EDWARD WILLIAM BROOKE
A REGISTER OF HIS PAPERS
IN THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
Prepared by
Audrey Walker with the assistance of
Allyson Jackson, Patrick Kerwin, Sherralyn McCoy, and Thelma
Queen
Manuscript Division
Library of Congress
Washington, D.C. 1998
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The papers of Edward W. Brooke (1919- ), lawyer, attorney
general of Massachusetts, and United States senator, were given
to the Library of Congress in several installments by Senator
Brooke between 1978 and 1991.
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Linear feet of space occupied: 273.6
Approximate number of items: 240,000
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
1919, Oct. 26 Born, Washington, D.C.
1941 Graduated, Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Drafted in December as 2d Lt. assigned to 366
Combat Infantry Regiment
1947 Married Remigia Ferrari-Scacco
1948 B.A. in Law, Boston University, Boston. Mass.
1950 M.A. in Law, Boston University, Boston, Mass.
Ran for state representative from twelfth ward,
Roxbury, Mass.; defeated in general election
1952 Defeated in second attempt to become a
Massachusetts state representative
Received the American Veterans of World War II
Distinguished Service Award
1960 Republican candidate for secretary of state of
Massachusetts; defeated
1961 Appointed chairman of Boston Finance Commission
1962 Won Republican party nomination and elected as
attorney general of Massachusetts
1966 Won Republican party nomination and elected as
junior senator from Massachusetts
1967 Took office as United States senator
Received the Charles Evans Hughes Award and the
Arthur Barnett Spingarn Medal awarded by the
National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People
1972 Reelected senator
1978 Lost bid for reelection to Paul Tsongas
Entered private law practice
1982 Admitted to District of Columbia bar
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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
Although the papers of Edward William Brooke span the years
1956-1988, they primarily cover the period of his political
career as attorney general of Massachusetts, 1963-1966, and
United States senator, 1967-1978. However, they do include a
small file relating to his unsuccessful campaign for
Massachusetts secretary of state in 1960, a few of his early
speeches, and one file from his post senatorial legal career.
The collection consists of correspondence, office files, campaign
files, speeches and writings, legislative files, subject files,
press and public relations files, printed matter, and an
extensive array of photographs.
The Attorney General Office Files covering the years
1962-1966 consist of general correspondence, chiefly carbons of
outgoing letters, and office files which include a few files of
his assistant attorneys general, particularly Roger Woodworth,
Donald Whitehead, and Edward Martin. The office files, composed
of correspondence, memoranda, legal papers, and reports, are
arranged by division. Extraneous papers and files relating to
the daily operation of the office have been placed in an office
file miscellany which also includes personnel records, press
releases, files of assistants and advisers, and scheduling files
of the attorney general. Some of Brooke's accomplishments as
attorney general reflected in the papers are the successful
prosecution of corruption in Massachusetts, abatement of conflict
of interest charges, enactment of consumer protection laws, and
changes in eminent domain procedures. The records of the
Criminal Division contain several folders on the investigation of
the series of stranglings occurring in Boston between June 1962
and January 1964 known popularly as the Boston Strangler Case.
The Senatorial Papers are divided into several subseries.
The administrative files relate to the procedural operation of
the senator's offices, although the files for his local offices
are small. The Boston office files mainly cover the years
1975-1978 after the transfer of all casework from Washington to
Boston, and the Springfield office file is limited to one folder.
An important component of the administrative files is the series
of memoranda prepared by Brooke's aides and assistants on a
variety of subjects needing the senator's attention. Often
Brooke's responses or directions to staff are noted on these
memoranda, which are arranged chronologically and record the
evolution of the senator's legislative program, his stance on
local and national issues, political activities, and his staff's
decisions regarding constituent matters. In some instances
duplicate memoranda are filed in the appropriate subject or
legislative files. Reports by staff members on their areas of
responsibility constitute another interesting feature of the
administrative file. These reports, in association with the mail
count statistics, reflect the staff's heavy workload and
highlight the problems of time, space, and personnel with which
the offices had to contend. They also include assessments and
reviews of assignments designed to improve the efficiency of the
offices. The Brooke Papers do not include appointment calendars,
but notes and correspondence attached to the senator's daily
schedules coupled with the appointment correspondence document
most of his activities.
The correspondence subseries of the Senatorial Papers
constitutes about 70 percent of the Brooke Papers. Generally,
individual casework files, invitations declined, requests for
autographs, photographs, publications and flags, routine
greetings, congratulatory and thank-you letters, recommendations
for lower-level positions, employment applications, and
applications to military academies were determined to have little
research value and were not retained. The remaining
correspondence files are divided into six categories. The most
voluminous of these is the master file, an annual alphabetical
file containing carbons of replies to all legislative and
casework letters written by the Brooke offices from 1967 to
November 1976.
From 21 November 1976 to the end of his service, all
correspondence was entered into the computer-based Correspondence
Management System used by the Senate. Correspondence was
maintained in a chronological sequence based on the calendar from
day one to three hundred sixty-five. The Correspondence
Management System allowed the senator's staff to individualize
responses to letters by choosing from selections of form
paragraphs and to prepare multiple replies when needed. By
entering correspondents' names in an index and indicating subject
and administrative designations for each letter, Brooke's staff
was able to extract and manipulate information regarding each
reply in a variety of useful ways. The last entry in the system,
created on 27 November 1978, ends with letters written on 25
October. Letters written subsequent to that date are filed at
the end of the Correspondence Management System files. In
addition to the discarded letters described above, this series
was further culled to remove duplicate form responses and more
than one copy of group work letters. This file is preceded by
two computer printout name report indexes which list
alphabetically all responses prepared by the staff through July
1978. The four digit numbers listed on the folders represent the
last digit of the year and the numerical day of the year on which
the correspondence was entered into the system. The
Correspondence Management System file forms the second largest
segment of correspondence in the Brooke Papers.
A third category of letters, the legislative correspondence
files, is a random sampling by the archivist representing about
20 percent of the letters received from constituents and out-of-
state correspondents expressing their views on national and local
issues, matters of personal concern, or current events. The
correspondence includes both incoming letters and responses of
the senator's office. It is arranged chronologically by year and
alphabetically within by subject. The subject designations
reflect the original organization of the files which varied from
year to year based on the senator's committee assignments,
standing committees of the Senate, work habits of the legislative
aide maintaining the files, and other changes in office
responsibilities or organization. In some years the letters were
arranged in broad categories similar to senatorial committees
with subcategories indicated at the top of letters. In other
years they were filed by specific subjects. Although cross
references have been included to facilitate location of related
files, the researcher is advised to check a variety of subject
headings in order to identify correspondence on topics of
interest. For the reader interested in Brooke's positions, this
task can be eased by consulting the form letter responses found
in the indexes to the automatic ("robo") typewritten and
computer-produced letters in the administrative file subseries
(containers 60-63). The volume of mail on a particular subject
when used in conjunction with the mail count analyses found in
the administrative file subseries (container 64) provides insight
into the interests and concerns of the populace during Brooke's
terms in the Senate.
The projects file represents a special category of casework
correspondence composed of letters from state and local
government officials, corporations, institutions, community
organizations, and individual entrepreneurs asking the senator's
office to intercede in their quests for assistance or federal
grants. Only those files manifesting evidence of the senator's
involvement were retained as determined by notes and memoranda in
the files or comments in the correspondence, such as references
to meetings or conversations, planned trips to locations by the
senator, or discussions with staff or others about the project.
Two smaller correspondence subseries include general and
miscellaneous correspondence. The general correspondence, an
artificial file created from letters extracted from discarded
legislative and Correspondence Management System files and
unfiled or unidentified boxes of correspondence and papers, is
composed of letters from the senator's personal acquaintances,
his colleagues in the Congress, heads of government departments
and agencies, and other notable individuals. The miscellaneous
correspondence, a term used by Brooke's office to identify a
collection of letters dealing with nonlegislative matters that
did not fit into the established correspondence files, includes
correspondence generally considered personal. This
correspondence is arranged chronologically, but only a few files
were located for the years 1967-1970 and none for 1973. The
miscellaneous correspondence of the Boston office from 1975 to
1978 is placed at the end.
Brooke's record in the Senate can also be found in the
legislative, subject, and press and public relations files of the
Senatorial Papers series as well as in the Speeches and Writings
File series. The legislative file is divided into two parts.
The first is composed of all bills, amendments, and resolutions
which Brooke introduced or cosponsored in the Senate. It
includes draft and final copies of bills, memoranda by staff
pertaining to contents and strategy for managing the bills
through the Senate, letters from colleagues, and some background
material. The second part of the legislative file forms the
historical record of Brooke's terms in the Senate. It consists
of briefing books on his positions over several years,
legislative summaries of his activities, and analyses and
assessments of his voting record by his staff and various public
interest groups.
