A Guide to the Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers

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Descriptive Summary

Biographical Note

Scope and Contents

Arrangement

Restrictions

Index Terms

Administrative Information

Description of Series

III. Personal and Political Files Subgroup, 1923, ca. 1940-1993

IV. Correspondence Subgroup, 1971-1993

A Guide to the Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers


Descriptive Summary
	Creator	Bentsen, Lloyd
	Title	Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers
	Dates:	1921-1998
	Abstract:	Correspondence, printed material, creative works, legal documents, financial documents, minutes, photographic materials, sound recordings, and works of art make up the papers of Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr. (1930-1994, bulk 1971-1993). Bentsen and his staff created the bulk of the material during his term as United States Senator from Texas (1971-1993), though the papers also contain records from Bentsen's term as United States Secretary of the Treasury (1993-1994). A limited amount of the material documents Bentsen's career in business and his private life. Few records exist from his term in the United States House of Representatives (1948-1955).
	Accession No.	AR 88-066; 88-370; 88-395; 89-072; 90-100; 90-287; 91-002; 91-010; 91-028; 91-046; 91-047; 91-135; 91-182; 91-344; 92-043; 92-149; 92-165; 92-359; 93-061; 93-138; 93-162; 93-188; 93-239; 94-269; 94-347; 95-005; 95-017; 95-029; 95-064; 95-167; 95-210; 96-237; 96-274; 96-289; 97-092; 97-098; 98-236; 98-246; 99-175; 99-199; 2000-180; 2000-185; 2000-269; 2002-067
	Extent	2687 cubic feet
	Language	Materials are in English.
	Repository	Dolph Briscoe Center for American History,The University of Texas at Austin

Biographical Note

Lloyd Millard Bentsen, Jr., Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, U.S. Senator and Representative, businessman, Texas county judge, and decorated World War Two veteran, was born in Mission, Texas, on February 11, 1921. He ran for Vice-President of the United States in 1988 on the Democratic ticket with then Massachusettes governor Michael Dukakis. He served as Secretary of the Treasury under President Bill Clinton from 1993 to 1994. Bentsen kept up a full schedule until 1998, when he retired after a decline in his health. He died on May 23, 2006.

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Scope and Contents

Correspondence, printed material, creative works, legal documents, financial documents, minutes, photographic materials, sound recordings, and works of art make up the papers of Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr. (1930-1994, bulk 1971-1993). Bentsen and his staff created the bulk of the material during his term as United States Senator from Texas (1971-1993), though the papers also contain records from Bentsen's term as United States Secretary of the Treasury (1993-1994). A limited amount of the material documents Bentsen's career in business and his private life. Few records exist from his term in the United States House of Representatives (1948-1955).

The material is organized in ten subgroups. The first seven subgroups consist of records from Bentsen's Senate offices.

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Arrangement
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		I. Management/Administration Subgroup, 1971-1993 (26.5 cubic feet) Administrative Assistants Series, 1973-1992 Office Administration Series, 1971-1991
		II. Legislative Section Subgroup, 1945-1993 (579.5 cubic feet) Central Files Series General Files Committee Files Legislative Correspondence Files Miscellaneous subject and correspondence file Staff Files Series Office Administration files Legislative staff files: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Detailed List of Bentsen Legislative Staff
		III. Personal and Political Files Subgroup, 1923, ca. 1940-1993 (217.5 cubic feet) Personal/Political Materials Series, 1923, ca. 1940-1993 Schedule, Trip, and Invitation Files Party Leadership Files Financial Disclosure Reports and Statements Miscellaneous Files Mementos and Personal Items Campaign Files Series, 1970-1992 Miscellaneous Campaign Materials Senate Campaigns National Campaigns
		IV. Correspondence Subgroup, 1971-1993 (1306 cubic feet) Outgoing Correspondence and System Records Series, 1971-1992 (63.3 cubic feet) Outgoing Correspondence Libraries Mail Reports and indexes Duplicate copies of microfilm reels Duplicate copies of CMS microfilm reels Political and Personal Correspondence, 1971-1993 (56.8 cubic feet) Political Affairs/Political Matters Public Activities Personal Correspondence Issue Mail, 1971-1993 (1,185.9 cubic feet) Constituent Correspondence, 1971-1979: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 CMS correspondence, 1977-1992, Part 1 CMS correspondence, 1977-1992, Part 2
		V. Press Section Subgroup, 1930-1931, 1942-1994 (161.5 cubic feet) Office of the Press Secretary Series, 1966-1993 External Communication Series, 1952, 1963-1994, Part 1 External Communication Series, 1952, 1963-1994, Part 2 Press Clippings Series, 1949, 1971-1993 Photographic Prints and Transparencies Series, 1930-1931, 1942-1994
		VI. Constituent Services Subgroup, 1971-1993 (259 cubic feet) Project Files Series 1971-1992 (226 cubic feet) Water resources projects, 1971-1979 Sequentially filed projects, 1971-1989: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Part 8 Project files arranged by county, 1982-1992 Case Files Series, 1971-1993 (33 cubic feet) [restricted for 75 years]
		VII. State Offices Subgroup, 1921, 1942-1993 (109.5 cubic feet) Austin Office Files, 1971-1993 Houston Office Files, 1921, 1942-1993, Part 1 Houston Office Files, 1921, 1942-1993, Part 2 Dallas Office Files, 1983-1993
		VIII. Secretary of the Treasury Subgroup, 1981 (1993-1994) (25.5 cubic feet) Schedules and Briefing Books, 1993 -1994 Correspondence Files, 1993-1994 Speech Files, 1993-1994 Press Relations Files, 1981-1994 Personal Materials, 1993-1994
		IX. Post Secretary of the Treasury Subgroup, 1995-1998 (5 items)
		X. Lewis L. Gould Files Subgroup, 1942-1994 (1 linear foot, 8 inches)

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Casework and personnel files are restricted for 75 years after creation, up to the year 2068.

Use of some audio and video materials is by appointment only; please contact sound archivist.

Use of digital material by appointment only; please contact digital archivist.

Use Restrictions

A portion of these papers is stored remotely. Advance notice required for retrieval. Contact repository for retrieval.

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Index Terms

	Subjects (Persons)
		Bentsen, Lloyd--Archives.
	Subjects (Organizations)
		United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Finance.
		United States. Congress. Senate.
	Subjects
		Economics--United States.
		Finance--Laws and legislation--United States.
		Finance--United States.
		Politics, Practical--Texas.
	Places
		Texas--Politics and government--1951-

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers, 1921-1998, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin

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Detailed Description of the Papers

III. Personal and Political Files Subgroup, 1923, ca. 1940-1993
Extent (217.5 cubic feet)

Administrative History

Senator Bentsen and his staff undertook some activities unconnected to his legislative duties or to providing constituent services. These include maintaining Bentsen's personal schedules and office, the planning and coordination of his travels, matters related to his leadership roles in the Democratic Party, and campaign matters.

Bentsen's Executive Assistant maintained the Senator's schedules, materials relating to his travels, and filed the invitations he received. The Executive Assistant worked with Bentsen in Washington.

Much of the material related to Bentsen's Senate campaigns was created and stored in Texas, where his campaign managers worked.

Subgroup Scope and Content Note

Correspondence, printed material, photographic material including prints and videotapes, works of art, and ephemera make up the personal and political materials from Senator Bentsen's office. The Subgroup is divided into two series, Personal/Political Materials, 1923, ca. 1940-1993 (87.5 cubic feet) and Campaign Files, 1970-1992 (144 cubic feet).

The subgroup provides rich information on Bentsen's day-to day activities with schedule, trip, and invitation files, and comprehensive information on the planning, financing, and strategies of his campaigns for Senator, Vice-President, and President. The subgroup includes some personal items, including photographs, gifts, and mementos from his Washington office.

Box

90-287/10 (01008493)

Campaign Files Series, 1970-1992
Extent (135.5 cubic feet)

Series Scope and Content Note

Correspondence, clippings and other printed material, reports, schedule and travel files, card files, maps, financial documents, and videotapes provide rich documentation of Lloyd Bentsen's campaigns for the Senate, Presidency, and Vice-Presidency, 1970-1992. Three subseries: Miscellaneous Materials, 1970-1992; Senate Campaigns, 1970-1988; National Campaigns, 1973-1988.

Miscellaneous Campaign Materials Subseries includes ephemeral campaign items such as buttons and stickers, as well as other records, including correspondence from individuals hopeful that Bentsen might run for the presidency in 1992.

Senate Campaigns (1970-1988) contains records created during Bentsen's runs for office in Texas. The sub-series includes correspondence, notes, printed material, financial records, and a variety of other materials reflecting planning, strategy, and research. Many campaign files related to Bentsen's first run for the senate, in 1970, are in the Houston office files. (Consult the State Offices Subgroup portion of the finding aid.) Some photographic material and sound recordings created for Bentsen's campaigns may be found in the External Communication Files. (See the Press Section Subgroup finding aid.)

National Campaigns Subseries documents Bentsen's runs in the 1976 Democratic Party primary and in the 1988 General Election. Bentsen's 1976 campaign files include documentation of planning and fundraising. Organized: General Files and Trip Files (from his Texas offices) and Presidential Campaign Office Files. The 1988 campaign files include extensive files documenting the campaign, created by his staff and Michael Dukakis's campaign staff.

National campaigns:

1976 Presidential campaign:

General files:

Specialized press, 1975

Miscellaneous memorandums from campaign office, 1974-1975

Washington campaign office, March 1976-June 1976

Memorandums from George Shipley, 1975

George Christian memos, 1974-1975

Operating procedures, 1975

Media correspondence, 1973 (1975)

Press list, September 1975

Miscellaneous correspondence, 1974-1976

Senior citizens mailer, February 1975-March 1975

Announcement speech, Presidential, February 1975

George Wallace mailers, August 1975

Young lawyers, February 1975-March 1975

Vietnam park, September 1975-November 1975

Letterheads, 1975?

Henry M. Jackson reconciliation package, June 1975-July 1975

Bentsen financial statements, 1975-1976

Presidential primary scheduling, March 1975

Trial lawyers, January 1975-February 1975

Flyers--Arnold Bennett, March, 1975-October 1975

General political, February 1975

Fred Harris, May 1975

Sue Elsenbrook memos, 1974-1975

Gary Bushell memos, July 1975-December 1975

Jim Burton memos, 1975

An evening with the Bentsens dinner/reception, Houston, September 1975-November 1975

May 7, 1975 dinner, Hay's home, March 1975-May 1975

L. R. Letscher correspondence, 1973 (1975)

Fall evening with the Bentsens information, September 1975-December 1975

Houston dinner, R. Hardy file, September 1975

Morris Udall mailers, July 1975

Fall campaign organizational chart, undated

Loyd Hackler memos, (1974) 1975

Mike Hebert memos, 1975-1976

Bob Heller memos and letters, February 1976-March 1976

Bob Healy memos, 1974 (1975)

Joe Priester, Sherman file memos, 1974-1975

Ron Platt memos, 1975

Ben Palumbo memos, 1975

Shriver information, 1975

Pittsburgh Insurance Club, 1974 (1975)

Promotional file mailings, 1975

Record layouts, YC, 1974

Houston dinner, sponsors and patrons, [November 14, 1975]

Fundraising letters, M-Z, March 1975

Jim Skinner memos, 1975

Fundraising follow-up letters, April 1975-May 1975

Critical path, 1975

Literature, samples of Bentsen campaign materials, 1975-1976

Transportation, proposed national transportation policy by Ken Good, July 1975

George Shipley memos, 1974-1975

Fundraising letters, A-M, March 1975

Legislative initiative, Senator Bentsen, 1971-1972, 1974-1976

Box

90-287/11 (01007480)

General election schedule [draft?], December 6, 1976

Senator's schedules, 1976

Budget, 1976

Contributors' dinner, 1975

Contributors' dinner, November 2, 1973, 1975, undated

TMA, Phil Overton, 1976

Memorandums from George Bristol, 1975-1975

Memoranda, 1973-1975

Texas Trial Lawyers Association, 1976

Association of Southwestern Meat Packers, 1975-1976

Para-mutual supporters, June 1975

Memo file, January 1975-November 1975

Memorandums to Rainbolt, 1974-1975

Memorandums from George Shipley, 1973-1974

Sherman file, newsletter and postcard mailings, 1974-1975

Finance Commission, February 19, 1976

Letter of thanks from LMB announcing withdrawal from Presidential race, 1975-1976

Ben Palumbo, correspondence folder 1, 1973-1975

Ben Palumbo, correspondence folder 2, 1956 (1973-1976)

Memorandums from Ron Platt, 1974-1975

Memorandums from Vic Fingerhut, 1974-1975

Texas presidential primary delegate selection committees, 1975-1976

Memorandums from Jack Albertine, 1975

Campaign demographics, 1975

Volunteer organization, 1975

Memorandums from Loyd Hackler, 1973-1975

Presidential delegate nominees, undated

Box

90-287/12 (01008518)

