EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.: POST-PRESIDENTIAL PAPERS, 1961-69

1962 PRINCIPAL FILE

Series Description

The 1962 Principal File, which served as the main office file for Eisenhower’s Gettysburg office, is divided into three parts. The first is a subject file which contains such categories as appointments, autographs, gifts, invitations, messages, political affairs, and trips. This file, comprised of twenty-seven boxes, is arranged in alphabetical order by name of subject or category. The trip file, which makes up the largest category, contains considerable material relating to Eisenhower’s European trip in July and August of 1962. The twenty-box alphabetical file constitutes the second part of this series. Primarily a correspondence file, it is arranged alphabetically by the names of individuals and organizations. Finally, a four-box chronological file which contains carbon copies of Eisenhower’s outgoing correspondence for January to July 1962 comprises the third portion of the series. Much of this correspondence however, is duplicated elsewhere in the series. The 1962 Principal File, which is more than twice the size of the 1961 Principal File, reflects both the broad range of correspondence which Eisenhower and his staff carried on and the busy schedule the General maintained. Throughout this collection are many references by staff members--including Ann Whitman, Jack Good, and General Schulz--to the large volume of mail which inundated Eisenhower’s offices. He received countless requests for autographs, photographs, statements, speeches and public appearances. Eisenhower, particularly, felt considerable pressure as many former political acquaintances clamored for his public support and endorsement during the 1962 congressional campaign. Besides routine correspondence, this file includes many letters which discuss issues of national and international importance. Trade barriers, tariffs, the “military-industrial complex,” the U.S. military built up the United Nations, the Cuban Missile Crisis, NATO, U.S. policy on Europe and the USSR, the space race, and Franco-German relations are only a few of the subjects treated. Additional topics which appear in this material include Republican politics, the 1962 campaign, the ACLU, civil rights, People-to-People, a world college, the item veto, and the role of the Supreme Court. In 1962 Eisenhower continued to correspond with many prominent individuals. Among his pen pals were foreign dignitaries such as Konrad Adenauer, Anthony Eden and Winston Churchill. Many prominent American politicians sought Eisenhower’s support and advice during this election year; among these were Ray Bliss, Barry Goldwater, Leonard Hall, and George Romney. Former members of his administration such as Sherman Adams, Evan Aurand, Ezra Taft Benson, Herbert Brownell, Andrew Goodpaster, E. Frederic Morrow and Fred Seaton, also were in touch with their former boss. Documents in the 1962 Principal File also provide interesting insights into Eisenhower’s policies and attitudes regarding the use of his name, the display of his paintings, autographs, rules for

interviews, honorariums for speeches, and writing techniques. A list of Republican leaders favored by Eisenhower makes for interesting reading, as does his appraisal of John Emmet Hughes’ book, Ordeal of Power and his analysis of the Battle of Gettysburg. Additional information on both Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower and their life in Gettysburg and California may be found scattered throughout these files.

CONTAINER LIST

Box No. Contents 1 Appointments--1962 (DDE Office Memo) [meeting between Eisenhower and

Republican leaders, 6-1-62]

Appointments Accepted (AP-1) (l)-(5) [use of quotes from interviews with Eisenhower; article submitted to EISENHOWER] Appointments Accepted (AP-1)--English Landowners Group Appointments Declined (AP-2) (1)(2) [Eisenhower’s rules for an interview] Appointments Tentative (AP-3) Autographs (AU)--Listings of Autographs-A

2 Autographs-B (1)(2)

Autographs-C (1)(2) Autographs-D [golf carts] Autographs-E Autographs-F Autographs-G Autographs-H (1)(2) Autographs-I Autographs-J Autographs-K [facsimile signature card] Autographs-L Autographs-M

Autographs-N

3 Autographs-O Autographs-P Autographs-R Autographs-S

Autographs-T Autographs-U Autographs-V Autographs-W [National Cultural Center; Eisenhower’s use of helicopter in 1951] Autographs-Y Autographs-Z Business-Economics (BE) [tax cut; balanced budget; trade barriers] Education (ED)-A thru C Education (ED)-D thru E Education (ED)-G thru M Education (ED)-N (1)(2)