The subject file is composed of material extracted from
unidentified files and the files of various aides, many of which
were fragmentary and represent material selectively retained by
Brooke's staff. Most of the subjects relate to legislative areas
of responsibility and cover topics of special importance to
Massachusetts and the New England region. Numerous files pertain
to the Massachusetts economy, especially the problems of
unemployment and jobs for youth, closing of military bases, cut-
backs in defense contracts, fishing rights, and the energy crises
following the Arab oil boycott, notably energy conservation
measures and the cost and availability of fuel oil. The contents
of the subject files also focus on national issues, such as the
bicentennial of the American Revolution, civil rights (including
abortion, equal rights, and desegregation of schools), defense
and foreign policy, fair trade laws, the New York City financial
crisis, nominations of Clement H. Haynsworth and G. Harrold
Carswell to the Supreme Court, the war in Vietnam, and the
Watergate scandal. Brooke was particularly concerned with
domestic issues affecting the quality of life for economically
deprived citizens. Poverty and care for the elderly were issues
enunciated early in his campaigns. As a senator, he introduced
the Brooke Amendments and other legislation designed to make
housing affordable for tenants of public housing and for young
families, and he proposed legislation to increase social security
pensions and expand health care for the elderly. The subject
file also includes material relating to the fact-finding trips
which Brooke took to Africa, Southeast Asia, the Middle East,
Haiti, and Europe.
Senator Brooke's stand on legislative issues is further
clarified and developed in his articles and letters to the
editor, his numerous speeches to organizations and institutions,
statements on the floor of the Senate, and testimony before
various congressional committees. His views were publicized
through press releases, weekly radio reports to constituents,
interviews with the press, and guest appearances on radio and
television programs.
When Brooke was sworn in on 10 January 1967 as the junior
senator from Massachusetts and the first popularly elected black
to serve in the United States Senate, it was the culmination of a
political career that had begun with his campaign for the state
legislature representing the twelfth ward in 1950. There are no
papers in the collection relating to his two campaigns for the
state legislature and only a small file pertaining to his
candidacy for secretary of state of Massachusetts in 1960, but
his campaigns for attorney general of Massachusetts and United
States senator are well documented in the Campaign Materials
series. This series includes briefing books on issues,
correspondence files of Brooke's election committees, information
on strategy planning, organizational plans and structure, opinion
polls, press releases, and Brooke's schedules on the campaign
trail. It is complemented by a small Political File series, the
nucleus of which was primarily the files of Brooke's assistant
and adviser, Roger Woodworth. The Political File includes papers
relating to politically sensitive issues or situations in
Massachusetts, patronage, and Brooke's relationship with
Republican party officials. After Brooke's rise to political
prominence, there was continued speculation concerning his
joining the national ticket of the Republican party as either the
vice presidential or presidential nominee. References to his
possible candidacy are found in several folders in this series
and in various letters throughout the collection. Additionally
interesting in the Political File are the folders relating to
Brooke's support of Nelson Rockefeller for president of the
United States in 1968 and his subsequent show of party loyalty by
campaigning on behalf of Richard Nixon. This series also
includes material relating to Brooke's service on two committees
of the Republican party, the Rule 29b Committee formed after the
1972 National Republican Convention to study the delegate
selection process, convention rules, and the interrelationship of
local, state, and national Republican party organization; and the
Screening Committee of the Massachusetts Republican State
Committee which interviewed candidates for the state committee
leadership positions. The papers in the Political File provide a
glimpse of behind-the-scenes maneuvering for power and influence
within the Republican party.
After Brooke was defeated in the November 1978 congressional
election by Paul Tsongas, he returned to private law practice.
Most of the papers in the Legal File series relate to National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) cases,
with the bulk of the records pertaining to the suit which the
NAACP brought against its former subsidiary organization, the
Legal Defense and Educational Fund, regarding the use of the
NAACP name. Brooke served as one of the NAACP's attorneys in the
case. Smaller files in this series relate to lobbying interests
of the National Coal Consumers Alliance and to the effect of
Ronald Reagan's 1985 tax reform proposals on the real estate
market.
The extensive collection of photographs in the Miscellany
series visually chronicles Brooke's political career. In
addition to campaign photographs, there are images of Brooke with
Presidents Johnson, Nixon, Ford, and Carter, with members of
Congress and fellow Republicans, with visitors to his office, and
with foreign diplomats.
Correspondents in the Brooke Papers include Howard H. Baker,
John S. Bottomly, Jimmy Carter, Silvio O. Conte, Clarence Elam,
Gerald R. Ford, Albert A. Gammal, Mark O. Hatfield, Hubert H.
Humphrey, Jacob K. Javits, Lyndon B. Johnson, Kivie Kaplan,
Edward T. Martin, Richard M. Nixon, Harold and Glendora M.
Putnam, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Francis W. Sargent, Hugh D.
Scott, Josiah A. Spaulding, John A. Volpe, Roger Woodworth, and
Charlotte Yaffee.
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DESCRIPTION OF SERIES
Container Nos. Series
1-55 Attorney General Office Files, 1962-1966.
General correspondence file consisting of
letters sent and a few letters received, office
files, memoranda, reports, scheduling files, press
releases and some printed matter. Arranged by
type of material and alphabetically or
chronologically within.
55-566 Senatorial Papers, 1965-1978
55-86 Administrative File, 1967-1978.
Correspondence, form letters and paragraphs,
office files, staff memoranda, staff reports,
indexes, and statistics. Arranged by topic or
type of material and chronologically within.
87-400 Correspondence Files, 1967-1978.
87-175 Correspondence Management System, 1976-1978.
Letters received and carbons of letters
sent, together with attachments, and computer
work order forms. Arranged sequentially by
calendar day starting with day one through
three hundred sixty-five. Preceded by two
computer printed name indexes for
correspondence through July 1978. Containers 87-116 are oversize.
175-193 General Correspondence, 1967-1978.
Letters received and carbons of letters
sent, together with attachments. Arranged
alphabetically by name of correspondent and
chronologically within.
194-225 Legislative Correspondence, 1967-1976.
Letters received and carbons of letters
sent, together with attachments. Arranged
chronologically by year and alphabetically
within by subject.
226-346 Master File, 1967-1976.
Carbons of letters sent. Arranged
chronologically by year and alphabetically
within by name of correspondent.
346-372 Miscellaneous, 1969-1972, 1974-1978.
Letters received and carbons of letters
sent, together with enclosures, with
miscellaneous correspondence from Boston
office, 1975-1978, filed at the end.
Arranged chronologically by year and
alphabetically within by name of
correspondent.
373-400 Projects, 1967-1978.
Letters received and carbons of letters
sent, together with attachments. Arranged
chronologically by year and alphabetically
within by name of business, individual
entrepreneur, organization, or project.
400-501 Subject File, 1965-1978.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and
printed matter. Arranged alphabetically by
subject and chronologically within.
502-552 Legislative File, 1967-1978.
Draft and printed legislative bills, briefing
books on issues, memoranda, legislative
summaries, and voting record. Divided into two
parts: legislative bills arranged
chronologically by congressional term and
sequentially within by bill number, and
historical record arranged alphabetically by
type of material.
552-566 Press and Public Relations File, 1966-1978.
Correspondence, newsletters, press releases,
transcripts of interviews with the media,
arrangements for appearances in Massachusetts,
and transcripts of broadcasts of radio reports,
television interviews, and guest appearances.
Arranged by type of material and chronologically
or by subject within.
566-609 Speeches and Writings File, 1961-1980.
Drafts and final copies of a book, speeches,
articles, letters to the editor, and statements on
the floor of the Senate, memoranda and notes,
correspondence with enclosures, and some printed
material. Divided into speeches and writings and
arranged chronologically within each division.
609-636 Campaign Materials, 1960-1978.
Briefing books, correspondence, campaign
literature, lists, memoranda, press releases, and
scheduling files. Arranged chronologically by
campaign and within by subject or type of
material.
637-646 Political File, 1963-1978.
Correspondence, lists, memoranda, notes and news
clippings. Arranged by topic or type of material
and chronologically within.
647-653 Legal File, 1979-1988.
Briefs, correspondence, memoranda, notes, and
opinions. Arranged by case and alphabetically
within by type of material.
654-686 Miscellany, 1956-1988, n.d.
Awards and certificates, correspondence, guest
books, financial records, photographs, social
invitations accepted, and newspaper clippings.
Arranged by topic or type of material.
OV 1 Oversize Material, 1966-1973, n.d.
Calendars and photographs. Organized and
described according to the series, folders, and
containers from which the items were removed.
CL 1 Classified Material, 1974.
A national security classified chart. Organized
and described according to the series, folders,
and containers from which the items were removed.
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CONTAINER LIST
Container Nos. Contents
ATTORNEY GENERAL OFFICE FILES, 1962-1966
Box 1 General Correspondence
Aal-Bap (5 folders)
Box 2 Bar-Bon (5 folders)
Box 3 Boo-Bur (4 folders)
Box 4 Bus-Chu (4 folders)
Box 5 Cia-Cup (5 folders)
Box 6 Cur-Doh (4 folders)
Box 7 Dol-Far (5 folders)
Box 8 Fau-Gan (5 folders)
Box 9 Gar-Gre (5 folders)
Box 10 Gri-Hel (4 folders)
Box 11 Hem-Jac (5 folders)
Box 12 Jaf-Khe (4 folders)
Box 13 Kib-Lee (5 folders)
Box 14 Lef-Map (5 folders)
Box 15 Mar-Mee (4 folders)
Box 16 Meg-Nei (5 folders)
Box 17 Nel-Par (4 folders)
Box 18 Pas-Pre (4 folders)
Box 19 Pri-Rob (4 folders)
Box 20 Roc-Sco (5 folders)
Box 21 Scr-Sno (5 folders)
Box 22 Soa-Tay (5 folders)
Box 23 Tea-Vok (5 folders)
Box 24 Vol-Wilk (5 folders)
Box 25 Will-Zup (3 folders)
Unidentified
Division Files
Administrative Division
Case files
Goodwin v. Department of Pub. Utils.