Federal employee solicitation case, 1975-1976

Finance committee mailer, March 1976

HVASTA American Public Research Council, 1967, 1974-1975

Insurance industry, 1975

Insurance, life underwriters letter, 1976

Jewish file, 1974, undated

Jewish list, 1976, 1980

3M correspondence, 1976

3M thank you letters, 1976

Agriculture, 1973-1976

Air transportation, 1975

A&M mailer, December 4, 1975

Fall fundraiser, Kenneth Bentsen architect letters, 1976

Catholic priests, Texas, April 21, 1976

Memos to Jerry Adams, computer file, 1974-1975

Associated General Contractors, 1975

Associations, status of letters, 1976

Bentsen mailers, copyright and layout, 1975-1976

Bentsen professorship, 1974, 1976

Builders, 1976

Computer file, general memos, 1972, 1974-1975

Computer contracts, 1974, 1976

Computer expenditures, Rule 42, 1975

Cotton farmers, October 29, 1976

Contributor and supporter sample cards, 1976

Congressional computer, undated

Computer systems, urban data processing, April 1973, undated

World One system, 1974-1975

Letters support, 1974-1976

Support letters, 1975

Sample letters, 1976-1977

Sample form letters, 1975

Out-of-state contributors thank you letters (Senate), 1976

Family contributions, 1975

Contribution statement from Judy Hoyt, 1975-1976

Contributors, $250 and up to $1000, 1974-1976

Texas Senate contributors, thank you letters, 1976

Dean Cobb file, 1976

George Bristol contributors work, 1973, 1975

C.V. Wood, August 3, 1975

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90-287/86 (02804676)

Campaign contributions, 1975-1976

Campaign finances, 1975

Campaign materials, 1972 (1974-1975)

Connecticut media, June 1975

Florida media, 1975

Fundraising, 1974-1975

Invitations, 1975

Media, 1975

News release and photo, Jim Wells photographs, March 15, 1975

Box

3V227

Jim Wells photographs, February 1975-March 1975

Photographs II, 1974-1975

Box

90-287/86 (02804676)

Press clippings, 1975

Press clips, 1975

Thank you letters, B. A. Bentsen, Oklahoma, February 2, 1976

Thank you letters, Oklahoma, February 2, 1976

Trip files, March 1974-November 1975

[photos removed to 3V226]

Trips, background memos, 1975

Box

90-287/88 (02794812)

Jewish leaders, list of young Jewish leaders who met with LMB, 1975

Land use, June 1976

L. B. J. School alumni letter, December 13, 1974

L. B. J. School curriculum, February 1975

L. B. J. School faculty, September 1974

Willacy County land sales, 1980

McGovern direct mail, August 1975

Senate computer master file, 1974-1975

LIB list, June 4, 1976

Mailing list, American, D. and B., Horchow, 1974-1975

National file, Compac, Inc., August 1974-November 1974

Oklahoma precinct information, 1976

Oklahoma file, 1976

Strider Systems, Inc., proposal, January 1975

Compac/Burton mailers, January 1975-May 1975

Computer expenditures, 1975-1976

County books, 1973-1974

Bernard Rapoport support letter, June 1976-July 1976

Direct mail--samples, 1975

Duns review mailer, May 1975-June 1975

Bentsen 1976, direct mail program, 1974-1976

National Rifle Association list, undated

Oil and gas mailer, February 1976-April 1976

Bentsen 1976 mailings, 1975-1976

Bentsen family correspondence, 1973-1976

Demographics material, 1974-1976

Box

90-287/89 (02805271)

Fundraising quotas by counties, October 1975

1974 Senate races, 1974

Dallas office inventory, 1976 campaign, March 10, 1978

(loose report)

Attitudes of Texas voters toward U. S. Senator Bentsen, December 1975

(loose report)

"Alphabetical Listing of 1972 Presidential Campaign Receipts," 1973

(loose report)

Box

90-287/76 (01006986)

Trip files:

1973 (1974-1975)

Box

90-287/80 (01007118)

Senator and Mrs. Bentsen, 1975

Box

90-287/81 (01007093)

December 1974-June 1975

Box

90-287/13 (01007424)

June 12, 1975-October 9, 1975

Box

90-287/78 (01006818)

October 11, 1975-February 12, 1976

Box

90-287/82 (02805293)

Invitation reports, 1972-1974 (1975)

Box

90-287/90 (02804712)

Invitations, regrets and suspend, 1972-1974 (1975)

Box

90-287/91 (02805307)

Invitations and trip files, 1972-1975

Box

90-287/14 (01008777)

Correspondence:

State files:

Alabama-Texas, 1973-1974 (1975)

Box

90-287/67 (01006793)

Texas-Washington, 1974-1975

Washington, District of Columbia, 1974-1975

Box

90-287/77 (01006851)

West Virginia-Wyoming and out of country, 1973 (1974-1975)

Alphabetical files and Presidential correspondence, A-Z, 1974 (1975)

Box

90-287/79 (01006997)

Printed material:

"Opinions and Preferences of Voters in Texas," 1975

(loose reports)

"Opinions and Preferences of Voters in Texas," 1975

News clippings, 1973 (1974-1976)

Texas stats '72, 1974

(loose report)

"Joint Center for Political Studies Guide to Black Politics '72, Part II: The Republican Convention," 1972

(loose report)

"Compliance with Federal Election Campaign Requirements," 1976

(loose report)

1975 Republican Almanac, 1975

(loose report)

"Texas Monthly Presidential Preference Poll," 1975

(loose report)

"A Congressional Candidate's Urban Issues Portfolio," [1970]

(loose binder)

"A Survey of the Political Climate in Texas," 1973

(loose report)

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LMB 2 (07248900)

Campaign notebooks, 1974-1976

Box

2.116/OD 1177

"Bentsen for President" poster, 1976

Box

88-66/511 (02804199)

Presidential campaign office files:

State files:

Alabama, A-M, 1974-1975

Alabama, N-Z, 1973-1975

Alaska, 1974-1975

Arizona, Media, 1974-1975

Arizona, A-M, 1974-1975

Arizona, N-Z, 1974-1975

Arkansas, A-M, 1974-1975

Arkansas, N-Z, 1973-1975

California, A, 1974-1975

California, B, 1973-1975

California, C, 1974-1975

Box

88-66/512 (02804257)

California, D, 1974-1975

California, E, 1973-1975

California, F, 1974-1975

California, G, 1974-1975

California, H, 1974-1975

California, I

(empty folder)

California, J, 1973-1975

California, K, 1974-1975

California, L, 1974-1975

California, M, 1973-1975

Box

88-66/513 (02804268)

California, N, 1974-1975

California, O, 1974-1975

California, P, 1974-1975

California, Q

California, R, 1973-1975

California, S, 1973-1975

California, T, 1974-1975

California, U-V, 1973-1975

California, W, 1973-1975

California, Y-Z, 1974-1975

California, Poll, 1975

California, 1974-1975

California, Media, 1973-1975

California, Political Animal, 1974-1975

California, guest lists & invitations, 1974-1975

Box

88-66/514 (02804166)

Cerrell, 1973-1975

Cerrell, 1974-1975

Colorado, A, 1973-1975

Colorado, B, 1973-1975

Colorado, C-D, 1974-1975

Colorado, E-F, 1973-1975

Colorado, G-I, 1973-1975

Colorado, J-L, 1973-1975

Colorado, M-O, 1974-1975

Colorado, P-R, 1974-1975

Colorado, S-T, 1973-1975

Colorado, U-W, 1974-1975

Colorado, X-Z, 1973-1975

Connecticut, A-B, 1974-1975

Connecticut, C-D, 1974

Connecticut, E-F, 1974-1975

Connecticut, G-H, 1974-1975

Connecticut, I-K, 1974-1975

Box

88-66/515 (02804213)

Connecticut, L-M, 1974-1975

Connecticut, N-P, 1974-1975

Connecticut, Q-S, 1974-1975

Connecticut, T-W, 1974-1975

Connecticut, X-Z, 1974

Delaware, 1973-1975

Don Herzberg, Georgetown University, 1974-1975

Florida, A-B, 1973-1975

Florida, C-D, 1974-1975

Florida, E-H, 1973-1975

Florida, I-K, 1974-1975

Florida, L-M, 1974-1975

Florida, N-P, 1974-1975

Florida, Q-S, 1974-1975

Box

88-66/516 (02804235)

Florida, T-V, 1974-1975

Florida, W-Z, 1974-1975

Florida, Media, 1974-1975

Georgia, A-B, 1973-1975

Georgia, C-D, 1973-1975

Georgia, E-F, 1974-1975

Georgia, G-I, 1974-1975

Georgia, J-L, 1974-1975

Georgia, M-O, 1973-1975

Georgia, P-Q, 1973-1975

Georgia, R-S, 1974-1975

Georgia, T-V, 1974-1975

Georgia, W-Z, 1973-1975

Georgia, Media, 1974-1975

Guam, 1974

Hawaii, 1974-1975

Idaho, A-M, 1974-1975

Idaho, N-Z, 1974-1975

Box

88-66/517 (02804202)

Illinois, A-B, 1974-1975

Illinois, C-D, 1974-1975

Illinois, E-G, 1974-1975

Illinois, H-J, 1973-1975

Illinois, K-M, 1974-1975

Illinois, N-P, 1974-1975

Illinois, Q-S. 1973-1975

Illinois, T-V, 1974-1975

Illinois, W-Z, 1974-1975

Indiana, A-G, 1974-1975

Indiana, H-L, 1974-1975

Indiana, M-R, 1974-1975

Indiana, S-Z, 1974-1975

Indiana, Media, 1974

Box

88-66/518 (02804188)

Iowa, A-G, 1973-1975

Iowa, H-R, 1973-1974

Iowa, S-Z, 1973-1975

Iowa, Media, 1973-1975

Kansas. A-E, 1973-1975

Kansas, F-M, 1973-1975

Kansas, N-Z, 1973-1975

Kansas, Media, 1974

Kentucky, A-H, 1973-1975

Kentucky, I-P, 1974-1975

Kentucky, Q-Z, 1974-1975

Kentucky, Media

(empty folder)

Louisiana, A-B, 1974-1975

Louisiana, C-D, 1974-1975

Louisiana, E-H, 1973-1975

Louisiana, I-L, 1973-1975

Louisiana, M-N, 1973-1975

Louisiana, O-S, 1973-1975

Louisiana, T-Z, 1974-1975

Louisiana, Media, 1974-1975

Box

88-66/519 (02804224)

Maine, A-M, 1974-1975

Maine, N-Z, 1974-1975

Maryland, A-D, 1974-1975

Maryland, E-H, 1974-1975

Maryland, I-L, 1974-1975

Maryland, M-P, 1973-1975

Maryland, Q-Z, 1973-1975

Maryland, Media, 1974

Massachusetts, A-E, 1974-1975

Massachusetts, F-I, 1973-1975

Massachusetts, J-L, 1973-1975

Massachusetts, M-P, 1974-1975

Massachusetts, Q-T, 1974-1975

Massachusetts, U-Z, 1974-1975

Massachusetts, Media, 1974

Michigan, A-B, 1974-1975

Michigan, C-D, 1974-1975

Michigan, E-G, 1974-1975

Michigan, H-J, 1973-1975

Box

88-66/520 (02804155)

Michigan, K-M, 1974-1975

Michigan, N-Q, 1974-1975

Michigan, R-S, 1974-1975

Michigan, T-U, 1974-1975

Michigan, V-Z, 1974-1975

Michigan, Media, 1974-1975

Minnesota, A-H, 1974-1975

Minnesota, I-L, 1974-1975

Minnesota, M-R, 1975

Minnesota, S-Z, 1974-1975

Mississippi, A-E, 1974-1975

Mississippi, F-M, 1973-1975

Mississippi, N-S, 1973-1975

Mississippi, T-Z, 1973-1975

Box

88-66/521 (02804246)

Missouri, A-D, 1974-1975

Missouri, E-G, 1974-1975

Missouri, H-J, 1974-1975

Missouri, K-N, 1974-1975

Missouri, O-S, 1973-1975

Missouri, T-Z, 1973-1975

Missouri, Media, 1974-1975

Montana, A-M, 1974

Montana, N-Z, 1974-1975

Nevada, A-M, 1973-1975

Nevada, N-Z, 1974-1975

New Hampshire, B-D, 1973-1975

New Hampshire, E-G, 1973-1974

New Hampshire, H-J, 1973-1975

New Hampshire, K-O, 1973-1975

New Hampshire, P-S, 1973-1975

New Hampshire, T-Z, 1973-1975

New Hampshire, Media, 1974-1975

Box

88-66/522 (02803899)

New Jersey, A, 1973-1975

New Jersey, B, 1973-1975

New Jersey, C, 1973-1975

New Jersey, D-E, 1973-1975

New Jersey, F-G, 1973-1975

New Jersey, H-I, 1973-1975

New Jersey, J-K, 1973-1975

New Jersey, L, 1973-1975

New Jersey, M, 1973-1975

New Jersey, N-O, 1973-1975

New Jersey, P-R, 1973-1975

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88-66/523 (02803924)

New Jersey, S-T, 1974-1975

New Jersey, V-Z, 1974-1975

New Jersey, Media, 1974-1975

New Mexico, A-B, 1974-1975

New Mexico, C-G, 1974-1975

New Mexico, H-K, 1974-1975

New Mexico, L-S, 1974-1975

New Mexico, T-Z, 1974-1975

New Mexico, Media, 1974-1975

New York, A, 1974-1975

New York, B, 1974-1975

New York, C, 1974-1975

New York, CRC, undated

Box

88-66/524 (02803913)