4 Education (ED)-O thru T Education (ED)-W [People-to-People; speech by Eisenhower in Stockholm; list of schools named after Eisenhower] Education (ED)-Eisenhower College, Seneca Falls, New York (Plans for) (1)(2) Eisenhower Library (EL) and Eisenhower Museum Eisenhower Library (EL-1)-Oral History Program-Columbia University

Endorsements (EN) [Sgt. Leonard Dry] Federal Government (FE) [tariffs; federal pay] Federal Government (FE)-”Blue Check List” Federal Government (FE)-Listing of Cabinet Members Friendly Letters (FL) (1)-(3) [Evan Aurand re Farewell Address and military-industrial complex speech; Eisenhower re over-centralization at the Department of Defense; David Eisenhower; James Gault; Andrew Goodpaster; Forrest Pogue]

5 Friendly Letters (FL) (4)(5) [spending on armaments] FO-1-Publications FO-2-Exchange of Ideas Gifts Received (Bon Voyage Gifts, July 1962-European Trip)

Gifts Received (Foreign) (Received during 1962 European Trip) (1)(2)

Gifts (GI)-A [Adenauer; Annenberg] Gifts (GI)-B (1)(2) [Benson; Brundage; Burpee] Gifts (GI)-C [Jack Conlon; WWI Tank Corps] Gifts (GI)-D Gifts (GI)-E [Anthony Eden; Rev. Elson] Gifts (GI)-F

6 Gifts (GI)-G Gifts (GI)-H (1)(2) Gifts (GI)-I Gifts (GI)-J Gifts (GI)-K

Gifts (GI)-L (1)(2) Gifts (GI)-M (1) (2) Gifts (GI)-N Gifts (GI)-O [John M. Olin] Gifts (GI)-P (1)(2) [Parker--Spaulding golf balls] Gifts (GI)-Q [empty folder]

7 Gifts (GI)-R Gifts (GI)-S (1)-(4) Gifts (GI)-T (1)(2) [hand-drawn map of German Luftwaffe prisoner of war camp, 1944] Gifts (GI)-U Gifts (GI)-V Gifts (GI)-W Gifts (GI)-Y Gifts (GI)-Z Gifts Given by DDE and MDE (GI-2)

8 Immigration (IM)

Invitations (IN) Invitations-1 (IN-1)-Acceptances (1)(2) [Adenauer; Ayub Khan; de Gaulle; Peter Dominick; Queen Elizabeth; Harold Macmillan; Gen. Norstad; Fred Seaton] Invitations-2 (IN-2)-Declinations (1)-(3) Invitations (Sent to Republican National Committee-1962) Invitations Declined (IN-2)-A (1)(2)

Invitations Declined (IN-2)-B (1)-(3) Invitations Declined (IN-2)-Br (1) [Omar Bradley]

9 Invitations Declined (IN-2)-Br (2)(3) [Harry Truman] Invitations Declined (IN-2)-C (1)(2) Invitations Declined (IN-2)-D (1)(2) Invitations Declined (IN-2)-E Invitations Declined (IN-2)-F (1)-(3) Invitations Declined (IN-2)-G (1)(2) [Leonard Goldfine] Invitations Declined (IN-2)-H (1)(2)

10 Invitations Declined (IN-2)-H (3)-(5) Invitations Declined (IN-2)-I Invitations Declined (IN-2)-J Invitations Declined (IN-2)-K (1)(2) Invitations Declined (IN-2)-L Invitations Declined (IN-2)-M (l)-(6)

11 Invitations Declined (IN-2)-M (7)-(9) Invitations Declined (IN-2)-N (1)(2) Invitations Declined (IN-2)-O Invitations Declined (IN-2)-P (1)-(3) Invitations Declined (IN-2)-Q [Empty folder] Invitations Declined (IN-2)-R (l)-(3) [William E. Robinson-Ike Golf Tournament, July 16-18, 1962]

12 Invitations Declined (IN-2)-S (l)-(4) [Hugh Scott; William Scranton; SHAEF

correspondents dinner] Invitations Declined (IN-2)-T

Invitations Declined (IN-2)-U Invitations Declined (IN-2)-V Invitations Declined (IN-2)-W (1)-(4) [Earl Warren] Invitations Declined (IN-2)-X Invitations Declined (IN-2)-Y Invitations Declined (IN-2)-Z Invitations-Tentative (IN-3)

