Anderson Act.
459. Anti-foreign aid.
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153.K.17.9B460. National summer youth sports program.
461. Abortion and euthanasia.
462. Dallas Dam project.
463. Surface strip mining legislation.
464. Interscholastic athletics.
465. Anti-oil taxation.
466. Turkish opium.
467. Inclusive tour charter bill.
468. Strip mining ban.
469. Dairy price support increases.
470. Fetal research.
471. Pro-oil taxation.
472. Inflation.
473. National health care.
474. Bilingual children's television.
475. National Junior Olympics.
477. Anti-Most favored nation trade status with China.
478. Inflation price controls.
479. Parity prices for farm commodities.
480. Social Security injustices.
481. Broadcast License Renewal Act.
482. Broadcast License Renewal Act.
483. Anti-pyramid sales schemes.
484. Vocational rehabilitation.
485. Vocational rehabilitation.
486. Table S. 3000 on abortion.
487. Rising food prices.
488. Federal Reserve audit bill.
489. Nixon resignation.
490. Public Safety officers benefits.
491. Anti-Inclusive tour charter bill.
492. Child abuse and neglect.
493. Relations with Soviet Union.
494. Accountability of public officials.
495. Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund.
496. Preserve view at Mount Vernon.
497. World food reserve program.
498. Federalization of postal service.
499. Duck hunting: Voyageurs National Park.
500. Pro-Kissinger.
501. Anti-Kissinger.
502. International Development Association.
503. International Whaling Commission.
506. Food stamps for striking workers.
507. Democratic agenda.
508. No amnesty for Nixon.
509. Prosecute Nixon.
510. Child and Family Services Act.
511. Child and Family Services Act.
512. Polish World War II veterans benefits.
513. Record royalties: copyright law revision.
514. Occupational therapists.
515. Strike at F.M.C. Corporation (naval ordnance), Fridley, Minnesota.
516. Free college education.
518. Anti-pyramid sales amendment.
519. Anti-Rockefeller nomination for vice-president.
521. Delay of federal pay raises.
525. Nixon's"transitional costs,"
527. Gasoline tax.
529. Ford's pardon of Nixon.
531. World War I pension bill.
535. Federal Aid Highway Act.
536. Abortion: Helms amendment.
537. Cyprus policy.
543. Child and Family Services Act.
544. Inflation.
548. National health care.
552. Dog fighting legislation.
553. Delay of federal pay raises.
554. Increased truck weight restrictions.
555. Prohibition of treasury gold sales.
556. Underwater swimming equipment tax.
557. Railroad retirement bill.
558. Tax deduction of second homes.
559. Estate tax relief for farmers.
560. Anti-Joyce Hatton for child development head.
561. Abortion: Helms and Buckley amendments.
562. National lottery.
563. Pan American Airlines.
564. Pro-President's surtax proposal.
565. Anti-President's surtax proposal.
566. Community health bill.
567. Health Professionals Education Assistance Act.
568. Air transport of handicapped persons.
569. Energy transportation: shipping.
570. Mandatory retirement.
571. Trade bill.
572. Nuclear power moratorium.
573. Follow Through program.
574. Delay of federal pay raises.
575. Presidential pardon overturn amendment.
576. Continued Watergate investigations.
577. Amnesty for draft dodgers.
578. Housing industry.
579. Railroad retirement vetoed.
580. Federal revenue sharing.
581. Inflation and elderly.
581. Pro-Mondale on issues.
582. Increases in veterans pensions.
583. Widows veterans pensions.
584. Anti-export controls.
585. Nursing home regulations.
586. Charity investigations.
587. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
588. Information for family life hearings.
589. Huntington's Disease Control Act.
590. Investigation of Christian Children's Fund.
591. Charity investigations.
592. Rockefeller should buy United States bonds.
593. Presidential pardon overturn amendment.
594. Single parents hearings.
595. Family planning and population research.
596. Railroad retirement override.
597. Campaign finance limits.
598. Tax-free savings interest bill.
600. Shrimp industry bill.
601. Fishing zone bill.
603. Logging in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
604. Busing in Massachusetts.
605. Youth camp safety bill.
606. Title IX amendment.
607. Susan B. Anthony holiday.
608. Mideast crude oil imports.
609. Psychologists: National health care.
610. Regulation of vitamins and minerals.
611. Vitamins, nutritional therapy.
612. Disability insurance for the blind.
613. Strip mining bills.
615. Grain reserves bill.
616. Anti-Environmental Protection Agency.
617. Charity investigations.
618. Daycare: Title XX of Social Security Act.
619. Pro-gasoline tax.
620. Commission on Federal Paperwork.
622. United States constitution.
623. Tax Reform Act.
624. Charity investigations.
625. Offers of campaign support.
626. Anti-General George Brown.
627. Anti-tax on veterans pensions.
628. Prayer in public schools.
629. Proposed Environmental Protection Agency parking regulations.
630. National health insurance: abortion.
631. Veterans education veto.
632. Cyprus.
633. Foreign aid.
634. Chile.
635. United States aid to dictators.
636. Telephone utility taxes.
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153.K.17.10F637. Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
639. Sugar prices.
640. Tax-free savings interest.
641. Multi-issue.
642. Shortage of home canning supplies.
643. Cattle slaughter protest in Brainerd, Minnesota.
644. Veterans Administration pensions and Social Security.
645. Override rehabilitation veto.
646. Pro-oil depletion allowance.
647. Inflation and government spending.
648. Electronic funds transfer system.
649. Anti-General George Brown.
650. Child care staff ratios.
651. Congressional reform.
652. Cyprus: Foreign Assistance Act.
653. Headstart appropriation.
654. American Film Institute.
655. Adams for Rehabilitation Commissioner.
656. Crime.
657. Natural gas deregulation.
658. Community Action program funding bill.
Robotype masters, 1975. 8 folders.
Incoming letters, 1975:
1. Trade Reform Act: Prisoners of War/Missing in Action.
2. Trade Reform Act: Title IV.
3. Pro-Trade Reform Act.
4. Anti-sugar subsidies.
5. High oil prices and Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
6. Taxation of veteran's benefits.
7. School prayer.
8. Vietnam veterans education benefits.
9. Crime: Opinion ballot form.
10. Crime: Gun control.
11. Natural gas deregulation.
12. Trade Reform Act: Church amendment.
13. Anti-Rockefeller nomination as vice-president.
14. Presidential pardon of Nixon.
15. Anti-Ford's amnesty program.
16. Citizenship congratulations.
17. Privacy Act: Buckley amendment.
18. Christian Children's Fund.
19. Headstart funding increase.
20. Charitable gift taxes.
21. Social Security earnings limitations.
23. Gasoline tax hike.
24. Inflation.
25. Federal estate tax: Family farms.
28. Social Security earnings and age limitations.
29. General revenue sharing.
30. Inflation and the elderly.
32. Tax exemption for savings.
33. Pro-gasoline tax.
34. Pro-oil depletion allowance.
37. Daycare vs. profit-takers.
39. Child and Family Services Act.
41. Follow Through program.
42. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
43. Unsolicited submissions.
44. Single parent families.
45. Population.
48. General Accounting Office audit of the Federal Reserve.
49. Cuba: Resume relations.
50. Education: Pro-Holt amendment.
51. Education: Anti-Holt amendment.
52. Education: Pro-separate sex physical education.
53. Disagree on all issues.
54. Highway truck weight limits.
55. Aid to private schools.
56. Airlines: Fair practices.
57. Export-Import Bank bill.
58. Beef carcass prices: Anti-Butz sentiment.
59. Veterans benefits and income limitations.
60. Food stamps for the elderly.
61. American Film Institute.
62. Environmental Pollution Agency: Parking facility regulations.
63. Social services amendment, Title IV-A.
64. Social Services Act amendments.
65. Inequality in energy conservation.
66. Gas rationing.
67. Natural gas deregulation.
68. Community action programs.
69. Political prisoners worldwide.
70. Anti-Ford's amnesty program.
71. Food inspectors.
72. Audiology: Vocational rehabilitation.
73. Foster Grandparent program.
75. World starvation and hunger.
77. Congressional pay raise.
78. Adams for rehabilitation commissioner.
79. Abortion: Anti-Froehlich amendment.
80. United States out of United Nations.
81. Cut federal spending.
82. Green Thumb program.
83. Financial Institution Act No. 2591.
84. Tanker bill.
85. Pro-strip mining legislation.
86. Gas tax rebate for conservation.
87. Pollution and requests (children).
88. Pollution (children).
89. Anti-gas rationing.
90. Anti-gas rationing inequities.
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153.K.16.1B91. Anti-gasoline price rationing.
92. Disability insurance for the blind.
93. American Telephone and Telegraph Company and anti-trust laws.
94. Food inflation and shortage.
95. National Fish and Wildlife Service cutbacks.
96. Dairy: Parity for milk prices.
97. National health care policy.
98. National health care policy.
99. Child Abuse Prevention Act.
100. Foreign policy leadership.
101. Mideast military involvement.
102. Anti-military aid to Vietnam.
103. Tax reform bills.
105. Wildlife protection.
106. Anti-Medicare amendment.
107. Jewish citizens of Syria.
109. Canning jar lid shortage.
110. Auto emissions program freeze.
111. Huntington's Disease Control Act.
112. Optometry: National health care.
113. Nurse Training Act.
114. Food stamps.
115. Low and middle income tax relief.
116. Uncooperative Congress.
117. Social Security cost of living adjustments.
118. Anti-current tax system.
119. Anti-Ford budget plan.
120. Crude oil: Pasco Marketing Inc.
121. Agriculture commodity office closure.
122. Meat and dairy surplus for the hungry.
123. Michigan adoption rule changes.
124. Farmers economic troubles.
125. Adams for rehabilitation commissioner.
126. Affinity charter travel.
127. Tax rates for single persons.
128. Pro-gun control legislation.
129. Anti-gun control legislation.
130. Anti-foreign arms sales.
131. Gasoline rationing.
132. Anti-gasoline rationing.
133. President's energy proposal.
134. President's energy and tax proposals.
135. Pro-investment tax credit.
136. Agriculture commodity office closure.
137. What's it like to be a senator?
138. Rent increase proposal.
139. Corporate surtax exemption bill.
140. Anti-wage/price controls.
141. Central Intelligence Agency covert operations investigation.
142. Tax on foreign service allowances.
143. Tax on foreign source incomes.
144. Title IX: Operation Mainstream.
145. Waterway user tax.
146. Child care legislation.
147. Payments in lieu of taxes bill.
148. Discrimination of Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) funds.
149. Thank you letters.
150. Shrinking veteran's pensions.
151. Senate filibuster amendment.
154. Cost of living allowance-ceiling on federal annuities.
155. Homeowners Loan Corporation bill.
156. Hills for Housing and Urban Development secretary.
157. Comments on United Auto Workers speech.
158. Aviation user tax proposal.
159. Military aid to Ethiopia.
160. Panama Canal giveaway.
161. Pro-Headstart funding increases.
163. Cyprus: Aid to Turkey.
164. Railroad retirement benefits.
165. Aid to private education.
166. Aid to education deferrals.
167. Gasoline efficient cars.
168. Loan to Rock Island Railroad.
169. Courtland, Minnesota community center.
170. Adoption.
171. Anti-Consumer Protection Agency.
172. Aerosols and the environment.
173. School lunch programs.
174. Anti-foreign aid.
175. Forest survey appropriation.
176. Child and Family Services Act: Offers to testify.
177. Children and Youth Subcommittee mailing list.
178. Close-up program in government.
179. Investment tax and corporate surtax.
180. Social Security system.
181. School Aid Act cuts.
182. Pro-amnesty for draft dodgers.
183. Congressional expenditures.
184. Postal rate increase.
185. Foreign assistance: Food aid.
186. Pro-national food policy.
187. Buhl, Minnesota steam plant closure.
188. Veterans Farm Cooperative training.
189. University of Minnesota letter to hockey prospects.
190. Elimination of commissary benefits.
191. Equal Rights Amendment/multi-issue.
192. Camp safety bill.
193. Wheat and feed grain allotments.
194. University of Minnesota child care center.
195. Investment tax and corporate surtax.
196. Social Security bill.
197. Excise tax repeal on motor vehicles.
198. Corporate surtax exemption.
199."Marriage tax" inequity.
200. Foreign tax credit repeal.
201. Oil depletion allowance repeal.
202. Tax reduction bill.
203. Tax reduction carry back provisions.
204. Housing tax credit.
205. Pro-oil depletion allowance repeal.
206. Investment tax credit.
207. Family planning: Health Services Act.
208. Prisoners of War/Missing in action legislation.
209. Charity reform.
210. Anti-Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements.
211. Anti-Meskill for Court of Appeals.
212. Revenue sharing.
213. Equal Rights Amendment.
214. Seniors opportunity service, Sonoma, California.
215. Wells, Minnesota community center.
216. Charity investigation update.
217. Get youth off Social Security.
218. Small business tax relief bill.
219. Internal Revenue Service television documentary.
220. Title I - Education reduction.
221. Child and family services: Public schools.
222. Deficit spending.
223. Military aid to Vietnam.
224. Revenue sharing.
225. Pro-abortion rights.
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153.K.16.2F226. Allocation for Canadian crude oil.
227. Anti-Hathaway for Interior Secretary.
228. Rock Island Railroad loan bill.
229. Emergency Student Assistance Act cuts.
230. Intercity bus excise tax repeal.
231. Truth in Contributions Act.
232. Older Americans Act, Title IX.
233. Railroad unemployment insurance.
234. Federal Aviation Administration regulations on handicapped travel.
235. Federal Aviation Administration regulations on handicapped travel.
236. Reopen John F. Kennedy assassination investigation.
237. Teachers retirement credit transfer.
238. Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act.
239. Russian Jews.
241. Surplus food to non-profit camps.
242. Federal mortgage relief payments.
243. Baltic states status.
244. Anti-Martin Luther King statue.
245. Fair Labor Standards Act: Rural mail carriers.
247. Home construction tax credit deadline.
248. Aviation tax increases.
249. Transfer of rangeland from Interior to Bureau of Land Management.
250. Anti-Mutual Aid Pact for Airlines.
251. Aerosol spray can legislation.
252. Highway truck weight limits.
253. Truth in Contributions Act.
254. Charity investigations.
255. Reopen John F. Kennedy assassination investigation.
256. Baby selling.
257. Anti-regulations on vitamins.
258. Tax rebate comments.
259. Minnesota electricity transmission lines.
260. Davis Bacon Act: Building trades.
261. Anti-coal slurry pipeline.
262. Pro-Martin Luther King statue.
263. Jar lid shortage for canning.
264. Multi-issue petition.
265. Food stamp reform.
266. Federal Communications Commission: Religious broadcasting.
267. Legal Services Corporation board nominees.
268. Public television funding.
269. Sex discrimination in education.
270. No-fault auto insurance.
271. Rent increase follow-up letter.
272. Baby selling.
274. Aid to disabled veterans.
275. Nursing differential for aged patients.
276. Social Security Act, Title XX.
277. National health care.
278. Foreign adoption/I-600 visas.
279. Great Mississippi River study.
280. Litton bill: Selective food aid.
281. Euthanasia.
282. National Endowment for the Arts.
283. Foster Grandparent program.
284. Post Office employee arbitration.
285. Anti-refugee.
286. Baby selling.
287. Fair Labor Standards Act: Rural mail carriers.
288. Medicaid-optometric care.
289. Mississippi River sedimentation.
290. Lock and Dam 26 appropriation.
291. Adoption hearings for subcommittee.
292. Foster care hearings for subcommittee.
293. Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Act.
294. Title VII-elderly nutrition.
295. Natural gas prices.
296. Congressional energy plan.
297. Anti-transcendental meditation.
298. Veterans Administration medical care and national health care.
299. Adoption: Gray market.
300. Adoption: How to find available children.
301. Lifelong Learning Act.
302. Adoption information.
303. Federal pension cost of living allowances.
304. Fetal experimentation.
306. Farm bill/anti-veto.
307. Mortgage redlining.
308. Emergency jobs bill - anti-veto.
309. Science Foundation amendment.
310. Dogfighting and animal abuse,
311. Strip mining: Anti-veto.
312. Anti-Consumer Protection Agency.
313. Anti-gasoline price increase.
314. Copyright revision legislation.
315. Strip mining bill/anti-environment.
316. Electric transmission line through Minnesota.
317. Seamus Loughran.
318. Anti-B-1 bomber.
319. Support for tax study.
320. Anti-tax study.
321. Social Security earnings limit.
322. No-fault auto insurance.
323. Disability insurance for the blind.
324. Alcohol advertising taxes.
325. General energy tax.
326. Education for handicapped children.
327. Veterans education benefits.
328. Boundary Waters Canoe Area snowmobile ban.
329. Aid to disabled veterans.
330. Health insurance and no-fault auto.
331. 8 1/2 % nursing differential for elderly.
332. Double tax on dividends.
333. General Accounting Office audit of the Federal Reserve.
335. Speech pathology services.
336. Maternal health program funding.
338. Disability insurance for the blind.
339. Alien adoption by single persons.
340. Anti-busing for desegregation.
341. Occupational skills training center.
342. Jar lid shortage for canning.
344. S.T.A.I.R.S. funding.
345. Copyright tax on cable television.
346. Health insurance for the unemployed.
347. Child support provisions.
348. Revenue sharing.
349. Gasoline price concern.
350. Television programming standards.
351. Astronauts reading the Bible.
352. Intelligence agency file requests.
353. Panama Canal.
354. Vitamin legislation by Food and Drug Administration.
355. Arts and Artifacts Indemnity Act.
356. Anti-situs picketing at construction projects.
357. Pro-situs picketing at construction projects.
358. Crime.
360. Work Experience and Career Exploration Program (WE/CEP) education funding.
361. Consumer Protection Agency.
362. Anti-situs picketing.
363. Pro-situs picketing.
364. Aid to disabled veterans.
365. Food stamp inequities.
366. Recomputation of military pay.
367. Voting Rights Act extension.
368. Excise tax on intercity buses repeal.
369. Anti-natural gas price legislation.
370. Anti-Youth Camp Safety Act.
371. School lunch/Child Nutrition Act.
372. Anti-day care.
373. Override education bill veto.
374. Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
375. Pro-day care.
376. Pro-decontrol of domestic oil prices.
377. No-fault auto insurance.
378. Pro-Child and Family Services Act.
379. Anti-no-fault auto insurance.
380. Problems relating to adoption and foster care.
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382. Bicentennial photo and film program.
383. Bicentennial photo and film program.
384. Lifetime Learning Act.
385. Anti-federal pay raise.
386. Anti-bank premium ban.
387. Anti-decontrol of domestic oil prices.
388. Anti-no-fault auto insurance.
389. Child abuse.
390. Deaf-blind program funding in Minnesota.
391. Bicentennial photo and film project update.
392. Pro-Title IX education amendments.
393. Anti-Title IX education amendments.
394. Federal tax expenditures.
395. Federal tax expenditures.
397. Anti-decontrol of oil prices.
398. Pro-decontrol of oil prices.
399. Federal tax expenditures.
401. 205th Infantry brigade transfer.
402. Family Research Act.
403. Work Experience/Career Exploration Program education funding.
404. Trade Reform Act.
405. Auto emissions standards delay.
406. Anti-Environmental Protection Agency.
407. Anti-Packwood bill on wild horses.
408. Bicentennial photo and film project.
409. New town of Jonathan, Minnesota.
410. Forest survey appropriation.
411. Public works Talmadge amendment.
412. State humanities council.
413. Mortgage foreclosure relief.
414. Lifelong Learning Act.
415. Anti-aid to Israel.
416. Pro-auto emission standards.
417. Federal criminal code legislation.
418. Betty Ford interview reaction.
419. International sales tax repeal.
420. Anti-decontrol of oil prices.
421. Pensions for small employers.
422. Anti-Man, A Course of Study education program.
423. Health student payback provisions.
424. Fair Labor Standards Act: Rural letter carriers.
425. Public employees retirement.
426. Estate and gift tax changes.
427. Criminal code: Anti-prowler provision.
428. Federal employee pay raise.
429. Tax shelters.
430. Youth Camp Safety Act: Thank you.
431. Youth Camp Safety Act: Religions.
432. Polychlorinated biphenyls (P.C.B.s) pollution in Lake Pepin.
433. Fort Snelling National Cemetery.
434. National Genetic Diseases Act.
435. Immigration: adoption of foreign children.
436. Northland Day Activity Center.
437. Anti-crop insurance bill.
438. Anti-snowmobile ban in Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
439. Anti-CBS television hunting documentary.
440. Pro-Mideast/Sinai peace.
441. Metric Conversion Act.
442. Youth Camp Safety Act: Religions.
443. Wholesaling: Robinson-Patman Act.
444. Prisoners of War/Missing in Action full accounting.
445. Occupational Safety and Health Administration: Hotel closing in Winona, Minnesota.
446. Closure of Minnesota post offices.
447. Cancer research.
448. Natural gas decontrol.
449. School lunch/nutrition override.
450. Veterans Education Act.
451. Nurse anesthetists.
452. Title XX: Daycare.
453. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
454. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
455. Title X: Rural family planning.
457. Adoption/foster care.
458. Illegal alien bill.
459. Anti-postal rate increase.
460. District of Columbia rent control bill.
461. Anti-Balanced Growth Act.
462. Duluth, Minnesota housing project.
463. Open committee meetings bill.
464. Select Committee on Intelligence.
465. Select Committee on Intelligence.
466. Bicentennial photo and film project.
467. Youth Camp Safety Act.
468. National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities.
469. Title IX: Women's sports amendments.
470. Anti-vitamin legislation.
471. Copyright legislation update.
472. Performance rights amendments.
473. Pro-daycare requirements.
474. Real Estate Settlement and procedures Act.
475. Deficit spending.
476. Anti-aid to New York City.
477. President's tax cut proposal.
478. Right-to-Read program.
479. Anti-aid to New York City.
480. Grain sales moratorium.
481. World hunger.
482. Boundary Waters Canoe Area wilderness use.
483. Right-to-Strike government employees.
484. New York City and the Federal Reserve.
485. Pro-aid to New York City.
486. Anti-Clean Air Act.
487. Natural gas decontrol update.
488. Anti-Energy Divestiture Act.
489. National Rifle Association gun control survey.
490. Anti-Workers Compensation Act.
492. Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
493. Anti-Balanced Growth Act.
494. Nurse anesthetists.
495. Bicentennial photo and film bill.
496. Foster Grandparent program.
497. Rehabilitation exemption for Florida.
498. Attendance at children's conference.
499. American Film Institute.
500. World hunger.
501. Anti-situs picketing.
502. Postal Service complaints.
503. National Beta Sigma Phi week.
504. Medicare deductible freeze.
505. Social services group eligibility.
506. Anti-food stamps for strikers.
507. Civil service: Hatch Act reform.
508. Anti-United Nations Zionism declaration.
509. Interest-bearing negotiable orders of withdrawal accounts.
510. Post office address correction rates.
512. Federal Trade Commission regulation of funeral homes.
513. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
514. Anti-situs picketing.
515. Domestic International Sales Corporation.
516. Oil price decontrol.
518. Pro-Zionism rally appearance.
519. Financial Institutions Act.
520. Pro-Comprehensive Employment and Training Act funding.
521. Taxation of overseas Americans.
522. Federal Trade Commission: Religious broadcasters petition.
523. School bus seat belts.
524. Persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses in Malawi.
525. Anti-Hatch Act.
531. Anti-aid to New York City.
535. Higher education provisions.
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153.K.16.4FRobotype masters, 1-228, 567-819. 1976. 6 folders.
Incoming letters, 1976:
3. Minimum wage hike.
4. Anti-labor unions and big labor.
5. Unemployment compensation abuse.
7. School prayer.
9. Diabetes research funding
10. S. 1 legislation.
12. Inflation.
13. Inflation and the elderly.
15. Anti-government spending.
16. New citizen congratulations.
18. Charity investigations.
20. Charitable gift tax hearings.
21. Social Security earnings limitations.
22. National Consumer Co-op Bank.
24. Inflation.
26. Alton, Illinois dam proposal.
27. Humphrey-Hawkins employment bill.
30. Railroad retirement.
31. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
32. Anti-Humprhey-Hawkins bill.
37. Poor postal service.
39. 1% cost of living allowance for federal retirees.
43. Thank you: Unsolicited information.
44. Anti-1% cost of living allowance for federal retirees.
45. Population.
50. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
51. Clarify Child and Family Services Act.
52. Anti-Child and Family Services Act propaganda campaign.
53. Clarification requests on Child and Family Services Act.
54. Apologies on Child and Family Services Act attacks.
55. International Women's Year.
57. Child and Family Services Act: Problems of cost.
58. General support of Child and Family Services Act.
63. Thanks for your thanks.
65. Energy conservation.
69. South Korea dictatorship.
73. Trans-Canadian pipeline proposal.
80. Anti-United Nations.
81. Anti-oil industry divestiture.
82. Personal income tax exemption limit.
83. Interest and dividend withholding tax.
87. Pollution.
90. Armed Forces health scholarships.
91. School prayer.
93. Social Security reform.
94. Social services group eligibility.
95. International Social Security agreements.
97. Social Security earnings limits.
98. Health Security Act.
99. Child abuse.
100. Food stamp reform bill.
101. Food stamp reform bill.
103. Veteran's education benefits time limit.
104. Pro-Alton, Illinois dam proposal.
105. Anti-Alton, Illinois dam proposal.
108. Mondale's record on environment.
112. National health insurance.
113. Scandals: Wayne Hays.
116. Arms transfers to developing countries.
117. Requests for intelligence agency files.
118. Federal Communications Commission: Petition on religious broadcasts.
121. Anti-Declaration of Independence.
122. Anti-unionization of military.
123. Accounting of Prisoners of War/Missing in Action.
125. Anti-genocide convention.
126. Anti-Panama Canal transfer.
127. Human rights under dictatorships.
128. Cyprus: Anti-aid to Turkey.
129. Soviet Jewry.
130. United States arms production.
132. Cyprus: Anti-aid to Turkey.
140. Thank you: Unsolicited materials.
141. Anti-sodomy laws.
142. Child abuse.
149. Thank you: Support on various bills.
150. Social Security: Cost of living allowances.
170. Adoption.
174. Foreign aid increases.
175. Veterans education benefits.
176. Estate tax reform.
177. Pell vocational education bill.
178. Renegotiation Act amendments.
179. Interest on public funds demand deposits.
180. Social Security reform.
181. Minimum wage, American Legion poppy program.
182. Tax deductions for charitable donations.
183. Recycling interests.
184. Taxation of foreign earned income.
185, Anti-B-1 bomber.
186. Pro-B-1 bomber.
187. Consumer Communications Reform Act.
188. Closed captions on television.
189. Television censorship bill.
190. World War I pensions.
191. Anti-wiretapping bill.
192. Proposed dams on New River, North Carolina.
193. Jobs Creation Act.
194. Gun control.
197. Excise tax repeal.
199. Tax discrimination for married people.
200. Adoption bill.
201. Tax break for apartment renters.
202. Veterans pensions and Social Security.
203. Alien orphan visa limits.
204. Rural Minnesota post office closures.
205. Federal employee pension cost of living allowances.
206. Anti-most favored nation status for Romania.
207. Water tapping of Whitefish Lake, Minnesota.
208. Child and Family Services Act hearings.
209. Pro-Environmental Protection Agency repeal.
210. Wilderness status for Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
211. Nuclear Fuel Assurance Act.
212. Aguirre for education commissioner.
213. Equal Rights Amendment.
214. Arab boycott.
215. Estate and gift tax reform.
216. Busing.
217. Thank you: Unsolicited information.
218. World food reserve.
219. Veterans Affairs standing committee.
220. Humphrey for Senate majority leader.
221. Wilderness status for Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
222. Gun control: Anti-Dees for Attorney General.
223. Imported shoes.
224. Steel price increase.
225. Taxation of airline employee benefits.
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153.K.16.5B227. Pollution: Children.
228. Logging in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
231. Charity reform bill.
237. Mobile teachers retirement bill.
254. Charity reform bill.
269. Exemptive education amendments.
277. Anti-national health insurance.
281. Euthanasia.
282. National Endowment for the Arts appropriation hearings.
284. Arbitration for postal supervisors.
291. Baby selling.
292. Adoption services fees.
297. Transcendental meditation.
300. Adoption referrals.
301. Lifelong Learning Act.
340. Forced busing.
348. Federal revenue sharing.
351. Astronauts reading the Bible.
352. Requests for F.B.I. Files.
353. Panama Canal treaty.
358. Crime.
365. Food stamp reform.
370. Youth Camp Safety Act.
374. Anti-Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
378. Pro-Child and Family Services Act.
385. Congressional pay raises.
388. Anti-no-fault auto insurance.
402. Family Research Act.
404. Capital formation/Job Creation Act.
405. Anti-Environmental Protection Agency.
417. Copyright law revision.
419. Domestic International Sales Corporation.
421. Portable Individual Retirement Account pension plans.
422. National Science Foundation.
425. Taxation of public pensions.
426. Estate and gift taxes.
431. Youth Camp Safety Act.
437. Federal crop insurance.
439. CBS television's"Guns of Autumn" documentary.
442. Youth Camp Safety Act: Religions.
443. Retail: Robinson-Patman Act.
444. Prisoners of War/Missing in Action in Vietnam.
451. Nurse anesthetists.
452. Day care.
457. Opportunities for Adoption Act.
459. Poor postal service/rate hike.
461. Anti-Balanced Growth Act.
464. Anti-investigation of intelligence agencies.
465. Pro-investigation of intelligence agencies.
466. Bicentennial photo and film project.
468. National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities.
469. Title IX: Women's sports amendments.
471. Music copyright law revisions.
473. Title XX: Day care.
475. Deficit spending.
477. Tax cut and spending reduction.
478. Pro-Child and Family Services Act.
481. Right-to-food resolution.
482. Boundary Waters Canoe Area management.
483. Unions and public employees.
484. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
486. Anti-Clean Air Act.
487. Energy conservation and Oil Policy Act.
488. Oil company divestiture.
489. Gun control.
490. National workers compensation.
494. Nurse anesthetists.
495. Bicentennial photo and film project.
496. Foster Grandparent program.
497. Rehabilitation Act.
498. Children's campaign conference.
500. Right-to-food resolution.
502. Postal service cutbacks/poor service.
503. Beta Sigma Phi week.
504. Anti-Social Security increases.
505. Title XX means test.
507. Anti-repeal of Hatch Act.
508. Zionism.
509. Bank interest paid on Negotiable Orders of Withdrawal accounts.
511. Child and family services bill.
512. Funeral industry practices.
513. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
514. Anti-slurry pipeline bill.
515. Domestic International Sales Corporation.
516. Energy price controls.
517. Anti-slurry pipeline bill.
518. Minnesota Zionism speech.
519. Financial Institutions Act.
520. Emergency jobs program.
521. Taxation of overseas Americans.
522. Federal Trade Commission: Religious broadcasts.
523. Seat belt laws.
524. Persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses in Malawi.
525. Anti-Hatch Act.
526. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
527. Anti-Child and Family Services Act editorial comment.
528. Lifelong Learning Act.
529. Lifelong Learning Act: Institutions.
530. Foster care/adoption policy.
531. Anti-aid to New York City.
532. Reopen John F. Kennedy assassination investigation.
534. Anti-Federal Communications Commission fine hike.
535. Higher Education Act.
536. Cost of oil supply study.
537. Health spa industry regulation.
538. Pan Am airway finances.
539. Excise tax repeal on trucks.
540. Tax reform.
541. Asbestos in Lake Superior.
542. Foreign source income.
543. Federal retirement: 1% cost of living allowances.
544. First class private postage.
545. Higher education bill.
546. Higher education bill: Basic Education Opportunity Grants.
547. Anti-aid to New York City.
548. Tax reform: Home office deduction.
549. Nuclear power: Price-Anderson Act.
550. Pollution: Reserve Mining Company.
551. Financial aid for mid-income students.
552. Television sex and violence.
553. Criminal code revision.
555. Post office closures in Minnesota.
556. Regional presidential primaries.
557. Toxic Substance Control Act.
558. Angola.
559. End tax loopholes for the wealthy.
560. Tax cut bill/spending ceiling.
562. Postal rate increase.
563. Youth Camp Safety Act.
564. Federal unemployment insurance.
565. Vocational Rehabilitation Act.
566. Anti-minimum wage increase.
567. Fort Snelling cemetery.
568. Pension plan vesting standards.
569. Postcard voter registration.
570. Removal of Judge Lord from Reserve Mining case.
572. Right-to-work bill.
573. Liability insurance for business.
574. Supreme Court appointment.
575. Apologies: Child and Family Services Act.
576. Alien adoption by unmarried persons.
577. International Social Security agreement.
578. Anti-situs picketing.
579. Pro-situs picketing.
580. Financial Institutions Act.
581. Right-to-food resolution.
582. Higher Education Act amendment.
583. Financial Institutions Act.
584. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
585. Information on Child and Family Services Act.
586. Abortion: Pro-life.
587. Health appropriations veto.
588. Toxic Substance Control Act.
589. Post office closures in Minnesota.
590. Internal security budget request.
591. Brock rule-making bill.
592. Revenue sharing.
593. Clean Air Act: Car warranties.
594. Charity investigations.
595. Charity investigations.
596. Charity investigations.
597. Federal Trade Commission regulation of health foods.
598. Reconstruction aid to Vietnam.
599. Photocopy services at post offices.
Location
153.K.16.6F600. Health Manpower Act.
601. Day care legislation.
602. Taxation to promote conservation.
603. Unemployment.
604. Child and Family Services Act clarification.
605. Anti-no-fault national auto insurance.
606. School-age Mother Health Act.
607. Taxation of foreign income.
608. 200 mile fishing zone.
609. Increase in personal exemption.
610. Proposal for Central Intelligence Agency accountability.
611. Social Security tax increase.
612. Anti-International Women's Year.
613. High school science education funds.
614. Dairy price parity.
615. Anti-Concorde landing privileges.
616. Gun control.
618. Disability income tax credit.
619. Natural gas price regulation.
621. Energy legislation.
623. Proposed Medicare changes.
624. Deficit spending.
625. Emergency medical services.
626. Emergency medical services.
627. Displaced homemakers.
628. Youth Camp Safety Act.
629. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
630. G.I. bill.
631. Baltic states.
632. G.I. bill.
633. Higher education bill: Basic Education Opportunity Grants.
634. Family Research Act.
635. Motor Carrier Reform Act.
636. Declaration of interdependence.
637. Railroad widows retirement.
638. Estate tax reform.
639. Comprehensive Employment and Training Act.
640. Estate Tax reform: Farms.
641. Mondale's Today Show appearance.
642. Mondale's public television appearance.
643. Nixon's trip to China.
644. Senate internal security subcommittee.
645. Environmental Protection Agency: Cutbacks at Duluth, Minnesota.
646. Minnesota post office closures.
647. Higher education bill: Basic Education Opportunity Grants.
648. Higher education bill.
649. Military unionization.
650. Cuts in military reserve.
651. Veterans pensions.
652. Copyright law revisions.
653. Veterans education program.
654. Minneapolis pollution of Mississippi River.
655. Higher education bill: Vocational technical.
656. Revision of criminal code.
657. Emissions control standards.
658. Laboratory animals.
659. Tax reform: Real estate.
660 Copyright law revisions.
661. Dock permits on Lake Minnetonka.
662. Civil Air Patrol.
663. High voltage power corridor.
664. Copyright revisions: Educational photocopy.
665. No-fault auto insurance.
666. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
667. Child and Family Services Act clarification.
668. Lumbering on government lands.
669. Eligibility for student loans.
670. Gun control.
671. Anti-union sentiment.
672. Unemployment compensation.
673. Day care standards.
674. Postcard voter registration.
675. Neuter and spay bill.
676. Lock and Dam 26 at Alton, Illinois.
677. Clean Air Act amendments.
678. Captioning television broadcasts.
679. First class mail monopoly.
680. National Science Foundation: Man, A Course of Study program.
681. National Science Foundation budget.
682. Consumer Food Act.
683. Sanitary sewer at Breezy Point, Minnesota.
684. Cutbacks in Civil Defense.
685. Hatch Act revisions veto.
686. Reserve Mining shutdown.
687. Wetlands preservation.
688. Financial Reform Act.
690. Opportunities Industrialization Center: Job creation bill.
691. Energy conservation.
692. Capital punishment.
693. Anti-campaign reform.
694. Federal Election Commission.
695. Berman for National Endowment for the Humanities chairman.
696. Human Life Amendment.
697. Social Security earnings limits.
698. Anti-Child and Family Services Act.
699. Higher Education Act: Grant funds.
700. Coal slurry pipeline.
701. Higher Education Act: Basic Education Opportunity Grants.
702. Alien adoption limits.
703. Change in legal drinking age.
704. National Consumer Coop Bank.
705. Black lung legislation.
706. Closures of rural Minnesota post offices.
707. Boys and Girls State programs.
708. Tax reform.
709. Postal reorganization.
710. Travel deduction restriction legislation.
711. Anti-trust/consumer protection.
712. Licensing of pet breeders.
713. Hatch Act veto override.
714. Swine flu vaccine.
715. Food stamp regulations.
716. Food stamp reform.
717. Pro-Family Research Act.
718. Communications Reform Act.
719. Prisoners of War/Missing in Action in Vietnam.
720. Anti-B-1 bomber.
721. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee.
722. Atlantic Convention.
723. Black lung bill.
724. Federal no-fault auto insurance.
725. Timber Management Reform Act.
726. Estate tax reform.
727. Federal Energy Administration.
728. Energy conservation ideas.
729. Divestiture of oil companies.
730. Green Thumb program.
731. Teamsters trucking strike.
732. Lifelong Learning Act.
733. Alaskan pipeline.
734. Chiropractic under Medicare.
735. Proposed Medicare budget reductions.
736. Environment.
737. Veterans benefits: Cost of living allowances.
738. Anti-Clean Air Act.
739. Food and Drug Administration: Testing of medical devices.
740. Criminal code revisions.
Location
153.K.16.7B741. Laetrile legalization.
742. Day care services.
743. Federal Lobbying Act reform.
745. National Science Foundation elementary curriculum.
747. Industrial development bond limits.
749. Anti-Clean Air Act.
750. Excise tax repeal on trucks.
751. Child and Family Services Act.
753. Water level of Big Marine Lake.
754. Federal Election Act amendment.
756. Use of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
757. Estate tax reform.
758. Congressional appointment of Postmaster General.
759. Estate tax reform.
760. Anti-B-1 bomber.
761. Anti-Genocide Convention.
762. Senate Intelligence Oversight Committee.
763. Domestic international sales corporations.
764. Health Education Assistance Act.
765. Diabetes research.
766. Invitations to patriotic musical.
767. Pro-Balanced Growth Act.
768. Anti-Balanced Growth Act.
769. Rural mail delivery on Saturdays.
770. Undergraduate science education.
771. National Science Foundation: Man, A Course of Study program.
772. Marine Mammal Protection Act.
774. Anti-Helms abortion amendment.
775. Estate tax reform.
776. Dogfighting legislation.
777. Corporate surtax exemption.
778. Humphrey forestry bill.
779. Aid to school-age mothers.
780. Deduction for job-related moves.
781. Deduction for home art studios.
782. Deduction for vacation homes.
783. G.I. Education benefits extension.
784. Soviet Jewry.
785. Panama Canal.
786. Political prisoners worldwide.
787. Reporting of tip income.
788. Higher education tax credit.
789. Turkey and Cyprus.
790. Lock and Dam 26 at Alton, Illinois.
791. Crop loss/drought in Minnesota.
792. Congressman Hayes sex scandal.
793. Natural Gas Act amendments.
794. Anti-Lock and Dam 26 at Alton, Illinois.
795. Civil Defense preparedness.
796. Estate Tax reform: Family farms.
797. Clean Air Act amendments.
798. Vocational Education Assistance Act.
799. Teacher centers.
800. Child abuse: Parents Anonymous.
801. Solid Waste Utilization Act.
802. Crop loss/drought in Minnesota.
803. Clean Water Act - navigable waters.
804. Steel jaw trap ban.
805. Rural post office closures in Minnesota.
806. Oil company divestiture.
807. Anti-Tax Reform Act.
808. Tax reform: Interest deduction.
809. Foreign earned income taxation.
810. Domestic international sales corporations.
811. Deduction for overseas conventions.
812. Recycling tax credit.
813. Pro-tax reform.
814. Taxation of health profession scholarships.
815. Anti-federal pension cost of living allowances.
816. Parcel service vs. postal service.
817. Unemployment compensation: Schools.
818. Occupational Safety and Health Administration reform.
819. Estate tax - 'generation skipping,"
820. Lock and Dam 26 at Alton, Illinois.
821. Deduction for advertising.
822. Rhodesian chrome.
823. Postal reorganization amendments.
824. Anti-Balanced Growth Act.
825. Campaign comment: Out-of-state.
826. Individual Retirement Account pension plans.
827. Deduction for private tuition.
Special letters: 1972-1973.
These letters include robo letters and some"Dear Colleagues" letters. The letters concern legislation and such issues of the day as abortion, education, the environment, health issues, the Vietnam War, and the Watergate scandal. There are some letters to individuals who have written to Senator Mondale requesting appointment to military service academies.
1972. 3 folders.
1973. 3 folders.