New York, D, 1974-1975

New York, E, 1974-1975

New York, F, 1973-1975

New York, G, 1973-1975

New York, H, 1973-1975

New York, I, 1974-1975

New York, J, 1974-1975

New York, K, 1973-1975

New York, L, 1973-1975

New York, Mc, 1973-1975

Box

88-66/525 (02803902)

New York, M, 1973-1975

New York, N, 1973-1975

New York, O, 1973-1975

New York, P-Q, 1973-1975

New York, R, 1973-1975

New York, S, 1973-1975

Box

88-66/526 (02804144)

New York, T, 1974-1975

New York, U, 1974-1975

New York, V, 1973-1975

New York, W, 1973-1975

New York, X-Z, 1973-1975

New York, Clarke Young, 1973-1975

New York, Media A-M, 1973-1975

New York, Media N-Z, 1973-1975

New York, Jim Kiss, 1973-1974

New York, Matt Lifflander, 1973-1974

Box

88-66/527 (02804177)

North Carolina, A-F, 1973-1975

North Carolina, G-M, 1973-1975

North Carolina, N-R, 1974-1975

North Carolina, S-Z, 1974-1976

North Dakota, 1973-1975

Ohio, A-B, 1974-1975

Ohio, C-E, 1973-1975

Ohio, F-H, 1973-1976

Ohio, I-L, 1973-1975

Ohio, M-N, 1973-1975

Ohio, O-R, 1973-1975

Ohio, S-U, 1973-1975

Ohio, V-Z, 1974-1975

Ohio, 1974

Ohio, Media, 1973-1975

Box

88-66/528 (02804020)

Ohio, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Ohio, N-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Ohio, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Ohio, N-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Oklahoma, A-M, 1973-1975

Oklahoma, N-Z, 1973-1975

Oklahoma, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Oklahoma, N-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Oklahoma, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Oklahoma, N-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Oregon, A-Z, 1974-1975

Oregon, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Oregon, N-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Pennsylvania, A-B, 1974-1975

Pennsylvania, C-D, 1973-1976

Pennsylvania, E-F, 1974-1975

Box

88-66/529 (02803833)

Pennsylvania, G-H, 1974-1975

Pennsylvania, I-K, 1973-1975

Pennsylvania, L, 1974-1975

Pennsylvania, M, 1973-1975

Pennsylvania, N-P, 1973-1975

Pennsylvania, Q-S, 1973-1975

Pennsylvania, T-Z, 1973-1975

Pennsylvania, General, 1973-1974

Pennsylvania, Media, 1973-1975

Box

88-66/530 (02803844)

Pennsylvania, A-G, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Pennsylvania, H-L, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Pennsylvania, M-Q, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Pennsylvania, R-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Rhode Island, A-H, 1974-1975

Rhode Island, I-Z, 1974-1976

Rhode Island, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Rhode Island, N-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

South Carolina, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

South Carolina, N-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

South Carolina, A-D, 1974-1975

South Carolina, E-N, 1974-1975

South Carolina, O-Z, 1973-1975

South Dakota, 1974-1975

South Dakota, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

South Dakota, N-Z, July 9, 1975, January 9, 1976

Tennessee, A-B, 1975

Tennessee, C-D, 1974-1975

Tennessee, E-G, 1974-1975

Tennessee, H-J, 1974-1975

Tennessee, K-M, 1974-1975

Tennessee, N-P, 1974-1975

Tennessee, Q-R, 1975

Tennessee, S. 1974-1975

Box

88-66/531 (02803811)

Tennessee, T-V, 1974-1975

Tennessee, W-Z, 1973-1975

Tennessee, Media, 1974-1975

Tennessee, A-I, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Tennessee, J-P, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Tennessee. Q-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Texas, R-T, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Texas, U-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Texas, A-G, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Texas, H-L, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Texas, M-Q, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Utah, A-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976, 1974-1975

Utah, A-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Vermont, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Vermont, N-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Virginia, A-F, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Virginia, G-L, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Virginia, M-R, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Virginia, S-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Washington, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Washington, N-Z

(empty folder)

West Virginia, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

West Virginia, N-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Wisconsin, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Wisconsin, N-Z, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Wyoming, A-M, July 9, 1975-January 9, 1976

Wyoming, N-Z

(empty folder)

Out of Country, 1974-1975

Puerto Rico

(empty folder)

Box

88-66/532 (02804053)

Florida, Labor, 1975

Virginia, Labor

(empty folder)

Washington, D. C., Labor, 1974-1975

New Jersey, Labor

(empty folder

Ohio, Labor, 1974-1975

Illinois, Labor, 1974-1975

New York, Labor, 1974

California, Labor, 1974-1975

Media, miscellaneous, 1974-1975

Pennsylvania, 1974-1975

Postcards

Michigan, Labor

(empty folder)

Alphabetized carbon copies of outgoing letters, mostly dated in December, 1975, and January, 1976

(to be inter-filed with State Files) [about 4″]

Box

88-66/533 (02804086)

Media files:

Arkansas, Media, 1975

Utah, Committee, 1975

Kansas, Committee, 1975

California, Media, 1974

Colorado, Media, 1974-1975

Canada, 1975

Miami Press, 1975

Jacksonville, Florida Press, 1975

Georgia, Media, 1974

Hawaii, Media, 1975

Chicago, undated

Illinois, Media, 1974 (1975)

Indiana, Media, 1975

Kansas, 1974-1975

Kansas Press, 1975

Kentucky, 1974-1975

Louisiana, Media, 1975

Maryland, Media, 1974

Massachusetts, 1975

Prince Georges City, Maryland, 1975

Missouri, Media, 1974-1975

Michigan, Media, 1974-1975

New Jersey, Media, 1974-1975

Jersey City, New Jersey Press, 1974

New Hampshire, 1974-1975

Nebraska, undated

New Mexico, Media, undated

North Carolina, Media, 1974

New Mexico Press, 1975

Charlotte, North Carolina, 1975

New York City, 1974-1975

New York, Media, 1974-1975

NYC Press, 1974-1975

New York, Media List, undated

Ohio, Media, 1974-1975

Cincinnati, 1974-1975

Cleveland Press, 1974-1975

Pennsylvania, Media, 1973-1975

Pennsylvania Press, 1974-1976

Philadelphia, Media, 1974-1976

Pittsburgh Press, 1975

Box

88-66/534 (02804097)

Rhode Island, Media, 1974-1975

South Carolina, Media, 1975

Tennessee, Media, 1974-1975

Virginia, Press Releases, 1975

Virginia Press, 1974-1975

Virginia, Media, 1974-1975

Wisconsin, Media, 1974-1975

West Virginia, Media, 1974-1975

Wyoming, Media, 1974-1975

Box

88-66/536 (02804075)

Precinct election reports:

Oklahoma Call List:

Adair County, 1975

Atoka County, 1975

Bethany, undated

Bryan County, 1975-1976

Caddo County, 1975-1976

Canadian County, 1975

Carter County, 1975

Cherokee, County, 1975

Choctow County, 1975-1976

Commanche County, 1975

Craig County, 1975

Creek County, 1975

Custer County, 1975-1976

Delaware County, 1975

Dewey County, 1976

Edmund, undated

Ellis County, 1975-1976

Garfield County, 1975-1976

Garvin County, 1975-1976

Grant County, 1975-1976

Greer County, 1975-1976

Harmon County, undated

Harper County, 1975-1976

Haskell County, 1975-1976

Hughes County, 1975

Jackson County, 1975

Johnston County, 1975

Kay, 1975-1976

Kingfisher County, 1975-1976

Lincoln County, 1975-1976

Marshall County, 1975-1976

Mayes County, 1975

McClain County, 1975

McIntosh County, 1975-1976

Murray County,

(empty folder)

Muskogee County, OKLA., 1975

Noble County, 1975-1976

Okfuskee County, 1975-1976

Box

88-66/537 (02804042)

Oklahoma, 1975

Oklahoma City, 1976

Okmulgee County, 1975-1976

Osage County, 1975

Ottawa County, 1975

Pawnee County, 1975-1976

Payne County, 1975-1976

Pittsburg County, 1975

Pontotoc County, 1975

Pushmataha County, 1975

Rogers County, 1975

Seminole, 1975

Sequoyah County, 1975

Stephen County, 1975

Tillman County, 1975

Tulsa County, 1975-1976

Wagoner County, 1975-1976

Washington County, 1975

Box

88-66/538 (02804031)

General correspondence:

Alpha file:

A, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

B, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

C, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

D, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

E, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

F, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

Box

88-66/539 (02804111)

G, June-December 1975

H, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

I, August-December 1975
Extent [two folders]

J, July-December 1975
Extent [two folders]

K, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

L, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

M, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

Box

88-66/540 (02803990)

Mc, July-December 1975

N, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

O, July-December 1975
Extent [two folders]

Out of Country, October 9, 1975

P, July-December 1975
Extent [two folders]

Q, July-November 1975
Extent [two folders]

R, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

S, July-December 1975
Extent [three folders]

Box

88-66/541 (02804010)

Q, February-March 1975

R, January-April 1975

S, Sa-Sj January-April 1975|Sk-Sz January-April 1975

T, January-April 1975

U, February-April 1975

V, March-July 1975

W, January

X (empty folder)

Y, February-April 1975

Z, January-July 1975

Box

88-66/542 (02804064)

Invitation Declines, 1975-February 18, 1976
Extent (5 folders)

Ballot Removal, California, Georgia, North Carolina, February 18, 1976

Support, 1976

Thank You's, 1975-1976

Campaign Information, January 1976

Invitation Acknowledgements, December 1975-February 1976

Invitation Declines, January 1976-February 1976

Original folders

Box

88-66/543 (02804100)

Thank You's to Donors, November 20, 1975

Thank You's to Donors, November 18, 1975

Thank You's to Donors, May 27, 1976

Thank You's to Donors, March 12, 1976

Thank You's to Donors, September 24, 1975, December 8, 1975

Thank You's to Donors, February 25, 1976

Thank You's to Donors, January 6, 1976

Box

88-66/544 (02803980)

Thank You's to Donors, December 3, 1975

Thank You's to Donors, August 8, 1975, August 13, 1975, August 22, 1975, September 24, 1975, September 26 1975, November 17, 1975

Thank You's to Donors, July 8, 1975

Thank You's to Donors, June 2, 1975

Thank You's to Donors, May 14, 1975, May 20, 1975, May 22, 1975, May 30, 1975, June 4, 1975, June 5, 1975, June 6, 1975

Thank You's to Donors, May 1975

Box

88-66/545 (02804009)

Thank You's to Donors, May 1, 1975, May 5, 1975, May 8, 1975, May 13, 1975

Thank You's to Donors, April 4, 1975, April 7, 1975, April 10, 1975, April 16, 1975, April 17, 1975, April 22, 1975, April 23, 1975, May 1, 1975

Thank You's to Donors, March 10, 1975, March 17, 1975, March 27, 1975

Thank You's to Donors, February 1975

Box

88-66/546 (02804280)

Schedules:

Schedules (Long Range, January 8, 1975-January 4, 1976), (Daily, February 7, 1975-July 11, 1975), (Trip, March 8, 1975-July 31, 1975), (Miscellaneous, May 5, 1975-July 31, 1975)

Schedules--October, October 2-30, 1975

Schedules--June, May 20, 1975-June 27, 1975

Schedules--July, July 2-30, 1975

Schedules--August, August 13-26, 1975

State Campaign Chairman Appointments, April 14, 1975-May 20, 1975

State Finance Director Appointments, April 14, 1975-May 30, 1975

Rochelle's Letters, April 21, 1975-July 1, 1975

Follow Up Letters for Schedules, May 14-28, 1975

Speeches, Press Releases, May 18, 1975-June 9, 1975

Volunteer Projects

Box

88-66/547 (02803979)

Trip files:

March 13, 1974--Washington, D. C., Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee, 1974

March 14, 15, and 18--Boston-Dallas-Houston, 1974

March 29-April 1--Detroit-Durham, North Carolina-Hartford, Connecticut-Huntington, West Virginia, 1974

April 5, 1974--La Porte, Indiana, 1974

April 4-5, 1974--Dayton-Boca Raton, 1973-1974

April 16-22, 1974--Salt Lake City, New York City, Houston, and Dallas, 1974

April 8, 9, 1974--Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1973-1974

April 23, 1974--Boston, Massachusetts, 1974

April 25, 1974--Miami Beach, Florida, 1974

April 26, 1974--Ashland, Kentucky, 1974

April 27, 1974--Piedmont County, North Carolina, 1974

April 29, 1974--Baltimore, Maryland, 1974

April 30, 1974--Washington, D. C., U. S. Chamber of Commerce, 1974

May 2-6, 1974--Miami-Scottsdale-New Orleans, 1974

May 3, 1974--San Antonio, Texas, 1974

May 9-13, 1974--Savannah-Atlanta-Princeton-New York-Bethany, West Virginia, 1974

May 14, 1974--Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1974

May 16-20, 1974--New York City-Arlington, Texas-Houston-Denver, 1973-1974

Box

88-66/548 (02803822)

May 21-28, 1974--Chicago, Cincinnati-San Francisco-Los Angeles-Houston, 1973-1974

June 5, 1974--Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1974

June 8-10, 1974--Tulsa-Houston, 1974

June 19, 1974--Camden County, New Jersey, 1974

June 20-23, 1974--Houston-Arlington-San Diego, 1974

June 19, 1974--New York, New York (telethon auction), 1974

June 20, 1974--National Conference of Christians and Jews--Houston, Texas, 1974

June 22-23, 1974--Washington, D. C. (Perspectives), 1974

June 27-July 1, 1974--El Paso-Midland/Odessa-Austin-Dallas-Los Angeles, 1973-1974