13 Medals-Awards (MA) (1)(2) Meetings-Conferences (MC) Memberships, Passes etc.-DDE and MDE (1)-(3) [American League; National League; Eldorado Country Club] Memberships (MB) (l)-(7) [Ike Golf Tournament; John F. Kennedy] Messages (ME)-l Messages (ME)-2-A [Sherman Adams; Konrad Adenauer]

14 Messages (ME)-2-B (1)(2) Messages (ME)-2-C Messages (ME)-2-D Messages (ME)-2-E [Anthony Eden] Messages (ME) - 2 -F Messages (ME)-2-G [S. Goldwyn; E. Graham; H. Gruenther]

Messages (ME)-2-H Messages (ME)-2-I [Empty Folder] Messages (ME)-2-J [Roger Jones--BoB job] Messages (ME)-2-K Messages (ME)-2-L Messages (ME)-2-M (1)(2) [John McCormack; L. Marx]

Messages (ME)-2-N

Messages (ME)-2-0 Messages (ME)-2-P Messages (ME)-2-R [Robinson; Rockefeller; Truman; Rowley]

15 Messages (ME)-2-S (1)(2) [Fred Seaton] Messages (ME)-2-T Messages (ME)-2-U [Empty Folder] Messages (ME)-2-V Messages (ME)-2-W Messages (ME)-2-Y Messages (ME)-2-Z [Empty Folder] Messages (ME)-3-Condolences (1)(2) Messages (ME)-4-Friendly Messages (1)-(4) Messages (ME)-5-Congratulations (1)

16 Messages (MO)-5-Congratulations (2)-(6) [congressional elections; WWII and Poland]

Messages (ME)-6-Commercial-PR Type (l)-(4) [Ike Golf Championship; Longest Day movie] Name, Use of (NA) (1)(2) [Herbert Brownell-Eisenhower Mall] People-to-People (PEO) (1)(2)

17 People-to-People (PEO) (3)-(7) Personnel (PER) [Dry; J. Good] Photographs (San Antonio-1962) Political Affairs (PL)-l (1)(2) [map of Eisenhower’s 1962 campaign travels] Political Affairs (PL)-l-A (1)(2) Political Affairs (PL)-2-Elections, Campaigns, General (1)-(4) [Ezra Taft Benson; RNC memo re using Eisenhower in 1962; Ray Bliss; Walter Thayer; Barry Goldwater]

18 Political Affairs (PL)-3-National Republican Citizens Committee (1)-(4) [Harry

Darby; S. Goldwyn; B. Goldwater; A. Gruenther; L. Hall; B. Harlow; Walter Thayer] Political Affairs (PL)-3-National Republican Citizens Committee-Governor’s Conference, 7/1/62 Political Affairs (PL)-3-National Republican Citizens Committee-All Republican Conference, 6/30/62 Political Affairs (PL)-3-Financing of Campaigns, etc. Political Affairs (PL)-4-Endorsements [letter to Halleck supporting United Nations] Political Affairs (PL)-5-Criticisms, Pro and Con [1962 campaign; Nixon; Cuba as an issue] Political Affairs (PL)-6-Political Publications, Press Releases, etc. (1)(2) Public Relations-1 (PR-1) (1)(2) Public Relations-2 (PR-2) Citicisms and Complaints Public Relations-3 (PR-3) General (1)

19 Public Relations-3 (PR-3) General (2) Publications (PU)-A Publications (PU)-B Publications (PU)-C Publications (PU)-D thru G Publications (PU)-H Publications (PU)-K-L Publications (PU)-M, O Publications (PU)-P, R Publications (PU)-S Publications (PU)-T, W Recreations-Sports (RE) Speeches (SP)-1962 (List of) Speech (SP)-Columbia University-Oct. 12, 1948 (Occasion: Eisenhower Inaugurations as Pres.) Speech (SP)-Princeton, New Jersey-Dedication of John Foster Dulles Library of Diplomatic History, May 15, 1962 Speeches (SP)-European Trip, 1962

20 Transportation (TRAN) [aircraft; railroad cars]

Trips (TR)-Philadelphia, Pa.-Radio Free Europe Luncheon, May 14, 1962 Trips (TR)-Philadelphia, Pa.-Union League Centennial, Academy of Music-May 14, 1962 (l)-(3) Trips (TR)-Abington Township, Pa.-Dedication of Alverthorpe Park (Rosenwald), May 15, 1962