Expand/CollapseIssue Files, 1965

Constituent correspondence regarding legislation and attendant issues. Organized by Senate committee, there under by topic. Also includes some statements, memoranda, press releases, and background materials. Some items of direct topical relevance were interfiled from miscellaneous subject or political assist files. Some 1965 materials are also included in the Legislative Files for 1966-1967.
Location
153.K.11.4FAgriculture and Forestry:
Agriculture committee.
Boundary Waters Canoe Area. 3 folders.
Braceros.
Budget.
Corn.
Crop insurance.
Cotton.
Education extension services.
Eggs.
Farm bill correspondence.
Farm credit and security.
Feed grains. 2 folders.
Food for Peace program.
Forestry.
Livestock and meat products.
Maple syrup and honey.
Miscellaneous. 3 folders.
National Farmers Union, 1965-1966.
Oats.
Power cooperatives and rural electrification.
Prices and commodity controls, 1964-1966.
Research and legislation.
Soil bank.
Location
153.K.11.5BSoil Conservation. 2 folders.
Soybeans.
Sugar (beet and cane).
Turkeys.
Watershed projects.
Wheat. 2 folders.
Wool.
Aeronautical and Space Sciences:
Committee meetings. 4 folders.
Miscellaneous.
National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958.
NASA.
Peaceful uses of outer space.
Armed Services:
Air Force.
Airmail postage bill.
Defense Department.
Miscellaneous.
National defense.
National Guard/Reserves.
Navy.
Pay, promotion, retirement.
Panama Canal.
Selective Service.
Strategic and critical materials.
Banking and Currency:
ARA (Area Redevelopment Administration). 2 folders.
Bank merger, Senator Robertson, S. 1698.
Bremer Trust.
F.D.I.C. (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation).
Federal Reserve.
Financial institutions.
Location
153.K.11.6FHousing.
International finance.
McClellan bank bill, S. 2575.
Mass transit.
Miscellaneous.
Mortgage Market Facilities Act.
Research and legislation.
Securities.
Silver and gold.
Small business.
Uniform Relocation Act.
Commerce Committee:
Chicago and Northwestern merger, 1964-1965.
Coast Guard.
Communications media.
Civil aeronautics.
Firearms control.
Fisheries and wildlife.
Highway safety.
Interstate Commerce Carrier regulation.
Local airline service.
Miscellaneous.
Railroad deregulation.
Research and legislation.
Universal time.
Finance Committee:
Customs.
Excise taxes. 1 folder.
Income (taxes).
Location
153.K.11.7BInternal Revenue Service.
Medicare, 1964-1966. 1 folder.
Research and legislation.
Social Security. 1 folder.
Tariffs and import quotas.
Unemployment compensation, 1964-1966.
Veterans. 3 folders.
Foreign Relations:
Africa.
Arms control and disarmament.
Consular convention.
Cuba.
Location
153.K.11.8FForeign aid.
Foreign policy.
Latin and South America.
Miscellaneous, 1964-1965.
NATO - Western Europe.
Near East.
Nuclear weapons control.
United Arab Republic.
United Nations.
Vietnam.
Government Operations:
Efficiency and economy.
Budget S. 2.
Congress.
Intergovernmental relations.
Miscellaneous.
Reorganizations.
Interior and Insular Affairs:
Beautification program.
Grand Canyon.
Indians.
Miscellaneous.
National parks and forests.
St. Croix River:
General correspondence.
Location
153.K.11.9BAnswered, February 8, 1965.
Thanks, answered, March 1965.
General, answered, April 1965.
Specific, answered, May 1965.
Anti-Northern States Power at Oak Park River, answered, March 1965.
Voyageurs National Park, 1964-1966. 2 folders.
Wildlife refuges, 1965-1966.
Judiciary:
Anti-monopoly, 1964-1965.
Bail legislation, 1964-1965.
Bayh Resolution (S. J. Res. 1).
Civil and criminal judicial proceedings.
Civil liberties.
Civil rights. 2 folders.
Constitutional amendments.
Courts.
Court of Appeals, 5th Circuit, James P, Coleman. 2 folders.
Elections.
Equal opportunity.
House Un-American Activities Committee.
Immigration and Naturalization.
Law enforcement, 1964-1965.
Miscellaneous.
Otepka, Otto F. case.
Location
153.K.11.10FPatents, copyrights, trademarks.
Poll Tax Amendment correspondence.
Reapportionment.
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee.
Truth in packaging.
Voting Rights Act of 1965. 2 folders.
Labor and Public Welfare:
Birth control.
Candy bill.
Consumers. 2 folders.
College student loans.
Education, 1964-1965.
Elementary and Secondary Education Act. 2 folders.
Fair Labor Standards Act.
Location
153.K.10.1BForeign languages.
Higher Education Facilities Act.
Hospitals.
Labor:
General. 2 folders.
Wages and hours, 1964-1965. 5 folders.
Laboratory animals. 2 folders.
Medical Library Assistance Act.
Medical research and training.
Manpower Development and Training Act of 1965.
Miscellaneous.
Overseas teachers.
Poverty programs, 1964-1965.
Public health.
Location
153.K.10.2FPublic Welfare.
Railroad retirement and labor.
Research and legislation.
Upper Great Lakes. 2 folders.
Veterans hospitals and medical. 2 folders.
Veterinary medicine bill.
Vocational Rehabilitation Act.
Post Office and civil service:
Miscellaneous. 3 folders.
Car leasing.
Pay raise.
Pay bill: Postal regulations.
Postal patronage, 1963-1966.
Trains:
General: Curtailment of railway post offices; elimination of mail service from passenger trains.
Northern Pacific: Removal of railway post office service.
Duluth-Staples: Removal of railway post office service.
Soo Line No. 9 and No. 10: Removal of mail service. 2 folders.
Zip codes.
Public Works:
For flood control files, see 1966-1967.
Big Stone Lake-Whetstone River.
Economic Development Act.
Highways. 2 folders.
Miscellaneous.
Navigation and dams.
Pollution (air and water).
Public buildings.
Location
153.K.10.3BMiscellaneous Topics:
Congressional Record correspondence.
Corn tassel proposal (National Floral Emblem).
Inaugural.
Legislative multi-issue, 1964-1966. 2 folders.
McGregor, Clark: Voting record, 1965-1966.
Staff memoranda on bills and issues.
State of Minnesota, 1964-1965.
Arnold Rose.
Weighted guidelines, 1963-1965.
Alphabetical Files:
The alphabetical files contain incoming letters and miscellany with Mondale's responses. The files are arranged largely by correspondent's name; others are filed by or the nature of the correspondence. Consisting primarily of friendly letters, miscellaneous requests, greetings and congratulations, invitations, and similar interchanges the files may be a precursor to those kept by Mondale's public relations staff. Similar files for 1966 were not retained.
A-Coy. 13 folders.
Commendations.
Congratulations.
Condolences.
Cr-Go. 11 folders.
Gifts, thank yous.
Gr-Hz. 7 folders.
Location
153.K.10.4FI-Rg. 23 folders.
Reception room: Publications requested for Senate office reception room.
Rh-Sh. 7 folders.
Sergeant at Arms, U.S. Senate: Supplies, equipment, permissions.
Si-Th. 6 folders.
Thank you letters.
Ti-Tz.
Tours and passes: Constituent requests.
U-V.
Visitors to Mondale's office.
W-Z. 6 folders.

Expand/CollapseIssue Files, 1966-1967

Constituent correspondence regarding legislation and attendant issues. Organized primarily by senate committee, there under by topic. Also includes some statements, memoranda, press releases, and background materials. Some items of direct topical relevance were interfiled from miscellaneous subject or political assist files. Some files also include material from 1965.
Location
153.K.10.5BAgriculture and forestry:
Much of the constituent correspondence for individual commodities concerns prices, supply, and promotion. Mondale served on the senate agriculture and forestry committee.
Agriculture committee, 1965-1967.
Agricultural stabilization and conservation service. 3 folders.
Bees, 1966.
Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
Braceros.
Cereal rust laboratory.
Child Nutrition Act.
Common market.
Cotton.
Corn.
Crop insurance.
Cropland adjustment program, 1965-1967.
Eggs.
Emergency Food Reserves Act of 1966.
Fair Farm Budget Act, 1965-1967. 2 folders.
Farm credit and security, 1965-1967.
Farm income, 1966.
Feed grains.
Flax.
Food stamp program.
Location
153.K.10.6FFood for Peace, 1965-1967. 7 folders.
Forestry.
Income.
Livestock and meat products. 2 folders.
Malting barley, 1965-1967.
Maple syrup and honey.
Meat inspection. 2 folders.
Miscellaneous. 4 folders.
Location
153.K.10.7BNational Farmers Union.
Power cooperatives. 2 folders.
Production and marketing.
Resorts.
Rural development, 1965-1967.
Rural Electrification Administration.
Rural supplemental financing. 3 folders.
Soil bank.
Soil conservation.
Soybeans.
Sugar (beet and cane).
Tobacco.
Turkeys.
Watershed projects.
Wheat. 2 folders.
Wool.
Agriculture: Dairy, 1965-1967:
Butter, 1965-1967. 2 folders.
Butterfat and sugar product imports, 1966.
Dairy class no. 1 base plan, 1965. 3 folders.
Location
153.K.10.8FDairy imports, 1967. 2 folders.
Dairy support prices.
Milk holding action, 1967.
Miscellaneous, 1965-1967. 3 folders.
National dairy situation, 1965.
National Uniform Milk Sanitation Act of 1965, 1965-1966. 2 folders.
School lunch program, 1966. 2 folders.
Aging: Special Committee on Aging, 1965-1966.
Aeronautical and space sciences: Miscellaneous, 1966-1967.
Appropriations:
Agriculture budget.
Becker County highway.
Clean Water Restoration Act of 1966.
Great Lakes fish research.
Cooperative Forestry Research Act, 1965-1967.
East central Minnesota resource conservation and development.
Forest Service headquarters, Ely, Minnesota.
Hayden, Carl.
Land grant college funds, 1966.
Miscellaneous, 1965-1967.
North Central Soil Conservation Research Center, Morris, Minnesota.
Post Office air conditioning (Minneapolis).
Armed services:
Army.
Civil defense, 1965-1967.
Defense Department. 2 folders.
Location
153.K.10.9BDraft study resolution. 2 folders.
Miscellaneous.
National Guard/Reserves.
Navy.
Panama Canal.
Pay, promotion, retirement.
Selective Service. 2 folders.
Technicians retirement. 2 folders.
Banking and currency:
Area Redevelopment Administration, 1966.
Bank Merger Act, 1965-1966. 3 folders.
Bonds.
Credit unions.
Fair housing hearings.
Fair housing correspondence. 3 folders.
Location
153.K.10.10FFederal Reserve System.
Financial institutions.
International finance.
Land sales.
Metric system.
Miscellaneous.
Price control. 2 folders.
Sales participation.
Securities. 2 folders.
Silver and gold.
Small business.
Truth in Lending. 2 folders.
Commerce:
Location
153.K.4.4FAuto safety, 1967. 10 folders.
Location
153.K.10.10FCommunications media.
Census Bureau.
Civil aeronautics.
Domestic animals. 2 folders.
Location
153.K.9.1BExports and imports. 4 folders.
Fabrics.
Fish and wildlife.
Firearms control. 2 folders.
Hide export control.
Highway safety.
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Interstate Taxation Act.
Merchant marine. 2 folders.
Miscellaneous.
National holidays.
Noise pollution: Aircraft noise.
Pipeline safety.
Quality stabilization bill.
Railroads: Compulsory arbitration; box car shortages; rail service.
Supersonic transports.
Universal time.
Warsaw Convention.
District of Columbia:
District of Columbia, 1965-1967.
Cooperative Extensive Service. 2 folders.
Education:
Elementary and Secondary Education Act: General.
Location
153.K.9.2FESEA Title I, PL 89-10. 2 folders.
ESEA Title III, PL 89-10. 2 folders.
Allied Health Program: Application from College of Saint Benedict.
Arts and humanities.
City Center for Learning (St. Paul): Title III grant request.
Disadvantaged.
Experienced Teacher Fellowship Program.
Facilities: Requests for construction loans.
Gifted children.
Grants. 2 folders.
Higher.
International.
Junior colleges.
Laboratories.
Legislation.
Mankato State University: Grant application under the Allied Health Professions Personnel Training Act of 1966.
Minneapolis school financial problems.
Minnesota Education Association.
Miscellaneous. 2 folders.
National Defense Education Act.
National School Lunch Program.
National Science Foundation.
Research and development.
St. Cloud State College.
St. Mary's College.
State Department of Education.
Student financing.
Student loans.
Teacher Corps.
Television: Educational/public television.
University of Minnesota.
Vocational.
Finance:
Customs.
Excise taxes.
H.R. 10: Permitting self-employed individuals to deduct retirement plan contributions from their taxable income.
Heller Plan: Federal tax sharing proposals.
Human Investment Act of 1965, 1965-1967.
Income tax. 2 folders.
Location
153.K.9.3BIncome tax. 3 folders.
Income tax (moving expenses).
Insurance.
Internal Revenue Service. 4 folders.
Investment Tax Credit.
Medicare. 4 folders.
Miscellaneous, 1965-1967.
National debt.
Property tax.
Social Security, 1966-1967. 7 folders.
Location
153.K.9.4FSocial Security, 1967. 2 folders.
Social Security under payments.
Teacher's tax: Deductibility of teachers’ educational expenses.
Unemployment compensation, 1965-1967. 2 folders.
Veterans. 5 folders.
Foreign relations:
The Atlantic Council (Lauris Norstad).
Anti-dumping Act.
Arms control.
Asian Development Bank.
Brain drain, 1966-1967. 8 folders.
Location
153.K.9.5BBrain drain, 1967. 2 folders.
Brain drain: Speeches, memoranda and reports.
Capetown, South Africa, United States, Franklin D. Roosevelt: Controversy over its docking at Capetown.
China: United States policies toward and relations with Communist China, and toward its admission to the United Nations.
Communist world, 1965-1967.
Congo and Africa. 2 folders.
Consular convention between the United States and the Soviet Union.
Cuba: Refugees, arms build-up, internal conditions.
Democratic Development, Institute for.
East-west trade.
Far East (Orient), 1965-1966.
Federal assistance. 2 folders.
Foreign policy.
Greece: Junta government; imprisonment of Andreas Papandreou.
Human rights: United States failure to ratify the United Nations Human Rights Conventions.
Latin and South America.
Middle East. 2 folders.
Location
153.K.9.6FMiscellaneous. 3 folders.
Nuclear weapons.
Peace Corps, 1965-1967.
United Arab Republic: Arab-Israeli Conflict.
United Nations.
Vietnam, 1967. 5 folders.
Location
153.K.8.5BVietnam, 1966-1967. 13 folders.
Location
153.K.4.4FVietnam, 1967. 4 folders.
Location
153.K.9.6FGovernment operations:
Budget.
Central Intelligence Agency.
Congress. 2 folders.
Congressional ethics, censure of Adam Clayton Powell, congressional procedures, seniority system, Warren Report on assassination of President Kennedy.
Congress: Investigation and censure of Senator Thomas Dodd by the Senate Ethics Committee for financial improprieties.
Efficiency and economy. 2 folders.
Full Opportunity Act, 1967. 9 folders.
Location
153.K.9.7BFull Opportunity Act, January-May 1967. 3 folders.
Full Opportunity Act, June-December 1967. 4 folders.
Full Opportunity Act: Statements, articles, etc. 2 folders.
Federal Property and Administrative Services Act, 1965-1967.
Hoover Commission.
Intergovernmental relations.
Legislative reorganization.
Miscellaneous, 1965-1967.
Department of Transportation.
Interior and insular affairs:
Beautification program: Highway beautification.
Chippewa National Forest: Wetlands acquisitions program. 2 folders.
Grand Canyon: Proposed construction of hydro-electric dams on the Colorado River. 2 folders.
Indians.
Mine safety.
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153.K.9.8FMiscellaneous. 2 folders.
National parks: Proposed Voyageurs National Park; water levels in Everglades National Park; proposals for new national parks.
Power lines.
Public lands.
Redwoods National Park. 2 folders.
St. Croix River. 5 folders.
Timber laboratory: University of Minnesota-Duluth, 1965-1967.
Voyageurs National Park. 5 folders.
White Earth Reservation: Return of sub-marginal lands.
Judiciary:
Antitrust and monopoly.
Bail legislation.
Bankruptcy.
Civil and criminal judicial proceedings.
Congressional districting.
Civil liberties: Privacy rights and religious freedom.
Location
153.K.9.9BCivil rights. 3 folders.
Crime bill. 2 folders.
Constitutional amendments. 2 folders.
Constitutional convention (proposed).
Courts.
Elections. 2 folders.
Equal opportunity.
Federal judges: Attempt to obtain a fifth federal judgeship for Minnesota.
Immigration and naturalization.
Judicial review of federal grants to church-related educational institutions.
Law enforcement.
Miscellaneous.
Newspapers: Failing newspaper bill.
Patents, copyrights, trademarks. 2 folders.
Reapportionment, 1965-1967. 2 folders.
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee.
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153.K.9.10FTruth in packaging. 2 folders.
Labor and public welfare:
Adoption Opportunity Act.
Adult education programs.
Airline strike.
Alcoholism.
Birth control.
Carleton College talent search program.
Child welfare programs.
Consumers. 3 folders.
Drugs and pep pills.
Education tax credit (Ribicoff proposal).
Education. 2 folders.
Elementary and Secondary Education bill, 1965-1967. 2 folders.
Employment (age discrimination).
Fair Labor Standards Act. 2 folders.
Federal aid to education. 3 folders.
Location
153.K.8.1BFederal aid to education cases. 4 folders.
Food and Drug Administration. 2 folders.
Foreign languages.
Higher Education Facilities Act. 2 folders.
Hospitals.
Labor: General. 2 folders.
Labor diversity jurisdiction.
Includes drafts of a Mondale bill.
Labor: Wages and hours, 14(b), 1966. 2 folders.
Labor management promotion programs.
Library services and construction.
Manpower Development and Training Act.
Manpower Services Act.
Mentally retarded and handicapped.
Miscellaneous.
National Defense Education Act.
National Foundation on Arts and Humanities, 1965-1967.
Overseas teachers, 1966.
Poverty. 4 folders.
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153.K.8.2FPoverty. 2 folders.
Public health. 4 folders.
Public welfare.
Railroad retirement and labor. 4 folders.
Situs picketing.
Veterans hospital.
Veterinary medicine: Expansion of educational facilities.
Vocational Education Act.
Youth temperance education, 1965-1966.
Post Office and Civil Service:
General file. 3 folders.
Stamps (commemorative). 2 folders.
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153.K.8.3BGeneral problems.
Mailsters.
Parcel post.
Star route carriers: Cost-of-living pay adjustments.
Trains: Discontinuance of Railway Post Office services.
Public works:
Big Stone Lake-Whetstone River project.
Clean Lakes Act of 1966. 3 folders.
Economic Development Act.
Flood control and rivers: General file, 1965-1967. 2 folders.
Flood control projects, 1965-1967.
Flood control projects:
Austin, Minnesota, 1965-1966.
Lac Qui Parle-Yellow Medicine watersheds.
Mankato, 1965-1967.
Roseau River Valley, 1965-1967. 2 folders.
Two Rivers basin, 1966.
Vermillion River, 1965-1966.
Flood disaster, 1965.
Flood insurance, 1967.
Flood legislation, 1965.
Highways. 2 folders.
Highways: Northwest Angle.
International Bridge, Baudette.
Minnesota River.
Miscellaneous.
Location
153.K.8.4FPublic buildings: Proposed extension to the west front of the United States Capitol building.
Red River of the North.
Saint Lawrence Seaway. 7 folders.
Water and air pollution. 2 folders.
Miscellaneous topics, 1966-1967:
House Un-American Activities Committee.
McCarthy: Potential 1968 presidential candidacy.
Medtronics, 1966.
Senate joint resolutions, 1966.
State of Minnesota: Miscellaneous constituent letters, 1966.
Impact of federal aid, 1965-1966:
In December 1965, Mondale wrote to the various federal agencies that provided state grants, loans, and aid, or that operated state facilities and programs, asking for a county by county tabulation of Minnesota aid and expenditures.
Agriculture Department.
Atomic Energy Commission.
Civil Service Commission.
Commerce Department.
Defense Department.
Farm Credit Administration.
Federal Aviation Agency.
Federal Power Commission.
General Services Administration.
Health, Education and Welfare Department.
Housing and Home Finance Agency.
Interior Department.
Labor Department.
National Science Foundation.
Office of Economic Opportunity.
Office of Emergency Planning.
Post Office Department.
Railroad Retirement Board.
Small Business Administration.
Treasury Department.
Veterans Administration.
Miscellaneous.
Tabulation. 3 folders.
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153.K.8.5BTabulation (handwritten). 2 volumes.
Staff memoranda on bills and issues, 1966.

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146.L.10.3BIssue mail: Main File Guide, 1972.
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153.K.8.6FAdministration:
ADM 1. Personnel.
ADM 1-1. Applicants for full-time position Senator's office.
ADM 1-1-1. Press Assistant.
ADM 1-1-2. Legislative position applicants.
ADM 1-2. Congressional Fellow applicants.
ADM 1-3. Regular interns.
ADM 1-4. Summer interns.
ADM 2. Space: Office space, room assignment.
ADM 3. Staff meeting minutes.
ADM 4. Supplies, equipment.
ADM 4-2. Equipment: Clerk hire.
ADM 4-3. Equipment: Sergeant at Arms.
ADM 4-4. Supplies: Sergeant at Arms, committee.
ADM 4-5. Supply inventory records.
ADM 4-6. Equipment inventory records.
ADM 4-7. Copy machine.
ADM 6. Telephone-telegraph allowance.
ADM 7. Travel reimbursements: Senate.
ADM 7-2. Staff.
ADM 8. District office allowance, Senate.
ADM 9. Sergeant at Arms: Miscellaneous.
Agriculture:
AG 1. Commodities.
AG 1-1. Cotton.
AG 1-2. Corn.
AG 1-5. Soybean.
AG 1-6. Sugar.
AG 1-7. Turkey.
AG 1-8. Wheat.
AG 1-10. Feed grains.
AG 1-11. Livestock and meat products.
AG 1-12. Dairy.
AG 1-12-1. Butter.
AG 2. Cropland Adjustment Program.
AG 3. Crop insurance.
AG 4. Farm credit.
AG 5. Rural electric and telephone supplemental financing.
AG 6. National Farm Bargaining Act. 5 folders.
AG 7. Emergency food reserve.
AG 8. Advance payments on grain.
AG 9. Miscellaneous assistance.
AG 10. Miscellaneous, July-October 1968. 2 folders.
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153.K.8.7BAG 10. Miscellaneous, January-July 1968. 5 folders.
AG 11. Food Stamp program. 4 folders.
AG 12. Fair Farm Budget.
AG 13. Family farming.
AG 13. Farmers Investment Act.
Appropriations:
AP 1. Defense.
AP 2. Treasury, Post Office, Executive Office.
AP 6. Housing and Urban Development.
AP 7. Labor.
AP 8. Health, Education, and Welfare and related agencies.
AP 9. State, Justice, Commerce, the judiciary and related agencies.
AP 11. Agriculture and related agencies.
AP 12. Transportation.
AP 13. Public Works.
AP 13. Big Stone River.
AP 13. East Grand Forks.
AP 13. Mississippi River.
AP 13. Minnesota River.
AP 13. Roseau.
AP 13. North Central Soil Conservation Center, Morris, Minnesota.
AP 13. Rushford, Minnesota Flood Control: Root River. 3 folders.
AP 13. Stone Arch Bridge.
AP 13. Timber Lake.
AP 13. Winona flood control project.
AP13. Zumbro River flood control.
AP 17. Foreign Assistance and related agencies.
AP 18. Supplementals.
AP 19. Miscellaneous. 3 folders.
Aviation:
AV 1. Airports and Airways: Establishment, construction, maintenance.
AV 2. Air safety rules and regulations.
AV 3. Air passenger and freight traffic: Rates, tariffs, and schedules.
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153.K.8.8FAV 4. Routes. 2 folders.
Beverages:
BEV 1. Liquor and alcohol problems.
Civil Rights:
CR1. Fair Housing. 2 folders.
CR2. Equal Employment.
CR2-1. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Civil Rights Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1968, part 1 Digital version
Civil Rights Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1968, part 2 Digital version
Civil Rights Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1968, part 3 Digital version
Civil Rights Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1968, part 4 Digital version
CR2-2.
CR3. Miscellaneous.
CR4.
Civil Service.
Committees:
COM 2. Senate committee assignments.
COM 2-1. Agriculture and Forestry.
COM 2-2. Aeronautical and Space Sciences.
COM 2-3. Banking and Currency.
COM 2-4. Special Committee on Aging.
COM 2-4-1. Retirement and the Individual (chairman).
COM 2-5. Labor and Public Welfare.
COM 4-2.
Congressional:
CONG 3. Library of Congress.
CONG 3-1. Legislative Reference Service.
CONG 4. Congressional Record: Correspondence.
CONG 4-1. Letters relating to material in Congressional Record.
Constituents:
CONST A-H. 3 folders.
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153.K.8.9BCONST I-Z. 6 folders.
Miscellaneous.
Consumer Protection:
CP 1. Meat inspection. 3 folders.
CP 2. Eggs, fish and poultry.
CP 3. Interstate land sales.
CP 4. Truth in Lending.
CP 7. Telephone solicitation.
CP 9. Truth in packaging.
CP 10. Auto safety. 2 folders.
CP 11. Credit insurance.
CP 12. Miscellaneous.
CP 13. Drug pricing.
CP. Miscellaneous, June-September 1968.
Crime:
CRI 1. Juvenile delinquency.
CRI 2. Gun Control: October.
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153.K.8.10FCRI 3. Safe Streets and CRI Control Act.
CRI 4. Warren Commission.
CRI 5. Capital punishment.
Disaster.
Economics and Finance:
EC & FI 1. Business recession.
EC & FI 3. Inflation.
EC & FI 4. Cost of living.
EC & FI 5. Public debt, spending.
EC & FI 6. Securities and Exchange Commission.
EC & FI 6-1. Mutual funds.
EC & FI 7. Bonds.
EC & FI 8. Financial institution.
EC & FI 8-1. Financial institutions: Savings.
EC & FI 8-2. Federal land banks.
EC & FI 9. Anti-trust and monopoly.
Education:
Higher education.
ED 1-1. Facilities: Title I.
ED 1-2. Teacher education.
ED 1-2-1. Fellowships and institutes: Title VI.
ED 1-2-2. Educational technology.
ED 1-3. Institutional aid (Title VI).
ED 1-4. Student financial aid.
ED 1-4-1. Educational Opportunity Bank.
ED 1-5. Minnesota universities and colleges.
ED 1-5-1. University of Minnesota.
ED 1-6. Junior colleges.
ED 1-7. Educational research.
ED 1-8. Selective Service deferments. 2 folders.
ED 2. Elementary and secondary education.
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153.J.19.5BES 2-1. Aid to disadvantaged children.
ED 2-1-1. Title I, ESEA (Elementary and Secondary Education Act). 2 folders.
ED 2-1-2. Teacher Corps.
ED 2-1-3. Head Start and Fellow through.
ED 2-2. Innovative programs: Title III.
ED 2-3. Minnesota Department of Education.
ED 2-4. Handicapped children: Title VI.
ED 2-5. Financing.
Location
153.K.8.10FED 3. Adult education.
ED 4. International education.
ED 5. Vocational and technical education (Education and Youth Training Program).
ED 6. Suburban school construction.
ED 7. Miscellaneous.
Location
153.K.7.1BED 8. Indian education, 1969.
Federal Government.
Foreign Relations:
FR 1. Foreign policy.
FR1-1. Vietnam. 8 folders.
FR 1-2. Middle East.
FR 1-3. Latin America.
FR 1-4. Russia.
FR 1-5. China.
FR 1-6. France.
FR 1-7. Africa.
FR 1-8. Brain drain. 3 folders.
FR 1-9. Greece.
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153.K.7.2FFR 1-10. Japan.
FR 2. Foreign aid.
FR 2-1. Agency for International Development.
FR 2-3. Food for Peace.
FR 2-4. Peace Corps.
FR 3. Treaties and peace pacts.
FR 4. United Nations.
FR 5. Multilateral agencies: NATO and others.
FR 6. Miscellaneous: Liberty Lobby, Radio Free Europe.
Health, Education and Welfare: Department of:
H & W 1. Pollution
H & W 1-1. Water.
H & W 1-1. John Pegors.
H & W 1-2. Air.
H & W 1-3. Noise pollution.
H & W 2. Social accounting. 7 folders.
H & W 3. Health Commission. 6 folders.
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153.K.7.3BH & W 4. Individual cases. 4 folders.
H & W 5. Hospital.
H & W 6. Public Health: January-July. 2 folders.
H & W 7. Drugs.
H & W 8. Laboratory animals.
H & W 9. School lunch program.
H & W 10. Miscellaneous.
Housing and Urban Affairs:
H & U 1-1. College housing.
H & U 1-2. Federal Home Administration.
H & U 1-2-1.
H & U 1-3. Public housing.
H & U 1-4. Urban transportation.
H & U 1-5. Urban Planning 701.
H & U 1-6. Urban renewal, rehabilitation and code enforcement.
H & U 1-7. Rent supplements.
H & U 1-8. Model Cities.
H & U 1-9. Miscellaneous programs.
H & U 1-11.
H & U 2. Issues.
H & U 2-1. Components or construction.
H & U 2-2. Mortgage credit.
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153.K.7.4FH & U 2-3. Rural-urban migration.
H & U 2-4. Home ownership.
H & U 2-6. Urban crisis: Slums, ghettos, disorders. 3 folders.
H & U 2-7. New towns.
H & U 2-8. Miscellaneous issues.
H & U 2-9. Housing bill.
H & U 2-10. Metropolitan issues / Intergovernmental relations. 3 folders.
H & U 2-11. President's Commission on Civil Disorder. 2 folders.
H & U 3. Public housing.
H & U 4. College housing.
Immigration and naturalization.
Indian affairs.
Institutions.
Insurance and retirement:
I & R 1-1. Insurance (accident, health and life).
I & R 1-2. Retirement and annuities.
I & R 1-3. Railroad retirement.
I & R 1-4. Compensations: Workmen's and unemployment.
I & R 3. Private and industrial insurance retirement.
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153.K.7.5BI & R 3-1. Individual problems.
I & R 3-2.
Inventions.
Labor:
LAB 1. Conditions: Employment, unemployment.
LAB 2. Strikes and work stoppages.
LAB 2-1. Pickets, picketing.
LAB 3. Unions.
LAB 4. Employment of handicapped people.
LAB 6. Migrant labor and seasonal labor.
LAB 7. Minimum wage.
LAB 8. Manpower training.
LAB 9. Employment of disadvantaged.
Land.
Legal.
Legislation:
LEG 1. Senate.
LEG 1-1. Bills introduced by Senate.
LEG 1-2. Bills co-sponsored by Senate.
LEG 2. Proposed or possible legislation by Senator Mondale.
LEG 2-1. Book labeling.
LEG 2-2. Food supplements to poor.
LEG 3-2.
LEG Miscellaneous proposals.
Lists:
LST 1. Periodic reports: Mailing list for newsletters.
LST 2. Congressional Record mailing list.
LST 3. Congressional Directory mailing list.
LST 5. Data processing.
LST 6. First name: Legislators.
Congressional Record mailing list-up-to-date.
Mail:
MAIL 1. Classes, mail.
MAIL 2. Postage: Rates, permits.
MAIL 3. Stamps (commemorative).
MAIL 4. Transportation of mail.
MAIL 5. Miscellaneous.
Maritime:
MAR 1. Upper Great Lakes.
MAR 2. St. Lawrence Seaway.
Meat Inspection:
Correspondence, 1967.
Statements, amendments, press releases, 1967.
United States meat packing plants.
Witness of meat inspections. 1967.
Clippings and miscellaneous.
Congressional hearings.
Location
153.K.7.6FCongressional reports and bills.
Minnesota meat packing plants.
Minnesota.
Memoranda:
Senator.
Bob.
Dick.
Duane.
Gary.
John.
Mike.
Phil.
From Judee.
From Anne Wright.
From Connie.
Memorials:
MEM 1. International.
MEM 2. National and federal.
MEM 3. State.
Metals.
Military. 2 folders.
National Defense.
Natural Resources:
NAR. General information received.
NAR 1. Soil conservation. 2 folders.
NAR 2. Forests.
NAR 3. Parks.
NAR 3-1. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
NAR 3-2. Chippewa National Forest.
NAR 3-3. Grand Canyon.
NAR 3-4. Voyageurs National Park. 3 folders.
NAR 3-5. Redwood National Park.
NAR 3-6. Fort Snelling State Park.
NAR 4. Preservation of Natural Resources.
NAR 4-1. Save the St. Croix. 2 folders.
NAR 4-2. Clean lakes. 2 folders.
NAR 5. Fish and wildlife. 3 folders.
Location
153.K.7.7BNominations:
General file.
NOM 1. Federal department and agency heads.
NOM 1-1.
NOM 1-4.
NOM 3. U.S. District, Circuit, Supreme Court Judges.
NOM 5. Miscellaneous: Federal.
Political Affairs:
PA 1. Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party.
PA Political Affairs. State chairman and other executive officers.
PA 1-2. Fund raising.
PA 1-3. State Central Committee.
PA 1-4. State Executive Committee.
PA 1-5. District organizations.
PA 1-9-1. Precinct.
PA 1-9-2. Ward and legislative district.
PA 1-9-3. County.
PA Walter F. Mondale campaign outline report.
PA 1-9-3. Dakota County Convention.
PA 1-9-4.
PA 1-10. Miscellaneous.
PA 2. Democratic National Committee.
PA 2-1. National Convention.
PA 3. Senatorial Campaign Committee.
PA 4-1 Congressional.
PA 4-.1-1. First District.
PA 4-1-6. Sixth District.
PA 4-1-7 Seventh District.
PA 4-2-4. Legislature.
PA 4-2-4-2. House.
PA 5. Fund raising.
PA 5-1. Contributions received.
PA 5-2. Miscellaneous.
PA 6. Offers of assistance.
PA 7. Travel and arrangements assistance.
PA 8. Presidential campaigns.
PA 8-1. Lyndon B. Johnson-Hubert H. Humphrey Campaign.
PA 8-2. Hubert H. Humphrey Campaign - United Democrats for Hubert H. Humphrey.
PA 8-4. McCarthy Campaign.
PA 9. Miscellaneous.
PA 10. Mondale polls.
PA. Addresses.
PA. Political Affairs. 6 folders.
Presidential Messages.
Public Relations:
PR 10. Routine requests. 3 folders.
PR 10-1. Agricultural Yearbooks.
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153.K.7.8FPR 10-1. Agricultural Yearbooks. 2 folders.
PR 10-2. Autographs and photographs of Senator. 2 folders.
PR 10-3. Contributions, donations: Non-political.
PR 10-4. Flags.
PR 10-5. Gallery passes.
PR 10-6. Maps and charts.
PR 10-7. Publication and information. 8 folders.
PR 11. Requests to do broadcasts or interviews.
Public Works.
Publications.
Recreation.
Reports and Statistics.
Roads:
RO General file.
RO 1. Becker County Highway.
RO 1. Federal.
RO 2. State.
Location
153.K.7.9BSalaries:
General file.
SAL 1. Federal employees: Salaries and allowances.
SAL 1-2. Congressional and judicial.
SAL 1-3. Postal employees.
SAL 2. State employees.
SAL 2-1. Teachers.
Selective Service:
SS 1. Deferment policy.
SS 2. Universal military training.
SS 3. Classification.
Small Business.
Social Security and Medicare:
SOC MED 1. General file. 3 folders.
SOC MED 1-1. Benefits. 4 folders.
SOC MED 1-2. Eligibility.
SOC MED 2. Medicare.
SOC MED 2-1. Chiropractic.
SS 3.
Space Affairs. 2 folders.
SP 1. NASA.
State Government.
Taxes:
TAX General file.
TAX 1. Federal.
TAX 1-1. Excise.
TAX 1-2. Income.
TAX 1-2-1. Income tax assistance. 3 folders.
TAX 1-3. Travel.
TAX 1-4. Surcharge.
TAX 1-5. Tax breaks.
TAX 1-6. Heller Plan.
TAX 1-7. Interstate tax.
TAX 2. State.
TAX 2-4.
Time.
Location
153.K.7.10FTrade:
TR General file.
TR 1. Foreign.
TR 1-1. East-West trade 3 folders.
TR 1-2. Common Market.
TR 1-3. Import quotas.
TR 1-4. Export-Import Bank.
TR 1-5. Balance of payments.
TR 1-6. Gold cover, gold standard.
TR 1-7. Non-tariff barriers.
TR 1-8. Tariffs.
TR 1-9. Kennedy Round, GATT.
TR 2. Trade regulations.
TR 3. Imports.
TR 3-1. Dairy imports.
TR 3-2. Mink imports.
TR 4. Exports.
TR 4-1. Lard.
Transportation and Utilities:
TR & UT 1. Transportation.
TR & UT 1-1. Motor carriers.
TR & UT 1-2. Rail carriers.
TR & UT 1-3. Water carriers.
TR & UT 2. Communications.
TR & UT 2-1. Telephone.
TR & UT 2-2. Radio.
TR & UT 2-3. Television.
TR & UT 2-4. Cable television.
TR & UT 3-3.
Veterans:
VET. General file.
VET 3. Education and schooling.
VET 4. Loan guarantees.
VET 5. Annuities, pensions and disability allowance. 3 folders.
VET 6. Veterans Affairs Committee.
VET 7. Miscellaneous.
Un-American Activities:
UN A 1. Communism.