July 2, 1974--Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1973-1974

July 11-15, 1974--Philadelphia-Los Angeles-San Diego-San Francisco, 1974

July 19, 1974--Hartford, Connecticut, 1974

July 21, 1974--Fairfax, Virginia, 1974

July 24, 1974--New York, New York, 1974

August 8, 1974--Charlotte, North Carolina, 1974

August 10, 1974--Bristol, Virginia, 1974

August 12, 1974--San Antonio, Texas, 1974

August 14-18, 1974--Albuquerque-Los Angeles-San Diego-Los Angeles, 1974

August 21-22, 1974--Newark, New Jersey-New York City, 1974

August 23-30, 1974--Carmel, California (Private Trip), 1974

September 1, 1974--Houston, Texas, 1974

September 1-4, 1974--Houston-Washington-Houston-Amarillo-San Angelo-San Antonio, 1974

September 6, 1974--Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, undated

September 7, 1974--Indianapolis, Indiana, 1974

September 9, 1974--Austin, Texas, 1974

September 13, 1974--Dallas, Texas, 1974

September 12-13, 1974--New York City-Kansas City, Missouri, 1974

September 16-17, 1974--St. Louis-Austin, 1974

September 14-15, 1974--Charleston, West Virginia-Virginia Beach, Virginia, 1974

Box

88-66/549 (02804122)

September 18, 1974--New York City, New York, 1974

September 19-20, 1974--New York, New York, 1974

September 21, 1974--Indiana, 1974

September 27-30, 1974--Austin-Corpus Christi-McAllen-Brownsville-Detroit, 1973-1974

October 4-6, 1974--Lansing-Wichita, San Antonio-Dallas, 1974

October 7 & 8, 1974--Atlanta-Miami Beach, 1974

October 10-12, 1974--Boston-Rochester, New York, 1974

October 13-16, 1974--West Palm Beach-San Francisco-Los Angeles, 1974

October 17, 1974--Nashville, Tennessee, 1974

October 17, 1974--Richmond Virginia, 1974

October 22, 1974--P. A. Trip, 1974

October 24, 1974--Mercer County, New Jersey, undated

October 25-30, 1974--Gainesville-Portland-Stockton-Albuquerque-Lubbock-Dallas-Wichita Falls-New York, 1974

October 31, 1974--New York City-Pittsburgh, 1974

November 1, 1974--Houston, Texas, 1974

November 3, 1974--Dallas, Texas, 1974

Box

88-66/550 (02803877)

November 8, 1974--Boston-Hartford, 1974

November 10, 1974--Houston, Texas, 1974

November 19-20, 1974--Lafayette, Louisiana-Tallahassee, Florida, 1974

November 17, 1974--Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1974-1975

November 18, 1974--Palm Beach, Florida, 1974

November 21-25, 1974--Waco-San Marcos-Austin-Victoria-McAllen, 1974

November 26, 1974--New York, New York, 1974

December 1-3, 1974--Houston-New York City, 1974

December 5, 1974--Las Vegas, Nevada, 1974

December 6-8, 1974--Kansas City, Kansas, 1974

December 9, 1974--Detroit, Michigan, 1974

December 10-12, 1974--Atlanta-Savannah, 1974

December 13, 1974--Los Angeles, California, 1974

December 14-26, 1974--Atlanta-Brownsville-Dallas-Houston, 1974

Miscellaneous Schedule Information, February-December, 1974

Box

88-66/551 (02803866)

Texas primary nominating petitions:

Petition Up-Date

(empty folder)

Bentsen petitions:

DSC [Delegate Selection Committee] complete, 1975-1976

Box

88-66/552 (02803888)

Receipts for Petitions, Secretary of States Office, February 2, 1976

Bentsen petitions:

January Contributions, Departments 40-54

Presidential Nominating Process, 1974-1975

Box

93-138/103 (00379183)

1988 Vice-Presidential campaign:

Lloyd Bentsen travel schedule, August-November 1988

Dukakis/Bentsen schedule, 1988

"Procedures, Decisions and Goals of Vice Presidential Transition," November 4, 1988

Dukakis/Bentsen campaign travel schedule books:

July 12-September 17, 1988

Box

93-139/398 (00439274)

September-October 1988

September 19-November 9, 1988

(loose binders)

Briefing papers for Vice Presidential Debate

Box

93-138/400 (00439730)

Trip schedules, Senator Bentsen, Omaha, Nebraska, 1988 Vice Presidential Debate, October 5, 1988

Box

93-138/532 (00439219)

Transcript, "Meet the Press," Bentsen, August 28, 1988

Transcript of news programs, September-October 1988

"Party Lines," October 1988

Campaign schedules for Bentsen, September-November 1988

Background and accomplishments, Senator Bentsen, undated

1988 Campaign, Democratic National Committee, September-November 1988

Vote recounts, November 1988

Q&A's, Italian newspaper, September-October 1988

Campaign material, 1988

Campaign schedule for Mike Dukakis, October-November 1988

Jesse Jackson schedule, October 1988

Campaign literature, September-November 1988

Box

93-138/560 (00153125)

Background materials for Senator Bentsen on his legislative accomplishments, July 1988

Box

329-89-13/101 (02175435)

Correspondence:

Regarding Senator Bentsen/Daniel Quayle vice-presidential debate, October 1988

Box

329-89-13/102 (02177215)

Regarding Michael Dukakis/Lloyd Bentsen campaign:

November 1988

Box

329-89-13/103 (01844450)

October-November 1988

Box

329-89-13/104 (02177306

September-November 1988

Box

329-89-13/105 (00438828)

September-November 1988

Box

329-89-13/106 (01842272)

August-October 1988

Ad hocs, September-October 1988

Box

329-89-13/107 (01809109)

Ad hocs, September-October 1988

No action required letters, 1988

Form letter texts and miscellaneous material, 1988

B.A. Bentsen's six grain bread recipes, undated

Daily highlights, 1988

Bentsen war article, May 7, 1985

Bentsen convention speech, July 23, 1988

Phone logs, September 1988

Miscellaneous news articles from fax, September 1988

Form letter responses, August 1988

State democratic headquarters list, September 1988

Bentsen's talking points, July 1988

Staff and volunteer phone lists, 1988

Dukakis biography, undated

Bentsen biography, undated

Victory Fund 1988, forms, undated

Democratic National Platform, 1988

Letter #1 mailing list, undated

Box

329-89-13/108 (01842964)

Mike Dukakis on the issues, undated

Joe O'Neill correspondence, August-September 1988

Miscellaneous campaign material, 1988

Omaha debate, October 1988

Miscellaneous telephone messages, 1988

Original issue sheets, 1988

Visitor's book from suite at democratic convention in Atlanta, July 1988

October fundraiser materials:

Fundraiser, October 4 letter, 1988

Contributor correspondence, September 1988

Contributors, 1988

Lists, fundraiser, undated

Box

93-138/362A (00376367)

Miscellaneous, 1976, 1982 (1988)

Quayle information, 1982-1988

Staff memos, 1987 (1988)

Dukakis information, 1988

Financial and medical information, 1971, 1974, 1987 (1988)

Dukakis positions, 1988

1988 vice-presidential campaign, Dukakis speeches, 1988

Comments on Bentsen nomination, 1988

1988 vice-presidential campaign, Bentsen family speeches, July-September, 1988

1988 presidential campaign, George Bush, 1988

Box

329-89-13/109 (01844176)

Campaign materials from Michael Levy, 1988

Newspaper clippings from Democratic convention, 1988

Newpaper clippings, from Dallas office, August-December 1988

Box

93-138/401 (01062353)

Videotapes (VHS format):

"Newsmaker Sunday," October 30, 1988

"CBS Evening News," November 1, 1988

Senator Bentsen November 3, 1988

Media Monitor Boston, Bentsen interview with McNeil/Lehrer; CBS Rather special on guns, November 3, 1988

"Meet the Press" and "Face the Nation," November 6, 1988

"Face the Nation," November 6, 1988

"Meet the Press," November 6, 1988

Media Monitor Boston, "Face the Nation," Bentsen & Bush family, "Meet the Press," Bentsen & Bob ?, November 6, 1988;November 6, 1988

Media Monitor Boston, Bentsen satellite interviews, October 21, 1988

Dukakis on "Nightline," October 24, 1988

Media Monitor Boston, George Bush in Los Angeles & Bentsen satellite interviews, October 27, 1988

Media Monitor Boston, Bentsen student teleconference, October 19, 1988

Media Monitor Boston, Dukakis/Bentsen rally, Sacramento, California, October 14, 1988

Media Monitor Boston, Bentsen satellite feeds (Houston), October 7, 1988

"McNeil-Lehrer News Hour," October 5, 1988; What Colleagues Think of Senator Bentsen, DQ (Roger Mudd), first segment

Welfare reform education, Mike Dukakis, 1988

"McNeil-Lehrer News Hour," Bentsen/Quayle, plant closings, April 22, 1988

Daily News?

"Texas Political Story," July 13, 1988; "Meet the Press," August 28, 1988; "Face the Nation," October 16, 1988; "This Week with David Brinkley," October 23, 1988

C-Span convention coverage, July 21, 1988

(two tapes)

News and convention, August 16, 1988

Media Monitor Boston: network campaign highlights, October 2-7, 1988

Tillett/Goetz; CNP/Foley, September 9, 1988

"CBS This Morning," September 26, 1988

Bush campaign talk shows, 1988

"CBS National News," October 4, 1988

Media Monitor Boston: Bentsen rally/satellite feed, October 4, 1988

Box

93-138/23A (01064552)

Vanda Bruce McMurtry files:

George Bush and Dan Quayle legislative records, September 23, 1988

(loose binder)

Dukakis policy summaries, [1988]

Senator Bentsen, debate materials, August 27, 1988

(loose binders)

George Bush and Dan Quayle legislative record and positions, 1988

(loose binders)

Bentsen issue summaries, September 12, 1988

(loose binder)

Box

93-138/25A (00438726)

Congressional Record statements by Senator Dan Quayle, 1985-1988

(loose binder)

Box

93-138/26 (00403426)

Congressional Record statements by Senator Dan Quayle, 1981-1984

(loose binder)

Box

93-138/26A (00403528)

The Reagan-Bush Legislative and Budget Record, July 1988

(loose binder)

Issues briefing book, 1988 presidential campaign, [c. 1988]

(loose binder)

Box

93-138/27 (00376436)

Bills sponsored and cosponsored by Senator Quayle, 99th-100th Congress, 1986-1987

(loose binder)

The Reagan-Bush legislative and budget record, July 1988

(loose binder)

Dukakis issue statements, 1988

(loose binder)

Background materials for Senator Bentsen, July 1988

Box

93-138/33 (00378759)

Dukakis campaign material, 1988

Quayle positions, 1978, 1980, 1982, 1985 (1988)

Bush positions, 1986 (1988)

Box

93-138/33A (00440182)

Iran-Contra material, 1982-1988

Box

93-188/119 (0183220)

Richard Brenneke Sworn Testimony, Iran/Contra hearings, #386-87C, July 15, 1988

[videotape]

Box

93-138/33A (00440182)

Debate preparation, 1988

Energy background material, (1987) 1988

Position paper updates, 1987-1988

Dukakis position papers, 1988

Box

93-138/86 (00376855)

Tim Richardson files:

1988 presidential campaign materials, 1986-1987 (1988)

Dan Quayle financial disclosure reports, 1983-1988

Dan Quayle finances and legislation, 1987-1988

Box

93-138/86A (00378668)

Analyses of President Reagan's budget proposals, 1986, 1988

Box

93-138/46A (00403889)

Charlie Stevenson files:

1988 presidential campaign issues, 1987 (1988)

Box

93-138/51 (00403754)

Questionnaires, 1987 (1988)

Quayle record, 1978-1980, 1983, 1985-1987 (1988)

DSG votes, S. 2082 amendment to Title X establishing Defense Acquisition Service, 99th Congress, 1977-1980, 1986

Senate voting record, foreign relations, 1975-1981

Thomas D. Morris, special assistant to the comptroller general, packet to Joseph O'Neill, March 18, 1981

"Semiannual Report to the Congress," Department of Defense Inspector, 1987-1988

1988 campaign issues, 1988

Box

329-89-13/110 (00438861)

Mike Pate files (from Boston office):