Middlesex County Commissioner case
Molesworth v. State Ballot Law Comm'n
Conflicts of interest
Consumer council
Consumer credit
Consumer frauds
Consumer protection
Box 26 Memoranda
Miscellaneous correspondence
Obscenity
Letter re obscenity laws
Miscellaneous
Obscene literature control
Obscenity control
Pornographic workshop
Pornography laws
Personnel
Reports, Apr. 1963-July 1966 (2 folders)
Box 27 Retail Installment Sales Act
Anti-Trust Division
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Reports
Civil Rights Division
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Reports
Contracts Division
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Personnel
Reports
Box 28 Criminal Division
Attorney General's Advisory Committee on
Juvenile Crime
Budget, rent, etc.
Case files
Cohen, Beryl W.
Commonwealth v. Bessette
Dicenzo v. Commonwealth
DiNatale, Thomas S.
Flanagan, Paul L.
Keenan v. Commonwealth
Massachusetts Parking Authority
investigation by Elwynn Miller
Murphy, Mary M.
Crime Commission _See also same series_,
Office File, Miscellany, Crime commission
Criminal law study
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
News releases and opinions
Parking violations
Box 29 Personnel
Reorganization
Reports
Search and seizure
Strangler investigation
Correspondence and memoranda
Letter to Prof. Albert R. Beisel of
American Civil Liberties Union
Miscellaneous
News releases
Reports and opinions
Summary of statistical analysis on criminal
cases, Jan. 1963-Jan. 1966 (2 folders)
Wiretap legislation
Eminent Domain Division
Case files
Daman v. Commonwealth
Fenwood Road project (Department of Mental
Health)
Finley, Ewell W.
Kidder v. Commonwealth
Latimer, E. Squire
Marinucci Bros. and Co.
North Adams State College
Norwood land taking
Route 93
Box 30 South Cape Beach
Wood Island
Disposition of surplus property (Department
of Education)
Government Center Commission-Boston
Redevelopment Authority
Highway codification
Holbrook land taking
Land taking procedures
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
News releases and opinions
Personnel
Proposed legislation
Reports
Title work, approved list of attorneys
(incomplete)
Box 31 Employment Security Division
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Receivers
Reports
Finance Division
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Case files
John Hancock Mut. Life Ins. v. Commissioner
of Ins.
Massachusetts Gen. Hosp. v. Commissioner of
Admin.
Hospital rates
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Reports
Health, Education, and Welfare Division
Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission
Bernard Food Industriesv. Commonwealth
Box 32 Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Reports
Industrial Accidents Division
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Reports
Public Charities Division
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Reports
Unclaimed probate deposits
Torts, Claims, and Collections Division
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Personnel
Box 33 Reports
Veterans Division
General correspondence
Procedures
Reports _See also same series_, Office File
Miscellany, Woodworth, Roger
Miscellaneous
Office File Miscellany
Annual reports, attorney general's office
Attorney general's conferences
Bellotti, Francis X., investigation
Biography (Brooke)
Birth control, United States Supreme Court
decision; Griswold v. Connecticut
Broadcast appearances _See also_ Senatorial
Papers, Press and Public Relations and the
Campaign Materials series
Budget
1963-65
Box 34 1966-67 (2 folders)
Status of appropriations
Cases, miscellaneous
College debate topic, 1965-66
Crime Commission
Form letters
Invitations
Personnel appointments, recommendations, etc.
Saltonstall (Leverett) office
Forum article on the arts
Gammal, Albert
Induction invitations and congratulations, 1963,
1965
Interoffice memoranda
Brooke, Edward W.
Miscellaneous _See also same series_
individual staff files and Division Files
Box 35 Interstate Commerce Commission hearings
Interviews, publicity, feature articles about
Brooke
Legislative program (2 folders)
Lottery
Martin, Edward T.
Memoranda
Brooke, Edward W. (3 folders)
Box 36 Division chiefs
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
McMahon, Joseph E.
Molesworth, Jack
Opinions, finding, rulings (4 folders)
Box 37 Personnel files
Applications for retention by current
employees
Assistant attorneys general
Ayoub, Joseph S.
Bachman, Richard E.
Belford, Aileen H.
Berg, Burton F.
Berman, David
Birknes, John
Bottomly, John
Boulanger, Albert D.
Camelio, Augustus J.
Crowther, Nelson
Drinkwater, Arthur S.
Durso, Carmen
Freedman, Frank H.
Gabriel, James N.
Gaffer, Samuel W.
Gargill, Benjamin
Gordon, Bertha L.
Greenman, Fredric E.
Grigalus, John J.
Hatem, Victor
Hays, David W.
Herman, Foster
Box 38 Hermann, Robert L.
Hunt, Richard A.
Jones, Malcolm
Lamb, Margaret W.
Lee, Carter
Lewis, William H.
Martin, Edward T.
McIlwain, Glendora
Miles, Frankland W., Jr.
Miller, Howard M.
Miscellaneous
Powers, Paul F.X.
Roche, John J.
Sacco, Randolph A.
Sargent, Paul B.
Skinner, Walter J.
Thomas, David A.
Travers, Herbert F., Jr.
Tucker, Herbert E.
Turner, David Lee
Weaver, Henry G.
Whitehead, Donald
Special assistants
Bartlett, Calvin P.
Baumberg, Robert B.
Blaisdell, George
Campbell, Levin H.
Cooperstein, Edward
Craft, Frederic A., Jr.
Box 39 Cronin, Phillip S.
de Valpine, Jean
Dunn, Joseph P., Jr.
Ellis, William C.
Gennis, George H.
Gregory, Joan H.
Huckins, Peter
Ingram, Charles
Kaplan, Bernard
Kaplan, Warren K.
Kelly, Joseph M.
Kelly, Robert J.
Kimball, Jeffrey B.
Kozol, Lee
Levine, Samuel B.
Maggioni, Paul D.
Mahony, Gael
McDonough, John T.
Miller, Michael A.
Miragliotta, Joseph A.
Moloney, Kevin F.
Myles, Thomas F.
Namen, Gabriel
Nesson, Benjamin
Piscopo, Thomas J.
Podolski, Alfred L.
Rollins, Phillip
Rood, Arnold C.
Roster, Edward A.
Rubin, Lewis S.
Ruboy, George M.
Saloman, Ronald D. J.
Shyavitz, Joel Richard
Box 40 Stavisky, Harold
Steinberg, Richard H.
Stone, Beatrice B.
Swartz, Edward M.
Taylor, William H., Jr.
Tobin, Max H.
Witty, Delbert A.
Staff activities and lists
Precinct, Inc.
Press clippings
Press releases
July 1962-Feb. 1964 (9 folders)
Box 41 Mar. 1964-Aug. 1965 (10 folders)
Box 42 Sept. 1965-Sept. 1966 (10 folders)
Box 43 Oct.-Dec.1966, n.d. (3 folders)
Putnam, Harold
Racial imbalance
Sadow, Jerry
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Sponsor requests
Summer intern program
1963 (4 folders)
Box 44 1964-1966 (7 folders)
Trips taken, 1958-66 (2 folders)
Uniform rules for adjudicatory procedures under
the Administrative Procedure Act
Wheelock College, Boston, Mass., class project
Whitehead, Donald
Box 45 Woodworth, Roger
Correspondence
Memoranda
Brooke, Edward W., 1962-66 (3 folders)
Martin, Edward T.
Miscellaneous
Messages and notes
Personal correspondence
Speeches and speech material
Miscellaneous
(1 folder)
Box 46 (1 folder)
Republican clubs
Television and radio programs
Scheduling Files
Engagements accepted
1962
1963
Apr. (3 folders)
Box 47 May-7 Nov. (7 folders)
Box 48 8 Nov.-Dec. (2 folders)
1964
Jan.-Apr. (5 folders)
Box 49 May-26 Sept. (6 folders)
Box 50 27 Sept.-Dec. (6 folders)
Box 51 1965
Jan.-9 June (6 folders)
Box 52 10 June-Dec. (3 folders)
1966
Jan.-19 Mar. (3 folders)
Box 53 20 Mar.-22 Apr. (4 folders)
Box 54 23 Apr.-26 May (4 folders)
Box 55 27-31 May
June-6 Nov. _See_ Campaign Materials
13 Nov.-31 Dec.
Forms for assessing speeches of substitutes,
samples, 1964-65
Office calendars, 1963-66 _See also Oversize_
SENATORIAL PAPERS, 1965-1978
Administrative Files, 1967-78
Appointments file
1967-69 (4 folders)
1970
A-L (2 folders)
Box 56 M-Z
1971-72 (3 folders) _See also same series_,
Administrative Files, Scheduling files
Automated information system study
Boston office
Appointments, 1971-72, 1975, 1977
Information copies, Jack Lichtenstein's file
Box 57 Memoranda
Brooke, Edward W.
Staff
Miscellaneous
Office space and equipment
Sample form letters, 1975
Staff lists
Statistics, mail counts, calls, visitors,
1973-74, n.d.
Brooke Senate assignments
Conference lists
Contact personnel
Box 58 Correspondence form letters
Correspondence Management System
Abstract reports, 7 Jan. 1978, 23 Sept.