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153.K.6.1BAdministration:
ADM. Dunphy, Robert.
ADM 1-4. Summer interns.
ADM 2. Staff meeting minutes.
ADM 4-3. Equipment from Sergeant at Arms.
Agriculture:
AG 1. Commodities (Agriculture Stabilization Act).
AG 1-5. Soybeans.
AG 1-6. Sugar
AG 1-9. Wheat.
AG 1-10. Feed grains.
AG 1-11. Livestock and meat products.
AG 1-12. Dairy.
AG 1-13. Commodities: Potatoes.
AG 2. Cropland Adjustment Program.
AG 3. Crop insurance.
AG 4. Farm credit.
AG 5. Rural electric and telephone supplemental financing.
AG 6. National Farm Bargaining Act.
AG 8. Advance payments on grain.
AG 9. Miscellaneous assistance.
AG 10. Miscellaneous.
AG 11. Food stamps. 2 folders.
AG 12. Farm program payments: Budget.
AG 13. Hunger file.
AG 14. Farm tax.
AG 15. Land Retirement program.
Appropriations:
AP 1. Department of National Defense. 2 folders.
AP 4. Interior and related agencies.
AP 5. Independent offices.
AP 6. Housing and Urban Development.
AP 8. Health, Education and Welfare and related agencies.
AP 12. Transportation.
AP 19. Miscellaneous.
Atomic Energy Commission:
General.
Aviation :
AV 1. Airports and airways: Construction and maintenance.
AV 2. Air safety rules and regulations.
AV 3. Air passenger and freight traffic: Rates, tariffs and schedules.
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153.K.6.2FBeverages:
BEV 1. Liquor and alcohol problems.
Civil rights:
CR 1. Fair housing.
CR 2. Equal employment.
Civil Rights Equal Employment, 1969, part 1 Digital version
Civil Rights Equal Employment, 1969, part 2 Digital version
Civil Rights Equal Employment, 1969, part 3 Digital version
CR 2-1. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Civil Rights Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1969, part 1 Digital version
Civil Rights Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1969, part 2 Digital version
CR 3. Civil rights problems.
Civil Service:
CS 2. Exams and standards for Civil Service personnel.
CS 3. Investigations (security risk, character).
CS 4. Personnel activities.
CS 5. Position classifications, job descriptions.
CS6. Separations, reductions in force.
Committees:
COM 2-1. Banking and Currency.
COM 2-1-1. Housing and Urban Affairs.
COM 2-1-3. Production and Stabilization.
COM 2-1-4. Financial Institutions.
COM 2-2. Labor and Public Welfare.
COM 2-2-1. Migratory Labor (chairman).
COM 2-2-2. Education.
COM 2-2-4. Employment, Manpower, Poverty.
COM 2-2-6. Indian Education.
COM 2-2-7. Evaluation and planning of social programs.
COM 2-3. Special Committee on Aging(Older Americans Act). 2 folders.
COM 2-3-1. Retirement and the Individual.
COM 2-3-3. Consumer Interests of Elderly.
COM 2-3-4. Health of the Elderly.
COM 2-4. Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs.
COM 2-6. Indian Education Committee.
Congressional:
CONG 4. Correspondence on Congressional Record.
CONG 4-1. Requests for publications in Congressional Record.
CONG 5. General legislation regarding Congress.
CONG 6. Junkets.
Constituents:
CONST A-M. 13 folders.
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153.K.6.3BCONST N-Z. 10 folders.
Consumer protection:
CP 1. Meat inspection.
CP 2. Eggs, fish, and poultry.
CP 4. Truth in Lending.
CP 5. Flammable fabrics.
CP 9. Truth in packaging.
CP 10. Auto safety. 20 folders.
CP 10-1. Auto protection.
CP 11.
CP 12. Miscellaneous.
Crime:
CRI 1. Juvenile delinquency.
CRI 2. Gun control. 2 folders.
CRI 3. Safe Streets and Crime Control Act.
CRI 4. Warren Commission.
Disaster.
Economics and finance:
EC & FI 2. Industry.
EC & FI 3. Inflation. 2 folders.
EC & FI 4. Cost of living.
EC & FI 5. Public debt, spending.
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153.K.6.4FEC & FI 6. Securities and Exchange Commission.
EC & FI 6-1. Mutual funds.
EC & FI 7. Bonds.
EC & FI 8. Financial institutions.
EC & FI 8-1. Saving.
EC & FI 9. Anti-trust and monopolies.
EC & FI 10. Conglomerates.
Education:
ED 1. Higher education.
ED 1-1. Facilities (Title I).
ED 1-2 Teacher education.
ED 1-2-1. Fellowships and institutes.
ED 1-2-2. Educational technology.
ED 1-3. Fellowships and institutes.
ED 1-4. Student financial aid.
ED 1-5. Educational opportunity grants.
ED 1-5-1. University of Minnesota.
ED 1-6. Junior colleges.
ED 1-7. Educational research.
ED 1-8. Selective Service deferments
ED 1-9. Upward Bound.
ED 1-10. Law school.
ED 2. Elementary and secondary education: General.
ED 2-1. Aid to disadvantaged children.
ED 2-1-1. Title I ESRA.
ED 2-1-2. Teacher corps.
ED 2-1-3. Head Start program and follow up.
ED 2-2. Innovative programs.
ED 2-4. Handicapped children.
ED 2-5. Financing.
ED 3. Adult education.
ED 4. International education.
ED 6. Vocational and technical education (Education and Youth Training Program).
ED 6-1. School construction.
ED 7. Miscellaneous: Riots in school, sex education, prayer in school.
ED 7-1. Prayer in schools.
Location
153.K.6.5BED 9. Parochial and private schools.
Federal government:
FG 1. Executive branch.
FG 1-1. Departments.
FG 1-2. Independent agencies: Boards and committees.
FG 2. Judicial branch.
FG 2-2-3. Supreme Court.
FG 3-5. Capitol: Remodeling.
FG 5. District of Columbia.
Foreign relations:
FR 1. Foreign policy.
FR 1-1. Vietnam. 3 folders.
FR 1-2. Middle East.
FR 1-3. Latin America.
FR 1-4. Russia.
FR 1-5. China.
FR 1-7. Africa.
FR 1-8. Brain drain.
FR 1-9. Pueblo.
FR 1-10. Japan.
FR 1-11. Korean incidents.
FR 1-12. Peru.
FR 1-13. Greece.
FR 1-14. Yugoslavia.
FR 1-16. Miscellaneous countries.
FR 2. Foreign aid.
FR 2-1.
FR 2-3. Food for peace.
FR 2-4.
FR 2-5. Aid to other nations.
FR 3. Treaties and peace pacts (except trade).
FR 4. United Nations.
FR 6. Miscellaneous.
Health and Welfare:
H & W 1-1. Pollution.
H & W 1-2. Air pollution.
H & W 1-3. Noise pollution.
H & W 3. Health commission.
H & W 4. State welfare: Individual cases: A-E. 5 folders.
Location
153.K.6.6FH & W 4. State welfare: Individual cases: F-Z. 20 folders.
H & W 5. Hospitals and nursing homes.
H & W 6. Public health. 2 folders.
H & W 7. Drugs. 2 folders.
H & W 8. Miscellaneous (laboratory animals).
H & W 9. School lunch program.
H & W 10. Birth control.
H & W 11. Poverty: General. 2 folders.
H & W 11-1. Poverty: Legal matters.
H & W 12. Aid to dependent children.
H & W 13. Guaranteed national income.
Housing and Urban Affairs:
H & U 1-2-1. Assistance.
H & U 1-2. FHA and elderly housing.
H & U 1-3. Public welfare and elderly housing.
H & U 1-4. Urban transportation.
H & U 1-5. Urban planning.
H & U 1-6.
H & U 1-7. Rent supplements.
H & U 1-8. Model cities.
H & U 1-9. Miscellaneous programs: Beautification, rural housing, historic preservation.
H & U 1-10. VISTA.
H & U 2. Issues.
H & U 2-1. Components of construction.
H & U 2-2. Mortgage credit.
H & U 2-3. Rural-urban migration.
H & U 2-4. Home ownership.
H & U 2-6. Urban, crises, ghettos.
H & U 2-7.
H & U 2-9. Housing bill.
H & U 2-10. Metropolitan issues: Inter-governmental relations.
H & U 2-11. President's Commission on Civil Disorders.
Immigration and naturalization:
I N 1. Citizenship.
I N 4. Employment of spouses of aliens temporarily attending school.
Indian affairs:
IA 1. Miscellaneous.
Location
153.K.6.7BIA 1. Miscellaneous.
Institutions:
INST 1. General.
INST 1-1. Federal institutions.
INST 1-2. Health and mental: Hospitals, sanitariums and clinics.
INST 2. State institutions.
Insurance and retirement:
I & R 1. Federal government (except Social Security).
I & R 1-1. Federal government (except Social Security).
I & R 1-2. Retirement and annuities (including disability).
I & R 1-3. Railroad retirement.
I & R 1-4. Workmen's Compensation.
I & R 2. State government.
I & R 3. Private and industrial insurance and retirement.
I & R 3-1. Individual problems.
Inventions:
INV 1. Patents. 2 folders.
INV 2. Trademarks.
Labor:
LAB 1.
LAB 1-1. Statistics.
LAB 2. Strikes and work stoppages.
LAB 2-1. Pickets.
LAB 3. Unions.
LAB 3-1.
LAB 5. Fair labor standards.
LAB 6. Migrant labor and seasonal labor.
LAB 7. Minimum wages.
LAB 8. Manpower training.
LAB 9. Employment of the disadvantaged.
LAB 10. Job Corps.
LAB 11. Community and business: Minnesota Teen Corps.
Legal:
LE 1. Claims, litigation (except private bills).
LE 1-1.
LE 2. Decisions, opinions, interpretations.
LE 2-1. Attorney General.
LE 2-3. Judicial (includes Supreme Court).
Legislation:
LEG 1. S. 823: Credit information exchange.
LEG 1. Senate.
LEG 1-1. Bills introduced by Senator.
Location
153.K.6.8FLEG 1-2. Bills co-sponsored by Senator. 4 folders.
LEG 1-3. Sponsorship declined.
LEG 2-4. Pensions.
LEG 2-5. Welfare.
Lists:
LST 1. Mailing list for newsletters and reports.
LST 2. Congressional Record mailing list.
LST 5. Data processing.
LST 7. Changes in addresses.
Mail:
MAIL 1. Mail classes.
MAIL 2. Postage: Rates, permits.
MAIL 3. Stamps (commemorative).
MAIL 4. Transportation of mail.
MAIL 5. Miscellaneous.
MAIL 6. No answer. 2 folders.
MAIL 7. No address.
MAIL 8. Obscene and pornographic. 2 folders.
Maritime:
MAR 1. Ports, harbors, Upper Great Lakes.
MAR 1-1. Upper Great Lakes.
MAR 2. Ships and shipping.
MAR 2-2. St. Lawrence Seaway.
MAR 2-2. St. Lawrence Seaway bill, S. 1455.
MAR 3. Ocean research and oceanography.
Memorials:
MEM 2. National and federal.
Location
153.K.6.9BMemoranda to staff.
Memoranda to staff: Mike Berman.
Memoranda to the Senator.
Metals.
Military:
MIL 2. Military pay, allowances.
MIL 4. Reservations, camps, bases.
MIL 4-4. Punishments.
MIL 5. Reserve programs.
MIL 5-4. Reservations: Forts, posts, bases, stations, sites.
MIL 5-5. Navy.
MIL 6. Separation, discharge, release policies.
MIL 7. Military units, scandals.
MIL 9. Weapons, arms, ammunitions. 2 folders.
Miscellaneous.
National defense:
NAD 1. Civil defense.
NAD 3. Construction and housing.
NAD 5. Security.
Natural resources:
NAR 1. Soil conservation.
NAR 2. Forests.
NAR 3. Parks.
NAR 3-1. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
NAR 3-2. Chippewa National Forest.
NAR 3-4. Voyageurs National Park.
NAR 4. Preservation of natural resources.
NAR 4-1. Save the St. Croix.
NAR 5. Fish and wildlife.
NAR 7. Alaskan problems.
Nominations:
NOM 1. Federal department and agency heads and commissions.
NOM 1. Otto Otepka.
NOM 2. U.S. Attorney and assistants.
NOM 3. Supreme Court and judges.
NOM 4. U.S. Marshal.
NOM 5. Miscellaneous: Federal.
NOM 6. State and municipal.
NOM 7. Requests to serve without pay on advisory committees.
Political affairs:
PA. General.
PA 1. Advertising campaign.
PA 2. Issues.
PA 3. Materials, issues, problems, suggestions, campaign.
PA 7-1. Democratic National Committee.
PA 8. Electoral College.
PA 8-2. Congress elections (including Powell).
PA 8-3. Polls and voting places.
PA 8-4. Presidential elections.
PA 8-5. State elections (including primaries).
PA 8-5-1. Gubernatorial.
PA 10. Political relations.
PA 10-1-1. Campaign workers.
PA 10-1-2. Groups, organizations.
PA 10-2. Cooperation, volunteers.
PA 10-3-2. Groups, organizations, associations.
Public relations:
PR 14: Senate Youth Program.
PR 16: White House fellows.
Recreation:
REC 1. Facilities.
Reports:
R S 1. General.
Location
153.K.6.10FRoads:
RO 1. Federal roads.
RO 2. State roads.
RO 3. City.
Salaries:
SAL 1. Federal employees: Salaries and allowances.
SAL 1-2. Congressional and judicial.
SAL 1-3. Postal employees.
Selective Service:
Selective Service 1. Deferment policy.
Selective Service 2.
Selective Service 3.
Small business:
SB 2. Financing, loan.
Social Security:
SOC MED 1. Social Security.
SOC MED 1-1. Benefits.
SOC MED 1-2. Eligibility.
SOC MED 2. Medicare.
SOC MED 2-1. Chiropractors.
SOC MED 2-2. Medicaid.
Space affairs:
SP 1. NASA. 2 folders.
SP 2. Anti-ballistics missiles (Anti-ballistics missiles (ABM)). 2 folders.
Tax:
TAX 1. Federal.
TAX 1-1. Excise.
TAX 1-2. Income tax matters.
TAX 1-2-1. Income tax assistance.
TAX 1-3. Travel.
TAX 1-4. Surcharge.
TAX 1-5. Tax breaks.
TAX 1-5. Tax reforms, January-August 1969. 3 folders.
Location
153.K.5.1BTAX 1-5. Tax reforms, September-December 1969. 6 folders.
TAX 1-7. Interstate 1969.
TAX 1-8. Profit sharing with states.
TAX 2. State.
TAX 2-1. State taxes.
TAX 2-2. Real estate taxes.
TAX 2-4. State.
Trade:
TR 1. Foreign.
TR 1-1. East-west trade. 2 folders.
TR 1-2. Common Market.
TR 1-3. Import quotas.
TR 1-4. Exports-imports.
TR 1-6. Gold cover, gold standard.
TR 1-8. Tariffs.
TR 2. Export trade regulations.
TR 3. Imports.
TR 3-1. Dairy imports.
TR 3-2. Mink imports.
TR 4. Exports.
TR 4-1. Lard.
Transportation and utilities:
TR & UT 1. Transportation.
TR & UT 1-1. Motor carriers.
TR & UT 1-2. Rail carriers.
TR & UT 2. Communications.
TR & UT 2-1. Telephone.
TR & UT 2-3. Television.
TR & UT 2-4. Pay television.
TR & UT 3. Power and light.
TR & UT 3-1. Motor carriers.
Un-American activities:
UN A 1. Communism.
Veterans:
VET 1. Medicine and surgery.
VET 3. Education and schooling.
VET 4. Loan guarantees.
VET 5. Annuities, pensions, disability allowances.
VET 6. Veterans Affairs committee.
VET 7. Veterans miscellaneous.

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153.K.5.2FAgriculture:
AG 1. Commodities (Agriculture Stabilization Act).
AG 1-1. Cotton.
AG 1-2. Corn.
AG 1-3. Eggs.
AG 1-5. Soybeans, 1969-1970.
AG 1-6. Sugar.
AG 1-9. Wheat.
AG 1-10. Feed grains.
AG 1-11. Livestock and meat products, 1969-1970.
AG 1-12. Dairy products.
AG 1-14. Honey.
AG 3. Crop insurance.
AG 4. Farm credit.
AG 5. Rural electricity and telephone financing.
AG 6. National Farm Bargaining Act.
AG 7. Agriculture.
AG 8. Advance payments on grain.
AG 9. Miscellaneous assistance.
AG 10. Miscellaneous. 5 folders.
AG 11. Food stamp program.
AG 12. Farm program payments.
AG 14. Farm taxes.
AG 16. Farm bill for 1970.
Appropriations:
AP 1: Defense. 2 folders.
AP 2: Treasury, Post Office, Executive Office.
AP 4: Interior and related agencies.
AP 6: Housing and Urban Development.
AP 8: Health, Education and Welfare and related agencies, December 1969-June 1970. 9 folders.
Location
153.K.5.3BAP 8: Health, education and related, July-December 1970. 4 folders.
Atomic energy:
AE 1: Atomic Energy Commission: General, 1969-1970.
Aviation:
AV 1: Airports: Establishment, construction, and maintenance.
AV 2: Air safety rules and regulations.
AV 3: Air passenger, freight traffic and regulations. 2 folders.
AV 4: Routes.
Beverages:
BEV 1: Liquors.
Civil rights:
CR 1: Fair housing.
CR 2: Civil rights problems: Discrimination.
CR 3: Civil rights problems.
Civil service:
CS 2: Examination 7 standards personnel.
CS 3: Investigations, security risks.
CS 4: Personnel activities: Hatch Act.
CS 5: Position classification.
CS 6: Separations, layoffs, reduction in force.
Committees:
COM 1: Congressional.
COM 2-1: Banking and Currency.
COM 2-1-2: International Finance.
COM 2-1-3: Production and Stabilization (chairman).
COM 2-1-4: Financial Institutions.
COM 2-2: Labor and Public Welfare.
COM 2-2-1: Migratory Labor (chairman).
COM 2-2-2: Education.
COM 2-2-4: Employment, Manpower and Poverty.
COM 2-2-6: Indian Education.
COM 2-2-7: Evaluation and Planning of Social Program (chairman).
COM 2-3: Special Committee on the Aging, Older American Act.
COM 2-3-1: Retirement and the Individual (chairman).
COM 2-3-3: Consumer Interests of the Elderly.
COM 2-5: Senate Select Committee on Equal Opportunity.
Congressional:
CONG 2-5: Senate Select Committee on Equal Opportunity.
CONG 4-1: Congressional Record: correspondence .
CONG 5: General legislation regarding Congress.
CONG 6: Junkets and payroll.
Constituents:
CONST A-Z. 6 folders.
Location
153.K.4.4FConsumer protection:
CP 1: Meat inspection. 7 folders.
Location
153.K.5.4FCP 2: Eggs, fish and poultry.
CP 3: Interstate land sales.
CP 4: Truth in Lending.
CP 5: Flammable fabrics.
CP 9: Truth in packaging.
CP 10: Auto safety. 2 folders.
CP 10-1: Auto insurance.
CP 11: Credit insurance.
CP 12: Advertising frauds, gimmicks, cigarettes. 4 folders.
CRI 1: Juvenile delinquency.
CRI 2: Gun control.
CRI 3: Safe streets and Crime Control Act. 6 folders.
CRI 4: Warren Commission report: Kennedy assassination.
Disasters:
DIS 1: Emergency relief.
Economics and finance:
EC & FI 1: Business recession.
EC & FI 2: Industry.
EC & FI 3: Inflation. 4 folders.
EC & FI 4: Cost of living.
EC & FI 5: Public debt, spending.
EC & FI 6: Securities and exchange.
EC & FI 6-1: Mutual funds.
EC & FI 7: Bonds.
EC & FI 8: Banking institutions, January-June 1970. 4 folders.
Location
153.K.5.5BEC & FI 8: Banking institutions, July-December 1970. 3 folders.
EC & FI 8-1: Savings.
EC & FI 8-2: Federal Land Bank.
EC & FI 8-3: Swiss bank account.
EC & FI 9: Antitrust and monopolies.
EC & FI 10: Conglomerates.
EC & FI 11: National priorities.
EC & FI 12: Federal budget.
Education:
ED 1: Higher education.
ED 1-1: Facilities (Title I).
ED 1-2: Teachers education.
ED 1-2-1: Fellowships and institutes (Title VI).
ED 1-3: Institutional aid: National Defense Education Act (Title III).
ED 1-4: Student financial aid. 2 folders.
ED 1-5: Educational opportunity grants.
ED 1-6: Junior colleges.
ED 1-7: Educational research.
ED 1-8: University of Minnesota, other colleges and universities.
ED 1-9: Upward Bound program.
ED 1-10: Law schools.
ED 2: Elementary and secondary education.
ED 2-1: Aid for disadvantaged children.
ED 2-1-1: Title I, ESEA (Elementary and Secondary Education Act).
ED 2-1-2: Teacher Corps.
ED 2-1-3: Head Start and Follow Through.
ED 2-2: Innovative programs/gifted children (Title III). 2 folders.
ED 2-3: Minnesota Department of Education.
ED 2-4: Handicapped children, (Title VI).
ED 2-5: Medical schools.
ED 3: Adult education.
ED 4: International education
ED 5: Vocational and technical education (Education and Youth Training Program).
ED 6: School education.
ED 7: Miscellaneous education problems (prayer in school, drivers education, riots). 2 folders.
ED 8: Indian education. 3 folders.
Location
153.K.5.6FED 9: Parochial schools.
Federal government:
FG 1: Executive branch.
FG 1-1: Departments.
FG 1-2: Independent agencies and offices (also boards and commissions).
FG 1-3: Government liaison officers.
FG 2-2-2: District courts.
FG 2-2-3: Supreme Court.
FG 3-1-3: Ethics.
FG 5: District of Columbia
FG 6: World government.
FG 7: State government.
Foreign relations:
FR 1: Foreign policy.
FR 1-1: Vietnam. 11 folders.
FR 1-2: Middle East. 3 folders.
FR 1-3: Latin America.
FR 1-4: Russia.
FR 1-5: China.
FR 1-6: France.
FR 1-7: Africa.
FR 1-8: Brain drain.
FR 1-11: Korea.
FR 1-12: Peru.
FR 1-13: Greece.
FR 1-15: Czechoslovakia.
FR 1-16: Miscellaneous countries.
FR 2: Foreign aid.
FR 2-1: Agency for International Development.
FR 2-2: Public uses.
FR 2-3: Food for Peace.
FR 2-4: Peace Corps.
FR 2-5: Aid to other nations.
FR 3: Treaties and peace pacts (except trade).
FR 4: United Nations.
Location
153.K.5.7BHealth and welfare:
H & W 1: Pollution: General (including nuclear). 10 folders.
H & W 1-1: Water pollution. 3 folders.
H & W 1-2: Air pollution.
H & W 2: Social accounting. 2 folders.
H & W 2: Social accounting: Full Opportunity Act. 8 folders.
H & W 2: Full Opportunity Act material, 1967. 2 folders.
Location
153.K.5.8FH & W 3: Health Commission.
H & W 5: Hospital nursing homes. 2 folders.
H & W 6: Public health: Cigarette smoking, other problems. 3 folders.
H & W 7: Drugs, pesticides, food additives. 4 folders.
H & W 8: Miscellaneous.
H & W 9: School lunch program.
H & W 10: Birth control. 2 folders.
H & W 11: Poverty: General, Hunger bill.
H & W 11-1: Legal services.
H & W 11-2: VISTA.
H & W 12: Aid to dependent children. 2 folders.
H & W 13: Teach out on environmental problems.
H & W 14: National health insurance.
Housing and urban affairs (development):
H & U 1-2 and 1-2-1: FHA-235 program assistance.
H & U 1-3: Public housing (WELF-elderly).
H & U 1-3: E. A. Jyring.
Location
153.K.5.9BH & U 1-4: Urban transportation.
H & U 1-5: Urban planning (701).
H & U 1-6: Urban renewal, codes.
H & U 1-9: Miscellaneous programs.
H & U 2: Issues.
H & U 2-1: Components of construction: Mobile homes.
H & U 2-2: Mortgage and credit.
H & U 2-3: Rural-urban migration.
H & U 2-6: Urban crisis, ghettos, civil disorder.
H & U 2-7: New towns.
H & U 2-8: Miscellaneous issues.
H & U 2-9: Housing bill.
H & U 2-10: Metropolitan issues: Intergovernmental relations.
Immigration and naturalization:
I N 1: Citizenship.
I N 2: Passports and VISAs.
I N 5: Miscellaneous problems.
Indian affairs:
IA 1: Miscellaneous. 7 folders.
Insurance and retirement:
I & R 1-2: Retirement and annuities (includes disability).
I & R 1-3: Railroad retirement.
I & R 2: State government retirement.
I & R 3: Private and industrial insurance and retirement.
I & R 3-1: Individual problems.
Inventions:
INV 1: Patents.
INV 2: Trademarks, copyrights.
Labor:
LAB 1: Conditions: Employment, unemployment. 2 folders.
LAB 2: Strikes and work stoppages.
LAB 3: Unions.
LAB 3: Northwest Airlines strike.
LAB 3-2: Independent unions.
LAB 4: Employment of handicapped people.
LAB 5: Fair Labor Standards.
LAB 6: Migrant labor and seasonal labor.
LAB 7: Minimum wage.
LAB 8: Manpower training.
LAB 9: Employment of disadvantaged.
LAB 10: Job Corps.
LAB 11: Minnesota Teen Corps.
Legal:
LE 1: Claims, litigations (except private bills).
LE 2: Decision, opinions, interpretations.
LE 2-4: Judicial (includes Supreme Court).
Legislation:
LEG 1-3: Bills on which sponsorship was declined.
Location
153.K.5.10FLEG 1-3: Bills on which sponsorship was declined. 3 folders.
LEG 2: Possible legislation by Mondale.
LEG 3: Requests for co-sponsorship for Mondale legislation.
LEG 3: Legislative reforms.
Lists:
LST 1: Periodic reports and newsletters.
LST 2: Congressional Record mailing list.
LST 3: Christmas list.
LST 6: Miscellaneous: Federal Register.
LST Mike's list.
LST General list.
Mail:
MAIL 1: Classes, mail.
MAIL 2: Postage: Rates, permits.
MAIL 3: Stamps (commemorative).
MAIL 4: Transportation of mail.
MAIL 5: Miscellaneous.
MAIL 6: Mail, no answer.
MAIL 7: Mail, no address.
MAIL 8: Obscene.
Maritime:
MAR 1: Ports, harbors, shipyards, docks.
MAR 1-1: Upper Great Lakes.
MAR 2: Ships, shipping.
MAR 2-1: Subsidies.
MAR 2-2: St. Lawrence Waterway (Seaway). 2 folders.
Memorials, holidays:
MEM 1: International.
MEM 2: National and federal.
Memoranda:
Memoranda to Mike.
Memoranda to Senator.
Memoranda to staff.
Mike's tabulations.
Metals:
MET 1: General
Military:
MIL 2: Military pay, allowance, quarters. 2 folders.
MIL 3: Officer commission, Army, Air Force, Marine Reserves, ROTC, academy.
MIL 4: Reservations, camps, forts, bases.
MIL 4-4: Punishments.
MIL 5: Reserve programs, training.
MIL 5-1: Reserve programs: Air Force.
MIL 5-3: Coast Guard.
MIL 5-4: Marines (sundown).
MIL 7: Units, scandals.
MIL 9: Weapons, arms, ammunition.
MIL 10: Surplus property (real estate, buildings, equipment).
National defense:
NAD 1: Civil defense.
NAD 2: National defense.
NAD 5: Security.
Natural resources:
NAR 1: Soil conservation.
NAR 1-1: Wet lands and Water Bank bill.
NAR 2: Forests.
NAR 3: Parks.
NAR 3-1: Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
NAR 3-2: Chippewa National Forest.
Location
153.K.4.1BNAR 3-4: Voyageurs National Park.
NAR 3-7: Everglades National Park, 1969-1970.
NAR 3-8: Historic sites in Minnesota.
NAR 4: Preservation of natural resources: Oil.
NAR 4-1: Save the St. Croix.
NAR 4-2: Clean lakes, 1968-1970. 2 folders.
NAR 5: Fish and wildlife. 2 folders.
NAR 7: Alaskan problems
Nominations:
NOM 1: Federal department and agency heads commissions.
NOM 3: United States district, circuit and supreme court justices. 2 folders.
NOM 5: Miscellaneous: Federal.
NOM 6: State and municipal.
NOM 7: Requests to serve on important government committees (no pay).
Political affairs:
PA 1: General, workers. 4 folders.
PA 2: Issues. 4 folders.
PA 7: Contributions.
PA 8: Voting age.
Public relations:
PR 17: Committee for Ten.
PR 18: White House Conference on Aging.
PR 19: White House Conference on Children.
Recreation:
REC 1: Facilities and general.
REC 2: Sports and sporting events.
Reports and statistics:
R & S: General (census matters).
Roads:
RO 1: Federal. 2 folders.
RO 2: State roads.
RO 3: City.
Salaries:
SAL 1: Federal.
SAL 1-2: Congressional and judicial.
SAL 1-3: Postal service.
SAL 1-4: Wage Board: Blue collar workers.
SAL 2, 2-1: State employees and teachers.
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153.K.4.2FSelective service:
Selective Service 1: Deferment policy. 3 folders.
Selective Service 2: Universal military training.
Small business:
SB 1: General.
SB 2: Loans.
Social Security and Medicare:
SOC MED 1: Social Security.
SOC MED 1-1: Benefits. 4 folders.
SOC MED 1-2: Eligibility.
SOC MED 2: Medicare problems.
SOC MED 2-1: Chiropractic.
SOC MED 2-2: Medicaid.
Space affairs:
SP 1: NASA moon flight. 2 folders.
SP 2: Anti-ballistics missiles (Anti-ballistics missiles (ABM)).
Taxes:
TAX 1: Federal.
TAX 1-1: Excise.
TAX 1-2: Income matters.
TAX 1-3: Travel.
TAX 1-4: Surcharge.
TAX 1-5: Tax reform. 7 folders.
TAX 1-7: Interstate tax.
TAX 1-8: Revenue sharing (state).
TAX 2: State.
TAX 2-1: State taxes.
TAX 2-2: Real estate.
Location
153.K.4.3BTrade:
TR 1-1: East-west trade. 3 folders.
TR 1-3: Import quota.
TR 1-4: Export-import banks.
TR 1-5: Balance of payments.
TR 1-11: Developing nations.
TR 2: Trade regulation. 3 folders.
TR 3: Imports: General.
TR 3-1: Dairy imports.
TR 3-2: Mink imports.
TR 4: Exports: General.
TR 5: Metal stockpiling (nickel short).
Transportation and utilities:
TR & UT 1-1: Motor carriers.
TR & UT 1-2: Rail carriers. 3 folders.
TR & UT 1-3: Water carriers [barge mixing]. 2 folders.
TR & UT 2: Communications, radio, television.
TR & UT 2-1: Telephone.
TR & UT 2-2: Radio; General.
TR & UT 2-3: Television: General.
TR & UT 2-5: Cable television.
TR & UT 3: Power, light, mining.
Un-American activities:
UN A 1: Communism.
Veterans:
VET 1: Medicine and surgery.
VET 2: Insurance.
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153.K.4.4FVET 3: Education and schooling.
VET 4: Loan guarantees.
VET 5: Annuities, pensions, and disability allowances. 3 folders.
VET 6: Veterans Affairs Commission.
VET 7: Veterans miscellaneous employment.

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153.K.4.5BAdministration:
ADM 1-1. Applicants for staff positions. 4 folders.
ADM 1-3. Applicants for internships.
ADM 1-1. Economists.
ADM misc. General and miscellaneous files.
ADM 1-4. Summer interns. 2 folders.
ADM Dunphy.
Agriculture:
AG 1. Commodities (Agriculture Stabilization Act).
AG 1-2. Corn.
AG 1-3. Eggs.
AG 1-4. Oats.
AG 1-5. Soybeans.
AG 1-6. Sugar.
AG 1-7. Turkeys.
AG 1-9. Wheat.
AG 1-10. Feed grains.
AG 1-11. Livestock and meat products.
AG 1-12. Dairy products.
AG 1-13. Potatoes.
AG 1-14. Honey.
AG 1-15. Tobacco.
AG 2. Cropland adjustment program.
AG 3. Crop insurance.
AG 4. Farm credit (FHA loans).
AG 5. Rural electricity and telephone.
AG 6. National Farm Bargaining Act.
AG 7. Emergency food reserve.
AG 8. Advanced payments on grain, feed grain program.
AG 9. Miscellaneous assistance (soil banks).
AG 10. Miscellaneous agriculture.
AG 11. Food stamp program.
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153.K.4.6FAG 12. Farm program payments, Fair Farm Budget (Farmers Union).
AG 14. Farm taxes.
AG 16. Farm bill of 1970.
Appropriations:
AP 1. Defense.
AP 2. Treasury, Post Office, Executive office.
AP 3. District of Columbia.
AP 4. Interior and related agencies.
AP 5. Independent offices.
AP 6. Housing and Urban Development.
AP 7. Labor.
AP 8. Health, Education and Welfare and related agencies.
AP 9. State, Justice, Commerce, judiciary and related agencies.
AP 11. Agriculture and related agencies.
AP 12. Transportation.
AP 14. Atomic energy.
AP 17. Foreign assistance and related agencies.
AP 18. Supplementals.
AP 20. Minnesota projects.
Atomic energy:
AE 1. General.
Aviation:
AV 1. General.
AV 2. Air safety rules and regulations.
AV 3. Air passenger and freight traffic (rates, tariffs, and schedules).
AV 4. Routes.
Beverages:
BEV 1-1. Liquor and alcoholism.
Civil Rights:
CR 2. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
CR 3. Civil rights problems, discrimination.
Civil Service:
CS 2. Examinations and standards for civil service personnel.
CS 4. Personnel activities (Hatch Act, social, benevolent, or recreational).
CS 5. Position classification (re-classification, job description).
CS 6. Separations (discharge, reduction in force, firings, layoffs).
Committees:
COM 2-1. Banking and Currency.
COM 2-1-1. Housing and Urban Affairs.
COM 2-1-2. International Finance.
COM 2-2. Labor and Public Welfare.
COM 2-2-6. Indian Education.
COM 2-2-8. Child Development.
COM 2-3. Special Committee on Aging.
Congressional Record:
CONG 1. Calendars: House, Senate.
CONG 2. Congressional directory (correspondence only).
CONG 3. Library of Congress, LSSRS, Legislative Reference Service.
CONG 4-1. Correspondence.
CONG 5. General legislation re: Congress.
CONG 6. Junkets, payroll, ethics, miscellaneous.
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153.K.4.7BConstituents:
CONST 1. General, 1970.
Consumer protection:
CP 1. Meat inspection. 13 folders.
CP 4. Truthin Lending.
CP 5. Flammable fabrics.
CP 6. Quality stabilization.
CP 7. Telephone solicitation.
CP 8. Charities.
CP 9. Truth in packaging.
CP 10. Automobile safety.
CP 10-1. Consumer protection.
CP 11. Credit insurance, credit cards, credit information.
CP 12. Miscellaneous frauds, gimmicks.
CP 13. Drug pricing.
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153.K.4.8FCrime:
CRI 1. Juvenile delinquency.
CRI 2. Gun control.
CRI 3. Safe Streets and Crime Control Act.
Disasters:
DIS 1. Emergency relief: General.
Economics and finance:
EC & FI 1. Business recession.
EC & FI 2. Industry.
EC & FI 3. Inflation.
EC & FI 4. Cost of living.
EC & FI 5. Public debt, spending.
EC & FI 6-1. Mutual funds.
EC & FI 7. Bonds.
EC & FI 8-1. Savings.
EC & FI 8-2. Federal Land Bank.
EC & FI 8-3. Swiss banks (Federal Reserve System).
EC & FI 9. Antitrust and monopolies.
EC & FI 10. Conglomerates.
EC & FI 11. National priorities.
EC & FI 12. Wage price freeze, 1971. 2 folders.
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153.K.4.9BEC & FI 12. Wage price freeze. 1971.
Education:
ED 1. Higher education.
ED 1-1. Facilities (Title I).
ED 1-2, 1-2-1, 1-2-2. Teachers education.
ED 1-3. Institutional aid: National Defense Education Act (Title III).
ED 1-4. Student financial aid.
ED 1-5. Educational opportunity grants.
ED 1-6. Junior colleges.
ED 1-7. Educational research.
ED 1-8. University of Minnesota and other Minnesota colleges.
ED 1-9. Upward Bound program.
ED 1-10. Law schools.
ED 2. Elementary and secondary education.
ED 2-1, 2-1-1. Aid to disadvantaged children.
ED 2-1-1. Title I, Elementary and Secondary Education Act (impacted aid).
ED 2-1-2. Teacher Corps.
ED 2-1-3. Head Start and Follow Through.
ED 2-2. Innovative programs/gifted children (Title III).
ED 2-3. Minnesota Department of Education: Special folders. under Community and Business.
ED 2-4. Handicapped children (Title VI).
ED 2-5. Medical education.
ED 3. Adult education.
ED 4. International education.
ED 5. Vocational and technical education (Education and Youth Training Program).
ED 6. School construction.
ED 7. Miscellaneous educational problems. 3 folders.
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153.K.4.10FED 8. Indian education.
ED 9. Parochial schools.
Federal government:
FG 1, 1-1. Executive branch.
FG 1-2. FBI.
FG 2. Judicial system.
FG 2-1, 2-2. Courts.
FG 5. District of Columbia.
FG 7. State government.
Foreign relations:
FR 1. Foreign policy: General.
FR 1-1. Vietnam. 4 folders.
FR 1-2. Middle East.
FR 1-3. Latin America-Cuba.
FR 1-4. Russia.
FR 1-5. China.
FR 1-7. Africa.
FR 1-9. Pueblo.
FR 1-10. Japan.
FR 1-13. Greece.
FR 1-16. Miscellaneous countries: Rhodesia, Turkey, Germany.
FR 2. Foreign aid.
FR 2-1. Aid.
FR 2-1. Agency for International Development.
FR 2-3. Food for Peace.
FR 2-4. Peace Corps.
FR 2-5. Aid to other nations.
FR 3. Treaties and peace pacts (except trade).
FR 4. United Nations.
FR 5. Multilateral agencies, NATO.
FR 6. Miscellaneous (Liberty Lobby).
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153.K.3.1BHealth and welfare:
H & W 1. Pollution: General, environment.
H & W 1. Pollution: General, nuclear.
H & W 1-1. Pollution, water.
H & W 1-2. Pollution, air.
H & W 2. Social accounting.
H & W 3. Health Commission, transplants, public health.
H & W 5. Nursing homes, nursing home complaints.
H & W 6. Public health problems.
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153.K.3.2FH & W 7-1. General.
H & W 7-2. Drugs and pesticides.
H & W 8. Miscellaneous (laboratory animals).
H & W 9. School lunch milk program.
H & W 10. Birth control.
H & W 11. Poverty: General, hunger.
H & W 11-1. Legal services.
H & W 11-2. VISTA.
H & W 12. Guaranteed income, Nixon welfare proposal, aid to District of Columbia.
H & W 14. General.
H & W 15. Child development, children.
H & W 16. Crime victims.
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153.K.3.3BHousing and urban affairs:
H & U 1-2, 1-2-1. Assistance, housing, also 235 matters.
H & U 1-3. Public housing (welfare and elderly).
H & U 1-4. Urban transportation.
H & U 1-5. Urban planning 701.
H & U 1-6. Urban renewal, rehabilitation, and codes.
H & U 1-7. Rent supplements.
H & U 1-8. Model cities.
H & U 1-9. Miscellaneous programs.
H & U 2-1. Components of construction, mobile homes.
H & U 2-2. Mortgage credit.
H & U 2-3. Rural-urban migration.
H & U 2-5. Regulatory policy.
H & U 2-6. Urban crisis: Slums and ghettos, Black power.
H & U 2-7. New towns.
H & U 2-8. Miscellaneous issues.
H & U 2-9. Housing bill.
Immigration and naturalization:
I N 1. General.
Indian affairs:
IA 1. Miscellaneous. 2 folders.
Institutions:
INST 1-1. General.
Insurance and retirement:
I & R 1-1. Insurance (accident, health, and life).
I & R 1-2. Retirement and annuities (including disability).
I & R 1-3. Railroad retirement.
I & R 3. Private and industrial insurance and retirement.
Inventions:
INV 1. Patents.
INV 2. Trademarks, copyrights.
Labor:
LAB 1. Conditions: Employment, unemployment.
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153.K.3.4FLAB 1. Conditions: Employment, unemployment. 2 folders.
LAB 2. Strikes and work stoppages.
LAB 3. Unions.
LAB 4. Employment of handicapped.
LAB 5. Fair labor standards.
LAB 6. Migrant labor.
LAB 7. Minimum wage.
LAB 8. Manpower training: Green Light-Green Thumb.
LAB 9. Employment of disadvantaged.
LAB 10. Job Corps.
Legal:
LEG 1. Claims, litigations.
LEG 1-1. Bills introduced by Senator.
LEG 3. Mondale requests for co-sponsorships.
LEG 4. Letters co-signed by Senator Mondale and other senators.
Lists:
LISTS 1. General.
LISTS 2. General.
LISTS 2. Congressional Record mailing lists.
LISTS 6. Senior citizens.
Mail:
MAIL 1. Classes, mail.
MAIL 2. Postage: Rates, permits.
MAIL 3. Stamps (commemorative).
MAIL 4. Transportation of mail.
MAIL 5. Miscellaneous.
MAIL 6. No answer.
MAIL 7. Mail, no address.
MAIL 8. Obscene.
Maritime:
MAR 1-1. Upper Great Lakes.
MAR 2. Ships, shipping, pleasure boats.
MAR 2-1. Subsidies.
MAR 2-2. Saint Lawrence Waterway (Seaway).
MAR 3. Ocean research.
Memos:
MEMOS. Memoranda to staff and Senator.
Memorials, holidays:
MEM 2. National and federal holidays.
Metals:
MET 1. General.
Military:
MIL 1. General.
MIL 2. Military pay and allowance.
MIL 3. General.
MIL 4. Reservations, forts, camps, posts, bases, and cemeteries.
MIL 4-2. Concessions.
MIL 4-4. Punishments.
MIL 5. Reserve programs.
MIL 5-3. Coast Guard.
MIL 5-4. Marines.
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153.K.3.5BMIL 6. Separation: Discharge policies.
MIL 7. Units, miscellaneous scandals.
MIL 8. USO, special services, other.
MIL 9. Weapons, arms, ammunition, explosives.
National defense:
NAD 1. Civil defense.
NAD 5. Security, Otto Otepka.
Natural resources:
NAR 1. Soil conservation.
NAR 1-1. Wet lands, water bank bill.
NAR 2. Forests.
NAR 3. Parks.
NAR 3-1. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
NAR 3-2. Chippewa National Forest.
NAR 3-4. Voyageurs National Park.
NAR 3-7. Everglades National Park.
NAR 3-8. Historic sites in Minnesota.
NAR 3-9. American Revolution Bicentennial Commission.
NAR 4. Preservation of same, oil.
NAR 4-1. Save the Saint Croix.
NAR 4-2. Clean lakes.
NAR 5. Fish and wildlife. 4 folders.
NAR 6. Irrigation and reclamation.
NAR 7. Alaskan problems.
Nominations:
NOM 1. Federal departments and agency heads.
NOM 3. U.S. District, circuit, and supreme court judges.
NOM 6. State and municipal.
NOM 7. Requests to serve on important committees in government (no pay).
Political affairs:
PA 1. General (workers and people).
PA 2. Issues.
PA 3. VIPs of Minnesota.
PA 8. Elections and voting age.
Public relations:
PR 14. Senate Youth Program.
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153.K.3.6FRecreation:
REC 1. Facilities.
REC 2. Sports and sporting events.
Reports and statistics:
R & S 1. General (census matters).
Roads:
RO 1. Federal roads.
RO 2. State roads.
RO 3. City.
Salaries:
SAL 1. Federal employees: Salaries and allowances.
SAL 1-1. Classified workers.
SAL 1-2. Congressional and judicial.
SAL 1-3. Postal employees.
SAL 1-4. Wage board (blue collar workers).
SAL 2. State employees.
Selective Service:
SS 1. General. 3 folders.
SS 1. Draft resistor file.
SS 2. Drafting of women.
Small business:
SBA 1. Contracts, markets.
SBA 2. Financing and loans. 2 folders.
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153.K.3.7BSocial Security and Medicare:
SOC MED 1. Social security.
SOC MED 1-1. Benefits.
SOC MED 1-1. General.
SOC MED 1-2. Eligibility.
SOC MED 2. Medicare.
SOC MED 2-1. Chiropractors.
SOC MED 2-2. Medicaid.
Space:
SP 1. NASA.
State government:
STG 1. General.
Taxes:
TAX 1. Federal.
TAX 1-1. Excise.
TAX 1-2. Income.
TAX 1-3. Travel.
TAX 1-4. Surcharge.
TAX 1-5. Tax reforms.
TAX 1-7. Interstate tax, duties, customs.
TAX 1-8. Revenue sharing (Heller plan).
TAX 2. General.
TAX 2-1. State taxes.
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153.K.3.8FTAX 2-2. Real estate.
Trade:
TR 1. Foreign.
TR 1-1. East-west trade.
TR 1-3. Import quotas.
TR 1-4. Export-Import Bank.
TR 1-5. Balance of payments.
TR 1-6. Tariffs.
TR 2. Trade regulation.
TR 3. Imports: General, oil.
TR 3-1. Dairy imports and beef imports.
TR 3-2. Mink imports.
TR 4. Imports: General, logs.
TR 5. Metal stockpiling and shortages.
Transportation and utilities:
TR & UT 1. General.
TR & UT 1-1. Motor carriers.
TR & UT 1-2. Twin cities rail pax.
TR & UT 1-2. Rail carriers.
TR & UT 2. Communications: Radio and television.
TR & UT 2-1. Telephone.
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153.K.3.9BTR & UT 2-2. Radio: General.
TR & UT 2-3. Television: General.
TR & UT 2-4. Pay television.
TR & UT 2-5. Cable television (pay television).
TR & UT 2-6. Telegraph.
TR & UT 3. Power, light, coal mining.
Un-American Activities:
UN A 1. Communism.
Veterans:
VET 1. Medicine and surgery.
VET 2. Insurance.
VET 3. Education and schooling.
VET 4. Loan guarantees.
VET 5. Annuities, pensions, and disability allowances.
VET 6. Veterans Affairs Committee.
VET 7. Miscellaneous employment.
VET 8. Foster homes.