Dukakis tax hit, Marilyn Quayle statement, 1988

Riverside speech, 1988

Atwater on Horton, 1988

Dakotas and Montana, 1988

Lies by Bush, 1988

Senior citizen event, California, 1988

Drug free school, 1988

Exchange rates, 1988

World affairs speech, 1988

Bentsen office and homeless activists, 1988

David Brinkley, August 21, 1988

Standing up for American jobs, 1988

Racist campaign charge, 1988

Grand Rapids speech, October 24, 1988

Bentsen briefings, 1988

Bentsen, Brady statement, 1988

Bentsen, 60 day notice speech, September 9, 1988

David Lambert, NYSE, 1988

Energy speeches, 1988

Tobacco, North Carolina, September 16, 1988

Weather service, 1988

Memphis speeches, September 15-16, 1988

College aid, from George Tyler, 1988

Dukakis decontrol memo, September 16, 1988

EPA cabinet officers, 1988

Democracy foundation, 1988

Detroit economic speech, 1988

Energy speech, September 19, 1988

Rural health care, 1988

Dukakis American Legion speech, September 8, 1988

Bush/Quayle on Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA), 1988

Drugs, 1988

Arkansas Democratic State Convention, August 26, 1988

Quayle and American workers, 1988

Massachusetts plant closing facts, 1988

Trade bill signing, talking points, 1988

Quayle, "new right not new generation", 1988

Quayle on the fringe, 1988

Quayle on Social Security and Medicare, 1988

Bush, "kinder and gentler", 1988

Quayle and Manion, 1988

Quayle and "a heartbeat away", 1988

Reagan on service in Korea, 1988

Bush and Pearl Harbor by Susan Estrich, 1988

Democracy foundation, 1988

Dukakis education security system, 1988

Bush, Social Security, 1988

Dukakis on Bush statement on loss of $ on wages, 1988

Law Enforcement Academy, 1988

Quayle agriculture votes, 1988

SDI votes, 1988

GOP retreat on defense, 1988

Dukakis on Massachusetts veterans, 1988

Estrich, Quayle on Veterans Administration, 1988

Real facts on Massachusetts state budget, 1988

Status of welfare bill, August 26, 1988

Plant closings, 1988

Chemical weapons, 1988

Dukakis acceptance speech, July 21, 1988

Quayle article, LAT [Los Angeles Times], August 21, 1988

Pledge of Allegiance, Dukakis, 1988

Dukakis and Bentsen: a profile in conflict, 1988

Space station, 1988

Bush acceptance speech, August 18, 1988

Bentsen press releases, 1988

Quayle, votes, 1988

Debate book, September 19, 1988

Quayle positions, 1988

Bentsen Q&A, 1988

Quayle's 1980 PAC contributions, August 1988

Bentsen position for debate, 1988

Talking points debate, September 25, 1988

RSCC attacks against Bentsen, 1988

Bentsen debate, 1982

Debate drafts, 1988

Defense, quotes by Bush and Quayle, 1988

Debate prep book, 1988

Debate memos, 1988

Debate prep, September 26, 1988

1982 and 1984 tax bills, 1988

Bentsen vulnerabilities, 1988

Miscellaneous material, undated

Forsaken Trust: The Reagan-Bush Administration, 1988

(loose report)

Box

329-89-13/111 (01844154)

Southern States Police Benevolent Association endorsement, 1988

Brountas on debates, 1988

Bentsen, agriculture, 1988

Quayle on Veterans Affairs, August 23, 1988

Reno speech, Bentsen, July 28, 1988

VFW speech, Bentsen, August 26, 1988

Quayle on windfal profit tax, 1988

Quayle voting record, 1988

Taxes, 1988

Trade issues and autos, 1988

Agent orange and VA centers, 1988

Southern Legislative Conference, 1988

Section 301, workers rights, Poland, 1988

Defense and foreign affairs, Bentsen, 1988

Economic update, August 28, 1988

Meet the Press, August 28, 1988

Talking points for environment, 1988

Working families, 1988

Labor Day speech, Beaumont, 1988

Means tested Medicare, 1988

Waco, Labor Day, 1988

Heartland share of income, 1988

Tax Rate Equity Act, 1988

A case for economic change, 1988

TIPRO energy policy, 1988

Virginia Tech speech, September 6, 1988

Dukakis, gun control, 1988

STARS and NEA, 1988

Long Island speech, September 8, 1988

Bentsen, gun control, 1988

Agriculture speech, September 9, 1988

GAO, Noriega and drugs, 1988

A nation still at risk, education, 1988

Bentsen, notch answer, 1988

Law school, Quayle, 1988

President's Export Council, 1988

Ethanol in trade bill, 1988

Importance of vote, 1988

Federal R&D spending on non-defense, 1988

Bentsen, Coast Guard and drugs, 1988

SDI, Dukakis, September 9, 1988

Nicholas F. Brady hearing for secretary of the Treasury, 1988

Debate prep letters, 1988

Resumes, 1988

Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA), 1988

Visit SDI facility, 1988

Sematech, 1988

San Diego drug speech, 1988

Defense speech by Bentsen to LTV employees, Grand Prairie, Texas, September 14, 1988

Grain embargo, 1988

Shelby County Democratic Dinner, 1988

Bush "100 environmental hits," 1988

Reagan Democrats, 1988

Congressional Quarterly, challenges for 41st president, 1988

Dukakis Georgetown speech, September 14, 1988

Mandated health benefits, 1988

Dukakis health care initiative, 1988

Bentsen wetlands issue, 1988

Bentsen middle class squeeze, 1988

Agriculture Texas-California trip, September 21-22, 1988

Social Security speech, 1988

Statistics on oil and gas, September 21, 1988

Tyler's Technology Development Foundation, 1988

Trade for northwest United States, 1988

Dukakis and Social Security, National Economic Council, 1988

Agriculture articles, Horace Godfrey, 1988

Citizens for Tax Justice, 1988

Everett, Washington plant, 1988

Swing voter economic appeal, 1988

Thornburgh and ACLU, 1988

Dukakis memos on textiles, 1988

Dukakis statement on Savings & Loan industry, September 22, 1988

Quayle water votes, 1988

Republican agriculture press conference, September 23, 1988

Massachusetts tax burden, 1988

Visa for Arafat, 1988

DEA use of Bentsen property, 1988

S. 1673, Medicaid Home and Community Quality Services Act of 1987, 1988

Detroit Economic Club, 1988

Education speech, 1988

TIPRO letter by Bush and press release, 1988

Bush housing tax proposal, September 27, 1988

Jobs, Budget Committee analysis, 1988

Truman High School speech, Independence, Missouri, September 28, 1988

Dukakis integrity statement, September 28, 1988

Baptist letter, 1988

Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas (CLEAT) endorsement, 1988

Clean Air Act, 1988

CLEAT endorsement, 1988

NEA endorsement, 1988

Bentsen sound talking points on debate, October 6, 1988

Stu Eizenstat memo, 1988

Quayle, tax on military personnel and veterans, 1988

Quayle budget votes, 1988

Quayle's affirmative action record, 1988

Bentsen death penalty votes, 1988

Dukakis talking points on defense, September 13, 1988

Bentsen, social security, 1988

Healthy start, healthy America, rural health, 1988

Social security, Dukakis, September 22, 1988

Bush tie-breaking votes, 1988

Questionable Quayle votes, 1988

Taxes in Massachusetts, 1988

Bush on social security, 1988

Nunn on defense, 1988

Quayle, 1988

Bush on trade with Japan, 1988

Budget Committee votes, 1988

Monroe Doctrine, 1988

Bentsen Q&A, 1988

Bush gun control votes, 1988

Bentsen's atomic speech while in House of Representatives, 1988

Bush position papers, 1988

Texas Lyceum, October 8, 1988

Quayle on social security, 1988

Bentsen boot camp proposal, 1988

American assets, 1988

Quayle and veterans issues from Bentsen staff, 1988

Quayle comparison to JFK, 1988

Alan J. Dixon ad proposal, 1988

George Tyler on auto exports to Japan, 1988

Charles Stevenson paper on differences between Quayle and Bush, 1988

Bentsen on federal furlough program, 1988

Allentown Police Academy, 1988

Home Start initiative, October 10, 1988

Furloughs, Bates College speech by Dukakis, October 8, 1988

Invest, Dukakis, October 11, 1988

Iaccoca phone call, 1988

Bentsen Highland High School speech, October 11, 1988

Bentsen Philadelphia speech, October 11, 1988

California memo from Tony Podesta, 1988

Semiconductors, George Tyler, 1988

Making America #1, 1988

Chris Edley memo on Bush, 1988

Bentsen Columbia, Missouri speech, October 12, 1988

Larry O'Brien letter to Michael Levy, 1988

Japan for debate from George Tyler, 1988

Philadelphia speech, October 11, 1988

Eleanor Roosevelt birthday speech, October 11, 1988

Customs service, 1988

Waste disposal, 1988

Facts about hispanics from Ray Bonilla, October 11, 1988

Bentsen statement on trade deficit, 1988

Bush/Dukakis differences, 1988

McKinney homeless bill, 1988

Bentsen and Wall Street Journal on foreign investment, 1988

Health care, Dukakis, 1988

Environmental problems with nuclear production facilities, 1988

Nuclear waste repository, 1988

Talking points of second debate, 1988

California events, October 17-19, 1988

Saturday events, October 15, 1988

Tubby memo, 1988

Long-term health care, 1988

America #1, 1988

Vickie on east Europe, 1988

Silicon Valley speech, 1988

October 15, St. Louis, Bentsen, 1988

"Face the Nation," October 16, 1988

Democratic Leadership Council event, 1988

NAACP speech, October 23, 1988

Fort Worth Star Telegram, Texas furlough, 1988

Trade, 1988

Nuclear fuel plants, 1988

Agriculture speech, October 22, 1988

Nurses speech, October 21, 1988

GE plant speech, October 17, 1988

Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 1988

Bentsen speeches, October 13, 1988

NRA, 1988

Civil rights, 1988

Education speech, Corpus Christi and San Antonio, October 20, 1988

Super conductivity, 1988

Lobbying for foreigners, 1988

Abilene, 1988

Coleman colonias bill, 1988

Quayle on "Nightline," 1988

Ethanol, 1988

Defense material from Nunn, 1988

Grand Rapids economic speech, 1988

Civil rights, Bentsen, 1988

Grand Rapids Economic Club, 1988

Chuck Yeager, 1988

Medicaid lie, 1988

Motorcarrier act, 1988

Commercial space industry, Bentsen bill, 1988

Montana and Dakotas trip, 1988

David Brinkley, 1988

NCAA and Abilene, October 21, 1988

Dallas Morning News, furloughs, 1988

Jewish F.R., October 26, 1988

Bentsen speeches, October 22, Beaumont and Kansas City, 1988

MSD tax proposal, October 24, 1988

Bush attack piece, October 25, 1988

Abortion news stories, October 25, 1988

Coal, 1988

Seniors, 1988

Drug speech, 1988

Soviet political prisoners, 1988

Defense, 1988

Super Conducting Supercollider, 1988

Handouts, drugs, workers, health care, 1988

Defense and veterans speech, October 31 and November 1, 1988

Houstonian Hotel, 1988

Lake Charles, Louisiana, 1988

Rural Americans handout, memo to MSD on final speeches, 1988

Handouts, October 28, 1988

Section 301, Rice, 1988

Texas speeches, 1988

Dukakis/Bentsen "Fighting for your side," 1988

George Tyler memos, 1988

Burden sharing, 1988

Foreign policy information, October 27, 1988

Stripes, education, October 24, 1988

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Larry Veselka memo, voter intimidation press releases, 1988

State directors and press secretaries phone list, 1988

Daily talking points, August-November 1988

Miscellaneous campaign material, 1988

Senator Bentsen's financial statements, 1980-1988

Talking points, October 13-17, 1988

(loose binder)

Issue papers, 1988

(loose binder)

Dukakis speeches, 1988

(loose binder)

Dukakis positions, question and answer primary debates, 1988

(loose binder)

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Campaign posters

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IV. Correspondence Subgroup, 1971-1993
Extent (1306 cubic feet)

Administrative History

By Senator Bentsen's third term, his office received over 5000 pieces of mail per week. In a single day, the office might receive 2000 pieces. The Business and Administrative Manager oversaw the correspondence process, which required opening, sorting, and forwarding incoming mail, and producing and filing outgoing mail. Bentsen's Executive Secretary or Assistant received his personal letters and invitations. Press mail went to the Press Secretary. Political mail went to the Administrative Assistant. Mail from constituents about issues made up a large proportion of the incoming mail. Typically, Research Assistants, in consultation with Legislative Assistants, researched issues and developed responses, contacting other Congressional offices, Committee staffs, and federal agencies as necessary. Once a response had been drafted, the Chief Research Assistant edited it. Then, after the Legislative Director reviewed the prospective letter, Bentsen himself or his Administrative Assistant approved it, and staff sent it out over his name.

During Bentsen's first term, staff typed individual letters or drew on a library of complete letters on various issues. Automatic typewriters generated these issue letters, called "robos" by the Bentsen staff. Starting in late 1977, Bentsen's staff adopted the Correspondence Management System (CMS), a more sophisticated form of automation. In CMS, a database holds a "library" of individual paragraphs, and staff built individual letters out of them. Thus, a particular letter about an issue or legislation received a more detailed response than a general "robo" letter, and staff could respond more easily to a letter that raised multiple issues. CMS permitted the modification of library items or the creation of original letters as needed.

Staff members in the various sections read all mail, and, if appropriate, assigned codes for CMS library items on a work order. CMS operators then entered the name and address of the correspondent and created the letter. CMS included the capability to produce statistical reports, using topics, dates, and correspondents, about the Senator's correspondence. A small number of letters required individual responses, typed by staff. CMS staff entered these letters into the system, as well, so it held a complete record of Bentsen's correspondence.

Bentsen's staff used micrographics to store portions of his correspondence files. Many letters were microfilmed, and certain indexes and reports were created onto computer-output microfilm.

Scope and Contents Note

Incoming and outgoing letters, and associated coversheets, workforms, and enclosures from correspondents including printed material, photographic material, and sound recordings, constitute the bulk of Senator Bentsen's correspondence files. The files include both original letters and microfilmed copies, as well as reports, notes, indexes, and lists.