1978
Library item encyclopedia
Index as of 19 Jan. 1978
Item numbers
1-540 (5 folders)
Box 59 541-856 (3 folders)
Item numbers by subject (2 folders)
Box 60 Miscellaneous
Professional codes and group names
Weekly history report, 1976-78 (2 folders)
Cosigned letters, 1969-78 (2 folders)
Dear colleague letters
Dear friend and miscellaneous form letters
"Robo" form letters, typed by automatic
typewriter
A
Box 61 B-J (8 folders)
Box 62 K-V (9 folders)
Box 63 W-Z
Form book, 1967
General
Indexes, 1972-76
One-time "robo" letters, 1975-76
Outdated "robo" letters, 1967-72
(2 folders)
Proposed form letters, 1971-76
Unnumbered "robos"
Library of Congress
Box 64 Mail count breakdowns, 1967, 1974-78 (6 folders)
Mail count by town, 1968-71
Mailing lists
Box 65 Memoranda
1967-71 (5 folders)
Box 66 1972 (2 folders)
1973
Jan.-May (5 folders)
Box 67 June-Sept. (5 folders)
Box 68 Oct.-Dec. (4 folders)
1974
Jan.-Feb. (2 folders)
Box 69 Mar.-Aug. (8 folders)
Box 70 Sept.-Dec. (5 folders)
1975
Jan.-Apr. (4 folders)
Box 71 May-Oct. (6 folders)
Box 72 Nov-Dec. (2 folders)
1976
Jan.-Apr. (4 folders)
Box 73 May-Sept. (6 folders)
Box 74 Oct.-Dec (4 folders)
1977
Jan.-Apr. (4 folders)
Box 75 May-Sept. (5 folders)
Box 76 Oct.-Dec. (4 folders)
1978
Jan.-Feb. (3 folders)
Box 77 Mar.-June (6 folders)
Box 78 July-Dec. (7 folders)
Undated
News summaries, 1969-71, 1977
Box 79 Military academies information
Miscellaneous
Scheduling files
1967-76 (6 folders)
1977
Jan.-Mar. (3 folders)
Box 80 Apr.-Dec. (7 folders)
1978, n.d. (3 folders)
Box 81 Unidentified notebook, n.d.
Senate administrative matters
Senior citizen internship program, 1978
Sergeant-at-arms, Robert G. Dunphy
Speaker's bureaux, 1967-74
Sponsor requests
1967-69 (3 folders)
1970
A-H
Box 82 I-Z (2 folders)
1971-73 (5 folders)
Box 83 1974-75 (4 folders)
1976
A-E
Box 84 F-Z (5 folders)
Box 85 1977 (3 folders)
1978
A-G
Box 86 H-Z (2 folders)
Springfield office
Staff
Areas of responsibility
Lists
Miscellaneous and recommendations
Office vacancies
Reports
Security clearances
Summer intern program
Vacation policy and schedules
Box 87 (oversize) Correspondence, 1967-78
Correspondence Management System, 1976-78
Index file name report, computer printout, 25
Feb. 1978
A'Hearn, Marie-Beck, R. Albert
Box 88 (oversize) Beck, Mrs. Glenn E.-Bryan, Richard C.
Box 89 (oversize) Bryan, Richard C.-Clay, Roy
Box 90 (oversize) Clay, William Henry-Davidowicz, Mrs. Walter
Box 91 (oversize) David, Glenn C.-Eichenlaub, Matthew M.
Box 92 (oversize) Eichner, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C.-Gabriel,
Leila
Box 93 (oversize) Gabriel, W.-Gulezian, Dorothy
Box 94 (oversize) Gulezian, Vahey W.-Howar, Drahim H.
Box 95 (oversize) Howard, Ann-Kimmitt, J. Stanley
Box 96 (oversize) Kimonth, Raymond A.-Ligeira, Fred S.
Box 97 (oversize) Ligeiro, Manuel-McBride, Donald M.
Box 98 (oversize) McBride, Frances-Moschos, Michael C.
Box 99 (oversize) Mosco, Anthony-Papadakis, Dino
Box 100 (oversize) Papadakis, Mrs. Arge-Ray, Sandra
Box 101 (oversize) Ray, William-Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Box 102 (oversize) Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.-Souther,
Richard
Box 103 (oversize) Souther, Mrs. S. M.-Tibbetts, R. C.
Box 104 (oversize) Tibbetts, Mr. Richard C., Jr.-White, Kim
Box 105 (oversize) White, Mr. and Mrs. Brian-Zyrona, Josefa
Box 106 (oversize) Index file name report, computer printout,
27 July 1978
A'Hearn, Marie-Brandao, Mr. and Mrs. V.
Box 107 (oversize) Brandenberger, J. R.-Costa, Frank
Box 108 (oversize) Costa, Joan-Farosi, R.
Box 109 (oversize) Faroy, Harry J.-Haigh, Joyce C.
Box 110 (oversize) Haigh, P. Seward-Kessaris, Sylvia
Box 111 (oversize) Kessaris, Sylvia-Martin, Edith B.
Box 112 (oversize) Martin, Edward-O'Connell, James A.
Box 113 (oversize) O'Connell, James E.-Robinson, Alfred
Box 114 (oversize) Robinson, Ann V.-Steinberg, Sylvia
Box 115 (oversize) Steinberger, Emanuel-White, Emerson
Box 116 (oversize) White, Mr. and Mrs. Brian-Zyzniewski,
Mitchell
Box 117 1976
17 Nov.-10 Dec. (6321-6344) (9 folders)
Box 118 11-31 Dec. (6345-6365) (4 folders)
1977
3-6 Jan. (7003-7006) (3 folders)
Box 119 10-24 Jan. (7010-7024) (6 folders)
Box 120 26 Jan.-9 Feb. (7026-7040) (7 folders)
Box 121 10-25 Feb. (7041-7056) (6 folders)
Box 122 25 Feb.-7 Mar. (7056-7066) (7 folders)
Box 123 8-25 Mar. (7067-7084) (8 folders)
Box 124 28 Mar.-13 Apr. (7087-7103) (6 folders)
Box 125 14-22 Apr. (7104-7112) (7 folders)
Box 126 25 Apr.-6 May (7115-7126) (6 folders)
Box 127 9-23 May (7129-7143) (6 folders)
Box 128 23-26 May (7143-7146) (6 folders)
Box 129 26 May-2 June (7146-7153) (6 folders)
Box 130 2-13 June (7153-7164) (7 folders)
Box 131 14-20 June (7165-7171) (6 folders)
Box 132 22 June-8 July (7173-7189) (7 folders)
Box 133 11-19 July (7192-7200) (7 folders)
Box 134 19-21 July (7200-7202) (5 folders)
Box 135 22-26 July (7203-7207) (5 folders)
Box 136 27-31 July (7208-7212) (7 folders)
Box 137 1-8 Aug. (7213-7220) (6 folders)
Box 138 8-25 Aug. (7220-7237) (8 folders)
Box 139 26 Aug.-8 Sept. (7238-7251) (8 folders)
Box 140 9-15 Sept. (7252-7258) (8 folders)
Box 141 16 Sept.-3 Oct. (7259-7276) (7 folders)
Box 142 3-5 Oct. (7276-7278) (6 folders)
Box 143 5-11 Oct. (7278-7284) (7 folders)
Box 144 12-17 Oct. (7285-7290) (8 folders)
Box 145 25-26 Oct. (7298-7299) (6 folders)
Box 146 26 Oct.-1 Nov. (7299-7305) (7 folders)
Box 147 3-15 Nov. (7307-7319) (7 folders)
Box 148 16-30 Nov. (7320-7334) (9 folders)
Box 149 1-6 Dec. (7335-7340) (6 folders)
Box 150 7-19 Dec. (7341-7353) (8 folders)
Box 151 20-22 Dec. (7354-7356) (5 folders)
Box 152 22-23 Dec. (7356-7357) (2 folders)
1978
3 Jan. (8003) (4 folders)
Box 153 4-9 Jan. (8004-8009) (6 folders)
Box 154 10-18 Jan. (8010-8018) (6 folders)
Box 155 19-26 Jan. (8019-8026) (7 folders)
Box 156 27 Jan.-9 Feb. (8027-8040) (7 folders)
Box 157 10-16 Feb. (8041-8047) (7 folders)
Box 158 17 Feb.-8 Mar. (8048-8067) (9 folders)
Box 159 9-20 Mar. (8068-8079) (8 folders)
Box 160 20 Mar.-4 Apr. (8079-8094) (9 folders)
Box 161 6-25 Apr. (8096-8115) (7 folders)
Box 162 27-28 Apr. (8117-8118) (6 folders)
Box 163 28 Apr.-3 May (8118-8123) (5 folders)
Box 164 3-9 May (8123-8129) (6 folders)
Box 165 10-23 May (8130-8143) (7 folders)
Box 166 24 May-12 June (8144-8163) (9 folders)
Box 167 13 June-5 July (8164-8186) (11 folders)
Box 168 10-14 July (8191-8195) (6 folders)
Box 169 16-25 July (8197-8206) (6 folders)
Box 170 25 July-3 Aug. (8206-8215) (9 folders)
Box 171 4-14 Aug. (8216-8226) (6 folders)
Box 172 16 Aug.-1 Sept. (8228-8244) (7 folders)
Box 173 5 Sept.-3 Oct. (8248-8276) (9 folders)
Box 174 4-30 Oct. (8277-8303) (9 folders)
Box 175 31 Oct.-27 Nov. (8304-8331) (5 folders)
26 Oct.-21 Dec. (not entered into CMS)
(2 folders)
General correspondence, 1967-78
Abzug, Bella S.