Trips (TR)-Princeton, New Jersey-Dedication of John Foster Dulles Library of Diplomatic History-May 15, 1962 Trips (TR)-Mathias Farm, Frederick, Maryland-Sept. 7, 1962 Trips (TR)-Rensselaer, Indiana-Charlie Halleck Day, etc.-Sept. 13, 1962 Trips (TR)-Scranton, Pa.-Behalf of William Scranton-Sept. 14, 1962 Trips (TR)-Philadelphia, Pa.-Farmers’ Club Dinner-Sept. 20, 1962 Trips (TR)-Columbia and Pinehurst, North Carolina-Sept. 22, 1962 Trips (TR)-Bedford Springs and Hershey, Pa.-Sept. 25, 27, 1962 Trips (TR)-Washington, DC-National War College-Oct. 3, 1962 Trips (TR)-San Francisco, California-Oct. 8, 1962 Trips (TR)-San Francisco, California and Return-Oct. 8-10, 1962 Trips (TR)-Boston, Hartford, Manchester-Oct. 15-16, 1962

21 Trips (TR)-Hot Springs, Va.-Business Council Mtg. Oct. 18-20, 1962 [diagram of C&O railroad car] Trips (TR)-Herald Tribune, New York-with John Hay Whitney-Oct. 20, 1962 Trips (TR)-Marion, Ill.; Louisville, Ky.; London, Cn.; Charleston, W. Va.-Oct. 27, 1962 Trips (TR)-Syracuse, NY-Oct. 29, 1962 Trips (TR)-Council on Foreign Relations Dinner, New York-John J. McCloy, Host-Oct. 31, 1962 Trips (TR)-New York, NY-Buckner Dinner Theater (“Mr. President”)-Nov. 1, 1962 Trips (TR)-Rolling Ridge Farm, Maryland-Thomas S. Nichols (Nichols Study Group)-Nov. 2, 1962 Trips (TR)-Dundalk, Maryland-Nov. 2, 1962 Trips (TR)-Economic Club Dinner, New York-Nov. 13, 1962

Trips (TR)-Dulles International Airport, Washington, DC-Nov. 17, 1962 Trips (TR)-New York, NY-Lotos Club-Dec. 6, 1962

21 Trips (TR)-National Assoc. of Manufacturers, N.Y.-Dec. 7, 1962

Trips (TR)-European-Advance Planning-Hotels [July-August 1962] Trips (TR)-European-Advance Planning-Itinerary [July-August 1962] (l)-(4) Trips (TR)-European-Advance Planning-Passenger Lists Trips (TR)-European-Advance Planning-Passport Materials Trips (TR)-European-Advance Planning-Privacy and Security Trips (TR)-European-Advance Planning-Secretary of State Trips (TR)-European-Advance Planning-Transportation Trips (TR)-European-Autographs and Photographs [July-August 1962]

22 Trips (TR)-European-General Schulz’s Contacts Trips (TR)-European-Gift-Foreign Currency Guide Trips (TR)-European-Letters of Appreciation Trips (TR)-European-Medical Contacts

Trips (TR)-European-Memoranda and Misc. (1)-(4) Trips (TR)-European-News Releases Trips (TR)-European-Press Meeting Trips (TR)-European-Publications-Pamphlets, etc. Trips (TR)-European-Rail and Air Schedules Trips (TR)-European-Belgium-Correspondence Trips (TR)-European-Denmark-Administrative

Trips (TR)-European-Denmark-Correspondence (1)-(3) Trips (TR)-European-England-Administrative (1)(2)

23 Trips (TR)-European-England-Correspondence (1)-(6) [Queen Elizabeth; J. Gault; Ed Sullivan] Trips (TR)-European-France-Administrative Trips (TR)-European-France-Correspondence (1)-(4) (Evan Aurand; Norstad; D. Zannuck] Trips (TR)-European-Germany-Administrative Trips (TR)-European-Germany-Correspondence [Adenauer; Goodpaster]

24 Trips (TR)-European-Ireland-Administrative

Trips (TR)-European-Ireland-Correspondence (1)-(3) Trips (TR)-European-Italy-Correspondence Trips (TR)-European-The Netherlands-Correspondence [U.S. policy on New Guinea and Indonesia] Trips (TR)-European-Norway-Correspondence Trips (TR)-European-Scotland-Administrative Trips (TR)-European-Scotland-Correspondence (1)-(3) Trips (TR)-European-Sweden-Administrative Trips (TR)-European-Sweden-Correspondence (1)-(4)