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153.K.3.10FAcademies:
ACAD 1. General.
Administration:
ADM 1-1. Applicants under consideration.
ADM 1-1. Applicants for staff positions. 4 folders.
ADM 1-2. Congressional fellows. 2 folders.
ADM 1-3. Regular interns.
ADM 1-3. State college system intern program.
ADM 1-4. Summer interns.
ADM 1-4. Summer intern files.
ADM 6. Miscellaneous.
Agriculture:
AG 1. Commodities (Agriculture Stabilization Act).
AG 1-2. Corn.
AG 1-3. Eggs.
AG 1-5. Soybeans.
AG 1-6. Sugar.
AG 1-7. Turkey and poultry.
AG 1-8. Wool.
AG 1-9. Wheat.
AG 1-10. Feed grains.
AG 1-11. Livestock and meat products.
AG 1-12. Dairy products.
AG 1-13. Potatoes.
AG 1-14. Honey.
AG 1-16. Fresh fruits and vegetables.
AG 2. Cropland Adjustment Program.
AG 3. Crop insurance.
AG 5. Rural electricity and telephone support financing.
AG 6. National Farm Bargaining Act (Farm Marketing Act).
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153.K.2.1BAG 7. Emergency food reserve.
AG 8. Advance payments on grain (feed grain programs).
AG 9. Price supports.
AG 10. Miscellaneous.
AG 11. Food stamp program.
AG 12. Farm program payments, Fair Farm Budget (Farmers Union).
AG 13. Farmers Investment Act.
AG 17. Rural development.
AG 18. Reorganization of USDA.
Atomic energy:
AE 1. General.
Aviation:
AV 1. Airports.
AV 2. Air safety rules and regulations.
AV 3. Air passenger and freight traffic.
AV 4. Routes and tolls.
AV 5. Airline mergers.
Beverages:
BEV1. Liquor and liquor problems.
Civil rights:
CR 1. Fair housing.
CR 2. Equal employment.
CR 3. Civil rights problems.
CR 4. Civil liberties.
Civil service:
CS. Exams and standards for civil service personnel.
CS 4. Personnel activities.
CS 5. Position classification.
CS 6. Separations, reduction in force, firings, and layoffs.
Committees:
COM 1. Senate committees: General.
COM 2-2. Labor and Public Welfare.
COM 2-3. Special Committee on Aging(Older Americans Act).
COM 2-3-3. Consumer Interest of the Elderly.
COM 2-4. Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs.
Congressional:
CONG 4-1. Congressional Record inserts.
CONG 5. Legislation re: Congress.
CONG 5. Mississippi Democratic Party.
CONG 6. Junkets, ethics, payroll.
Constituents:
CONST 1. General.
CONST 2. General.
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153.K.2.2FCONST 2. General. 2 folders.
Consumer protection:
CP 2. Eggs, fish, and poultry.
CP 4. Truth in Lending.
CP 5. Flammable fabrics.
CP 6. Quality stabilization.
CP 9. Truth in packaging.
CP 10. Auto safety.
CP 10-1. Automobile insurance.
CP 11. Credit insurance, credit cards, and information.
CP 12. Miscellaneous: Frauds, false advertising gimmicks.
Crime:
CRI 1. Juvenile delinquency.
CRI 2. Gun control.
CRI 3. Safe streets and crime control.
CRI 4. Warren Commission report.
CRI 5. Capital punishment.
Disasters:
DIS 1. General emergency relief.
Economics and finance:
EC & FI 1. Business recession.
EC & FI 2. Industry.
EC & FI 3. Inflation.
EC & FI 4. Cost of living.
EC & FI 5. Public debt, spending.
EC & FI 6. Securities and Exchange Commission, mutual funds.
EC & FI 7. Bonds.
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153.K.2.3BEC & FI 8. Financial institutions.
EC & FI 8-2. Federal Reserve - Federal Land Bank.
EC & FI 9. Anti-trust and monopolies.
EC & FI 11. National priorities.
EC & FI 12. Wages and price freeze. 2 folders.
Education:
ED 1. Higher education.
ED 1-1. Facilities (Title I), libraries.
ED 1-2. Teachers education, fellowships, scholarships.
ED 1-3. Institutional aid: National Defense Education Act (Title III).
ED 1-4. Financial aid. 2 folders.
ED 1-5. Recreational opportunity grants.
ED 1-6. Junior colleges.
ED 1-7. Educational research.
ED 1-8. Colleges and universities.
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153.K.2.4FED 1-8. Colleges and universities.
ED 1-9. Upward Bound program.
ED 1-10. Law schools.
ED 2. Elementary and secondary education.
ED 2-1, 2-1-1, 2-1-2. Elementary and Secondary Education Act, Teachers Corps, and aid to disadvantaged children.
ED 2-1-3. Head Start and Follow Through.
ED 2-2. Innovative programs/gifted children.
ED 2-3. Minnesota Department of Education.
ED 2-4. Handicapped children (Title VI).
ED 2-5. Medical schools education.
ED 2-6. Mondale's bill.
ED Adult education.
ED 4. International education.
ED 5. Vocational and technical education (Education and Youth Training Program).
ED 6. School construction.
ED 7. Miscellaneous educational problems.
ED 8. Indian education.
ED 9. Parochial schools.
ED 10. General.
Federal government:
FG 1, 1-1. Departments and independent agencies.
FG 2. Judicial branch (courts, except Supreme Court).
FG 2-2-2. General.
FG 2-2-3. Supreme Court.
FG 3-5. Extension and modernization of the Capitol Building.
FG 5. District of Columbia.
Foreign relations:
FR 1. Foreign policy: General.
FR 1-1. Vietnam, January-April 1972.
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153.K.2.5BFR 1-1. Vietnam, May-December 1972.
FR 1-2. Middle East.
FR 1-3. Latin America, Cuba, Panama.
FR 1-4. Russia.
FR 1-5. Red China and Formosa.
FR 1-7. Africa.
FR 1-8. Brain drain.
FR 1-10. Japan.
FR 1-11. Korea.
FR 1-13. Greece.
FR 1-16. Miscellaneous countries: Rhodesia, Turkey, Germany, Hungary, Romania.
FR 2. Foreign aid.
FR 2-1. Agency for International Development.
FR 2-3. Food for Peace.
FR 2-4. Peace Corps.
FR 2-5. Aid to other nations.
FR 3. Treaties and peace pacts (except trade).
FR 4. United Nations.
FR 6. Miscellaneous (Liberty Lobby).
Health and welfare:
H & W 1. Pollution: General (including nuclear). 2 folders.
H & W .1-1. Pollution: Water, 1971-May 1972. 2 folders.
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153.K.2.6FH & W 1-1. Pollution: Water, June-December 1972.
H & W 1-2. Pollution: Air.
H & W 1-3. Noise pollution.
H & W 2. Social accounting (full opportunity).
H & W 3. Health commission, transplants.
H & W 5. Nursing homes.
H & W 5. Swedish Hospital, Saint Barnabas.
H & W 5-1. Health care reform.
H & W 6. Public health.
H & W 6-1. Health research.
H & W 7. Pesticides, January-May 1972.
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153.K.2.7BH & W 7. Pesticides, June-December 1972.
H & W 8. Miscellaneous (animal welfare, laboratory animals).
H & W 9. School lunch milk program.
H & W 10. Birth control.
H & W 11. Poverty: General, Hunger bill.
H & W 11-1. Legal services.
H & W 11-2. VISTA.
H & W 12. Welfare bill, guaranteed income, Aid to Dependent Children.
H & W 14. National health insurance.
H & W 15. Child development, health.
H & W 16. Crime victims (Mondale bill).
Housing and Urban Development:
H & U 1-2, 1-2-1. Housing assistance and 235 programs.
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153.K.2.8FH & U 1-2, 1-2-1. Housing assistance and 235 programs. 2 folders.
H & U 1-3. Public housing: Welfare and elderly.
H & U 1-6. Urban renewal, rehabilitation, code enforcement.
H & U 1-7. Rent supplements.
H & U 2-1. Components of construction mobile and model homes.
H & U 2-2. Mortgage credit.
H & U 2-6. Urban crisis, slums, ghettos, civil disorders.
H & U 2-8. Miscellaneous issues.
H & U 2-9. Housing bill.
H & U 5. Mobile homes (formerly H & U 2-1).
H & U 15. Miscellaneous issues.
Immigration and naturalization:
I N 1. General matters.
Indian affairs:
IA 1. General.
IA 1-1. Indians taking over Twin Cities naval airbase.
Institutions:
INSTD 1-1. General.
Insurance and retirement:
I & R 1. Federal government.
I & R 1-1. Insurance, government, life, health.
I & R 1-2. Retirement and annuities.
I & R 1-3. Railroad retirement.
I & R 1-4. Compensation: Workmen's, unemployment.
I & R 2. State government.
I & R 3. Private and industrial insurance and retirement.
Inventions:
INV 1. Patents.
INV 2. Trademarks, copyrights.
Labor:
LAB 1. January-March 1972.
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153.K.2.9BLAB 1. April-December 1972.
LAB 2. Strikes and work stoppages.
LAB 3. Unions.
LAB 4. Employment of handicapped.
LAB 5. Fair labor standards.
LAB 6. Migrant labor and seasonal labor.
LAB 7. Minimum wage.
LAB 8. Manpower training.
LAB 9. Employment of disadvantaged, Neighborhood Youth Corps.
LAB 10. Job Corps.
LAB 11. Minnesota Teen Corps.
Legal:
LE 1. Claims, litigation: General.
Legislation:
LEG 1-1. Bills introduced by Senator.
LEG 1-2. Bills co-sponsored by Senator.
LEG 1-3. Bills on which sponsorship declined.
LEG 2. General.
Lists:
LISTS 1. General.
LISTS 4. Christmas list.
Mail:
MAIL 2. Postage: Rates, permits.
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153.K.2.10FMAIL 3. Stamps (commemorative).
MAIL 4. Transportation of mail.
MAIL 5. Miscellaneous.
MAIL 6. No answer.
MAIL 7. Mail, no address.
MAIL 8. Obscene and pornographic.
Maritime:
MAR 2. Ships, shipping, pleasure boats.
MAR 2-2. Saint Lawrence Waterway (Seaway).
MAR 3. Ocean research.
Memos:
MEMOS 1. Memoranda to staff members.
MEMOS 2. Memoranda to Senator.
Memorials, holidays:
MEM 2. National and federal holidays.
Metals:
MET 1. General.
Military:
MIL 2. Military pay and allowance, quarters, subsistence, travel, and clothing.
MIL 3. Officer commissions.
MIL 4. Reservations, forts, camps, posts, bases, and cemeteries.
MIL 5. Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines, and Navy.
MIL 6. Separation: Discharge policies.
MIL 7. Units, miscellaneous scandals in service, education and training in service.
MIL 9. Weapons, arms, ammunition, explosives.
National defense:
NAD 1. Civil defense.
NAD 5. National security.
Natural resources:
NAR 1. Soil conservation.
NAR 1-1. Wet lands, Water Bank bill.
NAR 2. Forests.
NAR 3. Parks (golden eagle).
NAR 3-1. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
NAR 3-2. Chippewa National Forest.
NAR 3-4. Voyageurs National Park.
NAR 3-7. Everglades National Park.
NAR 3-8. Historic sites in Minnesota.
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153.K.1.1BNAR 4. Preservation of natural resources. 3 folders.
NAR 4-1. Save the Saint Croix. 3 folders.
NAR 4-2. Clean lakes.
NAR 5. Fish and wildlife. 3 folders.
NAR 6. Irrigation and reclamation.
NAR 7. Alaskan problems.
Nominations:
NOM 1. Federal departments and agency heads.
NOM 3. Federal judges (including Supreme Court).
NOM 5. Miscellaneous.
NOM 6. State and municipal.
Political affairs:
PA 1. General. 3 folders.
PA 2. Issues. 2 folders.
PA 3-1. Attorney General.
PA 3-2. Governor of Minnesota.
PA 3-4. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party.
PA 8. Voting age and Electoral College.
Public relations:
1972 campaign.
PR 11. Mondale legislative highlights.
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153.K.1.2FRecreation:
REC 1. Facilities.
REC 2. Sports and sporting events.
Reports and statistics:
R & S 1. General (census matters).
Roads:
RO 1. Federal roads.
RO 2. State roads.
RO 3. City.
Salaries:
SAL 1, 1-1. Federal.
SAL 1-3. Postal employees.
Selective service:
SS 1. Deferment policy.
SS 1. Tilsen, Kenneth.
Small business:
SBA 1. Contracts, markets.
Social Security and Medicare:
SOC MED 1. General.
SOC MED 1-1. Social Security benefits. 2 folders.
SOC MED 1-2. Eligibility.
SOC MED 2. Medicare.
SOC MED 2-1. Chiropractors.
SOC MED 2-2. Medicaid.
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153.K.1.3BSpace affairs:
SP 1. NASA, moon shots.
State government:
STG 1. General.
STG. 3. Miscellaneous.
Taxes:
TAX 1. Federal: General.
TAX 1-1. Excise.
TAX 1-2. Income matters.
TAX 1-3. Travel.
TAX 1-4. Surcharge.
TAX 1-5. Tax reforms.
TAX 1-8. Revenue sharing: Heller plan.
TAX 2-1. State sales tax.
TAX 2-2. Real estate.
Trade:
TR 1. Foreign: General.
TR 1-1. East-west trade.
TR 1-3. Import quotas.
TR 1-4. Export-Import Bank.
TR 1-5. Balance of payments.
TR 2. Trade regulation.
TR 3. Imports: General.
TR 4. Exports: General, logs.
TR 5. Metal stockpiling and shortages.
Transportation and utilities:
TR & UT 1. Bicycles.
TR & UT 1-1. Motor carriers. 2 folders.
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153.K.1.4FTR & UT 1-2. Rail carriers. 3 folders.
TR & UT 1-3. Duluth-Superior bridge removal.
TR & UT 2. Communications (radio and television).
TR & UT 2-1. Telephone.
TR & UT 2-2. Radio stations. 2 folders.
TR & UT 2-3. Television
TR & UT 2-5. Cable television.
TR & UT 3. Power, light. 2 folders.
Veterans:
VET 1. Medicine and surgery, hospitals.
VET 3. Education and schooling.
VET 5. Annuities, pensions, and disability allowances.
VET 7. Miscellaneous employment.

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153.K.1.5BAdministration:
ADM 1-1. Employment requests. 25 folders.
ADM 1-2. Congressional fellow applicants.
ADM 1-3. Regular interns.
ADM 1-4. Summer interns.
ADM 3. Keeper of stationery, stationery allowance.
ADM 4. Sergeant at Arms, miscellaneous.
ADM 5. Allowances.
ADM 6. Miscellaneous.
ADM 8. Volunteers. 2 folders.
ADM 9. Typewriter repair.
ADM 10. 1973 mail count.
Location
153.K.1.6FAgriculture:
AG 1. Commodities (Agriculture Stabilization Act).
AG 1-1. Cotton.
AG 1-2. Corn.
AG 1-3. Eggs.
AG 1-5. Soybeans, sunflowers, and oil seeds.
AG 1-6. Sugar.
AG 1-7. Turkey and poultry.
AG 1-8. Wool.
AG 1-9. Wheat.
AG 1-10. Feed grains.
AG 1-11. Livestock and meat products.
AG 1-12. Dairy products.
AG 1-14. Honey.
AG 1-16. Vegetables and fruit.
AG 2. Set Aside Program.
AG 3. Crop insurance.
AG 4. Farm credit.
AG 5. Rural electricity and telephone supply and financing.
AG 7. Strategic reserve of farm commodities.
AG 9. Price support loans.
AG 10. Miscellaneous agriculture.
AG 11. Farm organizations, youth programs.
AG 12. Rural Environment Assistance Program.
AG 13. Family farming.
AG 14. Farm taxes.
AG 16. Farm bill of 1970.
AG 17. Rural development.
AG 18. Reorganization of the USDA.
Atomic energy:
AE 1. General.
Aviation:
AV 1. Airports and airways.
AV 2. Air safety rules and regulations.
AV 2. Redwood Falls (flight service station).
AV 3. Air passenger and freight traffic.
AV 3. General files.
AV 4. Routes.
Beverages:
BEV 1. Liquor and alcohol problems.
Civil rights:
CR 1. Fair housing.
CR 2. Equal employment.
CR 2-1. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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153.K.1.7BCR 3. Civil rights problems.
CR 4. Civil liberties (newspaper men).
CR 5. Prayer Amendment.
Civil service:
CS 1. Awards.
CS 2. Examinations and standards for civil service.
CS 4. Personnel activities.
CS 5. Position classification.
CS 6. Separations.
CS 7. Miscellaneous.
Committees:
COM 1. General.
COM 1. Congressional.
COM 2. Senate committees (assignments).
COM 2-1. Banking and Currency.
COM 2-2. Labor and Public Welfare.
COM 2-2-2. Education.
COM 2-2-3. Labor.
COM 2-2-8. Children and Youth.
COM 2-3. Special Committee on Aging(Older Americans Act).
COM 2-3-1. Retirement and the Individual (chairman).
COM 2-3-3. Consumer Interest for the Elderly.
COM 2-3-4. Health of the Elderly.
COM 2-4. Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs.
COM 3. Senate Finance Committee.
COM 4. Daylight Savings.
Congressional:
CONG 1. General.
CONG 1. Calendars, congressional.
CONG 1-1. House.
CONG 2. Congressional directory (correspondence).
CONG 3. Library of Congress.
CONG 4. Congressional Record.
CONG 4-1. Correspondence with individuals and organizations.
CONG 5. General legislation.
CONG 6. Junkets and payroll.
Constituents:
CONST 1. General: A-T. 19 folders.
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153.K.1.8FCONST 1. General: U-Z. 3 folders.
Consumer protection:
CP 1. General.
CP 1. Meat inspection.
CP 2. Eggs, fish, and poultry.
CP 4. Truth in Lending.
CP 5. Flammable fabrics.
CP 8. Charities.
CP 9. Truth in packaging.
CP 10. Auto safety.
CP 10-1. Auto insurance.
CP 11. Credit insurance.
CP 12. Miscellaneous.
Crime:
CRI 1. Juvenile delinquency.
CRI 2. Gun control.
CRI 3. Safe Streets and Crime Control Act.
CRI 4. Warren Commission report.
CRI 5. Capital punishment.
CRI 6. Watergate affair.
CRI 7. General.
Disasters:
DIS 1. Emergency relief.
Economics and finance:
EC & FI 2. Industry.
EC & FI 3. Inflation.
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153.K.1.9BEC & FI 4. Cost of living.
EC & FI 5. Public debt, spending.
EC & FI 6. Securities and Exchange Commission.
EC & FI 6-1. Mutual funds.
EC & FI 7. Bonds.
EC & FI 8. Bank of Kilkenney.
EC & FI 8. Financial institutions.
EC & FI 8-1. Savings-checking.
EC & FI 9. Anti-trusts and monopolies.
EC & FI 11. National priorities.
EC & FI 12. Wage and price freeze. 2 folders.
EC & FI 13. General.
Education:
ED 1. Higher education.
ED 1-1. Facilities (Title I), libraries.
ED 1-2. Teachers’ education.
ED 1-2-1. Fellowships and institutes (Title VI).
ED 1-3. Institutional aid: National Defense Education Act (Title III).
ED 1-4. Student aid, January-May 1972.
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153.K.1.10FED 1-4. Student aid, June-December 1972.
ED 1-5. Iron Range.
ED 1-5. Educational opportunity grants.
ED 1-6. Junior colleges.
ED 1-7. Educational research.
ED 1-8. University of Minnesota and other colleges and universities.
ED 1-8. Upper Midwest Tri-racial General Assistance Center, University of Minnesota.
ED 1-10. Law schools.
ED 1-11. Medical and nursing schools.
ED 2. Elementary and secondary education.
ED 2-1. Aid to disadvantaged children.
ED 2-1-1. Title I, Elementary and Secondary Education Act (impacted aid).
ED 2-1-3. Head Start and Follow Through.
ED 2-2. Innovative programs/gifted children (Title III).
ED 2-3. Minnesota Department of Education.
ED 2-4. Handicapped children (Title VI).
ED 2-5. General.
ED 2-6. Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
ED 3. Adult education.
ED 4. International education.
ED 5. Vocational and technical education (Education and Youth Training Program).
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153.J.20.1BED 6. School construction.
ED 7. Miscellaneous education problems.
ED 8. Indian education.
ED 9. Parochial schools.
ED 10. Desegregation in the schools.
Federal government:
FG 1. Executive branch. 2 folders.
FG 1-1. Departments.
FG 1-2. Independent agencies and offices.
FG 1-3. Government liaison officers.
FG 1-4. Remodeling of West Wing, Capitol.
FG 2. Judicial branch.
FG 2-2-1. Circuit courts.
FG 2-2-2. District courts.
FG 2-2-3. Supreme Court.
FG 3. Legislative branch.
FG 3-1. Congress.
FG 3-1-2. Senate.
FG 3-2. General Accounting Office.
FG 4. Surplus government property.
FG 5. District of Columbia.
FG 6. World government.
FG 7. State government.
Foreign relations:
FR 1. Foreign policy.
FR 1-1. Vietnam.
FR 1-2. Middle East.
FR 1-3. Latin America (Cuba, Panama).
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153.J.20.2FFR 1-4. Russia.
FR 1-5. China.
FR 1-7. Africa.
FR 1-8. Brain drain.
FR 1-10. Japan.
FR 1-13. Greece.
FR 1-15. Czechoslovakia.
FR 2. Foreign aid.
FR 2-3. Food for Peace.
FR 2-5. Aid to other nations.
FR 3. Treaties and peace pacts (except trade).
FR 4. United Nations.
FR 5. Multilateral agencies (NATO and others).
FR 6. Miscellaneous (Liberty Lobby, Radio Free Europe).
Health and welfare:
H & W 1. Pollution: General (including nuclear).
H & W 1-1. Water.
H & W 1-2. Air.
H & W 1-3. Noise pollution.
H & W 2. Social accounting.
H & W 3. Health Commission (including transplants).
H & W 4. State welfare: Individual cases.
H & W 5. Nursing homes.
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153.J.20.3BH & W 5-1. Health care reform.
H & W 6. Public health.
H & W 6-1. Health research.
H & W 7. Drugs, food additives, pesticides. 3 folders.
H & W 8. Miscellaneous (laboratory animals).
H & W 9. Food programs (food stamps, school lunch, milk, Meals on Wheels). 2 folders.
H & W 10. Birth control (population explosion).
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153.J.20.4FH & W 11. Poverty: General, hunger strike.
H & W 11-1. Legal services.
H & W 11-2. VISTA.
H & W 12. Guaranteed income, Aid to Dependent Children.
H & W 14. National health insurance and rising medical costs. 3 folders.
H & W 15. Child development, health. 2 folders.
H & W 16. Crime victims.
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153.J.20.5BH & W 17. General. 4 folders.
H & W 18. American family.
Housing and urban affairs:
H & U 1. Subsidized housing.
H & U 1-2-1. Housing assistance.
H & U 2. Non-subsidized housing.
H & U 3. Public housing.
H & U 5. Mobile homes.
H & U 6. Community development (urban renewal, code enforcement).
H & U 7. Model cities.
H & U 8. Urban planning.
H & U 9. Counseling and technical assistance.
H & U 11. New towns.
H & U 12. Housing legislature.
H & U 13. Building codes and zoning.
H & U 14. Mortgage credit.
H & U 15. Miscellaneous programs and issues.
H & U 16. Rural housing.
Immigration and naturalization:
I N 1. Immigration.
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153.J.20.6FIndian affairs:
IA 1. Miscellaneous. 3 folders.
Institutions:
INST 1. Federal institutions.
INST 1-1. Correctional (reform schools, prisons, work houses).
INST 1-2. Health and mental (hospitals, sanatoriums, clinics).
Insurance and retirement:
I & R 1. Federal government (except Social Security).
I & R 1-1. Insurance (accident, health, and life).
I & R 1-2. Retirement and annuities (including disability).
I & R 1-4. Compensation: Workmen's and unemployment.
I & R 2. State government.
I & R 3. Private and industrial insurance and retirement. 2 folders.
Inventions:
INV 1. Patents.
INV 2. Trademarks, copyrights.
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153.J.20.7BLabor:
LAB 1. Conditions: Employment, unemployment, unemployment compensation.
LAB 1. Rolczynski, John.
LAB 2. Strikes and work stoppages.
LAB 3. Unions.
LAB 4. Employment of handicapped people.
LAB 5. Fair labor standards.
LAB 6. Migrant labor and seasonal labor.
LAB 7. Minimum wage.
LAB 8. Manpower training: Green Light-Green Thumb.
LAB 9. Employment of disadvantaged, Neighborhood Youth Corps.
LAB 10. Job Corps.
LAB 11. Minnesota Teen Corps.
Legal:
LE 1. Claims, litigation (except private bills).
LE 2-3. Judicial (includes Supreme Court).
Legislation:
LEG 1. Senate.
LEG 1-1. Bills introduced by Senator.
LEG 1-2. Bills co-sponsored by Senator.
LEG 1-3. Bills on which sponsorship declined.
LEG 2. Possible legislation by Mondale.
LEG 4. General.
Lists:
LST 1. Periodic reports (mailing list for weekly newsletter and other reports).
LST 2. Congressional Record mailing list.
LST 4. Christmas list.
Mail:
MAIL 1. Classes, mail.
MAIL 2. Postage: Rates, permits.
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153.J.20.8FMAIL 3. Stamps (commemorative).
MAIL 4. Transportation of mail.
MAIL 5. Miscellaneous.
MAIL 6. No answer.
MAIL 7. Mail, no address.
MAIL 8. Obscene.
Maritime:
MAR 1. Ports, harbors, shipyards, docks.
MAR 2. Ships, shipping, pleasure boats.
MAR 2. Coast Guard jurisdiction (lakes) (self folder).
MAR 2. Mississippi River (charges).
Memos:
MEMOS 1. Memoranda to staff members.
MEMOS 2. Memoranda to Senator.
MEMOS 3. Linda’s memoranda to Senator.
Memorials, holidays:
MEM 1. International.
MEM 2. National and federal holidays.
Metals:
MET 1. General.
Military:
MIL 1. Casualty lists.
MIL 2. Military pay and allowances.
MIL 3. Officer commissions for academy cadets.
MIL 4. Reservations for national cemeteries.
MIL 4-4. Punishments.
MIL 5. National Guard and war powers bill.
MIL 6. Separation: Discharge policies.
MIL 7. Units, troop withdrawals, scandals.
MIL 8. General.
MIL 9. Weapons, arms, explosives.
National defense:
NAD 1. Civil defense.
NAD 5. National security problems, government secrets.
Natural resources:
NAR 1. Soil conservation. 5 folders.
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153.J.20.9BNAR 1-1. Wet lands, Water Bank bill.
NAR 2. Forests.
NAR 3. Parks (golden eagle).
NAR 3-1. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
NAR 3-2. Chippewa National Forest.
NAR 3-3. Grand Canyon.
NAR 3-4. Voyageurs National Park.
NAR 3-8. Historic sites in Minnesota.
NAR 3-9. National cemeteries.
NAR 4. Preservation of natural resources.
NAR 4-1. Save the Saint Croix.
NAR 4-2. Clean lakes.
NAR 4-2. Detroit Lakes.
NAR 5. Garrison Dam.
NAR 5. Fish and wildlife.
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153.J.20.10FNAR 6. Irrigation and reclamation.
NAR 7. Alaskan problems.
Nominations:
NOM 1. Federal departments, agency heads, and commissions.
NOM 3. U.S. District, circuit, and Supreme Court judges.
NOM 4. U.S. Marshals.
NOM 5. Miscellaneous: Federal.
NOM 7. Requests to serve on important committees in government (no pay).
Political affairs:
PA 1. General. 4 folders.
PA 2. Issues.
PA 3-2. Governor.
PA 3-3. Congressional delegation.
PA 3-4. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party.
PA 6. Meetings.
PA 8. Voting age and Electoral College.
PA 9. Democratic National Convention Committee.
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153.J.19.1BPA 10. Campaign expenditures.
PA 11. John Birch Society.
PA 12. Presidency speech (Mondale).
PA 13. Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
PA 14. Minnesota polls (1973.and 1974).
PA 16. Democratic Party: Senate.
PA 17. New Democratic coalition.
Public relations:
PR 14. Senate Youth Program.
Recreation:
REC 1. Facilities.
REC 2. Sports and sporting events.
REC 2. Amateur Athletic Act of 1973: Sweatshirt bill.
REC 2. Television block-out of football games.
Reports and statistics:
R & S 1. General (census matters).
Roads:
RO 1. Federal roads.
RO 2. State roads.
RO 3. City.
Salaries:
SAL 1. Federal employees: Salaries and allowances.
SAL 1-3. Postal employees.
Selective service:
SS 1. Deferment policy and general matters.
Small business:
SBA 1. Contracts, markets.
SBA 2. Financing and loans.
SBA 3. Supplies, equipment, facilities, materials.
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153.J.19.2FSocial Security and Medicare:
SOC MED 1. Social Security.
SOC MED 1-1. Benefits. 3 folders.
SOC MED 1-2. Eligibility.
SOC MED 2. Medicare. 2 folders.
SOC MED 2-1. Chiropractors.
SOC MED 2-2. Medicaid.
SOC MED 3. Services to elderly.
Space:
SP 1. NASA.
SP 2. Anti-ballistics missiles (Anti-ballistics missiles (ABM)).
State government:
STG 1. Departments.
Taxes:
TAX 1. Federal.
TAX 1-1. Excise.
TAX 1-2. Income.
TAX 1-5. Tax reforms.
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153.J.19.3BTAX 1-5. Tax reforms. 2 folders.
TAX 1-7. Interstate tax, duties, customs.
TAX 1-8. Revenue sharing (Heller plan).
TAX 2. General.
TAX 2-1. State taxes.
TAX 2-2. Real estate.
Trade:
TR 1. Foreign.
TR 1-1. East-west trade.
TR 1-1. Sjeklocha, Paul.
TR 1-2. Common Market.
TR 1-3. Import quotas.
TR 1-4. Export-Import Bank.
TR 1-5. Balance of payments.
TR 1-6. Gold cover, gold standard.
TR 1-9. Kennedy round, GATT.
TR 1-10. Multilateral trade organization
TR 2. Trade regulation.
TR 3. Imports: General.
TR 3-1. Dairy imports and beef imports.
TR 3-2. Mink imports.
TR 4. Imports: General.
TR 5. Metal stockpiling and shortages.
Transportation and utilities:
TR & UT 1. General.
TR & UT 1-1. Motor carriers.
TR & UT 1-2. Oil carriers.
TR & UT 1-3. Water carriers.
TR & UT 1-4. Mass transportation.
TR & UT 2. Communications (radio and television).
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153.J.19.4FTR & UT 2-2. Radio general.
TR & UT 2-1. Telephone.
TR & UT 2-3. Television: General.
TR & UT 2-4. Pay television
TR & UT 2-5. Cable television.
TR & UT 3. January-November 1973. 3 folders.
TR & UT 3. Propane shortage.
TR & UT 3-1. Energy.
TR & UT 3-1. Energy problems. 2 folders.
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153.J.19.5BVeterans:
VET 1. Medicine and surgery (medical, dental care, and hospitalization).
VET 2. Insurance.
VET 3. Education and schooling.
VET 4. Loan guarantees.
VET 5. Annuities, pensions, and disability allowances.
VET 6. Veterans Affairs Committee.
VET 7. Miscellaneous employment.