Agnew, Spiro T.
Agriculture Department
Aiken, George D.
Air Force, Department of the
Alden, Vernon
Alexander, Clifford
Alexander, Raymond P.
Alexander, Ruth
Allott, Gordon
American Bar Association
American Veterans of World War II
Anderson, Clinton P.
Andresen, Frederick
Apple, Melvin
Armstrong, William
Box 176 Army Department
Axelrad, Albert S.
"A" miscellany (2 folders)
Bailey, F. Lee
Baker, Howard H.
Barone, William and Cynthia
Bartlett, Dewey
Bartlett, E. L.
Bates, William
Bayh, Birch
Bayne, Ben E.
Beach, Edward
Beal, Alexander
Beall, Glenn
BeLieu, Kenneth E.
Bemis, F. Gregg
Bennett, Wallace F.
Benson, Bruce B.
Bible, Alan
Biden, Joseph R.
Bisbee, Charles A.
Blatchford, Joseph
Blount, Winton
Boggs, Caleb
Boland, Edward P.
Bomani, Paul L.
Bond, Julian
Bornstein, Sam
Bottomly, John S.
Box 177 Bowles, Chester
Breckinridge, John B.
Brewster, Daniel B.
Brigham, F. Gorham
Brock, William E. III (Bill)
Brown, Clarence
Bucci, Frank P.
Buckley, James L.
Bunche, Ralph
Burdick, Quentin N.
Burke, James A.
Bush, George
Byrd, Robert C.
"B" miscellany
Cabot, Henry B.
Campbell, Levin H.
Cannon, Howard W.
Carlucci, Frank
Carter, Jimmy [James Earl]
Box 178 Case, Clifford P.
Central Intelligence Agency
Chalk, O. Roy
Cheek, James
Chisholm, Shirley
Christ-Janer, Arland
Church, Frank
Clapp, Eugene H.
Clark, Joseph
Clark, Kenneth B.
Clifford, Edwards
Coleman, Maria
Colville, Lorraine
Commerce Department
Comptroller General of the United States
Conte, Silvio O.
Cook, Marlow W.
Cooke, Paul
Coontz, Gustaf
Cooper, John Sherman
Corman, James C.
Corps of Engineers (2 folders)
Box 179 Costello, Paul W.
Cotton, Helen
Cotton, Norris
Cranston, Alan
Culver, John C.
Curtis, Carl T.
Cushing, Richard (cardinal)
Cutler, Leslie B.
"C" miscellany (4 folders)
Damon, Dorothy
Davoren, John
Debarger, C.
Defense Department
DeNormandie, James
Diggs, Charles C.
Dimitriou, N.G.
Dirksen, Everett M.
Dobelle, Evan S.
Dobrynin, Anatoliy F.
Dodd, Thomas J.
Dole, Robert
Domenici, Peter
Box 180 Dominick, Peter H.
Donohue, Harold D.
Douglass, Edmund J.
Downing, Kenneth W.
Drinan, Robert
Drummond, Roscoe
Dukakis, Michael S.
Dunn, Frank E.
"D" miscellany (2 folders)
Eagleton, Thomas F.
Eastland, James
Eaton, Cyrus S.
Elam, Clarence
Elam, Harry J.
Ellender, Allen J.
Energy Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Ervin, Sam J.
"E" miscellany
Fannin, Paul
Fauntroy, Walter
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Box 181 Federal Energy Office
Federal Home Loan Bank
Federal Trade Commission
Ferguson, Clarence C.
Fernandez, Theda
Fialkow, Jay L.
Flood, Daniel J.
Fong, Hiram L.
Ford, Gerald R.
Fray, Rev. Harold
Fredericks, Steve
Fulbright, William
Fuller, Peter
"F" miscellany (2 folders)
Gardner, John W.
Gardner, Richard
Gavin, James M.
General Services Administration
Genereaux, Joseph
Gilbert, Carl J.
Gilbert, Floyd H.
Gilligan, James
Glenn, John
Glidden, William
Goldwater, Barry
Goodell, Charles E.
Gormalley, Joan
Box 182 Gowon, Yakubu
Gravel, Mike
Gravem, Axel B.
Griffin, Robert P.
Griffiths, Martha W.
Griswold, Erwin
Gurney, Edward J.
"G" miscellany (3 folders)
Hansen, Clifford P.
Harrington, Michael J.
Harris, Fred R.
Harris, S. M.
Hart, Philip A.
Hartke, Vance
Hatch, Francis W.
Hatcher, Richard G.
Hatfield, Mark O.
Hayden, Carl
Health, Education and Welfare, Department of
Heath, Mary
Heckler, John M.
Heckler, Margaret M.
Heilner, David P.
Heinz, John
Helms, Jesse
Hill, Lister
Box 183 Hillman, Ginnie
Hoar, Sam
Hoffman, Louis
Holden, Richard S.
Holland, Spessard
Hollings, Ernest F.
Holtz, Norman
Homburger, Freddy
Hope, Bob
Housing and Urban Development, Department of
Hruska, Roman L.
Humphrey, Hubert H.
"H" miscellany (4 folders)
Iakovos, Archbishop of the Greek Orthodox
Archdiocese of North and South America
Inouye, Daniel
Interior Department
Box 184 Ireland, Georgia
Isham, Heyward
"I" miscellany
Jackson, Henry
Javits, Jacob K.
Jenkins, Elaine B.
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Jordan, Everett
Justice Department
"J" miscellany (2 folders)
Kaplan, Kivie
Kaplan, Warren K.
Keith, Hasting
Kennedy, Edward M.
Kennedy, Robert F.
Kiep, Walter Leisler
King, Coretta Scott
King, Ruby
Kissinger, Henry
Knowles, Asa S.
Koch, Edward I.
Kolack, Sol
Box 185 Kuchel, Thomas M.
"K" miscellany (2 folders)
Labor Department
Landers, Ann
Levine, Morris A.
Lindsay, John V.
Lodge, Henry Cabot
Long, Russell B.
"L" miscellany (2 folders)
MacDonald, Torbert
Macy, John W.
Magnuson, Warren G.
Malek, Frederic V.
Mansfield, Mike
Box 186 Maria, Frank
Marshall, Thurgood
Massie, Samuel P.
Mathias, Charles McC.
Mays, Benjamin E.
McClellan, John L.
McCloskey, Paul N.
McClure, James A.
McCormack, John W.
McGee, Gale W.
McGovern, George
McIlvaine, Robinson
McIntyre, Thomas J.
McKissick, F. B.
McLean, Jack
Metcalf, Lee
Miller, Jack
Miller, Laura
Mondale, Walter
Monroney, A. S. Mike
Montoya, Joseph M.
Moore, Dottie
Moore, Sidney
Morningstar, Ann Scott
Morse, Bradford F.
Moss, Frank E.
Moynihan, Daniel P.
Mundt, Karl E.
Murphy, George
Murray, Pauli
Muskie, Edmund S.
Box 187 "M" miscellany (5 folders)
NAACP
Navy Department
Nelson, Gaylord
Nevius, John A.
Nixon, Richard M. (2 folders)
Box 188 Nixon, Tricia
Nolan, Phillip R.
"N" miscellany
Office of Management and Budget
O'Neill, Thomas P.
"O" miscellany
Packwood, Bob
Parker, John F.
Pastore, John O.
Pearson, James B.
Pell, Claiborne
Percy, Charles H.
Perini, Louis
Philbin, Philip J.
Post Office Department
Professional Air Traffic Controllers
Organization
Prouty, Winston L.
Proxmire, William
Putnam, Harold and Glendora
"P" miscellany (2 folders)
Box 189 Quinlan, John M.
Quinn, Robert H.
"Q" miscellany
Randolph, Jennings
Rangel, Charles B.
Rappaport, Ronald
Rhone, James R.
Ribicoff, Abraham
Richardson, Elliot L.
Rickover, Hyman George
Riegle, Donald W.
Rockefeller, David
Rockefeller, Nelson A.
Romney, George
Roth, William V.
Russell, Richard
Ryan, William F.
"R" miscellany (3 folders)
Saltonstall, Leverett
Saltonstall, William G.
Sargent, Francis W.
Saxbe, William B.
Schmitt, Harrison
Schreter, Kenneth
Schweiker, Richard S.
Schweitzer, Sam
Scott, Hugh
Box 190 Scott, James
Scott, William L.
Seamans, Robert C.
Sears, John
Seybolt, George C.
Shapiro, Ben V.
Shaw, Robert S.
Shen, James
Shipley, Carl L.
Shive, Helen
Shriver, Eunice
Shriver, Sargent
Silber, John R.
Siler, Owen W.
Skinner, Walter J.
Small Business Administration
Smith, Margaret Chase
Smith, Ralph T.
Smythe, Hugh
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Sparkman, John
Spaulding, Josiah A.
Spector, Arlen
Spector, Melvin
Spong, William B.
Sprague, Robert C.
Stafford, Robert
Stans, Maurice
State Department (2 folders)
St. Cyr, John F.
Box 191 Steele, Richard C.
Stennis, John
Stevens, Ted
Stevenson, Adlai E.