25 Trips (TR)-European-United States-“Bon Voyage” Letters Trips (TR)-European-Miscellaneous-United States (1)(2) [Goodpaster; Hagerty; Halleck-aid to United Nations; S. Hess; Ike Golf Championship] Trips (TR)-European 1962-Menu Cards-Souvenir Book of “Queen Elizabeth” (1)-(3)

Trips (TR)-European 1962-People-to-People Funds (Vouchers, Receipts, and Accounting) (1)(2) Trips (TR)-European-Duplicate Press Clippings (1)-(3)

26 Trips (TR)-European 1962-Press Clippings-Denmark (1)(2) Trips (TR)-European 1962-Press Clippings-England (1)(2) Trips (TR)-European 1962-Press Clippings-England and Scotland Trips (TR)-European 1962-Press Clippings-France Trips (TR)-European 1962-Press Clippings-Ireland (1)-(4) Trips (TR)-European 1962-Press Clippings-Ireland and Scotland Trips (TR)-European 1962-Press Clippings-Scotland Trips (TR)-European 1962-Press Clippings-Sweden Trips (TR)-European 1962-Press Clippings-Sweden (Including Translations) (1)

27 Trips (TR)-European 1962-Press Clippings-Sweden (Including Translations) (2)-(5) Trips (TR) European 1962-Press Clippings-United States

Aa Adenauer, Konrad (only) [NATO; U.S. policy re Europe and USSR; Franco-German relations] Adj [E. Frederic Morrow] Ala Allen American (1)(2) [Am. Assembly; ACLU]

28 Ana [D. Anderson; H. Angel--National Archives-loan of staff member to Eisenhower]

Anderson, Robert B. (only) [Interfiled in Special Name Series] Anderson, S. App Ara Arn Auch [Evan Aurand--role of carriers, military-industrial complex, centralization at the Department of Defense] Augusta National Golf Club, 1961-1962 Bab [Eisenhower on “space contests” and Republican politics] Baker, Milton G. (only) Bal Baruch, Bernard (only) Bas [California elections, Nixon’s loss] Bea Belmont-1962 Ben [speech by Ezra Taft Benson; speech by Saulnier] Ber [Irving Berlin] Bi [Eisenhower’s birthplace] Birthday File-1962 (Eisenhower)

29 Birthday List (Persons to whom Birthday Letters were sent by Eisenhower) (1)(2) Birthday Thank-Yous 1962 (1)-(3)

Bl [prep schools]

Bo Boo [Bouck--Secret Service] Boy Scouts of America (1)-(6)

30 Boy Scouts of America (7)-(9) Bra Bre Bro [Brownell--Eisenhower Mall] Bru Bullis, Harry A. (only) Buc [Wiley Buchanan-political chores] Bur [Burning Tree Club--Eisenhower Golf Fellowship; A. Burns--economic issues, tax cut, shadow cabinet] Bus Business Council, The (1)-(3) Ca Calendar (DDE)-5-18-62 to 1-10-63 California Travel-1962 [train arrangements; railroad tickets and air fares; information for Eisenhower’s staff re California]

31 Can Cann [Cannon--Cuban crisis and Joint Chiefs of Staff] Carb Cart

Cas Ch Chea Christmas List-1962 (Also samples of Christmas Cards-1962) (1)(2) Christmas Letters from DDE-1961 Christmas-1962 (Thank-you Letters)

Churchill, Winston (only) [letter from Churchill to Eisenhower re Indochina and

Egypt]

Ci Clark [Ann Whitman--pressures on Eisenhower’s staff] Clay [Cochran-Odlum Ranch] Clippings-1962 (1)-(3) Coh [demands on Eisenhower’s time]

32 Com [Eisenhower to Tshombe, President of Congo, comparing U.S. revolution to developments in Africa] Coo [Eisenhower on proposed gas station near Gettysburg College; Cushman golf carts] Cor [Knowles water project] Cos [Soccer Club; Inc. of NY--Eisenhower Trophy] Council for Economic Growth and Security, Inc. (1)(2) Cra [Link family genealogy and cemetery; Walter Cronkite] Cu [U.S. policy on Cuba; WWII--tanks and hedgerows] Cutler, Robert (only) Da