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Outgoing Correspondence and System Records, 1971-1992
Extent (63.3 cubic feet)

Scope and Contents Note

System records include two subseries, Outgoing correspondence libraries, 1971-1992, and Mail reports and indexes, 1971-1992. Outgoing correspondence libraries includes the texts of Senator Bentsen's outgoing mail. The Mail reports and indexes series includes reports, counts, correspondents' names, and mailing lists. Both subseries include similar information, however.

The Outgoing correspondence libraries include either complete letters or paragraphs of correspondence text. In some instances, memoranda or notes document staff's research on the topic of the letter. Outgoing issue letters show the evolution of Bentsen's position on some topics.

In the robos system, after the text of an outgoing letter was written, staff assigned a code number and title. For the early robos, numbering was consecutive within a year. Later, a more complex alphanumeric code was used. With CMS, staff maintained a library of texts, each identified by number, that ranged from a few lines to multiple pages. In some cases, the text of a Bentsen response includes a copy of the constituent letter that had prompted it. CMS library items, which are on microfilm, also include workforms documenting staff work on a particular library item, and occasionally documents used or created in drafting the response.

Mail reports and indexes include information about outgoing mail, including topics and recipients. Reports included information about the frequency of topics and the volume of Bentsen's mail. Some of these reports may be found in the files of individual staff members in the other subgroups. Indexes associated correspondents' names with topics, and vice-versa. For some pre-CMS correspondence, staff created simple lists of constituent names, organized by which outgoing letter they received. Older correspondence is also documented by microfilmed "name lists," which include Bentsen's outgoing correspondence, alphabetized by recipient. "Subject files" are similar. In the CMS system, each outgoing letter had a document number. The system recorded the name and address of the recipient, the number of the outgoing letter, specific library items used, and a general subject heading (such as "foreign affairs"). CMS created subject indexes, organized by these broad topics, and name indexes, organized alphabetically by recipients' names. Both indexes include correspondents' names and addresses, document number and date of the response, library items used, and the general topic assigned.

Staff filed answered correspondence with other letters receiving a similar or identical reply, by the date of Bentsen's response. (See other series in this subgroup for listings of filed correspondence.) In CMS, each outgoing letter had a unique document number, which is included on the index reels in this series. Researchers may locate incoming letters filed in the other two series by the number of Bentsen's response, coded by the system, on the indexes in this series.

The 10-digit document number for Bentsen's response encodes the date of the job, operator, type (group or single, see Issue mail series description), and sequential number. The date (places 1-4 of the document number) is in Julian form. The first digit is the last numeral of the year, and the other three digits represent the day of the year, 1-365 (366 in a leap year). Thus, in the Bentsen papers, a date of 1365 may mean December 31, 1981 or December 31, 1991. Places 5-6 are the system operator's identification number. Place 7 identifies the type of CMS document created: single (1), data (2), or group (3). The last three places show the sequential number for the document.

Note that the Bentsen papers do not include any original computer media documenting CMS. Only paper and microfilm output documents the system.

Outgoing correspondence libraries:

Robos letters:

A71-3, Boy Scouts, January 1, 1971

A71-4, Science talent search, January 1, 1971

A71-5, Proud parents, January 1, 1971

A71-8, New citizens, February 1, 1971

A71-9, Conservation, February 9, 1971

A71-12, 4-H Club winners, February 17, 1971

A71-13, Newspaper letter, February 1, 1971

A71-14, Jacinto Trevino College, October 18, 1971

A71-15, SBA loans, February 1, 1971

A71-17, NSF science grant, February 1, 1971

A71-21, Postmasters, March 1, 1971

A71-22, NEH summer stipend, March 1, 1971

A71-24, Foster grandparents, April 1, 1971

A71-25, Adult education program, April 1, 1971

A71-26, Paris, Texas apartment project, April 1, 1971

A71-27, Thank you campaign, April 1, 1971

A71-28, Rowan article, April 1, 1971

A71-29, Laneport Dam, April 1, 1971

A71-30, Drought relief, April 1, 1971

A71-31, Perrin AFB, April 29, 1971

A71-32, Change of address, May 12, 1971

A71-33, Woodrow Wilson finalists, May 13, 1971

A71-34, Itasca Soil Conservation Service office, June 15, 1971

A71-35, San Antonio housing, June 4, 1971

A71-36, Sheppard AFB, November 8, 1971

A71-37, VA hospital, Rio Grande valley, August 16, 1971

A71-38, 10% surcharge, August 19, 1971

A71-39, 10% surcharge views, September 1, 1971

A71-40, Holloman AFB, September 22, 1971

A71-41, Pharr riot, September 22, 1971

A71-42, Robstown flood, September 27, 1971

A71-43, Bank holding company act, February 15, 1972

A71-44, Food stamp program, November 3, 1971

A71-45, Lieutenant Colonel Herbert, November 11, 1971

A71-46, Driscoll Foundation Children's Hospital, May 24, 1972

A71-47, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, January 6, 1972

A71-48, Brooke hospital, January 5, 1971

A71-49, Armand Bayou, January 26, 1971

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A72-50, High school grads, April 28, 1972

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E71-1, Applicants, campaign workers, January 1, 1971

E71-2, Summer employment, January 27, 1972

E71-3, Employment, general, March 22, 1972

E71-4, Summer internship, December 9, 1971

71-02, Food stamp (empty folder), [no date]

71-03, 91st Congress legislation, February 1, 1971

71-04, Big Thicket, pro, October 17, 1974

71-04, Big Thicket, con, March 5, 1973

71-04, Big Thicket, pro, October 17, 1974

71-05, Southeast Asia, April 12, 1971

71-08, Supersonic Transport (SST), May 24, 1971

71-11, National health insurance program, January 1, 1971

71-12, Interstate Commerce Commission, [no date]

71-15, Seniority system, February 9, 1971

71-16, Democratic Whip, February 1, 1971

71-17, Population control, February 9, 1971

71-18, Guadalupe River, February 9, 1971

71-19, Agricultural extension service, February 9, 1971

71-20, Social security and welfare, July 30, 1971

71-21, Abortion (Packwood), February 10, 1971

71-22, Pornography, March 15, 1971

71-24, General reply, March 1, 1971

71-25, Cancer, July 13, 1971

71-26, Farm program, February 1, 1971

71-27, Railroads (ASTRO), June 25, 1971

71-30, State of the Union, February 1, 1971

71-31, U.S. Postal Service, February 1, 1971

71-31, Draft, September 23, 1971

71-32, Railroad strikes, August 9, 1971

71-36, Motor vehicle safety standard, February 1, 1971

71-40, Dairy price support, March 29, 1971

71-41, Fair credit billing, April 13, 1972

71-42, Wholesome meat act, April 1, 1971

71-43, Pending legislation, March 19, 1971

71-45, FHA/vocational education, April 6, 1973

71-46, Arts and humanities, March 16, 1973

71-48, 18 year-old vote, July 8, 1971

71-49, Summer intern, April 1, 1971

71-50, Deferment for divinity students, April 1, 1971

71-53, Davis-Bacon Act, April 1, 1971

71-54, Farm truck drivers, July 28, 1971

71-56, Amphetamines, April 1, 1971

71-57, Combination drugs, April 1, 1971

71-58, Revenue sharing extension, October 6, 1971

71-59, El Paso natural gas (S. 2404), June 30, 1972

71-60, Collocation of draft boards, May 3, 1971

71-61, Banking reform act, May 4, 1971

71-62, J. Edgar Hoover, March 9, 1971

71-63, Pesticides, October 27, 1972

71-64, Wild horses, October 18, 1971

71-66, Civil service retirement, March 16, 1973

71-67, Lockheed loan guarantees, August 6, 1971

71-69, Minimum wage, youth, June 30, 1972

71-69, Minimum wage, small business, June 30, 1972

71-69, Minimum wage, cotton gins, June 30, 1972

71-69, Minimum wage, nursing homes, June 30, 1972

71-69, Minimum wage, hospitals, June 30, 1972

71-69, Minimum wage, restaurant, June 30, 1972

71-70, Demonstrations, May 21, 1971

71-71, Millican Dam, May 1, 1971

71-72, Drug abuse, June 15, 1971

71-73, Mansfield Amendment, July 20, 1971

71-74, Park fees, May 28, 1971

71-75, Farm Credit Act, May 28, 1971

71-76, Austin schools, May 28, 1971

71-77, Vocational Home Economics, June 3, 1971

71-78, Pakistan, July 30, 1971

71-79, EEOC, pro, February 29, 1972

71-79, EEOC, con, February 29, 1972

71-82, Austin busing, thank you, June 15, 1971

71-83, McG-Hatfield Amendment, June 18, 1971

71-85, DMSO, June 18, 1971

71-86, FTC and soft drinks, June 21, 1971

71-87, Connally Amendment, June 21, 1971

71-88, Watershed moratorium, June 28, 1971

71-89, AEC testing at Amchitka, November 15, 1971

71-91, Drugs, general, June 25, 1971

71-92, Chiropractic services, February 11, 1972

71-93, Busing amendment (Senate Joint Resolution 112), June 30, 1971

71-94, Busing in Corpus Christi, July 2, 1971

71-95, Secret Pentagon papers, New York Times, July 2, 1971

71-97, Jewish immigration from Russia, July 6, 1971

71-98, Red China trade, November 2, 1971

71-99, Dallas busing, July 7, 1971

71-100, Mansfield Amendment vote, July 8, 1971

71-101, Supreme Court, January 11, 1973

71-102, Fam subsidy ceiling, July 19, 1971

71-103, Tax exemption for policemen, July 26, 1971

71-104, Federal elections, S. 382, July 27, 1971

71-105, VEE (Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis), July 28, 1971

71-106, Alaskan Pipeline, March 5, 1973

71-108, Excise tax on automobiles, August 26, 1971

71-109, Nixon economy, pro, October 15, 1971

71-110, Nixon economy, con (no letter), [no date]

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71-111, Pay raises for teachers, October 18, 1971

71-113, Mansfield Amendment, June 13, 1972

71-114, Child care, con, June 29, 1972

71-114, Mondale day care, pro, February 1, 1972

71-115, Alcohol candy, September 16, 1971

71-117, Dominick Amendment, September 17, 1971

71-118, Crystal City schools, September 22, 1971

71-120, Wide buses, February 1, 1972

71-121, Consolidation of school districts, November 22, 1971

71-122, Attica prison, September 27, 1971

71-123, Senate resolution 38, September 30, 1971

71-124, Wage freeze for Federal employees, December 3, 1971

71-125, Amistad National Recreation Area, October 4, 1971

71-126, Agriculture marketing, October 8, 1971

71-127, Sea mammals, September 8, 1972

71-128, Supreme Court appointments, December 17, 1971

71-129, Appointment of Romana Banuelos as Treasurer, October 22, 1971

71-130, Exclusionary rule, October 22, 1971

71-131, Red China and United Nations funding, December 18, 1972

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71-131, United Nations and China, November 8, 1971

Box

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71-132, Cable television, October 22, 1971

71-133, Lent Amendment on busing, November 2, 1971

71-134, Vermejo Ranch, New Mexico, November 3, 1971

71-135, Retail ceiling price lists, November 3, 1971

71-136, Cotton payment, November 3, 1971

71-137, Revenue Act of 1971, November 4, 1971

71-138, 7% tax on automobiles, November 5, 1971

71-139, Foreign aid and United Nations, November 18, 1971

71-141, Dietitians and Medicare, S.2504, November 11, 1971

71-142, Section 232 of H.R. 1 (Social Security Amendments), November 12, 1971

71-144, Earl Butz appointment as Secretary of Agriculture, December 2, 1971

71-145, Investment tax credit, November 24, 1971

71-146, Labor and Nixon's Miami visit, November 30, 1971

71-147, Labor and economy, December 2, 1971

71-148, Retroactive pay increases, December 2, 1971

71-150, Dental health and S. 1874, April 24, 1972

71-151, India and Pakistan, January 21, 1972

71-152, OSHA, May 18, 1973

71-154, Grain reserve, con, February 4, 1972

71-154, Grain reserve, pro (H.R. 1163), February 2, 1972

71-155, Retroactive raises, December 23, 1971

72-156, Southeast Asia, con, April 19, 1973

72-156, Vietnam aid (reconstruction), April 11, 1973

72-156, Vietnam, pro, February 9, 1973

72-157, Big Bend, May 14, 1974

72-158, Relocation assistance, January 20, 1972

72-160, Transportation Modernization Act, January 20, 1972

72-161, Transportation strikes, March 28, 1973

72-162, Broadcast license renewal, April 13, 1973

72-163, Value Added Tax, February 16, 1972

72-164, Soft drink bottlers, February 16, 1972

72-165, Foreign Trade and Investment Act, con, April 19, 1973

72-165, Foreign Trade and Investment Act, pro, February 21, 1972

72-166, Busing amendments, con, March 10, 1972

72-166, Busing amendments, pro, March 6, 1972

72-167, Estate tax, March 20, 1972

72-168, Veterans Education Act, November 3, 1972

72-169, Nixon busing proposals, con, March 27, 1972

72-169, Nixon busing proposals, pro, March 27, 1972

72-169, Nixon busing, constitutional amendment, April 6, 1972

72-170, Labeling, March 27, 1972

72-171, Fringe benefit, March 31, 1972

72-172, National Guard Technicians, May 4, 1973

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72-172, National Guard Technicians, April 6, 1972