Stokes, Louis
Sullivan, Leon
Symington, Stuart
"S" miscellany (4 folders)
Taft, Robert
Tauro, G. Joseph
Thurmond, Strom
Tower, John G.
Trageser, Donald
Tr`an, Phuong
Transportation Department
Box 192 Treasury Department
Tucker, Herbert E.
Tunney, John V.
Tydings, Joseph D.
Tye, Raymond
"T" miscellany (2 folders)
Unger, Leonard
"U" miscellany
Veterans Administration
Volpe, John A.
"V" miscellany
Walker, Rev. John T.
Wallace, George C.
Walter, John C.
Warner, Gifford
Warner, John W.
Warnke, Paul
Washburn, Bradford
Washington, Walter E.
Weaver, Robert A.
Webster, Dean
Weeks, William D.
Box 193 Weicker, Lowell P.
Weinberger, Caspar W.
Weinstein, Lewis H.
Weiss, Wilfred
Westerfield, Samuel Z.
Whalen, Charles W.
Wheatley, John
White, Kevin H.
Wilkins, Roy
Williams, Harrison A.
Williams, John
Winer, David L.
Winship, Thomas
Wittenborg, M. H.
Wyman, Louis
"W" miscellany (3 folders)
Yaffe, Charlotte
Yaqub-Kahn, Sahabzada
Yarborough, Ralph W.
Young, Milton R.
Young, Stephen
Young, Whitney
"Y" miscellany
Zahedi, Ardeshir
"Z" miscellany
Box 194 Legislative correspondence, 1967-76 _See_
description in Scope and Content Note,
pp.5-6
1967
Agriculture
Aviation
Banking
Central Intelligence Agency
Civil rights/civil liberties
Civil service
Commerce
Congress
Defense (military service units)
Economy
Education
Executive branch
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Federal Reserve System
Foreign relations (2 folders)
General
Health
Health, Education and Welfare, Department
of
Box 195 Holidays, Mondays and Martin Luther King,
Jr.
Housing
Immigration
Imports
Independent agencies
Industry
Interior Department
Internal Revenue Service
Justice Department
Labor
Legal matters
Legislative Reference Service
Maritime
Military
Miscellaneous
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
Oil
Box 196 Parks
Post Office
Poverty
Public relations (Expo '67)
Roads
Small business
Social security
Space
State Department
State matters, Massachusetts
Taxes
Trade
Transportation
Treasury Department
Utilities
Veterans affairs
Vietnam (3 folders)
Box 197 Voting
1968
Agriculture
Aviation
Banking
Brooke, Edward W.
Bureau of the Budget
Civil Disorders Commission
Civil rights
Civil service
Congress
Foreign affairs
Africa
Biafra
Greece-Vietnam
Box 198 Foreign aid
Immigration
Imports
Industry
Interior Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Judiciary matters
Labor
Maritime
Massachusetts
Military
Miscellaneous (2 folders)
Parks
Political affairs
Box 199 Post Office
Poverty
Public relations
Railroads
Roads
Social security
Space
Taxes
Transportation
Treasury Department
Utilities
Veterans affairs
Voting
1969
Africa
Aging
Agriculture
Atomic Energy Commission
Aviation
Banking
Census, 1970
Civil Aeronautics Board
Civil rights
Civil service
Commerce
Communications
Box 200 Congress
Connecticut River National Recreation Area
Defense matters
Economics
Education
Electoral reform
Employment issues
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Executive branch
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Highway Administration
Federal Power Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Food and Drug Administration
Foreign affairs
General Accounting Office
General Services Administration
Government Printing Office
Health
Health, Education, and Welfare, Department
of
Box 201 Holidays
Housing
Imports
Industry
Interior Department
Internal Revenue Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Judicial nominations
Justice Department
Labor
Maritime Administration
Massachusetts
Military
(1 folder)
Box 202 (3 folders)
Miscellaneous (3 folders)
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration
National Institutes of Health
Nominations, general comments
Office of Economic Opportunity
Parks
Peace Corps
Box 203 Politics
Post Office
Poverty
Securities and Exchange Commission
Small Business Administration
Smithsonian Institution
Social security
Space
State Department
Taxation
Transportation
Treasury Department
Utilities
Veterans affairs
Vietnam
1970
Agriculture
Appropriations
Armed services
Arts and humanities
Box 204 Atomic Energy Commission
Banking and Currency Committee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Civil rights
Civil service
Commerce
Connecticut River National Recreation Area
Defense
District of Columbia affairs
Domestic affairs
Economics
Education
Environment _See_ Health
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Communications Commission
Federal government
Federal Highway Administration
Federal Power Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Finance
Food and Drug Administration
Foreign affairs (3 folders)
Foreign aid
Box 205 General Services Administration
Government operations
Health (4 folders)
Industry
Interior Department
Internal Revenue Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Justice Department (2 folders)
King, Martin Luther, Jr., birthday
Labor
Maritime
Box 206 Massachusetts
Military (2 folders)
Miscellaneous (3 folders)
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration
National Science Foundation
Navy
News media
Oil
Box 207 Political affairs
Pollution
Post Office
Smithsonian Institution
Social security
Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
State Department
Tariff Commission
Tax reform/taxes
Transportation
United States Information Agency
Veterans affairs
Vietnam
Welfare
1971
Aging
Agriculture
Appropriations (2 folders)
Box 208 Atomic Energy Commission
Campaign reform
Child development
Civil rights
Commerce
Congressional matters and reform
Connecticut River Valley and National
Recreation Area
District of Columbia
Drugs
Economy
Education
Energy issues
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Federal government
Finance
Food distribution
Foreign affairs
Africa
Asia
General
Latin America
Middle East
Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
Western Europe
Foreign aid
Health
Box 209 Health, Education and Welfare, Department
of
Housing and Urban Development, Department
of
Interior Department
Judiciary matters
Labor (2 folders)
Massachusetts
Military
Miscellaneous
(1 folder)
Box 210 (1 folder)
National priorities
Nursing homes
Office of Economic Opportunity
Political affairs
Post Office/civil service
Public works
Railroads
Revenue sharing
Social security (Medicare)
Space
State Department
Trade
Transportation
Travel
United Nations
Veterans affairs
Vietnam (2 folders)
Voting
Welfare
Box 211 1972
Aging
Agriculture
American Revolution Bicentennial
Administration appropriations
Armed services
Atomic energy
Banking
Civil Aeronautics Board
Civil rights _See_ Judiciary
Civil service _See_ Post Office and civil
service
Commerce
Defense Department
District of Columbia
Education
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Communications Commission
Finance
Food and Drug Administration
Box 212 Foreign relations
Africa
Asia
Europe
Foreign aid
General
Latin America
Middle East
Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
General Services Administration
Government operations
Health, Education and Welfare, Department
of
Interior Department
Internal revenue _See_ Treasury Department
Judiciary matters
Labor and public welfare (2 folders)
Massachusetts
Miscellaneous
Other agencies
Peace Corps
Political
Box 213 Post Office and civil service
Price Commission
Public works
Rules
Selective service
Social security
Space
State Department
Taxes
Trade _See also_ Commerce
Transportation
Treasury Department
United Nations
Veterans affairs
Vietnam
1973
Aging
Agriculture and forestry
American Revolution Bicentennial Commission
Amtrak
Appropriations
Aeronautical and space sciences
Defense
Foreign operations
General
Labor and Health, Eduction and Welfare,
departments
Other agencies
Box 214 Armed services
Arts and humanities
Atomic energy
Aviation
Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
Committee
Base closings
Brooke for President
Civil Aeronautics Board
Civil liberties
Commerce (general)
Communications
Consumer affairs
Defense matters _See also_ Appropriations
Education
Employment, manpower and poverty
Environment
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Power Commission
Finance (general)
Food and Drug Administration
Foreign relations
(1 folder)
Box 215 (1 folder)
Foreign trade
Government operations
Health
General
Health, Education and Welfare,
Department of
Insurance
Interior and insular affairs (2 folders)
Interior Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Judiciary matters
Justice Department
Labor (2 folders)
Massachusetts
Box 216 Medicare/Medicaid
Merchant Marine
Miscellaneous
Nominations to the Supreme Court
Office of Economic Opportunity
Other agencies
Post Office
Public works
Rules
Social security
State Department
Tax reform
Transportation
Department of
Surface
United Nations
USS Constitution (Old Ironsides)
Veterans affairs
Welfare
White House-Cost of Living Council
1974
Aging