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153.J.19.5BAdministration:
ADM 1. Personnel: Current and former.
ADM 1-3. Regular interns.
ADM 1-4. Summer interns.
ADM 1-5. Affirmative Action file. 2 folders.
ADM 1-10. Appointments for Budget Committee.
ADM 3. Keeper of stationery, stationery allowance.
ADM 4. Sergeant at Arms, miscellaneous.
ADM 5. Allowances.
ADM 6. Miscellaneous.
ADM 7. Office accounts.
ADM 7. Travel accounts.
ADM 8. Volunteers.
ADM 8. Nancy's summer interns (special folder).
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153.J.19.6FADM 9. Sergeant at Arms, miscellaneous.
Agriculture:
AG 1. Commodities (Agriculture Stabilization Act).
AG 1-1. Cotton.
AG 1-2. Corn.
AG 1-3. Eggs.
AG 1-4. Oats.
AG 1-5. Soybeans, sunflowers, and oil seeds.
AG 1-6. Sugar.
AG 1-7. Turkey and poultry.
AG 1-8. Wool.
AG 1-9. Wheat.
AG 1-10. Feed grains.
AG 1-11. Livestock and meat products.
AG 1-12. Dairy products.
AG 1-13. Potatoes.
AG 1-15. Tobacco.
AG 1-17. Other commodities.
AG 3. Crop insurance.
AG 4. Farm credit.
AG 5. Rural electricity and telephone supply and financing.
AG 6. National Farm Bargaining Act.
AG 7. Strategic reserve of farm commodities.
AG 10. Miscellaneous agriculture.
AG 11. Farm organizations, youth programs.
AG 12. Rural Environment Assistance Program.
AG 13. Family farming.
AG 14. Farm taxes.
AG 16. Farm bill.
AG 17. Rural development.
AG 18. Reorganization of the USDA.
Appropriations:
AP 1. Defense.
AP 2. Treasury, Post Office, Executive Office.
AP 7. Labor.
AP 8. Health, Education and Welfare and related agencies.
AP 9. State justice, Commerce, Judiciary and related agencies.
AP 11. Agriculture and related agencies.
AP 12. Transportation.
AP 19. Miscellaneous.
Atomic energy:
AE 1. General.
Aviation:
AV 1. Airports and airways.
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153.J.19.7BAV 2. Air safety rules and regulations.
AV 3. Air passenger and freight traffic.
AV 3. General files.
AV 4. Routes.
Beverages:
BEV 1. Liquor and alcohol problems.
Civil rights:
CR 2. Equal employment.
CR 3. Civil rights problems.
CR 4. Civil liberties (newspaper men).
Civil service:
CS 1. Awards.
CS 2. Examinations and standards for civil service.
CS 3. Investigations.
CS 4. Personnel activities.
CS 5. Position classification.
CS 6. Separations.
Committees:
COM 1. Congressional.
COM 2-1. Banking and Currency.
COM 2-2. Labor and Public Welfare.
COM 2-2-1. Migratory Labor (chairman).
COM 2-2-3. Labor.
COM 2-2-4. Employment, Manpower, and Poverty.
COM 2-2-8. Children and Youth.
Children and Youth Digital version
COM 2-3. Special Committee on Aging(Older Americans Act).
COM 2-4. Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs.
COM 3. Senate Finance Committee.
COM 4. Daylight Savings.
Congressional:
CONG 1. Calendars, congressional.
CONG 4. Congressional Record.
CONG 4-1. Correspondence with individuals and organizations.
CONG 5. General legislation.
CONG 6. Junkets and payroll (ethics and miscellaneous).
Constituents:
CONST 1. General: A-B. 3 folders.
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153.J.19.8FCONST 1. General: C-Z. 25 folders.
Consumer protection:
CP 1. Meat inspection.
CP 2. Eggs, fish, and poultry.
CP 5. Flammable fabrics.
CP 6. Quality stabilization.
CP 8. Charities.
CP 9. Truth in packaging.
CP 10. Auto safety.
CP 10-1. Auto insurance.
CP 11. Credit insurance.
CP 12. Miscellaneous.
CP 12. Frauds, gimmicks, and dangerous toys.
Crime:
CRI 1. Juvenile delinquency.
CRI 2. Gun control.
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153.J.19.9BCRI 3. Safe Streets and Crime Control Act.
CRI 4. Warren Commission report.
CRI 5. Capital punishment.
CRI 6. Watergate affair. 5 folders.
Disasters:
DIS 1. Emergency relief.
Economics and finance:
EC & FI 1. Business recession.
EC & FI 2. Industry.
EC & FI 3. Inflation.
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153.J.19.10FEC & FI 3. Inflation.
EC & FI 4. Cost of living.
EC & FI 5. Public debt, spending.
EC & FI 6. Securities and Exchange Commission.
EC & FI 6-1. Mutual funds.
EC & FI 7. Bonds.
EC & FI 8. Financial institutions.
EC & FI 8-1. Savings and checking.
EC & FI 8-2. Federal Land Bank (Federal Reserve System).
EC & FI 8-3. Swiss bank accounts.
EC & FI 9. Antitrust and monopolies.
EC & FI 10. Conglomerates.
EC & FI 11. National priorities.
EC & FI 12. Wage and price freezes.
EC & FI 13. General. 2 folders.
Education:
ED 1. Higher education.
ED 1-1. Facilities (Title I), libraries.
ED 1-2-1. Fellowships and institutes (Title VI).
ED 1-3. Institutional aid: National Defense Education Act (Title III).
ED 1-4. Student aid, 1973. 2 folders.
ED 1-5. Educational opportunity grants.
ED 1-6. Junior colleges.
ED 1-7. Educational research.
ED 1-8. University of Minnesota and other colleges and universities.
ED 1-10. Law schools.
ED 1-11. Medical and nursing schools.
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153.J.18.1BED 2. Elementary and secondary education.
ED 2-1. Aid to disadvantaged children.
Education: Aid to Disadvantaged Children, part 1 Digital version
Education: Aid to Disadvantaged Children, part 2 Digital version
ED 2-1-1. Title I, Elementary and Secondary Education Act (impacted aid).
ED 2-1-3. Head Start and follow through.
ED 2-2. Innovative programs/gifted children (Title III).
ED 2-3. Minnesota Department of Education.
ED 2-4. Handicapped children (Title VI).
ED 2-5. School libraries.
ED 2-6. Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
ED 3. Adult education.
ED 4. International education.
ED 5. Vocational and technical education (Education and Youth Training Program).
ED 7. Miscellaneous education problems. 2 folders.
ED 8. Indian education.
ED 10. Desegregation in the schools.
Federal government:
FG 1. Executive branch, January-May 1974. 2 folders.
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153.J.18.2FFG 1. Executive branch, June-December 1974.
FG 1-1. Departments.
FG 1-2. Independent agencies and offices.
FG 1-3. Government liaison officers.
FG 2. Judicial branch.
FG 2-2. Courts.
FG 2-2-1. Circuit courts.
FG 2-2-2. District courts.
FG 2-2-3. Supreme Court.
FG 3. Legislative branch.
FG 3-1. Congress.
FG 4. Surplus government property.
Foreign relations:
FR 1. Foreign policy.
FR 1-1. Vietnam, Cambodia, Southeast Asia.
FR 1-3. Latin America (Cuba, Panama).
FR 1-4. Russia.
FR 1-5. China.
FR 1-6. France.
FR 1-7. Africa.
FR 1-8. Brain drain.
FR 1-10. Japan.
FR 1-11. Korea.
FR 1-12. General.
FR 1-13. Greece.
FR 1-16. Miscellaneous countries.
FR 2. Foreign aid.
FR 2-1. Agency for International Development.
FR 2-3. Food for Peace.
FR 2-4. Peace corps.
FR 2-5. Aid to other nations.
FR 3. Treaties and peace pacts (except trade).
FR 4. United Nations.
FR 6. Miscellaneous (Liberty Lobby, Radio Free Europe).
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153.J.18.3BHealth and welfare:
H & W 1. Pollution: General (including nuclear).
H & W 1-1. Water.
H & W 1-2. Air.
H & W 1-3. Noise pollution.
H & W 1-4. Solid waste.
H & W 2. Social accounting.
H & W 3. Health Commission.
H & W 4. State welfare: Individual cases.
H & W 5. Nursing homes and hospitals. 2 folders.
H & W 5-1. Health care reform.
H & W 6. Public health.
H & W 6-1. Health research.
H & W 7. Drugs, food additives, pesticides, January-March 1974.
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153.J.18.4FH & W 7. Drugs, food additives, pesticides, : April-June 1974.
H & W 8. Miscellaneous (laboratory animals).
H & W 9. Food programs (food stamps, school lunch, milk, Meals on Wheels). 2 folders.
H & W 10. Birth control (population explosion). 3 folders.
H & W 11. Poverty: General, hunger strike.
H & W 11-1. Legal services.
H & W 11-2. VISTA.
H & W 12. Guaranteed income, Aid to Dependent Children.
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153.J.18.5BH & W 14. Rising medical costs. 9 folders.
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153.J.18.6FH & W 15. Child development, health.
H & W 17. Social services to the elderly.
H & W 18. American family.
Housing and urban affairs:
H & U 1-2-1. Housing assistance. 3 folders.
H & U 1. Subsidized housing (rent control).
H & U 2. Non-subsidized housing.
H & U 3. Public housing. 2 folders.
H & U 6. Community development (urban renewal, code enforcement).
H & U 7. Model cities.
H & U 8. Urban planning.
H & U 9. Counseling and technical assistance.
H & U 10. Urban mass transportation.
H & U 11. New towns.
H & U 12. Housing legislature.
H & U 13. Building codes and zoning.
H & U 14. Mortgage credit.
H & U 15. Miscellaneous programs and issues.
Immigration and naturalization:
I N 1. General.
Indian affairs:
IA 1. Miscellaneous. 5 folders.
Institutions:
INST 1-1. Correctional (reform schools, prisons, work houses).
Insurance and retirement:
I & R 1. Federal government (except Social Security).
I & R 1-1. Insurance (accident, health, and life).
Location
153.J.18.7BI & R 1-2. Retirement and annuities (including disability).
I & R 1-3. Railroad retirement. 3 folders.
I & R 1-4. Compensation.
I & R 3. Private and industrial insurance and retirement.
Inventions:
INV 1. Patents.
INV 2. Trademarks, copyrights.
Labor:
LAB 1. Conditions: Employment, unemployment, unemployment compensation. 2 folders.
LAB 1. Statistics.
LAB 2. Strikes and work stoppages.
LAB 2-1. Pickets, picketing, boycotts.
LAB 3. Unions.
LAB 3-1. AFL-CIO.
LAB 3-2. Independent unions.
LAB 4. Employment of handicapped people.
LAB 5. Fair labor standards.
LAB 6. Migrant labor and seasonal labor.
Location
153.J.18.8FLAB 7. Minimum wage.
LAB 8. Manpower training: Green Light-Green Thumb.
LAB 9. Employment of disadvantaged, Neighborhood Youth Corps.
LAB 10. Job Corps.
LAB 11. Minnesota Teen Corps.
Legal:
LE1. Claims, litigation (except private bills).
Legislation:
LEG 1. Senate.
LEG 1-1. Bills introduced by Senator.
LEG 1-2. Bills co-sponsored by Senator.
LEG 1-3. Bills on which sponsorship declined.
LEG 2. Possible legislation by Mondale.
Lists:
LST 1. Periodic.
LST 2. Congressional Record mailing list.
Mail:
MAIL 1. Classes, mail.
MAIL 2. Postage: Rates, permits.
MAIL 3. Stamps (commemorative).
MAIL 4. Transportation of mail.
MAIL 6. No answer.
MAIL 7. Mail, no address.
MAIL 8. Obscene.
Maritime:
MAR 1-1. Upper Great Lakes.
MAR 2. Ships, shipping, pleasure boats.
MAR 2. Coast Guard jurisdiction (lakes) (self folder).
MAR 2-1. Subsidies.
MAR 2-2. St. Lawrence Seaway.
MAR 3. Ocean research.
Memos:
MEMOS 1. Memoranda to staff members.
MEMOS 2. Memoranda to Senator.
Memorials, holidays:
MEM 1. International.
MEM 2. National and federal holidays.
Metals:
MET 1. General.
Military:
MIL 1. Casualty lists.
MIL 2. Military pay and allowances.
MIL 3. Officer commissions for academy cadets.
MIL 4. Reservations for national cemeteries.
MIL 4-2. Concessions.
MIL 4-4. Punishments.
MIL 5. Miscellaneous.
MIL 6. Separation: Discharge policies.
MIL 7. Units, troop withdrawals, scandals.
Location
153.J.18.9BMIL 9. Weapons, arms, explosives.
National defense:
NAD 1. Civil defense.
NAD 5. National security problems, government secrets.
Natural resources:
NAR 1. Soil conservation.
NAR 1-1. Wetlands, Water Bank bill.
NAR 2. Forests.
NAR 3-1. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
NAR 3-2. Chippewa National Forest.
NAR 3-3. Grand Canyon.
NAR 3-4. Voyageurs National Park.
NAR 3-8. Historic sites in Minnesota.
NAR 4. Preservation natural resources.
NAR 4-1. Save the Saint Croix.
NAR 4-2. Clean lakes.
NAR 4-3. Upper Mississippi River.
NAR 4-4. Kettle River.
NAR 5. Fish and wildlife, January-August 1974.
Location
153.J.18.10FNAR 5. Fish and wildlife, September-December 1974.
NAR 6. Irrigation and reclamation.
NAR 7. Alaskan problems.
Nominations:
NOM 1. Federal departments, agency heads, and commissions.
NOM 3. U.S. District, circuit, and Supreme Court judges.
NOM 4. U.S. Marshals.
NOM 6. State and municipal.
NOM 7. Requests to serve on important committees in government (no pay).
Political affairs:
PA 1. General, January-April 1974. 8 folders.
Location
153.J.17.1BPA 1. General, May-November 1974. 10 folders.
Location
153.J.17.2FPA 1. General, December 1974. 2 folders.
PA 2. Issues.
PA 3-4. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party. 2 folders.
PA 6. Meetings.
PA 7. Contributions.
PA 8. Voting and Electoral College.
PA 9. Democratic National Committee and convention. 2 folders.
PA 10. Campaign expenditures and reform. 2 folders.
PA 12. Presidency speech (Mondale).
PA 15. DNC Commission on Delegate Selection. 2 folders.
PA 16. Campaign miscellaneous/general.
Location
153.J.17.3BPA 18. Mondale Committee contributions. 3 folders.
PA 19. Other presidential candidates.
Recreation:
REC 1. Facilities.
REC 2. Sports and sporting events.
Reports and statistics:
R & S 1. General (census matters).
Roads:
RO 1. Federal roads.
RO 2. State roads.
RO 3. City.
Salaries:
SAL 1. Federal employees: Salaries and allowances.
SAL 2. State employees.
Selective Service:
SS 1. Deferment policy and general matters.
Small business:
SB 1. Contracts, markets.
SB 2. Financing and loans.
Location
153.J.17.4FSocial Security and Medicare:
SOC MED 1. Social Security.
SOC MED 1. Benefits. 22 folders.
SOC MED 1-2. Eligibility.
SOC MED 2. Medicare. 2 folders.
SOC MED 2-2. Medicaid.
SOC MED 3. Implementation of welfare employees provisions.
Space:
SP 1. NASA.
SP 2. Anti-ballistics missiles (Anti-ballistics missiles (ABM)).
State government:
STG 1. Departments.
Taxes:
TAX 1. Federal.
TAX 1-1. Excise.
TAX 1-2. Income tax problems. 2 folders.
Location
153.J.17.5BTAX 1-3. Travel.
TAX 1-5. Tax reforms. 6 folders.
TAX 1-7. Interstate tax, duties, customs.
TAX 1-8. Revenue sharing (Heller plan).
Location
153.J.17.6FTAX 2-1. State taxes.
TAX 2-2. Real estate.
Trade:
TR 1. Foreign.
TR 1-1. East-west trade.
TR 1-3. Import quotas.
TR 1-4. Export-Import Bank.
TR 1-5. Balance of payments.
TR 1-6. Gold cover, gold standard.
TR 1-7. Non-tariff barriers.
TR 1-8. Tariffs.
TR 1-9. Kennedy round, GATT.
TR 1-10. Multilateral trade organization.
TR 1-11. Developing nations.
TR 2. Trade regulation.
TR 3. Imports: General, oil.
TR 3-1. Dairy imports and beef imports.
TR 4. Imports: General, logs.
TR 5. Metal stockpiling and shortages.
Transportation and utilities:
TR & UT 1. General.
TR & UT 1-1. Motor carriers.
TR & UT 1-1. Uniflow.
TR & UT 1-2. Railroads. 3 folders.
TR & UT 1-2-1. Railroad abandonment. 2 folders.
TR & UT 1-3. Water carriers.
TR & UT 1-4. Mass transportation.
Location
153.J.17.7BTR & UT 2. Communications (radio and television).
TR & UT 2-1. Telephone.
TR & UT 2-2. Radio: General.
TR & UT 2-3. Television: General.
TR & UT 2-4. Pay television.
TR & UT 2-5. Cable television.
TR & UT 3. Power, light. 4 folders.
TR & UT 3-1. Shortage of oil and energy, January-February 1975. 4 folders.
Location
153.J.17.8FTR & UT 3-1. Shortage of oil and energy, March-December 1975 10 folders.
TR & UT 3-2. Solar energy.
TR & UT 3-3. Natural gas.
Location
153.J.17.9BVeterans:
VET 1. Medicine and surgery (medical, dental care, and hospitalization).
VET 2. Insurance.
VET 3. Education and schooling.
VET 4. Loan guarantees.
VET 5. Annuities, pensions, and disability allowances.
VET 6. Veterans Affairs Committee.
VET 7. Miscellaneous employment.

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153.J.17.9BAdministration:
ADM 1. Personnel: Current and former.
ADM 1-1. Rathmore, Vijay S.
ADM 1-3. Regular interns.
ADM 1-4. Summer interns.
ADM 1-5. Affirmative Action file.
ADM 1-8. Interns. 3 folders.
ADM 1-8-1. Interns who have worked here.
ADM 1-10. Appointments for Budget Committee.
ADM 4. Sergeant at Arms, miscellaneous.
ADM 5. Allowances.
ADM 6. Miscellaneous.
ADM 7. Office accounts.
ADM 7. Travel accounts.
ADM 8. Interns. 2 folders.
Location
153.J.17.10FAgriculture:
AG 1. Commodities (Agriculture Stabilization Act).
AG 1-1. Cotton.
AG 1-2. Corn.
AG 1-3. Eggs.
AG 1-4. Oats.
AG 1-5. Soybeans, sunflowers, and oil seeds.
AG 1-6. Sugar.
AG 1-7. Turkey and poultry.
AG 1-8. Wool.
AG 1-9. Wheat.
AG 1-10. Feed grains.
AG 1-11. Livestock and meat products.
AG 1-12. Dairy products.
AG 1-13. Potatoes.
AG 1-15. Tobacco.
AG 1-16. Vegetables and fruit.
AG 1-17. Other commodities.
AG 3. Crop insurance.
AG 4. Farm credit. 2 folders.
AG 5. Rural electricity and telephone supply and financing.
AG 6. National Farm Bargaining Act.
AG 7. Strategic reserve of farm commodities.
AG 8. Advance payments on wheat and grain program.
AG 9. Price support loans.
AG 10. Miscellaneous agriculture.
AG 11. Farm organizations, youth programs.
AG 12. Rural Environment Assistance Program.
AG 13. Family farming.
AG 14. Farm taxes.
AG 16. Farm bill.
AG 17. Rural development.
AG 18. Reorganization of the USDA.
Appropriations:
AP 1. Defense.
AP 2. Treasury, Post Office, Executive Office.
AP 4. Interior and related agencies.
AP 6. Housing and Urban Development.
AP 7. Labor.
Location
153.J.16.1BAP 8. Health, Education and Welfare and related agencies.
AP 9. State, Justice, Commerce, Judiciary and related agencies.
AP 11. Agriculture related agencies.
AP 12. Transportation.
AP 13. General.
AP 17. General.
AP 19. Miscellaneous.
Atomic energy:
AE 1. General. 2 folders.
Aviation:
AV 1. Airports and airways.
AV 2. Air safety rules and regulations.
AV 3. Air passenger and freight traffic.
AV 3. General files.
AV 4. Routes.
Beverages:
BEV 1. Liquor and alcohol problems.
Civil rights:
CR 1. Fair housing.
CR 2-1. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
CR 3. Civil rights problems.
CR 4. Civil liberties (newspaper men).
CR 5. Censorship.
Civil service:
CS 1. Awards.
CS 2. Examinations and standards for civil service.
CS 3. Investigations.
CS 4. Personnel activities.
CS 5. Position classification.
CS 6. Separation: Discharges, reductions.
Location
153.J.16.2FCommittees:
COM 1. Congressional.
COM 2-2. Labor and Public Welfare.
COM 2-2-3. Labor.
COM 2-2-4. Employment, Manpower, and Poverty.
COM 2-2-8. Children and Youth.
COM 2-3. Special Committee on Aging(Older Americans Act).
COM 2-4. Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs.
COM 3. Senate Finance Committee.
COM 4. Daylight Savings.
COM 5. Select Committee on Small Business.
COM 6. Subcommittee on Intelligence Gathering Operations.
Congressional:
CONG 4-1. Congressional Record.
CONG 5. General legislation.
CONG 6. Junkets and payroll (ethics and miscellaneous).
Constituents:
CONST 1. General: A-R. 21 folders.
Location
153.J.16.3BCONST 1. General: S-Z. 6 folders.
Consumer protection:
CP 1. Meat inspection.
CP 4. Truth in Lending.
CP 5. Flammable fabrics.
CP 6. Quality stabilization.
CP 8. Charities.
CP 9. Truth in packaging.
CP 10. Auto safety.
CP 10-1. Auto insurance.
CP 11. Credit insurance.
CP 12. Frauds, gimmicks, and dangerous toys. 2 folders.
CP 13. Drug pricing.
Crime:
CRI 1. Juvenile delinquency.
CRI 2. Gun control.
CRI 3. Safe Streets and Crime Control Act.
CRI 4. Warren Commission report.
CRI 5. Capital punishment.
CRI 6. Watergate affair.
Disasters:
DIS 1. Emergency relief. 2 folders.
Location
153.J.16.4FDIS 2. Flood insurance.
Economics and finance:
EC & FI 1. Business recession.
EC & FI 2. Industry.
EC & FI 3. Inflation. 2 folders.
EC & FI 4. Cost of living.
EC & FI 5. Public debt, spending.
EC & FI 6. Securities and Exchange Commission.
EC & FI 7. Bonds.
EC & FI 8. Financial institutions.
EC & FI 8-1. Savings and checking.
EC & FI 8-2. Federal Land Bank (Federal Reserve System).
EC & FI 9. Antitrust and monopolies.
EC & FI 10. Conglomerates.
EC & FI 11. National priorities.
EC & FI 12. Wage and price freezes.
EC & FI 13. Shortages.
Education:
ED 1. Higher education.
ED 1-1. Facilities (Title I), libraries.
ED 1-2-1. Fellowships and institutes (Title VI).
ED 1-3. Institutional aid: National Defense Education Act (Title III).
ED 1-4. Student aid. 2 folders.
Location
153.J.16.5BED 1-5. Educational opportunity grants.
ED 1-6. Junior colleges.
ED 1-7. Educational research.
ED 1-8. University of Minnesota and other colleges and universities.
ED 1-9. Upward Bound program.
ED 1-10. Law schools.
ED 1-11. Medical and nursing schools.
ED 2. Elementary and secondary education.
ED 2-1. Aid to disadvantaged children.
ED 2-1-1. Title I, Elementary and Secondary Education Act (impacted aid).
ED 2-1-3. Head Start and Follow Through.
ED 2-2. Innovative programs/gifted children (Title III).
ED 2-3. Minnesota Department of Education.
ED 2-4. Handicapped children (Title VI).
ED 2-5. School libraries.
ED 2-6. Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
ED 3. Adult education.
ED 4. International education.
ED 5. Vocational and technical education (Education and Youth Training Program).
ED 7. Miscellaneous education problems. 2 folders.
ED 8. Indian education.
ED 9. Parochial schools.
ED 10. Desegregation in the schools.
Federal government:
FG 1. Executive branch. 2 folders.
FG 1-1. Departments.
FG 1-2. Independent agencies and offices.
FG 1-3. Government liaison officers.
FG 2. Judicial branch.
FG 2-1. Administrative office of the U.S. courts.
FG 2-2. Courts.
FG 2-2-1. Circuit courts.
FG 2-2-2. District courts.
FG 2-2-3. Supreme Court.
FG 3. Legislative branch.
FG 3-1. Congress.
FG 3-4. Library of Congress. 2 folders.
FG 3-5. Remodeling of Capitol building.
FG 4. Surplus government property.
FG 5. District of Columbia.
FG 7. State government.
Foreign relations:
FR 1. Foreign policy.
FR 1-1. Vietnam, Cambodia, Southeast Asia.
Location
153.J.16.6FFR 1-1-1. Vietnamese adoptions and baby lift.
FR 1-3. Latin America (Cuba, Panama).
FR 1-4. Russia.
FR 1-5. China.
FR 1-7. Africa.
FR 1-10. Japan.
FR 1-11. Korea.
FR 1-13. Greece.
FR 1-16. Miscellaneous countries.
FR 2. Foreign aid.
FR 2-3. Food for Peace.
FR 2-4. Peace Corps.
FR 2-5. Aid to other nations.
FR 3. Treaties and peace pacts (except trade).
FR 4. United Nations.
FR 5. Multilateral agencies (NATO and others).
FR 6. Miscellaneous (Liberty Lobby, Radio Free Europe).
Health and welfare:
H & W 1. Pollution: General (including nuclear).
H & W 1-1. Water.
H & W 1-2. Air.
H & W 1-3. Noise pollution.
H & W 1-4. Solid waste. 2 folders.
H & W 2. Social accounting.
H & W 4. State welfare: Individual cases. 2 folders.
H & W 5. Nursing homes. 2 folders.
Location
153.J.16.7BH & W 5-1. Health care reform.
H & W 6. Public health problems. 2 folders.
H & W 6-1. Health research.
H & W 7. Drugs, food additives, pesticides. 2 folders.
H & W 8. Miscellaneous (laboratory animals).
H & W 9. Food programs (food stamps, school lunch, milk, Meals on Wheels). 2 folders.
H & W 10. Birth control (population explosion).
H & W 11. Poverty: General, hunger strike.
H & W 11-1. Legal services.
Location
153.J.16.8FH & W 11-2. VISTA.
H & W 12. Guaranteed income, Aid to Dependent Children.
H & W 14. Rising medical costs. 2 folders.
H & W 15. Child development, health.
H & W 16. Crime victims.
H & W 17. Social services to the elderly.
H & W 18. American family.
Housing and urban affairs:
H & U 1-2-1. Housing assistance.
H & U 1. Subsidized housing (rent control).
H & U 2. Non-subsidized housing.
H & U 3. Public housing.
H & U 5. Mobile homes.
Location
153.J.16.9BH & U 6. Community development (urban renewal, code enforcement). 2 folders.
H & U 7. Model cities.
H & U 8. Urban planning.
H & U 9. Counseling and technical assistance.
H & U 11. New towns.
H & U 12. Housing legislature.
H & U 13. Building codes and zoning.
H & U 14. Mortgage credit.
H & U 15. Miscellaneous programs and issues.
Immigration and naturalization:
I N 1. General.
Indian affairs:
IA1. White Earth.
IA 1. Miscellaneous. 3 folders.
Institutions:
INST 1-1. Correctional (reform schools, prisons, work houses).
INST 1-2. Health and mental (hospitals, sanatoriums, clinics).
Insurance and retirement:
I & R 1. Federal government (except Social Security).
I & R 1-1. Insurance (accident, health, and life).
I & R 1-2. Retirement and annuities (including disability).
I & R 1-3. Railroad retirement.
I & R 2. State government.
Location
153.J.16.10FI & R 3. Private and industrial insurance and retirement.
Inventions:
INV 1. Patents.
INV 2. Trademarks, copyrights.
Labor:
LAB 1. Conditions: Employment, unemployment. 4 folders.
LAB 1-1. Public service employment (CETA).
LAB 2. Strikes and work stoppages.
LAB 3. Unions.
LAB 4. General.
Location
153.J.15.1BLAB 5. Fair labor standards.
LAB 6. Migrant labor and seasonal labor.
LAB 7. Minimum wage.
LAB 8. Manpower training.
LAB 9. Employment of disadvantaged, Neighborhood Youth Corps.
LAB 11. Minnesota Teen Corps.
Land:
LAND 1. General problems. 3 folders.
LAND 1. General disposal: 1969-1974. 4 folders.
Legal:
LE 1. Indian claims and litigation.
Legislation:
LEG 1-1. Bills introduced by Senator.
LEG 1-2. Bills co-sponsored by Senator.
LEG 1-3. Bills on which sponsorship declined.
LEG 2. Possible legislation by Mondale.
Lists:
LST 1. Periodic reports (including mailing list for weekly newsletter).
LST 2. Congressional Record mailing list.
Mail:
MAIL 1. Classes, mail.
MAIL 2. Postage: Rates, permits.
MAIL 3. Stamps (commemorative).
MAIL 4. Transportation of mail. 2 folders.
MAIL 5. Miscellaneous.
Location
153.J.15.2FMAIL 6. No answer.
MAIL 7. Mail, no address.
MAIL 8. Obscene.
Maritime:
MAR 1. Ports, harbors, shipyards, docks.
MAR 1-1. Upper Great Lakes.
MAR 2. Ships, shipping, pleasure boats.
MAR 2. Coast Guard jurisdiction (lakes) (self folder).
MAR 2. Mississippi River (charges).
MAR 2-1. Subsidies.
MAR 3. Ocean research.
Memos:
MEMOS 1. Memoranda to staff members.
MEMOS 2. Memoranda to Senator.
Memorials, holidays:
MEM 1. International.
MEM 2. National and federal holidays.
Metals:
MET 1. General.
Military:
MIL 2. Military pay and allowances.
MIL 3. Officer commissions for academy cadets.
MIL 4. Reservations for national cemeteries.
MIL 4-4. Punishments.
MIL 5. National Guard and war powers bill.
MIL 7. Units, troop withdrawals, scandals.
MIL 9. Weapons, arms, explosives.
National defense:
NAD 1. Civil defense.
NAD 5. National security problems, government secrets.
Natural resources:
NAR 1. Soil conservation.
NAR 1-1. Wetlands, Water Bank bill.
NAR 2. Forests.
NAR 3. Parks.
NAR 3-1. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
NAR 3-2. Chippewa National Forest.
NAR 3-3. Grand Canyon. 2 folders.
NAR 3-4. Voyageurs National Park.
NAR 3-8. Historic sites in Minnesota.
NAR 4. Preservation of natural resources.
NAR 4-1. Save the Saint Croix.
NAR 4-2. Clean lakes.
NAR 4-3. Upper Mississippi River.
NAR 4-4. Kettle River.
Location
153.J.15.3BNAR 4-5. Minnesota Valley Wildlife Refuge.
NAR 5. Fish and wildlife. 2 folders.
NAR 6. Irrigation and reclamation.
NAR 7. Alaskan problems.
Nominations:
NOM 1. Federal departments, agency heads, and commissions.
NOM 2. U.S. Attorney.
NOM 3. U.S. District, circuit, and Supreme Court judges.
NOM 5. Miscellaneous: Federal.
NOM 6. State and municipal.
NOM 7. Requests to serve on important committees in government (no pay).
Political affairs:
PA 1. General. 5 folders.
PA 2. Issues.
PA 3-4. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party.
PA 6. Meetings.
PA 7. Contributions.
PA 8. Voting.
Location
153.J.15.4FPA 9. Democratic National Committee.
PA 10. Campaign expenditures and reform.
PA 18. Mondale Committee contribution.
PA 19. Other presidential candidates.
Recreation:
REC 1. Facilities.
REC 2. Sports and sporting events.
Reports and statistics:
R & S 1. General (census matters).
Roads:
RO 1. Federal roads.
RO 2. State roads. 2 folders.
RO 3. City.
Salaries:
SAL 1. Federal employees: Salaries and allowances.
SAL 1-2. Congressional and judicial.
SAL 2. State employees.
Selective service:
SS 1. Deferment policy and general matters.
Small business:
SBA 1. Contracts, markets.
SBA 2. Loans. 2 folders.
Social Security and Medicare:
SOC MED 1. General.
SOC MED 1-1. Benefits, January-May 1975.
Location
153.J.15.5BSOC MED 1-1. Benefits, June-December 1975.
SOC MED 1-2. Eligibility.
SOC MED 2. Medicare, January-October 1975.
SOC MED 2. Medicare, November-December 1975.
SOC MED 2-1. Chiropractors.
SOC MED 2-2. Medicaid.
SOC MED 2. Medicare.
SOC MED 3. Implementation of welfare program.
Space:
SP 1. NASA.
State government:
STG 1. Departments.
STG 2. Independent agencies and offices.
Taxes:
TAX 1. Federal.
TAX 1-1. Excise.
TAX 1-2. Income tax problems. 2 folders.
TAX 1-5. Tax reforms, January-August 1975.
Location
153.J.15.6FTAX 1-5. Tax reforms, September-October 1975.
TAX 1-6. Investment credit.
TAX 1-8. Revenue sharing (Heller plan).
TAX 2-1. State taxes.
TAX 2-2. Real estate.
Trade:
TR 1. Foreign.
TR 1-1. East-west trade.
TR 1-2. Common market.
TR 1-3. Import quotas.
TR 1-4. Export-Import Bank.
TR 1-5. Balance of payments.
TR 1-6. Gold cover, gold standard.
TR 1-7. Non-tariff barriers.
TR 1-8. Tariffs.
TR 1-9. Kennedy round, GATT.
TR 1-10. Multilateral trade organization
TR 1-11. Developing nations.
TR 2. Trade regulation.
TR 3. Imports: General, oil.
TR 3-1. Dairy imports and beef imports.
TR 3-2. Mink imports.
TR 4. Imports: General, logs.
TR 5. Metal stockpiling and shortages.
Transportation and utilities:
TR & UT 1. General.
TR & UT 1-1. Motor carriers. 3 folders.
TR & UT 1-2. Railroads. 2 folders.
Location
153.J.15.7BTR & UT 1-2. Railroads.
TR & UT 1-4. Mass transportation.
TR & UT 2. Communications (radio and television).
TR & UT 2-1. Telephone.
TR & UT 2-2. Radio general.
TR & UT 2-3. Television: General.
TR & UT 2-4. Pay television.
TR & UT 2-5. Cable television.
TR & UT 3-1. Energy crisis, January-February 1975. 3 folders.
Location
153.J.15.8FTR & UT 3-1. Energy crisis, February-December 1975. 6 folders.
TR & UT 3-2. Solar energy.
TR & UT 3-3. Natural gas.
Un-American Activities:
UNA 1. Communism.
Veterans:
VET 1. Medicine and surgery (medical, dental care, and hospitalization).
VET 2. Insurance.
VET 3. Education and schooling.
VET 4. Loan guarantees.
VET 5. Annuities, pensions, and disability allowances.
VET 6. Veterans Affairs Committee.
VET 7. Miscellaneous employment.

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153.J.15.9BAdministration:
ADM 1. Personnel: Current and former.
ADM 1-3. Regular interns.
ADM 1-4. Summer interns.
ADM 1-5. Affirmative Action file.
ADM 1-8. Summer interns and 1977 people.
ADM 1-9. General.
ADM 1-11. Volunteers for Mondale campaign.
ADM 4. Sergeant at Arms, miscellaneous.
ADM 5. Allowances.
ADM 6. Miscellaneous.
Agriculture:
AG 1. Commodities (Agriculture Stabilization Act).
AG 1-1. Cotton.
AG 1-2. Corn.
AG 1-3. Eggs.
AG 1-4. Oats.
AG 1-5. Soybeans, sunflowers, and oil seeds.
AG 1-6. Sugar.
AG 1-7. Turkey and poultry.
AG 1-9. Wheat.
AG 1-10. Feed grains.
AG 1-11. Livestock and meat products.
AG 1-12. Dairy products.
AG 1-13. Potatoes.
AG 1-14. Honey.
AG 1-15. Tobacco.
AG 1-16. Vegetables and fruit.
AG 1-17. Other commodities.
AG 3. Crop insurance.
AG 4. Farm credit.
AG 5. Rural electricity and telephone supply and financing.
AG 6. National Farm Bargaining Act.
AG 7. Strategic reserve of farm commodities.
AG 9. Price support loans.
AG 10. Miscellaneous agriculture.
AG 11. Farm organizations, youth programs.
AG 12. Rural Environment Assistance Program.
AG 13. Family farming.
AG 14. Farm taxes.
AG 16. Farm bill.
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153.J.15.10FAG 17. Rural development.
AG 18. Reorganization of the USDA.
Appropriations:
AP 1. Defense.
AP 2. Treasury, Post Office, Executive Office.
AP 4. Interior and related agencies.
AP 6. Housing and Urban Development.
AP 7. Labor.
AP 8. Health, Education and Welfare and related agencies.
AP 9. State, Justice, Commerce, Judiciary and related agencies.
AP 11. Agriculture related agencies.
AP 12. Transportation.
AP 13. Public works.
Appropriations for Minnesota public works projects:
AP 1. Defense, 1973. 3 folders.
AP 2. Treasury, Post Office, Executive Office.
AP 4. Interior and related agencies.
AP 6. Housing and Urban Development.
AP 8. Health, Education and Welfare and related agencies.
AP 9. General. 2 folders.
AP 11. Morris, Minnesota.
AP 11. Agricultural Research Service, rust laboratory.
AP 11. Cook ranger station (Minnesota projects), 1970.
AP 11. North Central Forest Experimental Station.
AP 11. Timber laboratory, Duluth, 1969-1970.
AP 11. Forest service station, Ely.
AP 13. Public works (Minnesota projects).
AP 13. Public works, 1973.
AP 13. Public works, general, 1976.
AP 13. Public works, 1972.
AP 13. Public works, 1970.
AP 13. Blue Earth River watershed, 1969-1970.
AP 13. General.
AP 13. Bassett Creek flood control.
AP 13. Big Stone White Stone Lake project.
AP 13. Canby watershed project.
AP 13. Cache River.
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153.J.14.1BAP 13. Crookston, 1969-1970.
AP 13. Duluth high water levels.
AP 13. East Grand Forks.
AP 13. Great Lakes shipping.
AP 13. Knife River.
AP 13. Jackson.
AP 13. Mankato.
AP 13. Minnesota River. 2 folders.
AP 13. Mississippi River.
AP 13. Mississippi River navigation.
AP 13. Lake Superior and Mississippi River.
AP 13. Mission Creek highway.
AP 13. Missouri River basin.
AP 13. Rogers.
AP 13. Roseau.
AP 13. Rushford.
AP 13. Sauk River dam.
AP 13. Red Rainy River basin.
AP 13. Stone arch.
AP 13. Willow Island project.
AP 13. Wild Rice River.
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153.J.14.2FAP 13. Winona flood control.
AP 13. Zumbro River project.
AP 15. NASA.
AP 16. Military construction.
AP 17. Foreign assistance and related agencies.
AP 19. Miscellaneous.
AP 20. Hill Burton projects, 1969.
AP 20. Rust laboratory, University of Minnesota.
Appropriations for Lake Superior pollution:
AP 21. Pollution.
AP 22. Reserve Mining.
Aviation:
AV 1. Airports and airways.
AV 2. Air safety rules and regulations.
AV 3. Air passenger and freight traffic.
AV 3. General files.
AV 4. Routes.
Beverages:
BEV 1. Liquor and alcohol problems.
Civil rights:
CR 1. Fair housing.
CR 2. Equal employment.
CR 2-1. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
CR 3. Civil rights problems.
CR 4. Civil liberties (newspaper men).
Civil service:
CS 1. Awards.
CS 2. Examinations and standards for civil service.
CS 4. Personnel activities.
CS 5. Position classification.
CS 6. Separations.
CS 7. Miscellaneous.
Committees:
COM 1. General.
COM 1. Congressional.
COM 2. Senate Committees (assignments). 2 folders.
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153.J.14.3BCOM 2-2-3. Labor.
COM 2-2-8. Children and Youth.
COM 2-3. Special Committee on Aging(Older Americans Act).
COM 2-3-1. Retirement and the Individual (chairman).
COM 2-3-3. Consumer interest for the elderly.
COM 2-3-4. Health of the elderly.
COM 2-4. Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs.
COM 3. Senate Finance Committee.
COM 4. Daylight Savings.
Congressional:
CONG 4-1. Correspondence with individuals and organizations.
CONG 5. General legislation.
CONG 6. Junkets and payroll (ethics and miscellaneous).
Consumer protection:
CP 1. Meat inspection.
CP 2. Eggs, fish, and poultry.
CP 5. Flammable fabrics.
CP 6. Quality stabilization.
CP 8. Charities.
CP 9. Truth in packaging.
CP 10. Auto safety.
CP 10-1. Auto insurance.
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153.J.14.4FCP 11. Credit insurance.
CP 12. Advertising gimmicks and frauds.
CP 13. Drug pricing.
Constituents:
CONST 1. General. 24 folders.
Crime:
CRI 1. Juvenile delinquency.
CRI 2. Gun control.
CRI 3. Safe Streets and Crime Control Act.
CRI 4. Warren Commission report.
CRI 5. Capital punishment.
CRI 6. Watergate affair.
Disasters:
DIS 1. Emergency relief.
DIS 2. Flood insurance.
Economics and finance:
EC & FI 1. Business recession.
EC & FI 2. Industry.
EC & FI 3. Inflation. 2 folders.
EC & FI 4. Cost of living.
EC & FI 5. Public debt, spending.
EC & FI 6. Securities and Exchange Commission.
EC & FI 6-1. Mutual funds.
EC & FI 7. Bonds.
EC & FI 8. Financial institutions.
EC & FI 8-1. Savings and checking.
EC & FI 8-2. Federal Land Bank (Federal Reserve System).
EC & FI 9. Antitrust and monopolies.
EC & FI 10. Conglomerates.
EC & FI 11. National priorities.
EC & FI 12. Wage and price freezes.
EC & FI 13. Shortages.
Education:
ED 1. Higher education.
ED 1-1. Facilities (Title I), libraries.
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153.J.14.5BED 1-2. Teachers education.
ED 1-2-1. Fellowships and institutes (Title VI).
ED 1-3. Institutional aid: National Defense Education Act (Title III).
ED 1-4. Student aid 1973. 2 folders.
ED 1-5. Iron Range.
ED 1-5. Educational opportunity grants.
ED 1-6. Junior colleges.
ED 1-7. Educational research.
ED 1-8. University of Minnesota and other colleges and universities.
ED 1-8. Upper Midwest Tri-Racial General Assistance Center, University of Minnesota.
ED 1-10. Law schools.
ED 1-11. Medical and nursing schools.
ED 2. Elementary and secondary education.
ED 2-1. Aid to disadvantaged children.
ED 2-1-1. Title I, Elementary and Secondary Education Act (impacted aid).
ED 2-1-2. Teacher Corps.
ED 2-1-3. Head Start and Follow Through.
ED 2-2. Innovative programs/gifted children (Title III).
ED 2-3. Minnesota Department of Education.
ED 2-4. Handicapped children (Title VI).
ED 2-5. General.
ED 2-6. Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
ED 3. Adult education.
ED 4. International education.
ED 5. Vocational and technical education (Education and Youth Training Program).
ED 6. School construction.
ED 7. Miscellaneous education problems.
ED 8. Indian education.
ED 9. Parochial schools.
ED 10. Desegregation in the schools.
Federal government:
FG 1. Executive branch.
FG 1-1. Departments.
FG 1-2. Independent agencies and offices.
FG 1-3. Government liaison officers.
FG 1-4. Remodeling of West Wing, Capitol.
FG 2. Judicial branch.
FG 2-2. Federal government.
FG 2-2-1. Circuit courts.
FG 2-2-2. District courts.
FG 2-2-3. Supreme Court.
FG 4. Surplus government property.
FG 5. District of Columbia.
FG 6. World government.
FG 7. State government.
Foreign relations:
FR 1. Foreign policy.
FR 1-1. Vietnam, Cambodia, Southeast Asia.
FR 1-1-1. Adoption and evacuation of Vietnamese children.
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153.J.14.6FFR 1-2. Middle east.
FR 1-3. Latin America (Cuba, Panama).
FR 1-4. Russia.
FR 1-5. China.
FR 1-6. France.
FR 1-7. Africa.
FR 1-8. Brain drain.
FR 1-10. Japan.
FR 1-11. Korea.
FR 1-12. General.
FR 1-13. Greece.
FR 1-16. Miscellaneous countries.
FR 2. Foreign aid.
FR 2-1. Agency for International Development.
FR 2-4. Peace Corps.
FR 2-5. Aid to other nations.
FR 3. Treaties and peace pacts (except trade).
FR 4. United Nations.
FR 5. Multilateral agencies (including NATO).
FR 6. Miscellaneous (Liberty Lobby, Radio Free Europe).
Health and welfare:
H & W 1. Pollution: General (including nuclear).
H & W 1-1. Water pollution.
H & W 1-2. Air pollution.
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153.J.14.7BH & W 1-3. Noise pollution.
H & W 1-4. Solid waste.
H & W 2. Social accounting.
H & W 5. Nursing homes. 4 folders.
H & W 6. Public health. 3 folders.
H & W 7. Drugs, food additives, pesticides. 2 folders.
H & W 8. Miscellaneous (laboratory animals).
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153.J.14.8FH & W 9. Food programs (food stamps, school lunch, milk, Meals on Wheels), 1974. 2 folders.
H & W 10. Birth control (population explosion).
H & W 11. Poverty: General, hunger strike.
H & W 11-1. Legal services.
H & W 11-2. VISTA.
H & W 12. Guaranteed income, Aid to Dependent Children.
H & W 14. National health insurance. 2 folders.
H & W 15. Child development, health, January-April 1976. 4 folders.
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153.J.14.9BH & W 15. Child development, health, May-December 1976. 3 folders.
H & W 17. Social services to the elderly.
H & W 18. American family.
Housing and Urban Development:
H & U 1. Subsidized housing (rent control).
H & U 1-2-1. Housing assistance.
H & U 3. Public housing.
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153.J.14.10FH & U 5. Mobile homes.
H & U 6. Community development (urban renewal, code enforcement).
H & U 7. Model cities.
H & U 8. Urban planning.
H & U 9. Counseling and technical assistance.
H & U 11. New towns.
H & U 12. Housing legislation.
H & U 13. Building codes and zoning.
H & U 14. Mortgage credit.
H & U 15. Miscellaneous programs and issues.
Immigration and naturalization:
I N 1. General.
Indian affairs:
IA 1. Miscellaneous.
IA 2. Minnesota Chippewa tribe.
Insurance and retirement:
I & R 1. Federal government (except Social Security).
I & R 1-1. Insurance (accident, health, and life).
I & R 1-2. Retirement and annuities (including disability).
I & R 1-3. Railroad retirement.
I & R 1-4. Compensation.
I & R 2. State government. 2 folders.
I & R 3. Private and industrial insurance and retirement.
I & R 4. Unemployment compensation.
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153.J.13.1BInstitutions:
INST 1-1. Federal institutions.
Inventions:
INV 1. Patents.
INV 2. Trademarks, copyrights.
Labor:
LAB 1. Conditions: Employment, unemployment, unemployment compensation, 1974. 2 folders.
LAB 1-1. Statistics.
LAB 2. Strikes and work stoppages.
LAB 3. Unions.
LAB 4. Employment of handicapped people.
LAB 5. Fair labor standards.
LAB 6. Migrant labor and seasonal labor.
LAB 7. Minimum wage.
LAB 8. Manpower training: Green Light-Green Thumb.
LAB 9. Employment of disadvantaged, Neighborhood Youth Corps.
Land:
LAND 1. General.
Legal:
LE 1. Miscellaneous legal problems.
Legislation:
LEG 1. Senate.
LEG 1-1. Bills introduced by Senator.
LEG 1-2. Bills co-sponsored by Senator.
LEG 1-3. Bills on which sponsorship declined.
LEG 2. Possible legislation by Mondale.
Lists:
LST 1. Periodic.
LST 2. Congressional Record mailing list.
Mail:
MAIL 1. Classes, mail.
MAIL 2. Postage: Rates, permits.
MAIL 3. Stamps (commemorative).
MAIL 4. Transportation of mail.
MAIL 5. Miscellaneous.
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153.J.13.2FMAIL 5. Miscellaneous. 2 folders.
MAIL 6. No answer.
MAIL 7. Mail, no address.
MAIL 8. Obscene.
Maritime:
MAR 1. Ports, harbors, shipyards, docks.
MAR 1-1. Upper Great Lakes.
MAR 2. Ships, shipping, pleasure boats.
MAR 2-1. Subsidies.
MAR 2-2. St. Lawrence Seaway.
MAR 3. Ocean research.
Memos:
MEMOS 1. Memoranda to staff members.
MEMOS 2. Memoranda to Senator.
Memorials, holidays:
MEM 1. International.
MEM 2. National and federal holidays.
Metals:
MET 1. General.
Military:
MIL 2. Military pay and allowances.
MIL 3. Officer commissions for academy cadets.
MIL 4. Reservations for national cemeteries.
MIL 5-5. Naval Reserve.
MIL 6. Separation: Discharge policies.
MIL 7. Units, troop withdrawals, scandals.
MIL 9. Weapons, arms, explosives.
MIL 10. Surplus military property.
National defense:
NAD 1. Civil defense.
NAD 5. National security problems, government secrets.
Natural resources:
NAR 1. Soil conservation.
NAR 1-1. Wet lands, Water Bank bill.
NAR 2. Forests.
NAR 3-1. Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
NAR 3-2. Chippewa National Forest.
NAR 3-3. Grand Canyon.
NAR 3-8. Historic sites in Minnesota.
NAR 4. Preservation of natural resources.
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153.J.13.3BNAR 4-1. Save the Saint Croix.
NAR 4-3. Upper Mississippi.
NAR 4-5. Minnesota Valley.
NAR 5. Fish and wildlife. 2 folders.
NAR 6. Irrigation and reclamation.
NAR 7. Alaskan problems.
Nominations:
NOM 1. Federal departments, agency heads, and commissions.
NOM 3. U.S. District, circuit, and Supreme Court judges.
NOM 4. U.S. Marshals.
NOM 6. State and municipal.
NOM 7. Requests to serve on important committees in government (no pay).
Political affairs:
PA 1. General. 4 folders.
PA 2. Issues.
PA 3-4. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party.
PA 7. Contributions.
PA 8. Voting age and Electoral College.
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153.J.13.4FPA 8. Voting age and Electoral College.
PA 8-1. Committee to Study Presidential Nominating Process.
PA 9. Democratic National Committee and convention. 2 folders.
PA 10. Campaign expenditures and reform. 2 folders.
PA 18. Mondale Committee contributions.
PA 19. Other presidential candidates.
PA 20. Mondale for president; Vice Presidential letters. 8 folders.
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153.J.13.5BPA 20. Vice Presidential letters. 18 folders.
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153.J.13.6FPA 20. Vice Presidential letters, January 1977.
PA 22. Requests for inaugural invitations.
PA 23. Requests to be in inaugural parade.
Public relations:
PR 8-3. Genesis Magazine brouhaha.
PR 14. Senate Youth Program.
Recreation:
REC 1. Facilities.
REC 2. Sports and sporting events.
Reports and statistics:
R & S 1. General (census matters).
Roads:
RO 1. Federal roads.
RO 2. State roads.
RO 3. City.
Salaries:
SAL 1. Federal employees: Salaries and allowances.
SAL 1-1. Classified workers.
SAL 1-2. Congressional and judicial.
SAL 1-4. Wage board (blue collar workers).
SAL 2. State employees.
Selective Service:
SS 1. Deferment policy and general matters.
Small business:
SBA 1. Contracts, markets.
SBA 2. Financing and loans.
SBA 3. Supplies, equipment, facilities, materials.
Social Security and Medicare:
SOC MED 1. Social Security.
SOC MED 1. Benefits.
SOC MED 1-2. Eligibility.
SOC MED 2. Medicare.
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153.J.13.7BSOC MED 2. Medicare.
SOC MED 2-2. Medicaid.
SOC MED 3. Implementation of welfare employees provisions.
Space affairs:
SP 1. NASA.
SP 2. Anti-ballistics missiles (Anti-ballistics missiles (ABM)).
State government:
STG. 3 State legislation.
Taxes:
TAX 1. Federal.
TAX 1-1. Excise.
TAX 1-2. Income. 3 folders.
TAX 1-3. Travel.
TAX 1-5. Tax reforms. 4 folders.
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153.J.13.8FTAX 1-5. Tax reforms. 2 folders.
TAX 1-8. Revenue sharing (Heller plan).
TAX 2-1. State taxes.
TAX 2-2. Real estate.
Trade:
TR 1. Foreign.
TR 1-1. East-west trade.
TR 1-3. Import quotas.
TR 1-4. Export-Import Bank.
TR 1-5. Balance of payments.
TR 1-6. Gold cover, gold standard.
TR 1-7. Non-tariff barriers.
TR 1-8. Tariffs.
TR 1-9. Kennedy Round, GATT.
TR 1-10. Multilateral trade organization
TR 1-11. Developing nations.
TR 2. Trade regulation.
TR 3. Imports: General, oil.
TR 3-1. Dairy imports and beef imports.
TR 3-2. Mink imports.
TR 4. Imports: General, logs.
TR 5. Metal stockpiling and shortages.
Transportation and utilities:
TR & UT 1. General.
TR & UT 1-1. Motor carriers.
TR & UT 1-2. Railroads, 1975.
TR & UT 1-2-1. Railroad abandonment
TR & UT 1-4. Mass transportation.
TR & UT 2. Communications (radio and television).
TR & UT 2-1. Telephone.
TR & UT 2-2. Radio: General.
TR & UT 2-3. Television: General.
TR & UT 2-4 and 2-5. Pay television, cable television, and educational television.
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153.J.13.9BTR & UT 3. Power and light.
TR & UT 3-1. Energy crisis. 3 folders.
TR & UT 3-2. Solar energy.
TR & UT 3-3. Natural gas.
Un-American Activities:
UNA 1. Communism.
Veterans:
VET 1. Medicine and surgery (medical, dental care, and hospitalization).
VET 2. Insurance.
VET 3. Education and schooling.
VET 4. Loan guarantees.
VET 5. Annuities, pensions, and disability allowances.