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72-173, Medicaid and doctors, April 11, 1972

72-174, Fair credit reporting, April 10, 1972

72-175, End the war legislation, October 4, 1972

72-176, Gravel-Mondale (troop withdrawal), May 1, 1972

72-177, Vietnam mining, con, May 18, 1972

72-177, Vietnam mining, pro, May 17, 1972

72-178, Bayh bill, S. 2507 (handgun control), August 16, 1972

72-179, Strategic Arms Limitation Agreement (SALT), August 16, 1972

72-180, Tax reform, con, May 30, 1973

72-182, Surface Transportation Act, June 26, 1972

72-183, No fault insurance, pro, February 26, 1974

72-183, No fault insurance, pro and con, May 14, 1974

72-184, San Antonio North Expressway, con, February 21, 1973

72-184, San Antonio North Expressway, pro, February 27, 1972

72-185, National Labor Relations Act, August 31, 1972

72-186, Land use, pro, July 3, 1973

72-187, Architects and engineers, October 20, 1972

72-188, Education tax credit, con, May 8, 1973

72-188, Education tax credit, pro, March 8, 1973

72-190, Westwood, con, December 14, 1972

72-190, Westwood, pro, December 14, 1972

73-191, Rural Environmental Assistance Program (REAP), March 5, 1973

73-192, Dairy costs, June 20, 1973

73-193, Rural Electrification Act (REA), May 17, 1973

73-194, Nursing licenses, February 1, 1973

73-195, LBJ Space Center, con, February 1, 1973

73-195, LBJ Space Center, pro, February 1, 1973

73-196, Project SER, February 13, 1973

73-196, Project SER (Spanish version), February 15, 1973

73-197, Elliot Richardson appointment as Secretary of Defense, February 2, 1973

73-198, Peter Brennan appointment as Secretary of Labor, February 2, 1973

73-199, Budget cuts, con, April 13, 1973

73-199, Budget cuts, pro, April 13, 1973

73-200, Highway funds, April 2, 1973

73-201, VA pensions, December 26, 1973

73-202, Nursing cuts, February 16, 1973

73-203, Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) cut, September 28, 1973

73-204, Veterans disability cut, February 27, 1973

73-205, Billboards, February 27, 1973

73-206, Vocational Rehabilitation Act, con, April 13, 1973

73-207, Atlantic Union Resolution, June 6, 1973

73-208, X-rated movies on television, March 5, 1973

73-209, Patrick Gray appointment as FBI director, March 6, 1973

73-210, Social services cut, July 9, 1973

73-211, Predator control, March 9, 1973

73-212, Auto emission, con, May 8, 1973

73-212, Auto emission, con, December 11, 1973

73-212, Auto emission, pro, December 5, 1973

73-214, Mass transit, pro, April 2, 1973

73-215, Mental health centers, April 2, 1973

73-216, Lumber prices, con, August 27, 1973

73-216, Lumber prices, pro, July 5, 1973

73-217, Private pensions, April 24, 1973

73-218, Cambodia funds, cut off, con, July 10, 1973

73-218, Case-Church, pro (cut off of funds for Vietnam), July 10, 1973

73-219, Watergate, con (investigate), May 17, 1973

73-219, Watergate, pro (investigate), May 11, 1973

73-220, Watergate, pro (impeach), May 11, 1973

73-221, Price supports for agriculture, June 19, 1973

73-222, Mandatory allocation of gasoline, con, June 22, 1973

73-223, EPA clean air standards, con, June 27, 1973

73-224, Federal Reserve Board and Savings and Loans, September 10, 1973

73-225, Anti-Watergate hearings, August 3, 1973

73-226, Pension plan limitations, October 4, 1973

73-227, Watergate hearings, con, September 14, 1973

73-227, Watergate hearings, pro, February 8, 1974

73-228, Project Sanguine, September 11, 1973

73-229, El Paso air route, March 29, 1974

73-230N, Israel, neutrality, January 18, 1974

73-232, Impeachment, con, December 7, 1973

73-232, Impeachment, pro, November 9, 1973

73-232, Impeachment, pro and con, August 23, 1974

73-233, Special prosecutor, November 20, 1973

73-234, Multiple Watergate issues, December 4, 1973

73-235, Energy crisis, January 29, 1974

73-236, Watergate confidence crisis, November 27, 1973

73-240, Aviation fuel, January 15, 1974

73-241, Increased oil production, December 7, 1973

73-242, Middle East energy crisis, December 11, 1973

73-243, Transportation for industries, December 26, 1973

74-244, Offshore leasing, January 21, 1974

74-245, Single state PSRO, con, January 25, 1974

74-247, Energy shortage, doubters, January 23, 1974

74-249, Predator control, con, February 20, 1974

74-250, Legal services, con, July 12, 1974

74-251, Veterans disability benefits, February 21, 1974

74-253, Rollback of oil prices, con, March 12, 1974

74-253, Rollback of oil prices, pro, March 6, 1974

74-255, Emergency energy bill, March 13, 1974

74-256, Health control, March 13, 1974

74-257, Nonprofit hospitals, July 18, 1974

74-259, Depletion allowance, May 2, 1974

74-260, Compensation standards, June 19, 1974

74-263, Middle East Summitry, July 15, 1974

74-265, Fair competitive practices, con, October 11, 1974

74-265, Fair competitive practices, pro, October 9, 1974

Busing amendments, August 5, 1974

Dr. Andrew Adams reappointment, January 23, 1975

Economic address, con, August 27, 1974

Economic address, neutral, August 13, 1974

Economic address, support, August 16, 1974

General George Brown, con, November 25, 1974

General George Brown, pro, November 27, 1974

Gonzalez Amendment to Safe Drinking Water Act, con, December 16, 1974

Gonzalez Amendment to Safe Drinking Water Act, pro, December 16, 1974

Health, August 16, 1974

Hemophilia, September 13, 1974

Highway directional signage, November 21, 1974

Holt Amendment to Supplemental Appropriations Bill, con, January 30, 1975

Holt Amendment to Supplemental Appropriations Bill, pro, January 30, 1975

Honduras, October 11, 1974

Hospitals and Cost of Living Council, December 4, 1973

Housing industry, October 31, 1974

Houston police and hiring policies, January 23, 1975

Legal fees, con, August 21, 1974

Legal fees, pro, August 21, 1974

LP gas, May 14, 1974

Missing in Action (MIAs), November 28, 1973

Nixon tapes, con, May 7, 1974

Nixon tapes, pro, May 7, 1974

Nursing homes, June 5, 1974

Parking tax, December 26, 1973

Pension bill sec. 1021, con, August 26, 1974

Profit sharing, November 28, 1973

Russian wheat deal, December 7, 1973

S. 1739, September 18, 1973

Support for 1976 Presidential campaign, February 21, 1975

Support for 1976 Presidential campaign, non-Texans, February 21, 1975

Unleaded gas, June 7, 1974

Box

329-76-81/141 (02931039)

Archeological salvage, March 6, 1973

Terrell and Emergency School Assistance Program, December 8, 1972

Fort Worth busing, November 28, 1972

Jonah post office, September 22, 1971

Rio Grande, May 17, 1971

Science fair awards, June 3, 1971

Congratulations on elections, April 14, 1971

Election returns, April 1, 1971

One shot robos, January 1, 1971

Dallas meeting, June 2, 1971

Pakistan position, July 30, 1971

Allen amendment, August 12, 1971

Recess, August 17, 1971

Milk parity thank you, April 1, 1971

House banking, February 1, 1971

Corpus Christi busing, August 25, 1971

Coordinators, November 23, 1971

Texas colleagues, January 20, 1972

Redistricting, February 9, 1972

Broadcast license renewal, May 15, 1973

U.S. Geological Survey, February 3, 1972

Equal Rights Amendment, January 31, 1972

Cooper Amendment re: Vietnam, August 3, 1972

North Freeway, May 26, 1972

Galveston Island drilling, July 28, 1972

Agriculture cuts, April 30, 1973

Water Pollution Control funds, April 5, 1973

Postal rates (Esquire), April 11, 1973

Predator control petition, April 11, 1973

Presidential classroom, March 6, 1973

Draft amnesty, April 4, 1973

White House religious services, March 9, 1973

Ruth B. Cowl rehabilitation center, April 2, 1973

Corps of Engineers lake fees, March 1, 1973

Price rollback, May 3, 1973

Campaign reform, June 26, 1973

Wood County disaster relief, May 15, 1973

Neighborhood Youth Corps, May 1, 1973

Public Health Service hospitals, May 10, 1973

Predator control petition, June 19, 1973

Migrant Health act, January 31, 1973

Postal supervisors, pro, June 28, 1973

Jackson amendment, June 6, 1973

Basic education, May 30, 1973

Bottlers, July 11, 1973

Proxmire/Stafford/Stevenson/Mondale, August 8, 1973

Alaskan Pipeline (Mondale-Bayh), July 20, 1973

Campaign reform, August 16, 1973

Crude oil, August 8, 1973

Henry Kissinger nomination as Secretary of State, October 2, 1973

Lobbying Act, May 10, 1973

Box

329-85-242/39 (01843366)

Robos letters, 1973-1977

Box

329-76-81/15B (05229177)

Robos letters, 1976-1977

Box

329-87-11/112 (02177066)

Outgoing correspondence:

Form letter responses ("boilerplate"), arranged by subject, 1970-1977

1970

VIP, 1973

[Binder titled "CA Book of Tales," possibly referring to Cris Aldrete, legislative assistant, ] 1973-19761971-1977

VIP volume 2, 1974-1976

Special mailings, 1976

1977

Box

329-88-186/31 (01810200)

Chronologically filed:

[housed in binder] 1972

1972-1977

Box

329-87-11/98 (01844110)

Alphabetically filed by recipient:

Mua-Oz, 1972

Box

329-89-13/1 (01955268)

Filed alphabetically by topic:

A-W, 1974-1975

Box

329-89-13/2 (01809710)

1975-1977

Box

329-89-13/3 (02177339)

A-Z, 1977

Box

329-89-13/4 (01807872)

A-W, 1978

Box

329-89-13/5 (01843457)

A-W, 1979

Box

329-89-13/6 (01842545)

A-W, 1979-1980

Box

329-89-13/10 (01956486)

A-S, 1987

Box

329-89-13/11 (01958958)

S-W, 1987

Box

329-89-13/3 (02177339)

Filed by library item number:

1-772, 1977-1978

2- 399, 1977-1979

Box

329-89-13/4 (01807872)

0-773, 1977-1979

Box

329-89-13/5 (01843457)

1-885, 1979

Box

329-89-13/7 (01809095)

1-1270, 1980

1-1491, 1980

Box

329-89-13/8 (01809608)

"Old library 96th Congress," (loose binder) 1980-1981

1-1099, (loose binders) 1981

Box

329-89-13/9 (01809798)

1100-1340, (loose binder) 1981

1-1497, (loose binders) 1982

1-1206, (loose binders) 1983

Box

329-89-13/10 (01956486)

1-1275, 1987

Box

MF21

CMS master libraries of form replies:

[microfilm] 1977-1985, 1987-1991

Box

LMB2 (07248900)

Targeted mailings, 1982

Box

93-138/704 (01065759)

Library items, 1992:

By topic area:

Administration

Agriculture

Banking

Civil Rights

Commerce

Defense

Education

Energy

Environment

Federal Government

Foreign Affairs

Generic

Health

Immigration

Judiciary

Labor

Medicare

National Budget

Public Activities

Social Security

Taxes

Taxes II

Trade

Transportation

Welfare

Energy

Nominations

Box

93-138/705 (01062070)

Item order

Mass mailings, 1983-1992

Box

000-89-0005(92-043)/3 (00880582)

Mail reports and indexes:

Correspondence records:

Mail reports:

Weekly (including topic listings), January 1971 - December 1972

Box

000-89-0005(92-043)/1 (00880811)

Weekly, January 1972 - December 1973

Daily mail reports, casework, 1971-1973

Box

000-89-0005(92-043)/4 (00096305)

1973

Box

329-87-259/31 (00378238)

1971-1975

Box

329-87-259/32 (00378034)

Mail reports, 1971-1975

Mail reports, January 1977

Weekly mail reports, 1980

Weekly mail reports, 1982-1983

Box

000-89-0005(92-043)/7 (00880607)

By state, December 1973-1974

Box

329-89-13/11 (01958958)

May-December 1977

January-September 1978

Box

329-89-13/12 (02173790)

October-December 1978

1979

Annual report, 1979

1984

Box

000-89-0005(92-043)/6 (00880822)

Correspondence log and issue mail, 1971-1973

Box

329-89-13/11 (01958958)

Mail counts, 1971

Memos, 1977-1978

Box

329-89-13/12 (02173790)

Mailings, 1978

Profession codes, [ca. 1979]

Follow-ups, 1979

Special mailings, 1979

Mass mailings, 1979

Office automation projects report, 1982

Box

MF19

Correspondence recipients:

Name files:

1971-1975

Box

MF20

1975-1978

Box

MF21

1979

Box

329-81-0073/84B (00377814)

Mara-Qz, 1972

Box

329-76-81/83 (03741447)

Recipients of robo responses, by title:

A71-5, Proud parents

A71-6, Matagorda Bay

A71-7, Fort Wolters

A71-8, New citizens

A71-9, Conservation

A71-10, Civil rights

A71-11, Section 236

A71-12, 4-H Club winners

A71-14, Trevino College

A71-15, SBA loans

A71-16, Section 236, general

A71-18, Hill-Burton funds

A71-19, Timberon development

A71-20, Luncheon meeting

A71-21, Postmasters

A71-22, NEH fellowships

A71-23, Ribes family citizenship

A71-24, Foster grandparent

A71-25, Adult education programs

A71-26, Paris project

A71-29, Laneport Dam

A71-30, Drought relief

A71-31, Perrin AFB

A71-32, Change of address

A71-33, Woodrow Wilson finalists

A71-34, Itasca SCS office

A71-35, San Antonio housing

A71-37, VA hospital, Rio Grande Valley

A71-38, 10% surcharge

A71-39, 10% surcharge

A71-45, Lieutenant Colonel Herbert

A71-46, Driscoll Clinic

A71-47, Blue Cross/Blue Shield

A71-48, Brooke Hospital

A72-49, Armand Bayou

A72-50, High School graduates

G71-2, Campaign workers

G71-3, Navy

G71-4, Military Academy, 1972

G71-5, Air Force, 1972

G71-6, Visitors, 1971-1972

Box

329-76-81/78 (02931120)

71-0000, General Lewis

71-01, Pollution, 1971-1972

71-02, Food stamps

71-03, 91st Congress

71-04, Big Thicket, 1971-1974

71-05, Southeast Asia, 1971

71-06, Jews in Russia, 1971-1972

71-07, United Nations, 1971-1972

71-08, Supersonic Transport (SST), 1971, 1974

71-09, Red China, 1971-1972

71-10, Welfare reform, 1971-1972, 1974

71-11, National health insurance, 1971-1972

71-12, Interstate Commerce Commission

71-13, Crime, 1971-1972

71-14, POWs, 1971-1972

71-15, Seniority system

71-16, Voting for Senate Whip

71-17, Population, 1971-1972

71-18, Guadalupe River

71-19, Agricultural extension service

71-20, Social Security and welfare, 1971-1972

71-21, Abortion (Packwood), 1971-1972

71-22, Pornography, 1971-1972

71-23, Gun control, 1971-1972

71-24, General reply

71-25, Cancer

71-26, Farm programs

Box

329-76-81/96 (03741516)

71-27, Astro (railroads), 1971-1972

71-28, Revenue sharing, 1971-1972

71-29, Foreign aid, 1971-1972

71-30, State of the Union

71-31, Draft, 1971-1972

71-32, Railroad strikes

71-33, U.S. Postal Service

71-34, Recomputation of military retirement pay, 1971-1972

71-35, Abortion, 1971-1972

71-36, Motor vehicle safety standard

71-37, Vietnam visit

71-38, "Fright your senator" poll

71-40, Dairy price supports

71-41, Fair credit billing act, 1971-1972

71-42, Wholesome Meat Act

71-43, Legislation pending

71-44, Thank you

71-45, FHA (vocational education)

71-46, Arts and humanities

71-47, Calley, 1971-1972

71-48, 18-year-old vote

71-50, Divinity students

71-51, Department of education

71-52, Genocide treaty, 1971-1972

71-53, Davis-Bacon

Box

329-87-11/112 (02177066)

71-54, Farm truck drivers

71-55, National health, 1971-1972

71-56, Amphetamines, 1971-1972

71-57, Combination drugs

71-58, Revenue sharing extension, 1971-1972

71-59, El Paso natural gas, 1971-1972

71-60, Collocation of draft boards

71-61, Banking reform

71-62, J. Edgar Hoover, 1971-1972

71-63, Pesticides, 1971-1972

71-64, Wild horses

71-66, Civil service retirement, 1971-1972

71-67, Lockheed

71-68, Busing, 1971-1972

71-69, Minimum wage, 1971-1972

71-70, Demonstrations

Box

329-76-81/83 (03741447)

71-71, Millican Dam

71-72, Drug abuse, 1971-1972

71-73, Mansfield Amendment

71-74, Park fees

71-75, Farm credit

71-76, Austin schools

71-77, Vocational home economics

71-78, Pakistan

71-79, EEOC, 1971-1972

71-80, Impact aid

71-81, H.R. 1, 1971-1972

71-82, Austin busing

71-83, McG.-Hatfield

Box

329-76-81/84 (03741436)

71-84, Railroad retirement

71-85, DMSO

71-86, FTC - Soft drinks

71-87, Connally Amendment

71-89, AEC - Amchitka

71-90, Wildlife protection, 1971-1972

71-92, Chiropractic services, 1971-1972

71-93, Busing amendment

71-95, Secret papers

71-96, Rhodesian chrome, 1971-1972

71-97, Jewish immigration, 1971-1972

71-98, Red China trade

71-100, Mansfield Amendment

71-101, Supreme Court, 1971-1972

71-102, Farm subsidy ceiling

71-103, Tax exemption for police, 1971-1972

71-104, Federal elections

71-105, VEE

71-106, Alaskan native claim (pipeline)

71-107, Prayer in schools, 1971-1972

71-108, Tax-Autos

71-109, Pro Nixon ecomony

71-111, Pay raises for teachers

71-112, Panama Canal

71-113, Mansfield Amendment

71-114, Child care

71-115, Alcohol candy

71-116, Daylight savings

71-117, Dominick Amendment

71-118, Crystal City schools

71-119, Compulsory unionism

71-120, Wide buses

71-121, Consolidation of school districts

71-122, Attica prison

71-123, Senate resolution 38

71-124, Wage freeze for Federal employees

71-125, Amistad National Recreation Area

71-126, Agriculture marketing

71-127, Sea mammals

71-128, Supreme Court appointments

71-129, Appointment of Romana Banuelos as Treasurer

71-130, Exclusionary rule

71-131, Red China and United Nations funding

71-132, Cable television

71-133, Lent Amendment on busing

71-134, Vermejo Ranch, New Mexico

71-135, Retail ceiling price lists

71-136, Cotton payment

71-137, Revenue Act of 1971

71-138, 7% tax on automobiles

71-139, Foreign aid and United Nations

71-140, Camp safety

71-141, Dietitians and Medicare, S.2504

71-142, Section 232 of H.R. 1 (Social Security Amendments)

71-143, Women's rights

71-144, Earl Butz appointment as Secretary of Agriculture

71-145, Investment tax credit

71-146, Labor and Nixon's Miami visit

71-147, Labor and economy

71-149, Campaign funds

71-150, Dental health and S. 1874

71-151, India and Pakistan

71-152, OSHA

71-153, Food supplements

71-154, Grain reserve

71-155, Retroactive raises

71-156, Vietnam bombing

71-157, Big Bend

71-159, Draft amnesty

71-160, Transportation Modernization Act

Box

329-76-81/96 (03741516)

72-161, Dock strikes, 1972

72-162, License renewal, 1972

72-163, Value added tax

72-165, Foreign Trade and Investment Act of pro and con 1972,

72-166, Busing amendments

72-167, Estate tax

72-168, Veterans education act

72-169, Nixon Busing, pro and con

72-170, Labeling

72-171, Fringe benefits

72-172, National Guard technicians

72-173, Medicaid doctors

72-175, End the war, general

72-176, Gravel-Mondale

72-177, Vietnam mining, pro and con

72-178, Bayh Bill, S.2507

72-179, SALT, con

72-180, Tax reform

72-181, Food stamps for strikers

72-182, Surface Transportation Act

72-183, No fault insurance

72-184, North Expressway, pro and con

72-185, NLRA amendment

72-186, Land use

72-187, Architects and engineers

72-188, Education tax credit

72-189, Consumer Protection Agency

72-190, Westwood, pro

Box

329-76-81/83 (03741447)

4-H

85% Parity - Milk, 1972

Assistant coordinators, 1972

Broadcast license renewal, 1972

Case

Box

329-79-81/83 (03741447)

Close-up seminar

Cooper-Vietnam, 1972

Corpus Christi

Fat buses, 1972

Fever tick, 1972

Fort Worth busing, 1972-1973

Galveston Island drilling, 1972

Geological survey, 1972

H.R. 1, 1972

High school graduates

House banking

House busing, 1972

Meat prices, one-timer, 1972

Milk thank you

Minimum wage, TMA, 1972

North expressway, San Antonio, 1972

Pakistan position

Post Office reform

Presidential classroom

Public works

Rio Grande

Science fair awards

Survivor benefits follow-up

Texas colleagues, 1972

War powers, 1972

Wood County

Young Americans Classroom, one shot

Box

MF20

By subject, 1977

Box

93-138/606A (00376527)

Follow-up mailings, 1980-1982
Extent (3 folders)

Newsletters and mass mailing letters, January-February 1982, May-August 1982

Special mailings, 1980

Mass mailings, 1980

Newsletter information, to: Committee on Ethics, January 1979-December 1980

Box

93-138/714 (01065442)

Tape conversions:

Professional organization mailing lists added to Bentsen master file mailing list, 1981

Box

93-138/606A (00376527)

1980, 1982-1983

Mass mailing plans, 1983

CMS mail reports:

February 1978-December 1978

Senator report, November 1978

Mail production report and mailing list organization, 1979-1981

Box

93-138/604A (00438329)

1980-1981

Box

93-138/605A (01064950)

1982-1983

Box

93-138/700A (01061827)

1984-1985

Box

93-138/701A (01062273)

1986-1987

Box

93-138/702A (00153170)

1988-1989

Box

93-138/703 (01065577)

1990-1991

Box

93-138/706 (01064745)

1992

Box

MF13

Reports (microfilm):

Alpha file [Mailing list (?)]: 1979

Name reports (including incremental index reels):

1977-1978

Box

MF14

1979-1981

Box

MF15

1981-1983

Box

MF16

1983-1986

Box

MF17

1986-1990

Box

MF18

1991, 1992

Box

MF14

Topic reports (including incremental index reels):

1979-1981

Box

MF15

1981-1983

Box

MF16

1983-1986

Box

MF17

1986-1990

Box

MF18

1990-1992

Box

93-138/608A (00403481)

Duplicate copies of microfilm reels:

Name files, 1971-1972, 1975

PA/Invite regret [1975?]

Invitations/regret, Invitations/accept [1975?]

Box

DMF1 (07450672)

Duplicate copies of CMS microfilm reels:

Reels number 1; 24-38; 52-74; 83; 87; 88-92; 104-122; 139-160

Box

DMF2 (07450720)

Reels number 161-163; 166-250

Box

DMF3 (07449811)

Reels number 251-252; 268-286; 299-301; 310-332; 339-375

Box

DMF4 (07450763)

Reels number 376-384; 387-390; 394-408; 413-416; 423-432; 437; 438-446; 461-464; 473-476; 483-489-518

Box

DMF5 (07450796)

Reels number 519-602

Box

DMF6 (07450752)

Reels number 603-606; 608-618; 629-655; 663-667; 672-707; 769

Box

DMF7 (07450719)

Reels number 770-777; 779-784; 796-800; 804-808; 812-817; 821-852; 854-866; 868-876

Box

DMF8 (07450782)

Reels number 877-903; 910-954; 956-963; 966-969

Box

DMF9 (07450774)

Reels number 970-986; 989-1055

Box

DMF10 (07450708)

Reels number 1056-1139

Box

DMF11 (07450683)

Reels number 1140-1142; 1144-1158; 1163-1213; 1216-1225

Box

DMF12 (07450741)

Reels number 1226-1323

Box

DMF13 (07450694)

Reels number 1324-1393

Box

DMF14 (07449822)

Reels 1394-1414

Unnumbered reel: "1981 Tape conversions"

Index series, each numbered individually, in date order:

1978 Topic Report, 1-9

1978 Name Report, 1-7

1979 Index Update, 1 (of 1)

1979 Name Report, 1-9

1980 Name Report, 1-10

1981 Topic Report, 1-11

1981 Name Report, 1-9

1982 Topic Report, 1-6

Box

DMF15 (07450730)

1982 Topic Report, 7-10

1982 Name Report, 2-10

1983 Topic Report, 1-10

1983 Name Report, 1-9

1984 Topic Report, 1-8

1984 Name Report, 1-7

1985 Topic Report, 1-11

1986 Topic Report, 1-9

1986 Name Report, 1-8

1987 Topic Report, 1-9

Box

DMF16 (07450650)

1987 Topic Report, 10

1987 Name Report, 1-9

1988 Topic Report (12-6-88), 1-

1988 Topic Report (1-11-89), 1-9

1988 Name Report (12-6-88), 1-7

1988 Name Report (1-11-89), 1-8

1989 Topic Report, 1-13

1989 Name Report (11-89), 1

1989 Name Report, 1-12

1990 Topic Report, 1-11

1990 Name Report, 1-4

Box

DMF17 (07450661)

1990 Name Report, 5-10

1991 Topic Report, 1-10

1991 Name Report, 2-9

1992 Topic Report, 1-12

1992 Name Report, 1-10

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

A Guide to the Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers

Arrangement

Access Restrictions

Use Restrictions

III. Personal and Political Files Subgroup, 1923, ca. 1940-1993 Extent (217.5 cubic feet)

IV. Correspondence Subgroup, 1971-1993 Extent (1306 cubic feet)

III. Personal and Political Files Subgroup, 1923, ca. 1940-1993
Extent (217.5 cubic feet)

IV. Correspondence Subgroup, 1971-1993
Extent (1306 cubic feet)