Agriculture and forestry
Alcoholism and narcotics
American Revolution Bicentennial
Administration
Amnesty
Appropriations
Agriculture Department
Defense Department
Foreign aid
General
Labor and Health, Education, and
Welfare, Departments of
Labor and public welfare
Other agencies
Public works
Space and science
Armed services
Arts and humanities
Atomic Energy Commission
Aviation
Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
Committee
Busing
Civil Aeronautics Board
Civil service _See same series_, Post
Office and civil service
Civil Service Commission
Commerce (general)
Communications
Consumers affairs
Box 217 Defense matters _See_ Appropriations
Education
Employment, manpower and poverty
Energy (2 folders)
Environment
Environmental Protection Agency
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Energy Office
Federal Power Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Finance (general)
Food and Drug Administration
Foreign relations (2 folders)
General Services Administration
Government operations
Box 218 Government Printing Office
Health (general)
Interior and insular affairs
Judiciary matters
Labor (general)
Massachusetts
Merchant Marine
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous agencies
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration
National health insurance
National Institutes of Health
Nixon, Richard, pardon of
Office of Economic Opportunity
Office of Management and Budget
Box 219 Pension reform
Pollution, air and water
Post Office and civil service
Public works
Rockefeller, Nelson, vice presidency
Rules and administration
Small Business Administration
Social security
Space and aeronautics
Tax reform
Transportation, tourism
United Nations
Veterans affairs
Watergate
White House
1975
Abortion
Aging
Agriculture
Alcoholism, tobacco and drugs
Appropriations
Defense Department
Foreign operations
General and other agencies
Labor and Health, Education, and
Welfare, Departments of
State and Justice Departments and Law
Enforcement Assistance Administration
Armed services
Arts and humanities
Aviation _See_ Commerce
Busing
Box 220 Commerce (2 folders)
Communications _See_ Commerce
Consumer affairs _See_ Commerce
Defense matters _See__ also_
Appropriations
Education
Employment, manpower and poverty
Energy (2 folders)
Environmental Protection Agency
Fair trade legislation
Finance
Box 221 Foreign relations
General Accounting Office
Government operations
Health
General
Handicapped
Health, Education, and Welfare,
Department of
Interior Department
Judiciary matters
Labor
Department
Box 222 General (2 folders)
Labor and Health, Education, and Welfare,
Committee
Massachusetts (state matters)
Miscellaneous
National health insurance
National Science Foundation
Other agencies (2 folders)
Pensions
Post Office and civil service
Box 223 Public works
Rules and administration
Social security
State Department
Tax reform
Transportation _See also_ Commerce
Treasury Department (Includes IRS)
United Nations
Veterans affairs
World hunger
1976
Abortion
Aging
Agriculture
American Revolution bicentennial
Animals and game
Appropriations
Agriculture, environmental, and consumer
protection
Defense and military construction
Foreign operations
General, Labor and Health, Education and
Welfare, Departments of
Other agencies
Public works
Busing
Central Intelligence Agency
Civil rights
Civil service
Commerce (general)
Communications
Congress, ethics
Consumer affairs
Drugs
Economy
Education
Box 224 Energy
Coal
Conservation
Electricity
Natural gas
Nuclear
Oil
Other alternatives
Solar
Environment
Clean air
General
Noise
Solid waste
Water
Environmental Protection Agency
Equal Rights Amendment/women's issues
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Federal Election Commission
Fishing industry
Food stamps
Foreign relations
Africa
Asia
Europe
Middle East
South America
United Nations/USSR
Gay rights
General
Government spending
Gun control
Health, Education and Welfare-health
Human rights
Immigration
Indians
Box 225 Insecticides and toxic substances
Interior Department
Judiciary matters
General
Nominations
Labor
Land use
Massachusetts (state matters)
Medicare/Medicaid
Military affairs
Miscellaneous
Missing in action
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration
National Science Foundation
Parks
Pensions
Post Office
Public works
Retirement-Revenue sharing
Right-to-Food
Save a Person
Small Business Administration
Social security
Tax reform
Trade
Transportation
Unemployment
Veterans affairs
Voter registration
Welfare
Box 226 Master file, 1967-76
1967
A-Ben (11 folders)
Box 227 Beq-Carp (12 folders)
Box 228 Carr-Cr (12 folders)
Box 229 Cu-El (12 folders)
Box 230 Em-Gh (9 folders)
Box 231 Gi-Ha (14 folders)
Box 232 He-Jol (11 folders)
Box 233 Jon-Lee (12 folders)
Box 234 Lef-Mat (15 folders)
Box 235 Mau-Mr (14 folders)
Box 236 Muc-Pa (13 folders)
Box 237 Pe-Ri (15 folders)
Box 238 Ro-Sh (7 folders)
Box 239 Si-Te (7 folders)
Box 240 Th-Wal (7 folders)
Box 241 Wan-Z (8 folders)
Box 242 1968
A-Bj (11 folders)
Box 243 Bl-Ca (12 folders)
Box 244 Ce-De (10 folders)
Box 245 Dh-For (10 folders)
Box 246 Fos-Hal (10 folders)
Box 247 Ham-Jac (10 folders)
Box 248 Jaf-Lei (12 folders)
Box 249 Lel-Mc (12 folders)
Box 250 Me-N (9 folders)
Box 251 O-Ra (9 folders)
Box 252 Re-She (11 folders)
Box 253 Shi-To (14 folders)
Box 254 Tr-W (14 folders)
Box 255 Y-Z (2 folders)
1969
A-Ba (9 folders)
Box 256 Be-Del (13 folders)
Box 257 Dem-Fe (13 folders)
Box 258 Fi-Gi (12 folders)
Box 259 Gl-Hil (15 folders)
Box 260 Him-Kel (17 folders)
Box 261 Kem-Le (12 folders)
Box 262 Lh-McL (15 folders)
Box 263 McM-Ne (13 folders)
Box 264 Ng-Ro (12 folders)
Box 265 Ru-Si (11 folders)
Box 266 Sj-Te (13 folders)
Box 267 Th-Weg (12 folders)
Box 268 Wei-Z (12 folders)
Box 269 1970
A-Be (10 folders)
Box 270 Bh-By (8 folders)
Box 271 Ca-Con (8 folders)
Box 272 Coo-Di (10 folders)
Box 273 Do-Fl (8 folders)
Box 274 Fo-Go (8 folders)
Box 275 Gr-Hn (7 folders)
Box 276 Ho-Ka (11 folders)
Box 277 Ke-Le (9 folders)
Box 278 Li-Ma (10 folders)
Box 279 Mc-My (8 folders)
Box 280 N-Per (10 folders)
Box 281 Pes-Ridd (12 folders)
Box 282 Ride-Se (12 folders)
Box 283 Sg-Swee (12 folders)
Box 284 Swen-Wa (10 folders)
Box 285 Wb-Z (7 folders)
Box 286 1971
A-Ba (7 folders)
Box 287 Be-Br (9 folders)
Box 288 Bu-Cl (9 folders)
Box 289 Co-Del (9 folders)
Box 290 Dem-Fa (10 folders)
Box 291 Fe-Gi (10 folders)
Box 292 Gl-Har (10 folders)
Box 293 Has-Joh (10 folders)
Box 294 Jol-La (12 folders)
Box 295 Le-Malc (10 folders)
Box 296 Mali-Mil (9 folders)
Box 297 Mim-Om (7 folders)
Box 298 On-P (9 folders)
Box 299 Q-Ro (7 folders)
Box 300 Ru-Sh (9 folders)
Box 301 Si-St (7 folders)
Box 302 Su-V (7 folders)
Box 303 W-Z (7 folders)
Box 304 1972
A-Bl (13 folders)
Box 305 Bo-Ca (11 folders)
Box 306 Ce-Da (11 folders)
Box 307 De-Fi (11 folders)
Box 308 Fl-G (9 folders)
Box 309 H (8 folders)
Box 310 I-La (9 folders)
Box 311 Le-McC (8 folders)
Box 312 McD-O (10 folders)
Box 313 Pa-Rh (8 folders)
Box 314 Ri-Sc (7 folders)
Box 315 Se-Sz (5 folders)
Box 316 Ta-Wh (6 folders)
Box 317 Wi-Z (3 folders)
1973
Ab-Bi (7 folders)
Box 318 Bl-Col (11 folders)
Box 319 Com-Ferg (13 folders)
Box 320 Fern-Hami (14 folders)
Box 321 Haml-K (11 folders)
Box 322 L-McF (7 folders)
Box 323 McG-Pa (7 folders)
Box 324 Pe-Se (9 folders)
Box 325 Sh-Wh (12 folders)
Box 326 Wi-Z (3 folders)
1974
A-Br (7 folders)
Box 327 Bu-Da (8 folders)
Box 328 De-Gl (11 folders)
Box 329 Gm-Ka (12 folders)
Box 330 Ke-Ma (11 folders)
Box 331 Mc-P (12 folders)
Box 332 Q-St (13 folders)
Box 333 Su-Z (9 folders)
Box 334 1975
A-B (15 folders)
Box 335 C-D (14 folders)
Box 336 E-Go (9 folders)
Box 337 Gr-K (13 folders)
Box 338 L-Mi (12 folders)
Box 339 Mo-Re (15 folders)
Box 340 Rh-S (15 folders)
Box 341 T-Z (9 folders)
1976
A (2 folders)
Box 342 B-C (11 folders)
Box 343 D-Ha (10 folders)
Box 344 He-Ma (10 folders)
Box 345 Mc-R (10 folders)
Box 346 S-Z (13 folders)
Miscellaneous, 1969-72, 1974-78
1969-70 (2 folders)
1971
A-B
Box 347 C-Q (5 folders)
Box 348 R-Z (2 folders)
1972
A-C (4 folders)
Box 349 D-K (8 folders)
Box 350 L-R (7 folders)
Box 351 S-Z (7 folders)
1974
A-B (2 folders)
Box 352 C-M (11 folders)
Box 353 N-Z (12 folders)
1975
A-C (missing)
D-E
Box 354 F-R (5 folders)
Box 355 S-Z (2 folders)
1976
A-C (2 folders)
Box 356 D-L (5 folders)
Box 357 M-U (5 folders)
Box 358 V-Z
1977
A-K (5 folders)
Box 359 L-Z (5 folders)
Box 360 1978
A-L (12 folders)
Box 361 M-Y (9 folders)
Boston office
1975
A-Bl (2 folders)
Box 362 Bo-E (5 folders)
Box 363 F-K (5 folders)
Box 364 L-O (5 folders)
Box 365 P-S (5 folders)
Box 366 T-Z (3 folders)
1976
A-E (2 folders)
Box 367 F-M (5 folders)
Box 368 N-Z (4 folders)
1977
A-B
Box 369 C-Z (6 folders)
1978
A
Box 370 B-G (6 folders)
Box 371 H-Q (6 folders)
Box 372 R-Z (5 folders)
Box 373 Projects, 1967-78
1967
American Institute of Religion
1968
Holyoke Community Development Corp.