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Files regarding individual applicants were not retained.
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153.K.16.8FLists of appointees and nominees to each military academy for Fall 1966, 1965.
Academy: General, 1967.
Lists of appointees and nominees to each military academy for Fall 1970, 1969.
Lists of appointees and nominees to each military academy for Fall 1971, 1971.
Lists of appointees and nominees to each military academy for Fall 1972, 1972.
Lists of appointees and nominees to each military academy for Fall 1973, 1973.
Lists of appointees and nominees to each military academy for Fall 1974, 1974.
Lists of appointees and nominees to each military academy for Fall 1975, 1975.

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Expand/CollapsePHOTOGRAPHS

These photographs are primarily from Mondale's Senate period. The images contain views of events, activities, fundraisers, meetings, trips, Senator Mondale on the job, views of his wife Joan and their children, and other miscellaneous scenes.


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153.J.1.5BAttorney General views.
Minnesota Attorney General Walter Mondale Selected digital images
Swearing-in ceremonies.
Senator Carl Hayden of Montana (center right) administers the senatorial oath of office to Walter Mondale (center left) as Senator Everett Dirksen of Illinois (far left) and Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana (far right) look on Selected digital images
Mondale with staff and interns.
Senate interns Bill Sieben, Linda Halvorson and Kathy Walters meet with Walter Mondale in his office. Selected digital images
Miscellaneous Walter Mondale Senate era views.
Senator Walter Mondale takes a telephone call in his Senate office. Selected digital images
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153.J.1.6FMiscellaneous Walter Mondale Senate era views.
Miscellaneous Walter and Joan Mondale views.
Senator Walter Mondale and Joan Mondale pose for a portrait. Selected digital images
Mondale with individuals.
Senator Walter Mondale with President Lyndon Johnson and others. Selected digital images
Miscellaneous personalities.
Unidentified individuals.
James L. Adams.
F. J. Anfang.
Jerry Apodaco.
George Ball.
Bill Bandes.
Nick Begich and Hubert Humphrey.
Candace Bergen.
Joe Biden.
John Brademas.
Willy Brandt.
Senators Brooke, Hart, and Dirksen.
Senator Burdick.
Judge Brendon Byrne.
Greg Caucci.
Lawton Chiles.
Ramsey Clark.
Walter J. Cook.
Jackie Cooper.
Senator Cooper.
Senator Cranston.
Richard Daley.
Fred L. Denning.
Thomas Eagleton.
Stanley Enebo.
Charles Evers.
Peter Falk and William D. Hathaway.
Floyd Fithian.
Eugene Foley.
Donald Fraser.
Orville Freeman.
Betty Furness.
Jim Gehrlich.
Mike George.
Arthur Goldberg.
Tom Granfil.
Governor Grasso and Congressman Moffet.
George W. Griegenow.
Gus Grissom and John Young.
Joan Anderson Growe.
Rebecca Hagge.
Philip Hart.
Rabbi Jerome Herzog.
Robert Heyer, Hubert Humphrey, Donald Fraser.
Jerry Hiniker.
Huffers and Strands.
Hubert H. Humphrey.
Daniel Inouye.
Bob Jirik.
Michel Jobert.
President Lyndon Johnson.
Joseph Karth, Richard Nolan, and Donald Fraser.
Dutch Kastenbaum.
A.M. (Sandy) Keith.
Edward Kennedy and Wendell Anderson.
Edward Kennedy.
President John F. Kennedy.
Robert Kennedy.
Billie Jean King.
Bill Klenk.
Paul W. Larimore.
Janet Larson.
William Lehman.
State Representatives Lemke, Shores, Culhane, and Kelly.
Mandy Lipson.
Tom Loberg.
Skip Loescher.
Powers Luce.
Donald McDonald.
Mike Mansfield.
Mansfield, Inouye, Byrd, and Carter.
Marie Mastin.
Bob Mattson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mayers.
Eugene McCarthy.
Leo McDermott.
George McGovern.
George McGovern, Hubert Humphrey, and Wendell Anderson.
Jack and John McHugh.
Thomas McIntyre.
Edwin H. Meyer.
Don Moe.
Toby Moffett.
Robert Mondragon.
Edmund Muskie.
Ralph Nader.
Nedisasco.
Richard Nolan.
David Obey.
Wayne Olhoft.
Alec Olson.
George Orlovich.
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153.J.1.7B
Bob Partridge.
Lyle Pearson.
Senator Pearson.
Lieutenant Colonel Penagaricano.
Tony Perpich.
Dillon Platera.
William Proxmire.
Jennings Randolph.
Charles Rangel.
John Reuther.
Senator Ribicoff and Robert Weaver.
Bob Riggs.
Betty Roberts.
Peter Rodino.
Karl Rolvaag.
George Romney.
Harold Rosenbaum.
Hal Rosenthal.
David Schaaf.
Jonathan Schwartz.
Richard Schweiker.
Ulric Scott.
Albert Shanker.
Sargent Shriver.
Howard Smith and Joe Connors.
Russ Stanton and Marion Menning.
Strand family.
David D. Sullivan.
Susan Tannenbaum.
Robert and Mabel Thedin.
Jim and Rose Totino.
J.C. Turner and Russell T. Conlon.
Liv Ullman.
General Westmoreland.
David W. Winn.
Max Winter and Pond Grant.
Anne Wright.
Roz Wyman.
Ralph Yarborough.
Mondale with groups.
Representatives John Blatnik, Robert Bergland, Donald Fraser and Joe Karth, all of Minnesota, pose with Senator Walter Mondale on the steps of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. Selected digital images
4-H.
Agricultural photos.
American Indians.
American Legion.
Betty Crocker PR.
Bonafede Italian Group.
Children.
Clergy.
Congress.
Cretin high school.
Duluth YMCA.
Golden Valley Lutheran College Choir.
Handicapped.
John Farmers Group.
Labor Groups.
Metro Boys Choir.
Migrant farm workers.
Military.
Minnesota bicentennial group.
Minnesota constituents.
Minnesota School Boards Association.
Minnesota Senior Federation.
Minnesota tour group.
Mora high school band.
Northfield Boys Choir.
Onamia and East Chain high schools.
Potato queens.
Poverty.
Press.
St. Croix Lutherans.
Senior citizens.
Sports.
Steelworkers.
Students.
Vietnam veterans.
Hearings.
Senator Walter Mondale serves as chairman during a hearing on the pensions of workers at the Minneapolis-Moline tractor and machinery plant. Selected digital images
Social accounting, June 1967.
Clean lakes, March 16, 1971.
Pre-school child development, April 6, 1971.
Foreign Relations Committee, April 22, 1971.
Indian education, April 29, 1971.
Subcommittee on Manpower and Poverty, May 15, 1971.
Children and youth, June 21, 1971.
NASA appropriations, June 28, 1971.
Housing and Urban Affairs Subcommittee, September 14, 1971.
ICC railroad abandonment, April 24, 1972.
Minneapolis-Moline pension problems, June 3, 1972.
Alexandria farm hearings, February 2, 1973.
Energy hearings, February 14, 1974.
Consumer Subcommittee of the Commerce Committee, July 10, 1974.
Childcare bill, July 1975.
Federal estate and gift taxes, August 26, 1975.
Photographic portrait of America, September 29, 1975.
Small business estate and gift taxes, October 1975.
Lifetime learning, 1976.
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153.J.1.8FForeign and domestic events, activities, fundraisers, meetings, and trips.
Arranged chronologically.
Senator Walter Mondale waves from the back of a car in the Minneapolis Aquatennial Parade. Selected digital images
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142.H.4.7B-2Miscellaneous oversize photographs, undated and 1965.

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Expand/CollapsePRESS RELATIONS/MEDIA ACTIVITIES RECORDS

Expand/CollapseArticles By Mondale

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153.K.12.3BDemocratic National Committee articles, undated.
Op-eds by Mondale, undated.
UPI wire items, undated.
Articles by Mondale, undated and 1973-1975. 2 folders.
Quotes attributed to Mondale, undated.
"The Odds are Even," Minnesota Motorist, December 1965.
"Dirty Water: Prelude to Disaster," The Carpenter, March 1966.
"Consumers Have Right to Know Hidden Hazards," Trial. American Trial Lawyers Association, June/July 1966.
"The Dignity of Labor," Pillsbury People, July 29, 1966.
"The National Interest: A Good Business to Be In," October 1966.
"The Retirement Revolution," Geriatrics Magazine, October 1967.
"Some Thoughts on Stumbling into the Future," American Psychologist, November 1967.
Government and Social Choice in the Future [book chapter], February 1968.
"Alchemy: The Expansion of International Monetary Reserves," South Dakota Law Review, Spring 1968.
Article for Dimensions, July 1968.
Article for Journal of the American Medical Women's Association, November 1968.
Social action and social progress [comments on Roger Shinn article], November 1968.
Mondale book proposal, December 1968.
Introduction, Legal and Practical Aspects of Trade with the Soviet Union, May 1969.
A New Society in a New World, September 1969.
"Bilingual Education: A Congressional Perspective," The National Elementary Principal, July 1970.
"Oil Import Quotas: The Protectionist Threat to Minnesota," Commercial West Magazine, August 1970.
"Social Advisors, Social Accounting, and The Presidency," Law and Contemporary Problems, Summer 1970.
"The Threat of Protectionism to Minnesota Agriculture," September 1970.
"The Future of American Trade Policies," December 31, 1970.
Statement on Black history, January 1971.
"Preventing Drug Abuse," Future Magazine, February 1971.
"Trade Policies for the Seventies," Executive Magazine, February 1971.
Today's Youth, February 8, 1971.
"The Challenge of Earth Day," Lillie Suburban Newspapers, Inc., April 1971.
Article for Minnesota Consumers League newsletter, April 1971.
"Some of Our Friends are Killing Us with Drugs," Parade Magazine, May 23, 1971.
"United States Trade Furor Holds Lessons for Canada," Executive Magazine, June 1971.
Interview with Mondale, Columbia Daily Tribune, Columbia, Missouri, July 12, 1971.
Children and social justice, Soundings, August 1971.
President's economic program, October 20, 1971.
Views on [University of] Minnesota [athletic recruiting program], October 27, 1971.
NASA's Space Shuttle, Dallas newspapers, January 1972.
"Six Per Cent Unemployment is Terrible and Unacceptable," Retail Clerks Advocate, February 1972.
"Congresses Closed Committees," Minnesota Newspaper Association, March 1972.
Statement, Work Boat Magazine, March 1972.
Space Shuttle article for American Legion Magazine, March 1972.
"The Space Shuttle: Boon or Boondoggle?" Parade Magazine, March 26, 1972.
Article for La Voz magazine, May 1972.
"What's Being Done For American Children," Parents Magazine, May 1972.
Introduction, Melrose, Minnesota centennial-homecoming volume, May 10, 1972.
Interview questions, Land O Lakes Mirror, September/October 1972.
"Social Accounting, Evaluation, and the Future of Human Services," Evaluation Magazine, Fall 1972.
"Cambodia: Tunnel at the End of the Light," New York Times, April 13, 1973.
"Accountability is the Answer," DFL News, May-June 1973.
Watergate article, The Progressive, June 1973.
"Crimes Against Children," June 11, 1973.
"Some Straight Talk on Campaign Finance," UAW Washington Report, July 30, 1973.
"Paying for Politics," Washington Post, September 18, 1973.
"Money and Votes: Two Views," Minneapolis Tribune, September 23, 1973.
"Government Up for Sale," Des Moines Register, October 10, 1973.
Statement by Mondale, Harvard Educational Review, November 1973.
"What Congress is Doing to Help Prevent Child Abuse," National Enquirer, November 1973.
"Meeting the Pressures on POP," Baltimore Sun, November 11, 1973.
"Each 1% Rise in Interest Rates Costs Farmers $800 Million," Minnesota Agriculture, November 22, 1973.
Energy crisis article, St. Paul Pioneer Press-Dispatch, circa December 5, 1973.
"Oil - Stronger Price Controls for Industry," New York Times, January 20, 1974.
"Needed: Tax Relief for American Families," Los Angeles Times, circa March 1, 1974.
"The Proposed Tax Cut: Boon or Disaster?" Baltimore Sun, May 4, 1974.
"Saving America's Small Lakes," Limnos, July 1974.
Statement, Garden Writers Association, July 11, 1974.
Natural Gas, Spark, Atlantic Richfield Company, July 25, 1974.
Guest editorial, Meriden Record, August 9, 1974.
"Beyond Détente: Toward International Economic Security," Foreign Affairs, October 1974. 2 folders.
Introduction, To Guide the Revolution, December 1974.
"Should Natural Gas Prices Be De-Regulated? No," American Legion Magazine, January 1975.
"The American Family," Family Weekly, March 1975.
"The Spirit of 1776," Citizen's Committee for the Spirit of '76, March 18, 1975.
Campaign financing, St. Paul Pioneer Press, March 22, 1975.
Statement, DFL Newsletter, April 29, 1975.
The Accountability of Power, 1975-1976.
Mondale book correspondence.
"Social Security Tax Rate," New York Times, March 15, 1976.
"Regional Primaries," The Wisconsin Democrat, April 30, 1976.
"Revenue Sharing: A National Program Without a Federal Bureaucracy," West Publishing Company, May 1976.
"Change: The Accelerating, Exhilarating Pace of It," Mayo Alumnus, July 1976.
"Christmas in Minnesota," Redbook Magazine, August 1976.

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153.K.12.3BGeneral - National [unlabeled articles], 1967-1974.
Bosses Night speaker, Saint Paul Junior Chamber of Commerce, February 1965.
"Minnesota: Where They Grow Liberals Like Weeds," UAW Washington Report, June 21, 1965.
"Mondale Sees State Problems Eased," Boilermakers-Blacksmiths Record, October 1965.
"Senate's Freshmen: A Bold and Vocal Class," New York Herald Tribune, October 17, 1965.
"Mondale Earns 'A' Grade for First Term in Senate," St. Paul Pioneer Press, October 31, 1965.
Suggested article on Mondale for Agenda Magazine, circa January 1966.
"Walter Mondale: Farm Senator in Shirt Sleeves," Farmers Union Herald, January 10, 1966.
"Minnesotans in Congress," University of Minnesota Alumni News, January 1966.
"This Freshman Senator Made the Team," Agenda Magazine, February 1966.
"Lyndon B. Johnson Foreign Aid Setback," St. Paul Dispatch, July 23, 1966.
"Mondale Makes Good Point," Mankato Free Press, July 28, 1966.
"Mondale of Minnesota," UAW Solidarity, August 1966.
"Seaway Toll Hike Threat to Midwest," St. Paul Pioneer Press, September 25, 1966.
"Mondale of Minnesota: Protector of Consumers," UAW Solidarity, November 1966.
"Mondale Urges Social Accounting," Christian Science Monitor, March 8, 1967.
"Mondale Rises to New Plateau in Senate Career," St. Paul Pioneer Press, March 26, 1967.
Food and Population, International Development Conference, November 7-8, 1967.
Comments, Minneapolis Spokesman, September 23, 1971.
"Mondale of Minnesota: Champion of Powerless People," The New Republic, December 25, 1971.
Comments, Inver Grove Heights Sun, July 25, 1973.
"Public policy is Out of Step With the Changing Family," Toronto Star, October 31, 1973.
"Poverty and Power," War on Hunger, Agency for International Development, December 1973.
"Stiff Penalties Against Runaways Provided in New Plant Closing Bill," The Machinist, January 17, 1974.
"The Mondale Myth," New Times, January 1974.

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Tear sheets, clippings, and reprints from the Congressional Record containing Mondale's remarks on the floor of the Senate, statements and other documents that he inserted into the printed Record, and other Senate floor actions such as bill co-sponsorships and resolutions. The files are supplemented by various typescripts and photocopies of floor statements and related letters and memoranda.
Arranged in four sections: Two sets of tear sheets and clippings, one by subject and one by date; reprints by date; and miscellany. The files themselves include item lists of a few segments.
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153.K.16.9B1965:
Appointment to Senate; Oath of office.
1965: Appointment to Senate; Oath of office Digital version
Appointment to committees; Senate resolutions co-sponsored.
Senate resolutions co-sponsored.
Bills and joint resolutions introduced.
Agriculture.
Civil rights.
Congressional Record, Civil Rights, 1965, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record, Civil Rights, 1965, part 2 Digital version
Crime.
Education.
Floods.
Food for peace.
Housing.
Hubert Humphrey.
Medicare.
National Milk Sanitation Act.
Congressional Record, National Milk Sanitation Act, 1965 Digital version
Poverty.
Private bills.
Public works and economic development.
Rural Electrification Administration (REA).
Reapportionment.
Soil conservation.
St. Croix National Scenic Waterway.
1965: St. Croix National Scenic Waterway Digital version
Veterans.
1965: Veterans Digital version
Wheat.
Miscellaneous.
1966:
Standing committees of the Senate.
Cloture votes.
Congressional Record, Cloture Votes, 1966 Digital version
Senate bills co-sponsored.
Resolutions co-sponsored.
Agriculture.
Brain drain.
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
Civil rights.
Congressional Record, Civil Rights, 1966 Digital version
Clean lakes.
Congressional Record, Clean Lakes, 1966 Digital version
Dairy.
Congressional Record, Dairy, 1966 Digital version
Education.
Congressional Record, Education, 1966 Digital version
Food for peace.
Hubert Humphrey.
Health.
Indians.
National service and draft.
Rural Electrification Administration (REA).
Social Security.
Traffic safety.
Truth in packaging.
Vietnam.
1966: Vietnam Digital version
Private bills.
Miscellaneous.
1967:
Subject list.
Agriculture.
Auto safety.
Brain drain.
Civil rights.
Congressional Record, Civil Rights, 1967 Digital version
4-H.
Dairy.
Congressional Record, Dairy, 1967 Digital version
Education.
Congressional Record, Education, 1967 Digital version
Fair housing.
Congressional Record, Fair Housing, 1967, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record, Fair Housing, 1967, part 2 Digital version
Full opportunity and social accounting.
Hubert Humphrey.
Health.
Housing.
Meat inspection.
Middle East.
NASA.
Planning-Programming-Budgeting System (PPBS).
Pollution.
Poverty.
Senior citizens.
Social Security.
Tributes.
Truth in lending.
Upper Great Lakes.
Urban renewal.
Vietnam.
1967: Vietnam Digital version
Miscellaneous.
1968:
Subject list.
Agriculture.
Domestic food assistance.
East-west trade.
Fair housing.
Farm bargaining.
Foreign aid.
Health commission.
Housing bill.
Lyndon B. Johnson.
Poultry, eggs, and fish.
Riot commission.
Congressional Record, Riot Commission, 1968 Digital version
Social welfare.
Congressional Record, Social Welfare, 1968 Digital version
Tributes.
Universities, colleges, and education.
Urban affairs.
Miscellaneous.
1969:
Agriculture.
Aircraft carrier appropriations.
Civil rights.
Congressional Record, Civil Rights, 1969 Digital version
Crime.
Defense.
East-west trade.
Full opportunity and social accounting.
Health.
Housing.
Indians.
Insurance and retirement.
Migrants.
Nominations.
Poverty.
St. Lawrence Seaway.
Tax reform.
Tributes.
Universities, junior colleges, and education.
Vietnam and Middle East.
1969: Vietnam and Middle East, part 1 Digital version
1969: Vietnam and Middle East, part 2 Digital version
1969: Vietnam and Middle East, part 3 Digital version
Miscellaneous.
1970:
Agriculture.
Appropriations.
Campus unrest.
Congressional Record, Campus Unrest, 1970 Digital version
Canadian oil.
Child development.
Congressional Record, Child Development, 1970 Digital version
Defense.
Drugs.
Economy.
Education.
Environment.
Equal educational opportunity.
Congressional Record, Equal Educational Opportunity, 1970, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record, Equal Educational Opportunity, 1970, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record, Equal Educational Opportunity, 1970, part 3 Digital version
Congressional Record, Equal Educational Opportunity, 1970, part 4 Digital version
Congressional Record, Equal Educational Opportunity, 1970, part 5 Digital version
Congressional Record, Equal Educational Opportunity, 1970, part 6 Digital version
Full opportunity and social accounting.
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153.K.16.10FHealth.
Congressional Record, Health, 1970, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record, Health, 1970, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record, Health, 1970, part 3 Digital version
Congressional Record, Health, 1970, part 4 Digital version
Congressional Record, Health, 1970, part 5 Digital version
Housing.
Congressional Record, Housing, 1970, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record, Housing, 1970, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record, Housing, 1970, part 3 Digital version
Indians.
Congressional Record, Indians, 1970, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record, Indians, 1970, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record, Indians, 1970, part 3 Digital version
Congressional Record, Indians, 1970, part 4 Digital version
Legal services.
Middle East.
Migrants.
Nominations.
Pornography.
Poverty.
Priorities.
Social Security.
Space.
St. Lawrence Seaway.
Trade.
Tributes.
Veterans.
Congressional Record, Veterans, 1970 Digital version
Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia.
1970: Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia, part 1 Digital version
1970: Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia, part 2 Digital version
1970: Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia, part 3 Digital version
1970: Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia, part 4 Digital version
Voyageurs/Apostle Islands.
Miscellaneous.
1971:
Agriculture.
Children and youth.
Congressional Record, Children and Youth, 1971, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record, Children and Youth, 1971, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record, Children and Youth, 1971, part 3 Digital version
Congressional Record, Children and Youth, 1971, part 4 Digital version
Congressional Record, Children and Youth, 1971, part 5 Digital version
Civil rights.
Congressional Record, Civil Rights, 1971 Digital version
Crime.
Defense spending.
Drugs.
East-West trade.
Education.
Foreign aid and affairs.
Full opportunity and social accounting.
Health
Housing.
NASA and space shuttle.
Pakistan.
Pollution and the environment.
School lunch.
Social Security.
Tributes.
Vietnam and Middle East.
Congressional Record, Vietnam and Middle East, 1971 Digital version
Miscellaneous.
1972:
Agriculture.
Busing.
Children and youth.
Civil rights.
Congressional Record, Civil Rights, 1972 Digital version
Crime.
Defense spending.
East-West trade.
Education.
Foreign aid.
Foreign relations.
Housing.
Health
Congressional Record, Health, 1972, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record, Health, 1972, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record, Health, 1972, part 3 Digital version
NASA and space shuttle.
Pollution and the environment.
Social Security.
Tributes and nominations.
Vietnam.
1972: Vietnam Digital version
Welfare and tax reform.
Miscellaneous.
Congressional Record clippings:
January-September 1972. 6 folders.
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153.K.15.1BFebruary 1973-May 1975. 21 folders.
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153.K.15.2FJune 1975-August 1976. 13 folders.
Congressional Record reprints:
Index, 1969-1975.
Congressional Record Reprints - Index Digital version
1965. 1 folder.
Congressional Record Reprints, 1965 Digital version
1966. 1 folder.
Congressional Record Reprints, 1966 Digital version
1969. 1 folder.
Congressional Record Reprints, 1969, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1969, part 2 Digital version
1970. 1 folder.
Congressional Record Reprints, 1970, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1970, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1970, part 3 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1970, part 4 Digital version
1971. 1 folder.
Congressional Record Reprints, 1971, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1971, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1971, part 3 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1971, part 4 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1971, part 5 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1971, part 6 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1971, part 7 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1971, part 8 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1971, part 9 Digital version
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153.K.15.3BJanuary-September 1973. 1 folder.
Congressional Record Reprints, January-September 1973, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, January-September 1973, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, January-September 1973, part 3 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, January-September 1973, part 4 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, January-September 1973, part 5 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, January-September 1973, part 6 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, January-September 1973, part 7 Digital version
October-December 1973. 1 folder.
Congressional Record Reprints, October-December 1973, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, October-December 1973, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, October-December 1973, part 3 Digital version
1974. 1 folder.
Congressional Record Reprints, 1974, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1974, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1974, part 3 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1974, part 4 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1974, part 5 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1974, part 6 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1974, part 7 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1974, part 8 Digital version
1975. 1 folder.
Congressional Record Reprints, 1975, part 1 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1975, part 2 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1975, part 3 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1975, part 4 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1975, part 6 Digital version
Congressional Record Reprints, 1975, part 7 Digital version
February 1976. 1 folder.
Congressional Record Reprints, February 1976 Digital version
Miscellany:
Senate resolutions, 1967-1968. 2 folders.
Speeches and floor statements by topic, 1967-1968. 3 folders.
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 1, part 1 Digital version, Folder 1, part 1
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 1, part 2 Digital version, Folder 1, part 2
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 1, part 3 Digital version, Folder 1, part 3
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 1, part 4 Digital version, Folder 1, part 4
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 1, part 5 Digital version, Folder 1, part 5
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 1, part 6 Digital version, Folder 1, part 6
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 1, part 7 Digital version, Folder 1, part 7
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 2, part 1 Digital version, Folder 2, part 1
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 2, part 2 Digital version, Folder 2, part 2
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 2, part 3 Digital version, Folder 2, part 3
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 2, part 4 Digital version, Folder 2, part 4
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 2, part 5 Digital version, Folder 2, part 5
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 2, part 6 Digital version, Folder 2, part 6
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 3, part 1 Digital version, Folder 3, part 1
Speeches and Floor Statements by Topic, 1967-1968, folder 3, part 2 Digital version, Folder 3, part 2
Miscellaneous floor statements, undated.
Floor Statements, undated, part 1 Digital version
Floor Statements, undated, part 2 Digital version
Floor Statements, undated, part 3 Digital version
Floor Statements, undated, part 4 Digital version

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153.K.15.4FAbortion, 1973-1976. 4 folders.
Academy appointments, 1973-1976. 3 folders.
Aged, 1973-1974.
Agnew, Spiro, 1973-1974.
Agriculture, 1969-1976. 8 folders.
Alaska pipeline-Canadian oil, 1976.
Amendments, undated.
Amnesty, 1973-1974.
Angola, 1975.
Anti-Mondale clippings, 1971.
Appointment to Senate, December 1964.
Arms, 1973-1974.
Articles (newspaper) by Mondale, 1973-1974.
Auto safety and price increases, 1967-1968.
Atomic Energy Commission, 1970-1972.
Baby selling, 1975.
Banking, 1975.
Bentsen, Lloyd 1974.
Bicentennial, 1975-1976. 2 folders.
Boat trip on Mississippi River, 1974.
Book, 1976.
Budget, 1975-1976.
Budget ceiling, 1973.
Budget Committee: Minnesota, 1974.
Budget cutbacks, 1972-1973. 2 folders.
Budget cutbacks: Defense, 1973-1974.
Budget cutbacks: White House, 1973.
Budget reform, 1973-1974.
Byrne, Tom, 1967-1968.
Cambodia, 1973.
Camp safety, 1974-1975.
Campaign financing, 1973-1976. 3 folders.
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153.K.15.5BCampaign reform, 1973-1974.
Campus press network, undated.
Canada, 1973-1975. 2 folders.
Canadian crude oil, 1975-1976.
Carter-Mondale campaign, 1976.
Central Intelligence Agency, 1974-1976. 2 folders.
Charities, 1974-1976. 2 folders.
Child abuse, 1973-1975. 3 folders.
Child care, 1976.
Child and Family Services Act, 1975-1976.
Child development, 1970-1974. 2 folders.
Children charity, 1974.
Children and youth, 1970-1976. 2 folders.
Chile, 1975.
China, 1971-1975. 2 folders.
Civil rights, 1973.
Clean Lakes program, 1975.
Comment and criticism, 1966-1968. 3 folders.
Commerce, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Committee assignments, 1973.
Communications, 1973-1974.
Congress, 1973-1974.
Congressional elections, 1974.
Congressional reform, 1975.
Conservation, 1969-1976. 4 folders.
Consumer affairs, 1969-1974. 3 folders.
Convention, National Democratic, 1976.
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153.K.15.6FCouncil on Social Advisors, 1969-1972.
Crime, 1971-1974. 2 folders.
Crime: Gun control, 1968-1971.
Day care: Child development, 1974-1976. 2 folders.
Dairy industry, 1974-1975. 2 folders.
Decision makers, 1968-1972.
Defense-military, 1969-1976. 4 folders.
Defense spending, 1975.
Democratic Party politics, 1969-1975. 2 folders.
Democratic Farmer Labor Party politics, 1967-1975. 6 folders.
Détente, 1974-1975.
Disasters, 1974.
Disaster aid, 1975.
Discrimination, 1973-1974.
Dollar crisis, 1973.
Drought: Minnesota, 1976.
Draft, 1969-1972.
Drug legislation, 1970-1972.
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153.K.15.7BDrug legislation, 1973-1974.
Drugs: Minnesota, 1974.
Duluth, Minnesota, 1973-1974.
Dutch Elm disease, 1976.
East-West trade, 1969-1972.
Economy, 1969-1976. 5 folders.
Editorials, 1967-1974. 5 folders.
Editorials: Pro, 1974-1976. 3 folders.
Editorials: Con, 1974-1976. 3 folders.
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153.K.15.8FEducation, 1969-1972.
Education, 1973-1976. 5 folders.
Eggs, fish, and poultry, 1967-1968.
Employment, 1971-1976. 3 folders.
Enemy list, 1973.
Energy, 1974-1975. 3 folders.
Environment, 1969-1974. 5 folders.
Ethics, 1968, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
European relations, 1973.
Family, 1973-1975. 5 folders.
Family hearings, 1973. 2 folders.
Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1975-1976.
Federal crop insurance, 1975.
Federal Election Commission, 1976.
Federal highways, 1976.
Federal Oil and Gas Corporation, 1973-1974.
Financial statement, 1975.
Finn, Terry, 1973.
Floods, 1969-1975. 2 folders.
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153.K.15.9BFood, 1974-1975.
Food stamps, 1968-1972.
Ford, President Gerald R., 1973-1975. 4 folders.
Foreign aid, 1966-1972.
Foreign relations, 1973-1975. 5 folders.
Foster grandparents, 1975.
Freedom of the press, 1974.
Fuel crisis, 1972-1974. 6 folders.
General administration, 1969-1970. 2 folders.
Grants, 1967-1972. 4 folders.
Great Lakes Seaway shipping, 1967-1970.
Handicapped, 1971-1972.
Hanson press coverage, 1972.
Health, 1969-1973. 2 folders.
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153.K.15.10FHealth, 1974-1976. 3 folders.
Health, Education, and Welfare Department appropriations, 1970-1972.
Housing, 1967-1976. 5 folders.
Hunger, 1968-1974. 2 folders.
Impeachment, 1973-1974. 4 folders.
Indians, 1969-1975. 3 folders.
Industrial development, 1974.
Inflation, 1970-1971.
Integration, 1970-1973. 2 folders.
Internal Revenue Service, 1973.
Israel, 1969-1973. 2 folders.
Jackson, Henry, 1974.
Kettle River and Big Fork River, 1970-1971.
Kidney disease, 1973.
King, Martin Luther, 1975.
Labor, 1969-1976. 4 folders.
Lack of confidence, 1974.
Lakes: Minnesota, 1976.
Land use, 1973.
Laos, 1970.
Legal issues, 1974.
Legal profession, 1973-1974.
Legal services, 1971-1973. 2 folders.
Letters to the editor written by Mondale, 1973-1974.
Letters to the editor: Anti-Mondale, 1973-1976. 4 folders.
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153.K.14.1BLetters to the editor: Pro Mondale, 1973-1976. 5 folders.
Lockheed, 1971.
Loescher, Skip, 1976.
Lock and dam, 1976.
Middle East, 1973-1974. 3 folders.
Migratory labor, 1971.
Military, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Military academies, 1973-1974.
Minimum wage, 1973.
Minnesota politics, 1969-1976. 4 folders.
Minnesota rivers, 1974-1975.
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153.K.14.2FMiscellaneous articles, 1971-1976. 10 folders.
Mondale, Joan, 1969-1976. 5 folders.
Mondale family clippings, 1964-1967. 5 folders.
Mondale: Political, 1969-1972. 5 folders.
Moving company bill, 1974.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1969-1972.
National book, 1976.
National party politics, 1973-1975. 3 folders.
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153.K.14.3BNational party politics, 1976.
National primary, 1976. 2 folders.
Newman's Shield law, 1972-1973.
News media, 1971-1972.
Nixon, Richard. 6 folders.
Nominations, 1969-1974. 3 folders.
Norwegian American Day, 1975.
Nuclear testing, 1973-1974.
Nuclear weapons, 1975.
Nutrition, 1973.
Office days, 1976.
Oil imports, 1970-1975. 3 folders.
Olson, Alec, 1967.
Pension reform, 1973-1976. 2 folders.
Photographs used in newspaper feature stories, 1967, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
Pipeline, 1976.
Plant closings, 1974.
Politics, 1973-1976. 4 folders.
Politics: Minnesota, 1973-1976. 2 folders.
Polls, 1968, 1973-1975. 4 folders.
Pollution, 1969-1972.
Pornography, 1970-1971.
Post Office Department, 1976.
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153.K.14.4FPoverty: Office of Economic Opportunity, Headstart, 1969-1973.
Presidency, Office of, 1973-1975. 3 folders.
Presidential campaign financing, 1973-1975. 2 folders.
1976 Presidential campaign, 1973-1974. 10 folders.
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153.K.12.4FPresidential bid (1976):
"Mondale next president," Christian Science Monitor, undated.
"Furor Cripples Nixon, Mondale Says Here," Philadelphia Bulletin, undated.
"Mondale's Modest Goal: Recognition," Washington Star News, undated.
Oklahoma Poll, Martin Hauan Agency, undated.
Quotes, 1972-1973.
"Mondale of Minnesota: Champion of Powerless People," New Republic, December 25, 1971.
"Walter F. Who?," Wall Street Journal, May 25, 1972.
"Mondale Seen as Presidential Prospect," Washington Post, October 30, 1972.
"Establishment Pushes Mondale," Washington Post, November 14, 1972.
"The Talk of Mondale in '76," New Republic, November 18, 1972.
"Conversation with a Senator," The New Yorker, May 19, 1973.
"Interview with Senator Mondale," Congressional Record, May 22, 1973.
"Mondale-Presidential Timber?," Christian Science Monitor, June 8, 1973.
Gallup Poll, New York Times, July 15, 1973.
"The Presidency and Watergate," Congressional Record, September 17, 1973.
"Senator Mondale Will Sponsor Drive to Evaluate Presidency," UPI, September 17, 1973.
"Presidency Study Asked by Mondale," New York Times, September 17, 1973.
"Mondale Exploring Run for Presidency," St. Paul Pioneer Press, September 18, 1973.
"The American Presidency," Christian Science Monitor, September 18, 1973.
"More Accountable Presidency," Christian Science Monitor, September 18, 1973.
"Mondale Thinks Deeply of Race for Presidency," Minneapolis Star, September 18, 1973.
"Mondale, Democratic Dark Horse: A Liberal with Middle-Ground Appeal," Baltimore Sun, September 18, 1973.
"Domestic Council Survives," Washington Post, September 19, 1973.
"Mondale Begins to Stir," New York Times, September 19, 1973.
"Mondale and the Presidency," Birmingham Post-Herald, September 19, 1973.
"For a Return to Accountability," Minneapolis Star, September 20, 1973.
Political cartoon, St. Paul Dispatch, September 21, 1973.
"Mondale Is as Large as Life and Twice as Natural," Washington Star News, September 24, 1973.
"A New Presidency," The New York Times, September 24, 1973.
"State of the Family," Christian Science Monitor, September 26, 1973.
"Family Pressures," Washington Post, September 28, 1973.
"Mondale: Humphrey's Man for '76," The National Observer, September 29, 1973.
Meet the Press television program transcript, September 30, 1973.
Mentions Evans-Novak Political Report, October 2, 1973.
"Political Shuffle 3 Decades Ago Aided Mondale," Toledo Blade, October 7, 1973.
"Family Stability Theme of Senate Study," Fayette Observer-Times, October 7, 1973.
Harris Survey, October 8, 1973.
"Senator Mondale's Mush Machine," Washington Post, October 9, 1973.
"Minnesota's Mondale May Be the One," Los Angeles Times, October 9, 1973.
"Mondale Tests the '76 Outlook," Chicago Sun Times, October 11, 1973.
"Is Mondale the One?," New Republic, October 13, 1973.
"Commission On the Presidency?," St. Louis Post Dispatch, October 16, 1973.
"Mondale Visits State, Scouts Presidential Bid," Los Angeles Times, October 16, 1973.
"House Counsel for Congress," Minneapolis Star, October 17, 1973.
"Is Mondale the One?," Minnesota Daily, October 22, 1973.
"Baker vs. Mondale in '76," Minneapolis Star, October 30, 1973.
"Mondale Presidential Calibre?," Green Bay Press-Gazette, October 1973.
"Mondale is Hard-Working, Competent, Available," Baltimore Sun, November 1, 1973.
Mondale's plant closing bill, American Federation of Government, November 2, 1973.
"Hearings on Family: What Mondale Found," Los Angeles Times, November 6, 1973.
"Meet Mondale: Why Do You Want to Be President?," Philadelphia Sunday Bulletin, November 11, 1973.
"Democrats Favor Gannon For Governor in Straw Poll," Des Moines Register, November 13, 1973.
"Senator Mondale's Stature Growing," Miami Herald, November 18, 1973.
"If Teddy Isn't Ready, Fritz Is," Philadelphia Inquirer, November 18, 1973.
"Mondale at Cornell: Children's Crusader Talks Impeachment," Ithaca New Times, December 2, 1973.
"Mondale Gets Some Advice About '76," St. Paul Dispatch, December 22, 1973.
"Family Faces Test Period," St. Paul Pioneer Press, December 23, 1973.
National editorials, 1973.
Media review, January-March 1974.
"The Next President of the U.S.A.," Pageant Magazine, January 1974.
"The Mondale Myth," New Times Magazine, January 1974.
Barbara Newman interview, Mpls. Magazine, January 1974.
"Mondale's Candidacy," Washington Star News, January 24, 1974.
"Mondale Prospecting for '76 Race," Washington Post, February 5, 1974.
"Mondale Offers Fresh Image to Democrats," Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, February 11, 1974.
"Senator Mondale People-Oriented," Indiana News Sentinel, February 11, 1974.
"ERA for Everyone: Senator Mondale Speaks on Women," Dallas Morning News, February 12, 1974.
"Democrats Hear Kennedy Will Run," New York Times, February 15, 1974.
"The Button-Down Populism of Fritz Mondale," Baltimore Sun, February 18, 1974.
"Inflation, Taxes Hurt More than Ever," Atlanta Journal, February 19, 1974.
"Mondale Testing Waters in West," New York Times, February 20, 1974.
"Knocks from Right and Left May Boost Mondale," Minneapolis Star, February 20, 1974.
"Senator Mondale: Testing the California Waters," Washington Post, February 21, 1974.
"Mondale Tests the Waters and is Largely Unnoticed," St. Paul Pioneer Press, February 24, 1974.
"Mondale: Family's Man in the Senate," New York Times, February 26, 1974.
Oklahoma Poll, Martin Hauan Agency, February 26, 1974.
"Senator Walter Mondale: So Far He has the Shoes," Washington Post, March 1, 1974.
"Mondale Option," Wichita Eagle and Beacon, March 2, 1974.
"Two Democrats test New Hampshire Political Waters," Boston Globe, March 4, 1974.
"Mondale Advice to Dems: Focus on Watergate," Chicago Daily News, March 7, 1974.
"Mondale: New Face in Lineup of Leftovers," Dallas Morning News, March 10, 1974.
"Marx Brothers Buff who Bids for White House," Christian Science Monitor, March 13, 1974.
"Mondale, Weinberger and Us," Cleveland Plain Dealer, March 15, 1974.
Presidential preference poll, Des Moines Register, April 1974.
Moore on Sunday television program transcript, WCCO Television, Minneapolis, April 6, 1974.
"What makes Mondale run?," Women's Wear Daily, April 8, 1974.
"Walter Mondale: If I'm in Presidential Race, I'll Stay," Charlotte Observer, April 11, 1974.
Charities hearings, New York Post, April 16, 1974.
"Who Will Run for President in 1976?," Washington Star News, April 21, 1974.
Charities hearings, Time Magazine, April 22, 1974.
"Kennedy Loses Ground for '76," Christian Science Monitor, April 25, 1974.
"Mondale and Bilderbergers," Liberty Lobby, Spring 1974.
"Mondale Slowly Builds for '76," Minneapolis Star, May 6, 1974.
"Mondale Moves Up," St. Paul Dispatch, May 9, 1974.
"In the Public Interest," May 16, 1974.
Field Poll of California Democrats, May 28, 1974.
"What's Whiter than White, Brighter than Bright, Lemon-Scented and Squeaky Clean?," Esquire Magazine, June 1974.
"Senator Walter Mondale: The Vandenberg Connection," Washington Post, July 10, 1974.
Presidential odds, Washington Post, July 13, 1974.
Interview, Psychology Today, July 1974.
"Mondale Hits the Road," Notes from the Mondale Committee, August 1974.
"Our Liberties Were Almost Lost…Some Proposed Reforms for Restoring Them," Meriden Morning Record, August 9, 1974.
"How Do You Beat a Boy Scout?," Wall Street Journal, August 19, 1974.
"Chappaquiddick Still issue: Mondale," Chicago Tribune, September 10, 1974.
"Limiting Pardon Powers," St. Paul Pioneer Press, September 12, 1974.
"Indict Nixon Anyway, Says Mondale," Chicago Sun Times, September 14, 1974.
"Mondale Polishes Wit, Courting Votes," Miami Herald, September 20, 1974.
Gallup poll, September 22, 1974.
"Democratic Field Open," Washington Star News, September 23, 1974.
"Young Mondale Told 'Forget Politics'," Mankato Free Press, September 26, 1974.
Interview, CBS Morning News, September 26, 1974.
Issues and Answers television program transcript, September 29, 1974.
Article on Mondale, Psychology Today, October 1974.
"Walter Mondale Would Make Good President," Delaware State News, October 2, 1974.
"Democrats will Boil Down to Two," Cleveland Plain Dealer, October 6, 1974.
"8.4% of Democrats Back Governor Ray in Straw Poll," Des Moines Register, October 7, 1974.
"Meet Fritz Mondale, All of a Sudden a Front Runner," St. Pal Dispatch, October 8, 1974.
"State Democrats Like Mondale, Bentsen," The Richmond Correspondent, October 9, 1974.
"Mondale's '76 Presidential Campaign Gets Lift From Kennedy Withdrawal," New York Times, October 10, 1974.
Articles on Democratic candidates, Washington Post, October 13, 1974.
"The Mondale Campaign Takes Shape," King Features Syndicate, October 15, 1974.
Commentary on Mutual Broadcasting, Duff Thomas, October 21, 1974.
"Are Facts Secondary to Intent?," Chicago Tribune, October 24, 1974.
"Mondale in Jersey, Acts Like a Candidate," New York Times, October 31, 1974.
"The Cast," New York Times Magazine, November 17, 1974.
"Mondale's Message to Moscow," Washington Post, November 22, 1974.
David Brinkley commentary, NBC News, November 25, 1974.
"Furor Cripples Nixon, Mondale Says Here," Philadelphia Bulletin, November 31, 1974.
"Mondale Withdrawal May Hurt Democrats," Philadelphia Daily News, November 1974.
Post-withdrawal columns and transcripts, November 1974.
Gallup poll, December 1, 1974.
"Walter Mondale: Has He Ever Been Tested?," Atlantic Monthly, December 1974.
"Mondale, and Why He Was Unable to do the Required," New York Times, December 1, 1974.
"The Man Who Wouldn't Run," Atlanta Constitution, December 1, 1974.
Withdrawal stories, December 1974.
"Modifying Rule 22," Washington Post, January 16, 1975.
"It's Slow Trot to White House for Dark Horse," Los Angeles Times, [Fall 1974?].
"The Inevitability of Scoop Jackson," New York Magazine, [Fall 1974?].
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153.K.14.5BPresidential campaign (1976), 1974-1975. 2 folders.
Presidential campaign (1976): Withdrawal, November 1974-May 1975. 3 folders.
Presidential deaths: Harry Truman and Lyndon Johnson, 1972-1973.
Priorities, 1970-1972.
Price, rent, wage controls, 1973.
Prison reforms, 1973.
Prisoners of war, 1973.
Prosecutor, 1973.
Public appearances, 1969-1972. 7 folders.
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153.K.14.6FPublic appearances, 1972-1976. 7 folders.
Public appearances: Minnesota, 1973-1976. 5 folders.
Public works, 1975.
Pyramid sales, 1974.
Question period, 1973-1975.
Railroads, 1973-1974. 3 folders.
Ratings, 1974-1975.
Reapportionment, 1965.
Religion, 1971-1974.
Reserve Mining Company, 1974.
Revenue sharing, 1969-1976. 2 folders.
Roads, 1975.
Rochester and Duluth office, 1975.
Rockefeller, Nelson A., 1974.
Rule 22, 1975.
Rural development, 1969-1971.
Russia trip, 1974. 2 folders.
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153.K.14.7BSt. Croix River, 1971-1972.
Senior citizens, 1971-1972.
Senate race, 1973-1978. 4 folders.
Sexism, 1973-1974.
Shortages, 1974.
Small business, 1972-1976. 3 folders.
Snowmobiles 1971-1972.
Social services, 1973-1974. 3 folders.
Social Security, 1969-1975. 2 folders.
Soviet dissidents, 1973.
Space shuttle, 1973-1974.
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT), 1974.
Student unrest, 1969-1972.
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), 1973.
Superbowl, 1975.
Supplemental Security System (SSI), 1975.
Sweden, 1973.
Taxes, 1967-1976. 7 folders.
Trade, 1970-1972.
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153.K.14.8FTrade, 1973-1974.
Transportation, 1969-1974.
Toll-free line, 1975.
Turkish opium, 1974.
Unemployment, 1973-1976.
United Nations, 1971-1975. 2 folders.
Urban development, 1969-1972.
Veterans, 1969-1975. 3 folders.
Vietnam, 1967-1975. 5 folders.
Visitors, 1970-1972.
Voting records, 1974-1975. 2 folders.
Voyageurs National Park, 1970-1971.
Youth camp safety, 1973-1974.
Watergate, 1973-1975. 6 folders.
Watergate tapes, 1973-1974.
Welfare, 1975-1976.
White House staff, 1974.
White House excesses, 1973-1974.
Women: Equal rights, 1972.
Women's Educational Equity Act,

Expand/CollapsePress Releases and Newsletters

This set of files contains Senator Mondale's press releases, newsletters, and related issuances produced for public dissemination. Newsletters include his Senator Walter F. Mondale Reports to Minnesota (news release version, often subtitled Weekly Column, and radio show version), newsletters sent to constituents, and various (probably incomplete) groups of statements, television program transcripts, press conference announcements, and miscellaneous issuances. The press releases include one set organized by topic; it probably duplicates items in the main chronological sequence. A file of Joan Mondale's newsletter, Washington Story (1965-1972), is also present.
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146.L.10.3BPress file card indexes, 1970-1976. 2 small archival boxes containing 3 x 5-inch cards.
Subject index to newsletters, press releases, and Mondale's"Weekly Column."
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153.K.14.9B1965:
Newsletters.
Press releases.
Reports to Minnesota: Weekly Column, February 22-December 10, 1965.
1966:
Newsletters.
Press releases.
Reports to Minnesota: Weekly Column, January 1-June 25, 1966.
1967:
Newsletters and interviews.
Press releases.
1968:
Newsletters.
Press releases.
Reports to Minnesota: Weekly Column, May 10-December 16, 1968.
1969:
Miscellaneous issuances.
Newsletters.
Press releases and issuances. 3 folders.
Questionnaire filled out by constituents.
Reports to Minnesota: Weekly Column.
Southern textile mills contracts, replies, press conference, February 26-27, 1969.
1970:
Newsletters.
Press releases. 3 folders.
Reports to Minnesota: Weekly Column.
1971:
Newsletters.
Press releases. 3 folders.
Includes an index/list.
Reports to Minnesota: Weekly Column.
Sound and Visual Recording Enclosures.
Enclosures were sent to news agencies with recordings, and summarize the content of each recording.
1972:
Newsletters.
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153.K.14.10FPress releases. 3 folders.
Reports to Minnesota: Weekly Column, January-November 1972.
Sound and Visual Recording Enclosures.
Enclosures were sent to news agencies with recordings, and summarize the content of each recording.
Edison Voicewriter "Red" Discs.
SALT Agreements, July 21, 1972. 1 minute, 15 seconds.
re: Vietnam-Era Readjustment Assistance Act, August 11, 1972.
Special Campaign Bulletin and press releases, September-October 1972.
1973:
Newsletters and other issuances.
Press releases. 3 folders.
Reports to Minnesota: Weekly Column.
1974:
Newsletters.
Press releases. 4 folders.
Reports to Minnesota: Weekly Column.
1975:
Newsletters.
Press releases. 4 folders.
Reports to Minnesota: Weekly Column.
1976:
Newsletters.
Press releases. 4 folders.
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153.K.13.1BReports to Minnesota: Weekly Column, January-July 1976.
Washington Story (Mrs. Mondale's newsletter), 1965-1972.
Press releases:
Agricultural, 1976.
Agricultural/rural, 1970-1972.
Budget, 1976.
Campaign (1976): Reform, 1975-1976.
Campaign (1976) Vice President, 1976.
Charity groups, 1975.
Children and Youth Subcommittee, 1970-1976. 2 folders.
China, 1971.
CIA-FBI groups, 1975-1976.
Consumer protection, 1971-1975.
Crime and drugs, 1971-1972.
Defense, 1969-1975.
Economics, 1969-1972.
Economy, 1974-1976.
Education, 1970-1972.
Education, 1975-1976.
Energy, 1974-1976.
Environment, 1975-1976.
Environment, conservation, and pollution, 1970-1972.
Equal rights/women, 1973-1976.
Federal spending, 1975.
Finance Committee, 1975.
Foreign affairs, 1975-1976.
Freedom of the press, 1972.
Government accountability, 1975-1976.
Health, 1971-1976.
Indians, 1969-1971.
Labor, 1972-1974.
Labor legislation, 1971.
Lock and Dam 26 (Alton, Illinois), 1976.
Mideast, 1971.
Military defense, 1975.
Mondale campaign (1972), 1972.
Mrs. Mondale's book, 1972.
Nursing homes, 1971.
Pensions, 1972.
Presidential primaries, 1975-1976.
Protected rivers, 1975-1976.
Railroad abandonment: Redwood Falls, 1972.
Rural, 1975.
Saint Croix River, 1971-1972.
Social Security, 1971-1976.
Taxes, 1971-1976.
Trade, 1975.
Vietnam/Cambodia, 1975.
Welfare, 1977.
Miscellaneous press releases, 1973-1975.
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146.L.8.4FPress secretary: Dick Conlon's resource files, 1964-1968. 56 folders.
Background and subject files on a variety of issues.