Lynnway Summer Urban Renewal (2 folders)
New Bedford Concentrated Employment Program
New England Aquarium
Riverview Apartments, Springfield
Springfield Action Commission
1969
American International College,
Springfield, Mass.
Box 374 Concentrated Employment Program,
Springfield
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Cumberland Farms
East Boston Post Office
Eastern Middlesex Opportunities Council
Fall River
Infill Housing Program
Inner Belt, Cambridge
Job Improvement Service
Learning Systems, Inc.
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity "Eddan" program
Sam Harris Associates
Scandinavian Airlines, Scandinavia-Boston
route
Box 375 1970
American Airlines
Checker Motor Co.
Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts, Boston,
Mass.
Framingham Heart Study
General Dynamics Corp., Fore River
Shipyard, Quincy, Mass.
General Electric Co., Lynn _See also_
Projects in later years
Greenfield Tap and Die
Haystack facility
Box 376 Howard University Mississippi Project
Infoton
Interfaith Housing
Interfaith Housing, Amherst
J. B. F. Scientific Corp.
Laser Nucleonics, Inc.
Oceonics, Inc. (F. Gregg Bemis, Jr.)
Overlay Roads (Base housing)
Pickard and Burns Electronics
Pinkerton Electro-Security Co.
Riverview Project
R. S. Rowe and Co.
Springfield College
1971
A. B. T. Associates
Albina Corp. _See also__ same year,_
Green, Gilbert
Analysis and Computer Systems, Inc.
Box 377 Analysis and Programming Corp.
Black Center for Strategy and Community
Development, Chicago, Ill.
Boston Gear Division (North American
Rockwell)
Chamberlain Co., New Bedford
Commonwealth Technical Resource Service
(COMTEC)
Control Energy Systems
Electronic Space Systems
Franchi Construction Co. (Pasquale Franchi)
General Dynamics Corp., Fore River
Shipyard, Quincy, Mass.
General Electric Co., Lynn, Mass. _See
also_ 1970, 1972
Box 378 Gold Cross Ambulance Service
Green, Gilbert
Health Systems, Inc.
Hycor, Inc.
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
(ILGWU), Blaver
Input-Output (8a loan)
Jay Bee Corp.
Keystone Manufacturing Co.
Madison-Madison International/Polytech,
Inc.
Box 379 MAI Equipment Corp.
Mullen Movers, Pittsfield
Murray and Tregurtha
Museum of the America-China Trade
Neighborhood Development Program, Haverhill
New England Electric Systems
Box 380 Pension Life Insurance Co.
Project MAP (George Bennett)
Roxbury Manufacturing
SDM Corp.
Signatron, Inc.
Special Elementary Education for the
Disadvantaged Program (SEED)
University Affiliates
US Envelope Co.
West Bridgewater Conservation Student Group
1972
Agawan Sewer Interceptor Project
Arlington Trust Co.
Boston Salt Co.
Brandeis University Postal Service,
Waltham, Mass.
Brockton Project for the Elderly
Carter Semiconductor, Inc.
Clarke School for the Deaf, Northampton,
Mass.
Edward R. Marden Co.
Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts, Boston,
Mass.
Box 381 Foster Grant Co.
General Dynamics Corp., Fore River
Shipyard, Quincy
General Electric Co., Lynn
Gould, Irving
H. H. Scott, Inc.
Hampshire College, Amherst, Mass.
Howard Clock Products, Waltham
Infrared Industries
Karlsruhe Airport, Karlsruhe, Germany
Box 382 LaPointe Machine Tool Works
Lincoln Travel Center
Medico Associates
Merriam-Webster Co.
New Bedford Whaling Museum
Palmer Industrial Park
Raytheon, North Dighton, Mass.
Shore Plaza (Max Kargman)
Space Shuttle (Space Division, North
American Rockwell)
Stadium Realty Trust
Box 383 University of Massachusetts Productivity
Institute
Waltham Precision Instruments
Windward Island Airways
1973
Alonzo B. Reed
American Chain Association
Bower-Mosher Project, Holyoke, Mass.
Coastwise Packett Co.
Contractor's Association of Boston, (CAB)
Ealing Corp. (Paul Grindle)
Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts, Boston,
Mass.
Box 384 General Electric Co., Lynn, Mass.
Hartman Transportation Co.
Kelly, Jimmy
Malden, Mass.
Massachusetts State Economic Opportunity
Office
New Bedford, Mass. _See_ Senatorial
Papers, Subject File
Prescription Parents
Raytheon, North Dighton, Mass.
RCA
Regenesis
Springfield Urban League
Summertime
University of Massachusetts Columbia Point
(2 folders)
Box 385 Warren and West Brookfield, Mass. area
Watertown Arsenal
1974
Allied Construction Co.
Audubon Society _See same year_, Solar
energy projects
Boston Indian Council (2 folders)
Boston Shipbuilding Corp. (2 folders)
Buehler, Jacquie
Cable TV, Massachusetts
Caribair merger
Dance Theater of Boston
Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts, Boston,
Mass.
Box 386 Legal Services Back-Up Center
L. F. E. (Herbert Roth)
Mobil Oil Corp. (2 folders)
Natick Laboratories
National Consumer Law Center, Boston, Mass.
Naval Support Activity, Fargoe Building,
South Boston Naval Annex
Roxbury Action Program
Box 387 Solar energy projects
Sun Oil Co.
University of Massachusetts Millimeter-wave
Radio Telescope Project
WGBY-TV
1975
Bellotti, Francis X.
Bradford S. Tilney and Associates
Brockton Multi-Service Center (Jack
Sullivan, Muriel Douglas)
Cohasset, Mass. (Alan Murphy)
Cohen, Norman C.
Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts, Boston,
Mass.
Fall River Community Development Program
Fall River Housing Authority
Franklin Park Zoo, Boston, Mass.
Highland Park Free School, Roxbury, Mass.
Box 388 Massachusetts Division of Youth Services
Juvenile Delinquency Project
Massport _See also_ Senatorial Papers,
Subject File
Metropolitan District Commission
Office for Children, child abuse project
Process Research, Inc.
Roxbury Action Program
Sacro, Salvy J.
University of Massachusetts
1976
Area Community Comprehensive Education
Association
Box 389 Association for the Preservation of Cape
Cod
Bancroft Cap Co.
Bluefin Tuna Association
Bolt, Bernard, and Newman, Inc.
Boston, Mass.
Drug treatment, Treatment Alternatives to
Street Crime
Public schools, emergency school aid
Public works
Boston Redevelopment Authority
Boston 200
Boston Urban Home Gardening Program
Boston Youth Activities Commission
Box 390 Braswell Shipyard, Inc.
Bridge Fund Upward Bound Program
Chelsea, Mass.
Chelsea Hospital
Chelsea Innovative Projects Program
Chinese Christian Church
Colonial Provision Co.
Community Action Commission of Cape Cod
Connecticut and Millers Rivers, diversion
of
D. Baugh and Associates
Dennison Manufacturing Co.
Donahue, Stephen M.
First National Stores
Fishing industry, phenomenon "Lipo"
Box 391 Foreclosures
General Dynamics Corp., Fore River
Shipyard, Quincy, Mass.
General Electric Co., Lynn, Mass.
Gloucester Community Fish Pier Association
H. P. Cummings Construction Co.
Jobs for Massachusetts "1976"
Kabon Advertising (Darwin Bolden)
Lincoln Village, Worcester
Low Cost Housing Corp.
Macon County Development Corp.
Marblehead Sewage Treatment
Massachusetts Educational Opportunity
Center, Boston, Mass.
Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Buzzard's
Bay, Mass.
Massachusetts Rehabilitation Hospital,
Boston, Mass.
Methunion Manor Tenants Council
Box 392 Metropolitan Planning Project (William J.
Leary)
National Tanning and Trading Corp.
New Bedford Industrial Development
Commission
Old North Church, Boston, Mass.
Pioneer Valley Airmap
Piping Insulators, Inc.
Rockwell International
Roxbury Action Program
Scientific Energy System Corp.
Scituate, Mass., erosion on Third Cliff
Box 393 Sidney Farber Cancer Center, Boston, Mass.
South Cape Beach
South Shore Chamber of Commerce
Spinal Cord Injury Center, Boston Univ.
Springfield Action Commission
Stewart Lithograph
Stowe, Mass.
Title X (2 folders)
Treatment Alternatives to Street Crime,
(TASC-J)_ See same year_, Boston drug
treatment, Boston Youth Activities
Commission
University of Massachusetts, funding audit
Weymouth Incinerator
Box 394 1977
Boston City Council
Boston University Medical Center
Bowmar/ALI, Inc.
Bristol Electronics, Inc.
Brower, Peter
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