Expand/CollapseSpeeches

Texts of Mondale's speeches on various occasions and before various groups, both in Washington and throughout the country. The files consist largely of drafts, final copies, offprints, and other incarnations of his speech texts, accompanied in some instances by programs, notes, memoranda, and other related materials. There are occasional texts of his speeches or statements on the Senate floor or before Senate committees. Also included are speech miscellany (undated texts and drafts, boilerplate text, introductory jokes, background notes, and statistics), apparently saved as a sort of speech resource file.
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153.K.13.2FSpeech lists {incomplete), 1969-1974, 1976.
Speech index, 1965.
1965:
Commencement addresses, 1965.
Women's National Press Club banquet for members of congress, January 6, 1965.
Hennepin County Democratic-Farmer-Labor leaders, Minneapolis, January 30, 1965.
Economy, St. Paul Junior Chamber of Commerce, February 8, 1965.
Farmers Union Central Exchange, St. Paul, February 15, 1965.
Americans for Democratic Action, civil rights, February 27, 1965.
Expansion of export markets, Land O'Lakes Creameries, March 11, 1965.
AFL-CIO Civil Rights Seminar, Highland Park Junior High School, St. Paul, March 13, 1965.
Remarks at Minnesota State Capitol, March 13, 1965.
Remarks concerning Lyndon B. Johnson voting rights message, Washington, D.C., March 15, 1965.
Statement concerning appointment to Agriculture Committee, April 1965.
Medicare—After April 8, Group Health Plan, Inc., April 8, 1965.
Mondale statement concerning St. Croix National Scenic Waterway, Illinois, April 23, 1965.
St. Croix National Scenic Waterway, Illinois, April 23, 1965. Digital version
OCAW Nomination, Prescott, Wisconsin, April 24, 1965.
Third District DFL Convention, Minneapolis, April 24, 1965.
DFL Convention and Fairmont VFW, May 1, 1965.
Midwest labor press conference, Minneapolis, May 22, 1965.
Telephone conference, Chamber of Commerce, Redwood Falls, Minnesota,Chamber of Commerce, May 26, 1965.
Bagley High School commencement, Bagley, Minnesota, May 27, 1965.
Cherry High School commencement, Iron, Minnesota, May 28, 1965.
Lakeville High School commencement, Lakeville, Minnesota, June 3, 1965.
Nashwauk High School commencement, Nashwauk, Minnesota, June 4, 1965.
Moorhead State College commencement, Moorhead, Minnesota, June 4, 1965.
Consumers, Pillsbury Company, June 7, 1965.
Minnesota bankers, June 15, 1965.
World Hunger and Food for Peace, June 18 and July 29, 1965.
World Hunger and Food For Peace, Methodist Laymen, June 18, 1965.
Electricity, North Pine Electrical Cooperative, Finlayson, Minnesota; Fairmont Federated REA, Fairmont, Minnesota, June 26 and December 9, 1965, 1965.
Senate floor address on Medicare, Washington, D.C, July 9, 1965.
Norway Day, World Hunger and Food for Peace, July 11, 1965.
Adlai Stevenson death, July 14, 1965.
Senate floor address on GI Bill, July 19, 1965.
Senate floor address on GI Bill, July 19, 1965 Digital version
Reapportionment, July 27, 1965.
World Hunger and Food for Peace, July 29, 1965.
Education, August 11, 1965.
Minnesota Savings and Loan Association, Rochester, Minnesota, August 23, 1965.
Beth El Synagogue Banquet; Israel, August 29 and October 26, 1965.
United Jewish Appeal; Israel, August 29 and November 21, 1965.
Histadrut; Minnesota Trade Union Council; Israel, August 29, 1965.
Labor Day, Duluth, September 1965.
Hibbing-Chisholm Air Days, September 4, 1965.
Rural File, Agriculture, Stabilization and Conservation, December 15, 1965, September 18, 1965.
Rural File, National Plowing Contest, Waseca, Minnesota, September 18, 1965.
Rural File, Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association, September 18 and November 18, 1965.
Minnesota Corrections Association, September 23, 1965.
Independent Bankers of America annual convention, September 23, 1965.
Methodist Layman's Conference, Frontenac, Minnesota, September 25, 1965.
Consumer protection, Duluth Co-op rally, October 6, 1965.
Consumer protection, Minnesota Consumers Congress of October 30, October 6, 1965.
Young Democrats, October 12, 1965.
Electricity, Todd-Wadena Electric Co-op, October 14, 1965.
Federalism, 555 Club, October 25, 1965.
Minnesota Association of Student Councils, November 4, 1965.
Minnesota Association of Mayors, November 9, 1965.
Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants: Taxes and new economics, November 18, 1965.
Foster parents recognition party, November 18, 1965.
Minnesota Farmers Union annual banquet, St. Paul, November 30, 1965.
Mount Olivet Men's Club, December 6, 1965.
Economic Opportunity Conference, University of Minnesota, December 7, 1965.
Federal Business Association, December 7, 1965.
Conference on Community Mental Health Programs, December 13-15, 1965.
National growth and city problems, Citizens League of Minneapolis and Hennepin County, December 21, 1965.
Miscellaneous speeches, 1965.
1966:
High school commencement, January 11, 1966.
Minnesota School Board Association, January 11, 1966.
Electricity, Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives, January 12, 1966.
Vietnam, Minnesota Jaycees, February 14, 1966.
Electricity, National Rural Electric Co-op Association, Las Vegas, Nevada, February 16, 1966.
World Hunger Act, Washington Hilton Hotel, February 24, 1966.
Farmers Union Central Exchange, March 2, 1966.
Minnesota Welfare Association, March 12, 1966.
College of St. Thomas, March 18, 1966.
Minnesota Municipalities League [not given], March 24, 1966.
Eastern Metropolitan District: Chamber of Commerce, April 14, 1966.
Federal Civil Servants, St. Paul, April 22, 1966.
Benilde High School, April 23, 1966.
Federal Home Loan Bank Board, April 23, 1966.
U.S. Steelworkers, Ohio [not used], April 23, 1966.
Izaak Walton League, Minneapolis, April 29, 1966.
Bemidji State College, April 29, 1966.
DFL Women's Workshop, Saint Paul Hotel, April 30, 1966.
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153.K.13.3BPolitical Clinic for Teachers, April 30, 1966.
Winona DFL, May 1, 1966.
Southeast Asia, Newman Center, May 1, 1966.
Workman's Circle Convention, May 9, 1966.
Federal Bar Association, May 13, 1966.
VFW Memorial services, May 30, 1966.
VFW Memorial Services, May 30, 1966 Digital version
Association of Minnesota Internists, May 31, 1966.
Danish-American Day, June 5, 1966.
Minnesota State Council of Arts, June 5, 1966.
St. Cloud Commencement, June 10, 1966.
Better Business Bureau, June 14, 1966.
Minnesota Fraternal Order of Eagles, June 16, 1966.
DFL Convention, June 18, 1966.
American Agricultural Editor's Association [not given], June 20, 1966.
Postal speeches, June 25, 1966.
St. Barnabas-Swedish Hospital groundbreaking, July 10, 1966.
Leech Lake Indian Reservation groundbreaking, July 17, 1966.
Babcock Poultry, July 18, 1966.
VISTA Volunteers commencement, July 30, 1966.
Minnesota State Plowing Contest. July 31, 1966.
Christian Family Movement, August 20, 1966.
Young Democratic Clubs of Mississippi, Biloxi, August 26, 1966.
Brain drain from developing countries, August 31, 1966.
Bain drain from developing countries, August 31, 1966 Digital version
Naval Reserve, September 2, 1966.
Northwest Airlines, September 7, 1966.
Feed manufacturers radio address, September 12, 1966.
Retired Officers Association, September 29, 1966.
Teacher and Politics for Education Age magazine, October 1, 1966.
AFL-CIO, Rochester, Minnesota, October 3, 1966.
Bureau of Indian Affairs, October 3, 1966.
Elva Walker fund raiser, October 4, 1966.
Dairy speech, October 5, 1966.
Fair Farm Budget Act, October 11, 1966.
Introduction of Senator Edward Kennedy, October 14, 1966.
Minnesota Education Association, Minneapolis, October 20, 1966.
Minnesota Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, October 21, 1966.
Minnesota Association of Retired Teachers, Minneapolis, October 21, 1966.
Senior citizens rally, Minneapolis, October 22, 1966.
Upper Midwest American Indian Center, October 22, 1966.
B'nai Abraham Synagogue Men's Club, October 23, 1966.
Little Falls Appreciation Dinner, October 23, 1966.
Clear Lakes to Brainerd; testimonial dinner, October 24, 1966.
Electricity, Rural Electric Cooperative, Hotel Leamington, Minneapolis, October 24, 1966.
DFL lawyers and labor, Duluth, October 24, 1966.
Grand Rapids, Minnesota, October 25, 1966.
Virginia, Minnesota, October 25, 1966.
East Grand Forks, Minnesota, October 26, 1966.
Chamber of Commerce, Thief River Falls, Minnesota, October 26, 1966.
Minnesota Council of the Arts, October 27, 1966.
Moorhead, Minnesota, October 27, 1966.
Cloquet, Minnesota, October 28, 1966.
DFL bean feed, October 29, 1966.
League of Municipalities, October 29, 1966.
WCCO debate, October 29, 1966.
St. John's Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, October 30, 1966.
Minnesota Association of Cooperatives, Hilton Hotel, St. Paul, November 1, 1966.
Worthington Junior College, November 1, 1966.
National Farmers Organization convention, December 8, 1966.
Conference on Education of the Disadvantaged, December 9, 1966.
Federal-local fiscal relationship, Citizens League, 1966.
Hilton Hotel dedication, 1966.
Human needs, 1966.
Alchemy: The Expansion of International Monetary Reserves, 1966.
Introduction of Phil Hart, civil rights, 1966.
Miscellaneous speeches, 1966.
1967:
REA Supplemental financing legislation, January 26, 1967.
Generation gap, Student Press Association February 5, 1967.
Space, Pillsbury Bake-off, February 12, 1967.
National Association of Foreign Student Affairs, Chicago, February 24, 1967.
Governor's Conference on Aging, February 24, 1967.
Urban Indian conference, February 26, 1967.
Anti-trust, American Management Association, New York, February 27, 1967.
Crime, Minnesota Valley Jaycees, March 3, 1967.
Asian policy, Edina Forum, March 5, 1967.
Brain drain, Howard University, March 17, 1967.
India-Pakistan, Mormon Church, Chevy Chase, Maryland, March 22, 1967.
Greek Orthodox Church, March 27, 1967.
Wisconsin Electric Co-op, March 29, 1967.
Young Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party convention, Minneapolis, March 31, 1967.
Great Society, Columbus, Ohio, April 5, 1967.
International Spring Festival, University of Minnesota, April 8, 1967.
Minneapolis Labor Temple, April 8, 1967.
Founders Day, Macalester College, April 14, 1967.
Brain drain, University of Minnesota, April 14, 1967.
University of South Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakota, April 24, 1967.
Law Day, May 1, 1967.
First International Agribusiness Conference, Chicago, May 11, 1967.
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, Nebraska, May 13, 1967.
Middle East, Senate floor speech, May 23, 1967.
Public television, May 29, 1967.
Memorial Day, May 30, 1967.
Education and public responsibility, Kansas State College, June 5, 1967.
Anoka-Ramsey commencement, June 9, 1967.
Wisconsin State Democratic Convention, LaCrosse, June 10, 1967.
Minnesota League of Municipalities, June 16, 1967.
Minnesota Secondary School Principals, Bemidji, Minnesota, June 17, 1967.
Conference of State Executives on Aging, Washington, D.C., June 20, 1967.
Home Purchase Assistance Act/Housing Expert and Loan Program, July 17, 1967.
Housing and Urban Affairs Subcommittee, Banking and Currency Committee, July 21, 1967.
World Future Society, July 21, 1967.
Conference on Aging, University of Michigan, July 26, 1967.
American Tribal Lawyers Association, Minneapolis, July 27, 1967.
West Publishing Company, July 27, 1967.
Rural Electrification Administration, August 28, 1967.
St. Lawrence Seaway Subcommittee on Flood Control, Rivers, Harbors, August 29, 1967.
Minnesota Conservation Federation, Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota September 16, 1967.
The Urban Crisis, AFL-CIO, September 21, 1967.
Civil Service Commission, September 22, 1967.
Regional Economic Development Commission, Special Subcommittee on Economic Development, September 26, 1967.
Aging, Waxter Center for Senior Citizens, Baltimore, October 22, 1967.
International Development Conference, November 7, 1967.
Vietnam, Young Democratic-Farmer-Labor Conference at Macalester College, November 11, 1967.
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association Convention, November 16, 1967.
Minnesota Farmers Union, St. Paul [not given], December 5, 1967.
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153.K.13.4FNational Association of Mutual Savings Banks, New York, December 12, 1967. 2 folders.
Urban crisis, Anti-Defamation League, New York, December 13, 1967.
1968:
C-400 Language Camp, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota, January 6, 1968.
Testimony concerning motor vehicle safety standards, February 2, 1968.
Student Press Association, Washington, D.C., February 5, 1968.
Fair housing statements, February 6-7 and 20, 1968.
Remarks on introduction to Kennedy bill to revise draft law, February 28, 1968.
Minneapolis Farm Forum speech, by telephone, March 6, 1968.
Farm bargaining, National Farmers Union, Minneapolis, March 18, 1968.
Government and full opportunity, American Orthopsychiatric Association, March 23, 1968.
Testimonial for Bronson Lafollette, Milwaukee, March 24, 1968.
New York Management Conference, March 26, 1968.
Statement on Mundt's trade restriction amendment, March 28, 1968.
Martin Luther King's assassination, April 5, 1968.
Statement: Martin Luther King Assassination, April 5, 1968 Digital version
United Savings and Loan, April 8, 1968.
Passage of Civil Rights Illinois April 10, 1968.
Women's National Press Club, April 11, 1968.
Associated Church Press luncheon, April 18, 1968.
Second revolution in health, Minnesota Hospital Association, April 20, 1968.
St. Louis Park library dedication, April 21, 1968.
Newspaper Farm Editors Association, April 22, 1968.
Intercollegiate symposium, April 23, 1968.
Minnesota Junior College Faculty Association, April 25, 1968.
Introduction of Senate resolution on east-west trade, May 9, 1968.
Statement before Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Amendments in behalf of legislation lowering the legal voting age, May 15, 1968.
Iowa Democratic convention, May 24, 1968.
C-400 Club Founders Day, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota, May 25, 1968.
NAHRO regional convention [not given], May 27, 1968.
New London-Spicer commencement; Mabel-Canton commencement; Stillwater Cap and Gown Day, May 28 and 29, 1968.
Remarks before the AAA conference, Minneapolis, May 28, 1968.
Hubert H. Humphrey delegate speech, May 1968.
Hubert H. Humphrey delegate speech, May 1968 Digital version
Tracy tornado disaster, June 14, 1968.
State DFL convention [not given], June 22, 1968.
Statement before Subcommittee on Agricultural Research. Poultry, Eggs, Fish Products Act, July 1, 1968.
International Platform Association, July 23, 1968.
Histradut Dinner, Minneapolis, July 28, 1968.
Loyal Democrats of Mississippi, August 11, 1968.
Israel bond program and speeches, December 10, 1967, April 28 and September 1968.
Teacher Corps, September 5, 1968.
Nelson testimonial dinner, September 13, 1968.
Welcome Week convocation, University of Minnesota, September 16, 1968.
AFL-CIO, Leamington Hotel Hall, Minneapolis, September 24, 1968.
Rural/urban balance, St. Cloud, September 28, 1968.
Conservationists for Nelson, October 4, 1968.
John J. Gilligan testimonial dinner, Cleveland, Ohio, October 10, 1968.
Farm speech, October 11, 1968.
Savings Bonds tribute to President Johnson, October 14, 1968.
St. Louis speech, October 14, 1968.
South Dakota Farmers Union convention, October 15, 1968.
Welcome remarks, University of Minnesota, October 18, 1968.
University of Minnesota, October 25, 1968.
Minnesota DFL bean feed, October 26, 1968.
LeSueur Junior-Senior High School dedication, October 27, 1968.
Indian Education in Minnesota, October 29, 1968.
DFL bean feed, Fergus Falls, Minnesota, October 30, 1968.
Vietnam bombing halt, October 31, 1968.
Vietnam bombing halt, October 31, 1968 Digital version
Farmers Union speech, November 21, 1968.
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association, St. Paul, November 21, 1968.
Jefferson Forum speech draft, December 2, 1968.
Minnesota Farmers Union state convention, December 3, 1968.
Notes for the Today show, December 12, 1968.
Biafra prayer meeting, St. Paul and Macalester colleges, December 12, 1968.
1969:
Impact series, Mount Zion Temple, St. Paul, January 26, 1969.
Backup-Fair Farm Project, January 31, 1969.
Waters of the St. Croix, February 25, 1969.
Textile firms press conference, February 26, 1969.
Red River Valley Cooperative Power Association, March 1, 1969.
American Association of Junior Colleges, Atlanta, Georgia, March 5, 1969.
Runestone Electric Co-op, Alexandria, Minnesota, March 14, 1969.
Sigma Delta Chi Alumni Meeting at College of St. Thomas, St. Paul, March 14, 1969.
Tax reform, U.S. Steelworkers, March 20, 1969.
Women's National Democratic Club, March 26, 1969.
Administrative Practice and procedures Subcommittee, March 27, 1969.
Eisenhower's death, March 28, 1969.
Minnesota Student Council Seminar, Benilde High School, Minneapolis, April 19, 1969.
Cambodia, ADA National Convention, May 1969.
Indian education, Midwest Editors Seminar, May 9, 1969.
Tax reform, May 10, 1969.
Peregrenacion y Suplica rally, Calexico, California; Mexicali, Mexico, May 18, 1969.
St. Olaf College Commencement, Northfield, Minnesota, May 25, 1969.
Metropolitan State Junior College commencement, Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 12, 1969.
New Careers commencement, University of Minnesota, June 13, 1969.
Winona State College, June 13, 1969.
State Bar Association, Minneapolis, June 20, 1969.
Rierson Civic Center, Fosston, Minnesota, July 4, 1969.
DFL Constitutional Convention, September 20, 1969.
Yarborough Testimonial, notes for speech, September 25, 1969.
National Cathedral, October 1969.
Moratorium Day rally, Macalester College, October 15, 1969.
NIH Symposium on Research in Neuro and Psycho-Biology, October 17, 1969.
East-West trade, Senate floor speech, October 22, 1969.
National Conference on Nonprofit Housing, October 27, 1969.
Tax reform speech, November 1969.
Polinsky dinner, November 2, 1969.
Veterans Day speech, November 1969.
Vietnam, Harvard University, November 13, 1969.
Alliance for Labor Action, November 17, 1969.
Indian Education speech, Minneapolis, November 20, 1969.
Rosenberg and Polinsky dinners, Jewish National Fund, November 26, 1969.
Includes notes on the Middle East.
Censorship and the news media, Eugene O'Brien testimonial, November 26, 1969.
St. Leo's Church, St. Paul, December 1969.
Tax reform, Duluth Steelworkers, December 1969.
Tax reform – railroad workers, Eugene Rerat dinner, December 3, 1969.
Tax bills amendments remarks, December 1969.
White House Conference on Food, Nutrition and Health, December 4, 1969.
Overseas Development Council, December 8, 1969.
Minnesota State Council of Arts. 1969.
1970:
Supersonic Transport development and other issues. 1970.
Minnesota Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts annual meeting, Minneapolis, January 6, 1970.
St. Cloud speech, January 10, 1970.
East-west trade, Center for International Management Studies, New York, January 14, 1970.
World Hunger, Population and Green Revolution, January 18, 1970.
State of the Union message, January 22, 1970.
State of the Union message, January 22, 1970 Digital version
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153.K.13.5BSenate youth speech, January 26, 1970.
Office of Equal Opportunity conference, St. Paul, February 21, 1970.
Domestic priorities, February 21, 1970.
Minnesota Newspaper Association, February 27, 1970.
Minnesota Welfare Association, March 15, 1970.
National Committee for Support of Public Schools, HEW speech, March 23, 1970.
Social science and the making of public policy, Minnesota Council for Social Science, April 1970.
United Theological Seminary, New Brighton, Minnesota, April 8, 1970.
Clean Lake Act of 1970, April 8, 1970.
Future Teachers of America, Minneapolis, April 11, 1970.
Indian education speech, Collegeville, Minnesota, April 17, 1970.
Commitment for Survival, Environmental speech, April 22, 1970.
Minnesota Association of Junior College Student Governments, Minneapolis, April 25, 1970.
Environment speech, University of Minnesota, April 1970.
Teach-in speech, Michigan University, April 1970.
Statement on space, May 1970.
Americans for Democratic Action, Washington, D.C., May 1, 1970.
Beltrami Electric Co-op, Bemidji, May 2, 1970.
Minnesota Teen Corps speech, May 2, 1970.
Hawaiian Democratic Convention, May 9, 1970.
NAACP life membership, Gary, Indiana, May 13, 1970.
Maine Democratic Convention, May 15, 1970.
Commencement speech on campus unrest, St. Mary's College, Winona, Minnesota,
C400 Club Founders Day, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota,
Hennepin Bar Association, May 27, 1970.
Nursing homes speech, May 27, 1970.
Minneapolis Advertising Club, May 28, 1970.
School of Public Health, University of Minnesota, June 4, 1970.
Dedication of Center for Research and Development in Education of Handicapped Children, University of Minnesota, June 5, 1970.
Wilmar State, Community? College, June 11, 1970.
National Democratic Convention, Grand Forks, North Dakota, June 13, 1970.
University of Minnesota School of Law, June 15, 1970.
DFL state convention, June 27, 1970.
Mankato Chamber of Commerce, July 8, 1970.
Humanist Society, Boston, Massachusetts, August 7, 1970.
Chicago speech, September 13, 1970.
Ohio Title I speech on reading and early childhood, September 18, 1970.
Jonathan development [Carver County, Minnesota], September 26, 1970.
Amalgamated Meat Cutters Political and Legislative Conference, September 28, 1970.
American Home Economics Association, Washington, D.C., October 5, 1970.
Minnesota Hospital Association, Duluth, Minnesota, October 12, 1970.
Campaign speech, November 1970.
Grain Terminal Association, St. Paul, November 18, 1970.
Unified budget, Export-Import Bank [not used], December 1970.
Children's White House Conference, December 7, 1970.
Justice for Children speech, U.S. Senate, December 9, 1970.
Conference of American College Public Relations Association, Washington, D.C., December 9, 1970.
Schoolmen's Day Conference on Accountability, December 10, 1970.
Trade bill speech [not given], December [18], 1970.
1971:
Accomplishment of 92nd Congress, 1st session, 1971.
Alaska speech, 1971.
Bergland Farm Bill, etc., 1971.
Health care, 1971.
Right to privacy, 1971.
Service and veterans, 1971.
Minnesota Hospital Association, October-December 1970 and January 1971.
Minnesota Federal Crop Insurance Speech, St. Paul, January 5, 1971.
Nassau Community College, Nassau, New York, January 7, 1971.
Connecticut Education Association, January 9, 1971.
President's State of the Union address, Red Wing, Minnesota, February 1971.
Minnesota Elementary School Principals, February 4, 1971.
Housing speech, Red Wing, Minnesota, February 4, 1971.
National Congress of Parents and Teachers, February 19, 1971.
Production Credit Association, Alexandria, Minnesota, February 24, 1971.
Social Accounting for Communication in Education, University of Pennsylvania, March 1971.
Farm problems, Alexandria, Minnesota, March 1971.
Japanese textile agreement, March 19, 1971.
American Society of Planning Officials, New Orleans, March 30, 1971.
Society for Research in Child Development, Minneapolis, April 3, 1971.
Senate DFC Caucus Dinner, April 4, 1971.
Minnkota Power Co-op, Grand Forks, North Dakota, April 15, 1971.
Merrill-Palmer Institute lecture, Detroit, Michigan, April 20, 1971.
NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund, New York City, May 7, 1971.
Women's National Democratic Club, May 10, 1971.
American Baptist Convention, Minneapolis, May 14, 1971.
Gerring Industries, Blue Earth, Minnesota, [May 14, 1971?].
Society of Fellows, Anti-Defamation League, Minneapolis, May 16, 1971.
Farmers speech, Crookston, Minnesota, May 22, 1971.
College of St. Catherine commencement, May 23, 1971.
Association for Retarded Children, Minneapolis, May 27, 1971.
Phi Delta Kappa, June 1, 1971.
Duluth speech, June 1, 1971.
B'nai B'rith dinner, May/June, ?, 1971.
Drug speech, Duluth, June 1971.
Testimonial dinner for Senator Mondale, June 5, 1971.
Economic policies, June 11, 1971.
St. Cloud commencement, June 12, 1971.
Disabled American Veterans, St. Cloud, Minnesota, June 26, 1971.
National Education Association, Detroit, Michigan, July 1, 1971.
University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee Institute on Social Welfare, July 12, 1971.
Private Pension Plans, Brainerd, Minnesota, August 28, 1971.
Rural development, August 30, 1971.
Crisis in Health Care, Minnesota Health Association, September 10, 1971.
Economy speech, AFL-CIO, September 13, 1971.
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153.K.13.6FChina speech, Temple University, September 16, 1971.
Turkey Day, Worthington, Minnesota, September 18, 1971.
National Farmers Organization, Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, September 18, 1971.
Freedom of Speech, Minnesota Broadcasters, September 23, 1971.
Minnesota Rally on Soviet Jewry, [September 1971?].
Minnesota Consumers League, October 2, 1971.
Hendricks speech, October 9, 1971.
Temple Israel Peace Service, October 15, 1971.
Girl Scouts state conference, October 16, 1971.
Crippled Children's School, Inc., Worthington, Minnesota, October 17, 1971.
Minnesota Federation of Teachers, Duluth, October 21, 1971.
H.E.L.P. Award Ceremony, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, November 5, 1971.
National Association for Education of Young Children, Minneapolis, November 6, 1971.
Minnesota Student Council Convention, Moorhead, Minnesota, November 12, 1971.
Youth Appreciation Night speech, St. Paul Optimists Club, November 12, 1971.
Possibly given by Don Fraser.
Partisanship, November 22, 1971.
Minnesota Farmers Union Annual Meeting, St. Paul, November 1971.
Israel Bonds speech, December 9, 1971.
Farmington drug speech, December 12, 1971.
Duluth speech, December 14, 1971.
Augsburg College, December 16, 1971.
Background material and miscellaneous. 1971.
1972:
Pension reform, 1972.
Service and veterans, 1972.
State of the Union comments, January 1972.
Crisis in Corn Belt, Worthington, Minnesota, January 18, 1972.
Minnesota Soy Bean Growers, Mankato, Minnesota, January 21, 1972.
Mankato Junior Chamber of Commerce, January 21, 1972.
United Auto Workers meeting, Washington, D.C., January 25, 1972.
Social science and social policy, Washington, D.C., January 26, 1972.
Mankato State College, January 29, 1972.
Rock County DFL, February 5, 1972.
Prison reform, February 8, 1972.
Cloquet Co-op Credit Union, February 9, 1972.
Peoria Bar Association, February 12, 1972.
Anti-Defamation League speech, New York City, February 16, 1972.
Crime report, St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota, February 18, 1972.
Tax reform, Duluth, February 18, 1972.
Bush Opportunity grants, February 20, 1972.
Second District DFL, Mankato, Minnesota, February 26, 1972.
School desegregation, Answer to President Nixon, March 1972.
Government in a Democracy, March 1972.
Busing, March 6, 1972.
National Housing Conference, 41st annual convention, March 6, 1972.
Women's National Democratic Club, March 8, 1972.
Willmar fund raiser, March 11, 1972.
Walk for Development, March 11, 1972.
St. Luke's contribution to MCPL, March 11, 1972.
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials, March 22, 1972.
COPE speech on tax reform, Minneapolis, Minnesota, March 29, 1972.
American Federation of Teachers Educational Policy Convention, April 6, 1972.
Governor's Vocational-Technical Education Conference, Minneapolis, April 7, 1972.
St. Louis Teachers Association, St. Louis, Missouri, April 12, 1972.
Phi Theta Kappa national convention, Fergus Falls, Minnesota, April 15, 1972.
Jefferson-Jackson Day, Minneapolis, Minnesota, April 22, 1972.
Food Festival speech, Mankato, Minnesota, April 23, 1972.
Railroad abandonment testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission, Redwood Falls, Minnesota, April 24, 1972.
Betty Crocker homemaker speech, April 26, 1972.
Arrowhead Juvenile Center dedication, Duluth, April 28, 1972.
Seventh District testimonial, Fergus Falls, Minnesota, April 29, 1972.
Vietnam statement, May 1972.
Proposal for Democratic caucus, May 3, 1972.
Montevideo fund raiser, Montevideo, Minnesota, May 5, 1972.
Foster Grandparents Recognition Day, Minneapolis, May 5, 1972.
Duluth Indian Education Advisory Committee, May 6, 1972.
Group Health Plan, Inc., St. Paul, May 6, 1972.
Eighth District Convention, Duluth, May 6, 1972.
Minnesota Pharmaceutical Association, Rochester, Minnesota, May 7, 1972.
Senator Mondale testimonial dinner, Hopkins, Minnesota, May 13, 1972.
Mrs. Mondale Mankato rally, May 20, 1972.
Brown County DFL fund raiser, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, May 20, 1972.
Memorial Day service, Albert Lea, Minnesota, May 30, 1972.
Mondale response to President Nixon's address to joint session, June 1, 1972.
Great Lakes Regional Conference of National Rehabilitation Association, June 5, 1972.
DFL convention speech, June 10, 1972.
Adlai Stevenson testimonial, June 15, 1972.
Chamber of Commerce, New Ulm, Minnesota, June 16, 1972.
Farmers Union Leadership Conference, Alexandria, Minnesota, June 19, 1972.
Third International Hotlines Conference, Northfield, Minnesota, June 23, 1972.
Disabled American Veterans, Rochester, Minnesota, June 24, 1972.
National Legal Aid and Defense Association speech: Legislation and legal mandates, June 24, 1972.
Melrose Centennial homecoming, July 2, 1972.
Vermilion airport, Ely, Minnesota, July 2, 1972.
Ely speech, July 14, 1972.
Floor statement opposing CVAN-70 nuclear attack carrier, July 26, 1972.
Minnesota Clergy and Laymen Concerned, July 26, 1972.
First District testimonial, Rochester, Minnesota, July 29, 1972.
Miss Minnesota Teenager, Minneapolis, August 5, 1972.
Duluth International Trade Seminar, Duluth, August 9, 1972.
American Federation of Teachers national convention, August 23, 1972.
Robbinsdale Federation of Teachers annual luncheon, September 1, 1972.
Wright County DFL, Buffalo, Minnesota, September 9, 1972.
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council, Minneapolis, September 9, 1972.
Primary night statement, September 12, 1972.
Social Security statement, September 19, 1972.
Minnesota Broadcasters Association, September 22, 1972.
AFL-CIO convention, Rochester, Minnesota, September 25, 1972.
Young Farmers Opportunity Council, Farmers Union, Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, September 29, 1972.
National Farmers Organization, Minnesota State Convention, September 30, 1972. 2 folders.
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153.K.13.7BBergland testimonial, Crookston, Minnesota, September 30, 1972.
Humphrey introduction speech file, October 1972.
Institute on Human Relations, Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 1972.
Senior Citizens Rally, Wall Street Journal, October 10, 1972.
Mondale fund raiser, October 14, 1972.
Minnesota League of Credit Unions, Rochester, Minnesota, October 14, 1972.
Minnesota P.T.A. Convention, Duluth, October 15, 1972.
University of Minnesota, Duluth, October 18, 1972.
Senior citizens rally, October 21, 1972.
Soviet Jews, October 22, 1972.
Veterans Day, Minneapolis, October 23, 1972.
Lawyers for Mondale, Minneapolis, October 26, 1972.
Vocational-Technical Institute, Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, October 27, 1972.
Minnesota Collegiate Veterans, Mankato, Minnesota, October 28, 1972.
Jewish National Fund, Minneapolis, October 29, 1972.
Southwestern Minnesota tour, Mrs. Mondale, October 30-31, 1972.
Kiwanis speech, Minneapolis, October 31, 1972.
Co-ops for Mondale breakfast. October 31, 1972.
St. Croix remarks, Afton, Minnesota, Fall 1972, 1972.
MEA, MFT reception, Fall 1972, 1972.
Nixonomics, Brainerd, Minnesota, Fall 1972, 1972.
Bergland introduction, Moorhead State College, Fall 1972, 1972.
Freedom of information, Fall 1972, 1972.
Social indicators in future policy formulation, Minneapolis, November 1, 1972.
Hibbing Junior College convocation, November 1, 1972.
Humphrey introduction, November 3, 1972.
Big Six education meeting, Chicago, December 5, 1972.
1972 Campaign speeches:
Crime and drugs.
Drug and crime statistics.
Drugs – International traffic.
Consumers.
Jobs.
Open government,
Education.
Aging.
Rural development.
Farm program.
Potential release on “Farmer-Consumer Coalition.”
Debate statements and miscellaneous.
1973:
Master list of Mondale speeches, 1973.
B'nai B'rith dinner, Detroit, 1973.
The Presidency after Watergate, 1973.
Vietnam, 1973.
Vietnam, 1973 Digital version
National Council of Farmer Co-ops, January 10, 1973.
Great Society, January 30, 1973.
Idaho Jefferson-Jackson Day, February 3, 1973.
Charter Week, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, February 13, 1973.
Student Council on National Affairs, February 15, 1973.
Dedication of Valley Junior High School, Rosemount, Minnesota, February 18, 1973.
Minnesota State College luncheon, Minneapolis, February 19, 1973.
Testimony before Intergovernmental Subcommittee of Committee on Government Operations, February 28, 1973.
Computers and privacy, February 1973.
Response to President Nixon's message on human resources, March 2, 1973.
UAW Machinists, Washington, D.C., March 7, 1973.
Rural America, National Newspaper Association breakfast, March 8, 1973.
National Farmers Union, Omaha, Nebraska, March 14, 1973.
Midland Cooperatives stockholders meeting, March 19, 1973.
Midwest Milk Marketing conference, March 20, 1973.
Securities Industry Association, Chicago, March 22, 1973.
Women's Division of American Jewish Conference, March 26, 1973.
Remarks before United Jewish Appeal of Akron, Ohio, March 29, 1973.
Denver Jefferson-Jackson Day, March 31, 1973.
Preservation of Personal Freedom: A Perspective from Congress, March 1973.
Campaign reform: Money and politics, March 1973.
Watergate, March 1973.
Watergate, March 1973 Digital version
State University of New York, Binghamton, April 4, 1973.
Cambodia Op-Ed, April 4, 1973.
United Federation of Teachers, April 6, 1973.
Atlanta labor speech notes, April 7, 1973.
Space Shuttle testimony, April 9, 1973.
National School Boards Association, Anaheim, California, April 10, 1973.
L.Q.C. Lamar Society annual meeting, April 12, 1973.
UAW breakfast. April 16, 1973.
College Days, College of St. Benedict, April 28, 1973.
United Federation of Teachers, April 1973.
American Society of Newspaper Editors, Washington, D.C., May 2, 1973.
Canadian Pipeline, Interior Committee, May 3, 1973.
Mondale fund raiser, May 5, 1973.
Temple Israel, Minneapolis, May 5, 1973.
Walk for development, May 5, 1973.
Anoka Rotary, May 7, 1973.
Queens County [canceled], May 10, 1973.
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153.K.13.8FTeamsters legislative conference, May 10, 1973.
Missouri Jefferson-Jackson Day, May 12, 1973.
University of Oklahoma, May 13, 1973.
Brookings Institution breakfast. May 16, 1973.
Americans for Democratic Action, May 19, 1973.
College of St. Thomas commencement, May 19, 1973.
Macalester College commencement, May 20, 1973.
Economics breakfast speech, May 23, 1973.
Herbert Block talk, May 23, 1973.
Cliff Alexander interview: Black on white, June 2, 1973.
Steelworkers legislative conference, June 5, 1973.
Independent Parts and Suppliers Conference, UAW, June 8, 1973.
Detroit Jefferson-Jackson Day, June 9, 1973.
UAW breakfast. June 9, 1973.
Robert E. Lee High School commencement, Springfield, Virginia, June 10, 1973.
Coalition on Human Needs and Budget Priorities, Ad hoc hearing, June 14, 1973.
Communication workers, June 19, 1973.
National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council, June 21, 1973.
Texas AFL-CIO convention, July 14, 1973.
Syracuse University, July 16, 1973.
Midwest Attorney Generals Conference, Duluth, July 24, 1973.
Democratic Spectacular, Hudson, Wisconsin, September 8, 1973.
Wisconsin Labor Conference, Minnesota AFL-CIO convention, September 10, 1973.
United Steelworkers District 1 legislative conference, September 12, 1973.
Presidency speech, September 17, 1973.
Soviet treatment of intellectual dissidents, S. Res. 168, September 17, 1973.
Democratic telethon remarks, September 1973.
Lucas County democratic dinner, Toledo, Ohio, October 4, 1973.
Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, October 9, 1973.
American Council on Education, October 10, 1973.
California Sustaining Fund dinner, Los Angeles, October 12, 1973.
Talking notes from fund raiser for Gaylord Nelson, October 14, 1973.
Minnesota Education Association, October 18, 1973.
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, Phoenix, Arizona, October 20, 1973.
International development conference, October 23, 1973.
Brendan Byrne fund raiser, Trenton, New Jersey, October 25, 1973.
UAW speech, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 26, 1973.
Notes for discussion with Delaware Jewish leaders, October 27, 1973.
Delaware Jefferson-Jackson Day speech, October 27, 1973.
Synagogue Council, New York, October 28, 1973.
Philadelphia Central Committee, October 30, 1973.
Federal Oil and Gas Corporation Act news conference, November 6, 1973.
Anti-Defamation League of Michigan, 60th Anniversary Dinner, November 7, 1973.
Seminar on National Priorities of Association of American Publishers, November 8, 1973.
Mondale statement on aid to Israel, November 8, 1973.
Iowa Jefferson-Jackson Day, November 10, 1973.
New Leader speech, November 14, 1973.
Joint Pubic Financing Amendment, November 15, 1973.
Ithaca, New York, November 26, 1973.
GTA annual meeting, St. Paul, November 28, 1973.
Mid-West Electric Consumers Association, Denver, Colorado [not given], November 29, 1973.
Temple Adath Jeshrun Sabbath Remembrance for John F. Kennedy, November 30, 1973.
Statement on Ben Gurion's death, December 2, 1973.
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Washington, D.C., December 3, 1973.
St. Paul Israel Bond dinner, December 9, 1973.
Austin, Minnesota Speech, December 9, 1973.
Fund for Higher Education, December 10, 1973.
AFSCME Conference on Health Care, St. Paul, December 14, 1973.
Statement on terrorism, December 21, 1973.
OSHA speech, December 1973.
Miscellaneous speeches.
1974:
Master list of Mondale speeches, 1974.
Hennepin County Bar Association, January 15, 1974.
Sigma Delta Chi, Minneapolis, January 15, 1974.
Minneapolis Jaycees Bosses Night banquet, January 16, 1974.
Remarks before the Minnesota Press Club, January 16, 1974.
Women's National Democratic Club, Washington, D.C., January 28, 1974.
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153.K.13.9BMurtha Fund raiser, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, February 1, 1974.
Johnstown, Pennsylvania, February 4, 1974.
West Virginia AFL-CIO Legislative Conference, Charleston, West Virginia, February 6, 1974.
National Rural Electric Cooperatives, February 13, 1974.
REA breakfast, February 13, 1974.
California State Central Committee, February 16, 1974.
Van Deerlin fund raiser, February 16, 1974.
Conference Board, Ninth Annual Financial Conference, New York, February 19, 1974.
Statement, Joint Committee on Congressional Operations, February 20, 1974.
Association of Minnesota Internists, February 22, 1974.
Hennepin County Child Abuse Institute, February 22, 1974.
Family Service annual meeting, February 22, 1974.
Minnesota Newspaper Association, February 23, 1974.
Western Suburban Democratic Club, Rockville, Maryland, February 24, 1974.
Democratic Forum, National Press Club, February 27, 1974.
National Executive Conference Tax Policy Seminar, February 28, 1974.
Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders Union, March 4, 1974.
COPE Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 5, 1974.
The American Presidency, University of Pennsylvania, March 5, 1974.
City of Hope, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, March 6, 1974.
Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders Union, March 6, 1974.
Washington Chapter Lawyers Committee, March 7, 1974.
Oklahoma City Democrats, March 9, 1974.
Farmers Union National Convention, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, March 13, 1974.
National Association of Social Workers, St. Louis Chapter, St. Louis, March 15, 1974.
Bowling Green State University commencement, March 16, 1974.
Architects-Engineers, Pennsylvania conference, March 18, 1974.
Statement before the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions, March 19, 1974.
Finance Committee testimony: Anti-recession tax cut, March 19, 1974.
United Electrical Workers, Washington, D.C., March 20, 1974.
Textile Workers COPE Institute, March 20, 1974.
Watergate floor speech, April 1, 1974.
Minnesota Social Service Association, April 1, 1974.
United Rubber Workers, et al, AFL-CIO, April 4, 1974.
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, St. Paul, April 5, 1974.
Moore on Sunday interview, April 6, 1974.
Veterans Affairs Committee, April 10, 1974.
Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio, April 12, 1974.
Friends of St. Francis Hospital 100th Anniversary Dinner, April 29, 1974.
The Temple, Cleveland, Ohio, May 3, 1974.
Statement on resignation of Willy Brandt, May 7, 1974.
Farmers Union ladies fly-in, May 8, 1974.
Speech tribute to Harold Hughes, May 14, 1974.
UAW Legislative Committee, May 14, 1974.
Investment Company institute, Washington, D.C., May 15, 1974.
Bethlehem Steel, May 16, 1974.
Lake County, Illinois, May 17, 1974.
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union, May 17, 1974.
Dinner for Governor Anderson, May 18, 1974.
Hamline University commencement, May 19, 1974.
HMO, AFL-CIO conference, May 21, 1974.
Textile Workers convention, Miami, Florida, May 29, 1974.
Graphic Arts International Union speech, Washington, D.C., May 31, 1974.
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, June 1, 1974.
Defense amendments, June 6, 1974.
University of Minnesota Law School commencement, June 14, 1974.
Network Third Annual Legislative Seminar, June 18, 1974.
Elks National Convention, Miami Beach, Florida, July 9, 1974.
Speech given before Democratic state chairmen, July 11, 1974.
National Legislative Council, Albuquerque, August 13, 1974.
Nebraska State AFL-CIO 19th Annual Convention, Fremont, Nebraska, August 19, 1974.
Eunice Harrington Seminar, [August 1974].
Central Labor Council of Alameda County, Oakland, California, September 2, 1974.
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Chemical Section convention, Washington, D.C., September 6, 1974.
Montana Platform Dinner, September 7, 1974.
The Kennedy Political Union, American University, September 10, 1974.
COPE, Duluth, September 24, 1974.
Luncheon remarks, September 30, 1974.
Minnesota AFL-CIO, [September-October 1974].
Human Resources Institute delegate assembly, October 2-4, 1974.
Wisconsin AFL-CIO convention, October 6, 1974.
Amalgamated Clothing Workers, October 8, 1974.
New Hampshire Education Association, Concord, New Hampshire, October 11, 1974.
Illinois Principals Association, Chicago, October 14, 1974.
Liberal Party, Brooklyn, New York, October 16, 1974.
Mississippi AFL-CIO, October 21, 1974.
Andrew Young breakfast, Atlanta, October 22, 1974.
Fund raiser for former governor Guy, Grand Forks, North Dakota, November 1, 1974.
Texas Farmers Union annual convention, December 14, 1974.
Northampton County Democratic dinner.
Miscellaneous speeches. 2 folders.
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153.K.13.10F1975:
Senate Work.
Senate Work, 1975 Digital version
Industrial Development Conference, Minneapolis, January 9, 1975.
Georgetown University, January 20, 1975.
George Washington University, January 22, 1975.
Georgetown University, January 22, 1975.
Steelworkers legislative conference, [February 1975].
UAW speech, Washington, D.C., February 5, 1975.
University of Minnesota School of Social Work Alumni Association, Minneapolis, February 14, 1975.
Minnesota House of Representatives, March 31, 1975.
Up from Down, [March 1975].
American Academy of Pediatrics, April 1, 1975.
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, April 1, 1975.
George Washington University, April 8, 1975.
University of Virginia: Student Legal Forum, Charlottesville, Virginia, April 11, 1975.
Hunter College: Center for Research in Human Aging, New York, April 17, 1975.
Izaak Walton League, Winona, Minnesota, May 2, 1975.
Kent State University, May 13, 1975.
Florida Technological University, Orlando, Florida, May 19, 1975.
Senate Appropriations Committee: Subcommittee on Housing and Urban Development and Independent Agencies, May 20, 1975.
William Mitchell College of Law commencement exercise, May 25, 1975.
National Association of Social Workers, Washington, D.C., June 1, 1975.
Senate floor statement on American Foreign Policy after Vietnam, June 2, 1975.
Senate statement on American Foreign Policy after Vietnam, June 2, 1975 Digital version
[Counterforce] Statement on Senate floor, June 4, 1975.
Hibbing High School commencement, Hibbing, Minnesota, June 6, 1975.
As I See It, sesquicentennial celebration of the launching of the vessel Restaurationen, Stavanger, Norway July 4, 1975.
Rock County fund raiser speech on energy, July 25, 1975.
Olympia Public School Employees Union, Olympia, Washington, August 2, 1975.
Mankato Chamber of Commerce, Mankato, Minnesota, August 4, 1975.
Illinois Education Association, Bloomington, Indiana, August 5, 1975.
Rochester Chamber of Commerce, Rochester, Minnesota, August 14, 1975.
National Conference of Catholic Bishops, [August 1975].
AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, September 10, 1975.
Presidential forum, Minneapolis, September 13, 1975.
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153.L.2.8FPresentation of Norwegian-American Day Proclamation, September 13, 1975.
Minnesota Broadcasters Association dinner, September 18, 1975.
America's Authority in the World, draft, September 23, 1975.
America's Authority in the World, Sept. 23, 75 Digital version
The American Intelligence Community and the Future of U.S. Foreign Policy, Denison College, October 3, 1975.
National University Extension Association, October 5, 1975.
Midwestern Conference of Early Childhood Education, Omaha, Nebraska, October 5, 1975.
Midwest Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, October 6, 1975.
Italian-American Club banquet, October 11, 1975.
UAW CAP conference, November 14, 1975.
Association of Minnesota Counties, November 16, 1975.
Minnesota Joint Council of Engineering Societies, November 24, 1975.
Fifth Annual Invitational Leadership Conference in Special Education, Minneapolis, Minnesota, November 24, 1975.
Diabetes Association Concert, St. Paul, November 25, 1975.
Midwest Conference on the HMO, St. Paul, November 25, 1975.
Marshall, Minnesota, December 3, 1975.
Gridiron remarks.
1976:
Speech index.
CIA/Bicentennial statements.
National Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect, Atlanta, January 7, 1976.
Federal Executive Board luncheon, Minneapolis, January 8, 1976.
Minneapolis Rotary Club luncheon, January 9, 1976.
Roast for Al Hofstede, Minneapolis, January 14, 1976.
National Town Meeting [canceled], January 28, 1976.
Minnesota Press Club Roast for Hubert H, Humphrey, Minneapolis, January 30, 1976.
South Carolina Education Association, January 31, 1976.
Tax Council's Sixth Annual Legislative Conference, February 5, 1976.
Allegheny Children and Youth Council, Pittsburgh, February 6, 1976.
Lincoln County DFL dinner, Arco, Minnesota, February 8, 1976.
Anoka High School seniors, February 9, 1976.
Communications Workers of America convention, St. Paul, February 10, 1976.
New Ulm Library dedication, February 11, 1976.
Student body, University of Minnesota – Duluth, February 12, 1976.
Soybean speech, February 14, 1976.
Brookings Institution conference, Washington, D.C., February 23, 1976.
Introductory remarks for DAV commander Lyle Pearson, March 2, 1976.
Minnesota Newspaper Association, Minneapolis, March 5, 1976.
North Central Florists Association, March 6, 1976.
Colgate University student body, Hamilton, New York, March 8, 1976.
Fifth Annual Adlai Stevenson Dinner, Denver, Colorado, March 13, 1976.
Bi-Regional Meeting of Family Service Association of America, Chicago, March 28, 1976.
Toast for Governor's Banquet, Visit of King of Sweden to Minnesota, April 8, 1976.
Rosemount High School, April 9, 1976.
Midway Town Meeting, St. Paul, April 10, 1976.
Minnesota high schools, April 19-23, 1976.
Betty Crocker Search for Leadership, Washington, D.C., April 26, 1976.
Child Abuse Conference, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, May 3, 1976.
Children's Bureau of Delaware, 60th Anniversary Dinner, Willmar, Delaware, May 4, 1976.
Israel Independence Day observance, Temple Israel, Minneapolis, May 7, 1976.
CIA statement to the Senate, May 13, 1976.
Harvard University, May 17, 1976.
Public Affairs Council, Washington, D.C., May 19, 1976.
Wheelock College commencement, Boston, May 22, 1976.
Augsburg College commencement, Minneapolis, May 23, 1976.
Small Business Conference, Minnesota, May 24, 1976.
Worthington High School commencement, Worthington, Minnesota, May 27, 1976.
Morgan Park High School commencement, Duluth, June 2, 1976.
Minnesota State DFL Convention, Duluth, June 4, 1976.
American Postal Workers Union, Duluth, June 5, 1976.
Israel Bond Dinner, Minneapolis, June 6, 1976.
AFSCME convention, Miami, Florida, June 16, 1976.
Tax bill and the Congressional budget process, U.S. Senate, June 17, 1976.
St. Paul Senior Citizens Coalition annual meeting, St. Paul, June 19, 1976.
District 11 fund raiser, Fergus Falls, Minnesota, June 19, 1976.
University of North Dakota Division of Continuing Education, Grand Forks, North Dakota, June 20, 1976.
Bicentennial Minnesota Day, U.S. Capitol, June 22, 1976.
Conference on the Laity, Dallas, Texas, June 25, 1976.
National Education Association Convention, Miami, Florida, June 26, 1976.
Center for the Family/American Home Economics Association, Minneapolis, June 27, 1976.
Hubert Humphrey nomination of Mondale as Vice President, Democratic National Convention, New York City, July 15, 1976.
Hubert H. Humphrey Nomination of Mondale as VP, DNC -7/15/76 Digital version
Acceptance speech, Democratic National Convention, New York City, July 15, 1976.
Shrimp boil, Beaufort, South Carolina, July 24, 1976.
Keynote address, South Dakota State Democratic Convention, Pierre, July 31, 1976.
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153.K.12.1BUAW Regional Conference, Asheville, North Carolina, August 15, 1976.
American Federation of Teachers, Miami, Florida, August 16, 1976.
Plumbers, Las Vegas, Nevada, August 16, 1976.
Washington State AFL-CIO, Seattle, August 17, 1976.
Unity speech, August 25, 1976.
Hilton Inn, Chicago, August 25, 1976.
New York Society of Security Analysts, New York, New York, August 26, 1976.
Remarks at Eau Claire, Wisconsin August 27, 1976.
Milwaukee Jewish Community Center, August 27, 1976.
Democratic unity meeting, Syracuse, New York, August 27, 1976.
Oregon State Democratic Party reception, Portland, Oregon, August 28, 1976.
Arms control and American security, Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, August 30, 1976.
United Steelworkers Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada, September 1, 1976.
National Conference of State Legislators, Kansas City, Missouri, September 2, 1976.
Conversations [education], September 4, 1976.
Labor Day, Barberton, Ohio, September 6, 1976.
Labor Day, Pleasanton, California, September 6, 1976.
New Mexico rally, Albuquerque, September 7, 1976.
Johnston Farm, Platte County, Missouri, September 8, 1976.
Stevens College, Columbia, Missouri, September 8, 1976.
University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa, September 8, 1976.
United Auto Workers – CAP speech, Detroit, Michigan, September 9, 1976.
National Baptist Convention, Detroit, Michigan, September 9, 1976.
University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana, September 10, 1976.
Liberal Party, New York City, September 11, 1976.
Forum Club, West Palm Beach, Florida, September 13, 1976.
University of Illinois, September 14, 1976.
Recreation center, Pinellas Park, Florida, September 14, 1976.
Grant Park Mexican event, Chicago, September 15, 1976.
Woodland Organization, Chicago, September 16, 1976.
Atlantic-Antic Parade, Brooklyn, New York, September 19, 1976.
Democratic breakfast, Lewiston, Maine, September 20, 1976.
Harpur College, Binghamton, New York, September 20, 1976.
Bradley Farm, Madison, Wisconsin, September 22, 1976.
Springfield, Illinois, September 22, 1976.
State AFL-CIO convention, Chicago, September 22, 1976.
United Auto Workers retirees, Flint, Michigan, September 23, 1976.
Michigan State University, Lansing, Michigan, September 23, 1976.
AFL-CIO, New Haven, Connecticut, September 24, 1976.
COPE Council for Latin American Advancement, Washington, D.C., September 25, 1976.
Time Leadership Conference, Washington, D.C., September 26, 1976.
University of Missouri Law School at Kansas City, October 5, 1976. 2 folders.
Norwegian-American Day, October 9, 1976.
Italian-American Dinner, October 11, 1976.
St. Norbert College, Green Bay, Wisconsin, October 29, 1976.
DFL Victory Dinner, December 11, 1976.
Gridiron speech, December 13, 1976.
Conversations, 1976.
Miscellaneous untitled speeches, 1976.
Miscellaneous speeches and related materials:
American family speech, [1970?].
Arms control statement, circa 1972.
China in the United Nations, undated.
China in the United Nations, Undated Digital version
Civil rights speech, undated.
Civil Rights Speech, Undated Digital version
Commencement speeches, undated and 1970.
DFL Women's Federation workshop, undated.
Drug traffic [article?], undated.
East Pakistan, circa 1971.
Edward M. Kennedy introduction(s), undated.
Farm speeches, undated and 1965-1966.
Foreign aid bill, undated.
Mansfield's amendment to reduce troops in Europe, 1968.
Minnesota Conservation Federation, undated.
Minnesota speeches, undated and 1972.
National Education Association, undated.
Nixon's foreign policy, circa 1971.
Post card registration bill, 1975.
Progressive Social Legislation Enacted Since the New Deal, undated.
Rural development, Bergland rally, Alexandria, Minn., undated.
Speech schedules, 1973-1974. 2 folders.
State of the Union, 1972.
Statement, 1st session, 92nd Congress, circa 1971.
Statement concerning Economic Development Act of 1965, undated.
Statement for inclusion in Young D-F-Lers manual, undated.
Symington's Amendment to Military Procurement Authorization Bill, circa 1971.
Trade Bill, circa 1971.
United Nations Development Program, circa 1972.
United Nations Development Program, ca. 1972 Digital version
Vice Presidential campaign, 1976.
Miscellaneous speeches, undated and 1965-1976. 2 folders.

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153.K.12.2FTelevision:
Meet the Press (NBC), December 20, 1964.
Television film scripts, 1965.
Television film scripts, 1966.
Program transcripts, 1968.
Congressional Report (NBC), June 1, 1969.
Meet the Press (NBC), March 1, 1970.
Issues and Answers (ABC). April 19, 1970.
NET interview, September 22, 1971.
Issues and Answers (ABC), January 16, 1972.
Mondale-Hansen debate transcripts, October 16-18, 1972.
Television film scripts, 1972.
WDAY news scripts, 1973-1974.
Capitol Cloakroom (CBS), July 31, 1974.
Face the Nation (CBS), May 16, 1976.
Face the Nation (CBS), October 17, 1976.
Radio:
Beeper and newspaper lists, circa 1976.
Beeper reports for Democratic National Committee, 1965-1968.
Beeper scripts, 1965-1969. 2 folders.
Radio scripts, 1965-1968. 3 folders.
Radio show summaries, 1971-1976. 6 folders.
Tapes, 1975-1976.
Lists of stations that received copies of Mondale sound tape reel recordings.
Location
142.H.7.5B-1Report to Minnesota sound tape reels, 1965-1967.
Location
142.H.7.5B-2Report to Minnesota sound tape reels, 1968-1972.
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142.H.7.6F-1Report to Minnesota sound tape reels, March 23, 1966, 1976.
Miscellaneous sound recordings, Undated, 1975-1980. 19 sound reels.
Items include news conferences, constituent briefings, interviews, senate resolutions/discussion, and 2 sound tape reels regarding Mondale's 1980 campaign.
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142.H.7.6F-2Miscellaneous sound recordings, 1970-1974. 50 sound reels.
Beepers, Undated, 1972-1974. 18 sound cassettes.
Report to Minnesota sound discs. 1972 3 Edison Voicewriter "Red" sound discs.
Retained as examples of the master recordings from which Mondale's weekly tape reels were mass produced for radio broadcast.
Topics include: testimony at ICC, introduction of State Senate 15-point legislative program, and Ridder Publications report.

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Expand/CollapseOFFICE ADMINISTRATION RECORDS

Files of Chief of Staff Richard Moe, intra-office memoranda, financial and accounting information, and other materials relating to the day-to-day operations of Senator Mondale's office in Washington, D.C. Also includes information regarding the 1976 Carter-Mondale presidential campaign and the White House transition of the Carter administration.


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153.J.12.8FBicentennial Commission on Presidential Nominations, 1976.
Cardenas, Bambi, 1977.
Carter-Mondale campaign:
General file, 1976. 6 folders.
National Council of Senior Citizens, 1976.
Policy planning, 1976.
Presidential debates, 1976.
Denmark, 1975-1976.
Gilmore, Rick, 1977.
Jack Watson memoranda to Carter:
Executive Office of the President, 1976.
Transition overview, 1976.
Joint Committee on Congressional Operations, 1974.
Memos from the staff, 1974-1975.
Memoranda from Walter F. Mondale, 1976.
Regional presidential primaries proposal, 1976.
Moe, Richard:
Memoranda, 1973-1976. 4 folders.
Memoranda to Mondale, 1975.
Personal, 1972-1975.
Political memoranda and correspondence, undated.
Requests for speaking, 1976.
Mondale Committee, 1974.
Moore, Frank: Memoranda, 1976.
New Democratic House members, 1977.
New Minnesota judgeships, 1973.
Offers of support, 1973.
Office space, 1972-1973.
Personal and transition, 1976-1977.
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153.J.12.9BPresidential primaries, 1975.
Public financing of presidential elections, 1975-1976.
Public interest rating, 1973.
Question Hour, 1973-1975.
Question Hour clippings, 1973-1974.
Question period back-up, 1973.
Regional presidential primaries proposal, 1976.
Senate committee assignments, 1965-1973. 9 folders.
Senate committee assignments, 1975-1976. 2 folders.
Staff assignments, 1973-1976.
Staff disclosure (Senate rules), 1969-1976.
Staff meeting agendas, 1974-1976.
Staff member files, 1968-1976. 57 folders.
Transition: Individuals for consideration, 1976-1977. 2 folders.
Location
153.J.12.10FWhite House and Office of the Vice President: Organization and operation, 1976.
Miscellaneous, 1972-1976.

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153.J.12.10FComputer memoranda, 1975.
Filing system keys, undated and 1965.
Location
146.L.10.3BOffice manual, undated.
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153.J.12.10FStaff list, 1974.
Staff meeting minutes, 1968-1969.
Thomas, Craig A. (Sears intern), 1971-1972.
Miscellany, undated.

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153.J.12.10FGeneral, 1965. 12 folders.
Schaller, Jerry (administrative assistant). 1966-1967.
Senator's memoranda to staff, 1967-1968. 2 folders.
Smith, William, 1972.
Staff memoranda, 1966.
Staff memoranda on mail, 1971.

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153.J.12.10FMemoranda on purpose and operation of all office-related accounts, 1965-1969.
Operating statement, 1965-1967.
Original petty cash account, 1965-1967.
D.C. Committee for Good Government, 1966-1967.
Salary allowances and information, 1967.
Office account: Year-end statement, 1967.
Salary allowance and information, 1968.
Office account no. 1: Year-end statement, 1968.
Tax, disclosure and related items, 1968.
Salary allowance and information, 1969.
Office manual, 1969.
Administration: Telephone and telegraph allowances, 1969-1971.
Tax, disclosure and related items, 1969.
Tax, disclosure and related items, 1970.
Year-end statement, 1971.
Tax, disclosure and related items, 1971.
Stationery account, 1972.
Telephone and telegraph, 1972.
Salary information, 1972.
Tax, disclosure and related items, 1972.
Office expense allowance statement, 1973.
Accounts receivable, 1973.
Senate allowances, 1973.
Miscellaneous clerk hire information, 1973.
Paid accounts receivable, 1973.
Petty cash, 1973.
Salary information, 1973.
Salary and personal finances of Walter Mondale, 1973.
Telephone and telegraph expenses, 1973.
Tax, disclosure and related items, 1973.
Office expense allowance statement, 1974.
Salary allowances, 1974.
Office accounts, honorarium policy, 1974-1976.
Honoraria, 1974.
Travel expense reimbursements, 1974.
Tax, disclosure and related items, 1974.
Location
153.L.8.10FExpenses allowance, 1975.
Salary allowance, 1975.
Miscellaneous expenses paid, 1975.
Travel expense reimbursements, 1975.
Tax, disclosure and related items, 1975.
Office expense allowance statement, 1976.
Salary allowance and salary miscellany, 1976.
Honoraria and miscellaneous income account 2, 1976.
Personal and miscellaneous expenses, 1976.
Personnel hire allowance status, 1976.
Tax, disclosure and related items, 1976.
Senate allowances ledger, 1973-1976.

Expand/CollapseTrip Files

These materials document one trip to Norway made in 1975. At this time Mondale was serving as a U.S. senator who, because of his Norwegian ancestry, had been invited to Stavanger, Norway to help commemorate the sesquicentennial launching of the vessel Restaurationen from Norway to New York. Mondale also used the trip to tour his ancestral homelands in Mundal, accompanied by his wife. The files contain briefing materials, correspondence, maps and travel brochures, and photographs. Included within the correspondence are some Norwegian newspaper clippings.
Also included are programs and a souvenir booklet pertaining to the Norwegian American Sesquicentennial Celebration held in Minneapolis, October 11-13, 1975. This celebration commemorated the arrival of the Restaurationen in New York on November 8, 1825. The Speech Files contain the text of remarks Mondale made at the launching in Stavanger on July 4, 1975 and his presentation of the Norwegian-American Day Proclamation to the U.S. Congress on September 13, 1975.
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153.L.1.1BNorway, 1975.
Briefings, 1974-1975.
Correspondence, 1975-1976.
Maps and Travel Brochures, 1972-1975.
Photographs, 1975.
Includes a portrait of King Olav V and snapshots taken by Walter and Joan Mondale picturing the Mondales, the Hotel Mundal, Mundal family gravestones, the town of Mundal, and Norwegian landscapes, port views, seascapes, and unidentified persons.
Norwegian American Sesquicentennial Celebration, Minneapolis. 3 folders.
Commemorative Publication of the Norwegian American 1975 Sesquicentennial Association, August 1975.
Distinguished Guest Certificate, October 11-13, 1975.
Programs, October 11-13, 1975.

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Expand/CollapseSpecial Assistant's Files

Files of Robert Hurner, Mondale's special assistant in his Minneapolis office, relating to schedules for Mondale's Minnesota visits, and to casework and issues concerning Minnesota constituents. The files include correspondence with Mondale's Washington, D.C. office staff and Democratic Party personnel, several single-issue files on higher profile or complex cases, and a file on local reaction to the 1975 federal Child and Family Services bill. Also present are Hurner’s 1978 casework files from Mondale's Vice-Presidential tenure, when his title was “Special Assistant for Minnesota Constituents.”
For related materials, see also Mondale's Senatorial case files, and Vice Presidential Minneapolis office files.
Location
153.J.11.1BCorrespondence, 1975.
District schedules and related materials, 1974. 2 folders.
District schedules, 1975. 3 folders.
Schedule information (Linda Jadwin), 1976.
Casework project files:
Big Marine Lake, 1976.
Lac Qui Parle and Yellow Medicine River Watershed District, 1975.
Lock and Dam No. 26, Alton, Illinois, 1976.
New London fish hatchery, 1974.
Northside Residents Redevelopment Council, 1975.
Oak Grove Towers, 1975-1976.
S. 626: Child and Family Services bill, 1975-1976.
Minneapolis Office casework, 1978. 5 folders.
Rochester office lease and furnishings, 1975.

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Expand/CollapseDECLASSIFIED SENATE FILES RECEIVED FROM THE JIMMY CARTER PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY

Photocopies of declassified files received by the Minnesota Historical Society from the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library, Atlanta, Georgia. Folder numbers were assigned by Carter Library staff.


Location
153.J.11.2F2. Advertising file, January 1966-January 1967.
3-11. Appointments, January-September 1967. 9 folders.
15. Appointments: General, 1967.
16. Belgium trip, 1967.
17. Meeting notices, January-August 1967.
18. Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, 1966.
19. Congressional correspondence, January-July 1967.
20. CSMM file, April-August 1967.
21-22. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party: Correspondence, 1967. 2 folders.
1. Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, 1967.
2. General file, December 1964-October 1967.
3. Human Relations Award Dinner, December 13, 1967.
4. Indian trip: Arizona-Texas, March 1969.
5. Interesting letters, 1967.
6-7. Memoranda, December 1966-September 1967. 2 folders.
8-9. Migratory labor trip: Schedule, California, March 1969. 2 folders.
10. Minnesota schedule, October-November 1968.
11. Nutrition Committee trip (Fort Myer, Florida), March 1969.
12. Nutrition Committee trip: Schedule and background material, March 1969.
13. Political file, July-December 1967.
14. Schedules, January-August 1967.
1. Senator: Authorship, March 1965-July 1966.
2. Senator: Birthday, 1967.
3. Senator: Contracts with Minnesota Historical Society, 1967.
4. Senator: Contributions, 1967.
Location
153.K.15.3B5-6. Senator: Dodd censure case, 1967. 2 folders.
7. Senator: Endorsements: Non-political, December 1966-March 1967.
8. Senator: Endorsements: Political, 1967.
9. Senator: Iowa file, 1967.
10. Senator: Letters from boards of directors, 1967.
11. Senator: Notes/miscellaneous, 1967.
12. Space Committee (confidential), August 1966-May 1967.
13. Space correspondence, March 9, 1967.
14. Staff vacation days, 1968.
15. Travel reimbursements, 1967.
16. Trip to South Vietnam, January 4-5, 1966.
Trip to South Vietnam, January 4-5, 1966, part 1 Digital version
Trip to South Vietnam, January 4-5, 1966, part 2 Digital version
Trip to South Vietnam, January 4-5, 1966, part 3 Digital version

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