Dau [William Daugherty-Arrangements at Eldorado Club] Dea [Eisenhower to Persons re defense expenditures and military buildup, Cuba and Berlin] DeG [Schulz to Delay re Eisenhower’s address and departure of Ann Whitman] deGuingand, Francis (Major Gen. Sir) Den [deValera-Ireland; re position on Board of Travelers Insurance Co.; foreign aid--mutual security] Di [Eisenhower to C. Percy re John F. Kennedy’s foreign policy, esp. Cuba; Diem; Diefenbaker; E. Dirksen)

33 Distinguished Daughters of Pennsylvania (MDE) Do [Eisenhower to Sen. Dodd re China and Marshall; Joseph M. Dodge--1962 election results; B. Dole; Bob Donovan--campaign trip] Dor Dr [Roscoe Drummond; Sgt. Leonard Dry]

Du [Eisenhower to E. Dudley re limits on golf game; world college; Eisenhower to

Allen Dulles re book by John Emmet Hughes] Dulles, John Foster (Mrs.) [diary of dinner on 10-1-57, Little Rock and military spending] Dun Ea Eg Eich (ACLU; Endacott-chapel fund, W. Alton Jones] Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Personal) [Eisenhower’s SSN; medical instructions for Eisenhower] Eisenhower (Family Correspondence)

Eisenhower (only) [anti-Eisenhower booklet; list of Eisenhower Administration alumni]

Eldorado Country Club-Palm Springs, Calif. [Gosden-arrangements for Eisenhower’s stay in 1961; Eisenhower Trophy] Er Fa Fe Fi [Eisenhower to Field--critical of story in Chicago Sun-Times; Leonard V. Finder; Firestone]

34 Fl [farm problem] Fo [reciprocal trade laws] Fra [C. Francis; Freedoms Foundation] Fri [F. Friendly--TV show and Eisenhower speeches] Fund for Survival, Inc. Ga [amendment on presidential disability; J. Gault] Gea [People to People; Republican Party] Get Gettysburg College-1962 (1)-(4) Gi Go [Goldfine; Goldwater; Goldwyn; golf]

35 Goodpaster A.J. (only) [Eisenhower--letter re his experiences in the Army; being a good commander during Louisiana maneuvers; Leonard Gerow; situation in Army] Gosden, Freeman (only)

Gra [Culzean Castle]

Gri [Newsweek article on Eisenhower--con agreement on quotes; McCann to Schulz--Churchill intro of Eisenhower, 7-3-51; Wayne C. Grover]

Gruenther, Alfred (Gen.) (only) Gu Hab [Peace Corps] Hae [Hagerty; Eisenhower re Meet the Press type program; Fred Hall; L. Hall] Hall, Joyce (only) [People-to-People; political campaigning; John F. Kenney and Cuba; Newsweek article--use of direct quotes] Halleck, Charles A. (only) Ham [Republican Party and campaigns; L. Hanson] Har Harlow, Bryce (only) Has [political campaign; Hatfield; G. Hauge] Hea [W.R. Hearst; L. Heaton; political campaign-pressure on Eisenhower for appearances] Hem [A. Hermann, RNC--map of Eisenhower’s campaigning and campaign statistics]

36 Hi Hoa [Texas politics--Hobby; Eisenhower’s birthplace; G. Humphrey] Hol [Hollister--West Point, 1915] Hoo [H. Hoover; Eisenhower re John F. Kennedy statements on his foreign policy] HOPE (Project) Horses Hub [World college; Eisenhower to A. Dulles re E. Hughes] Hul [Parks to Huntley--lists four speechwriters of Eisenhower] Humphrey, George M. (only)

I [Ike Golf Championship; Haddad-conference on human skills] Inter-American Development Bank IO [Eisenhower to Lord Ismay--writing and demands on time] Ja [C.D. Jackson; J. Javits]

Je

Joc [Johns Hopkins publication project; Walter Judd] Jon [Walter Judd] Jones, Charles S. (only) [Interfiled in Special Name Series] Jones, W. Alton (only)

37 Ka [Eisenhower to Tshombe, Pres. of Katanga] Kea [E. Kefauver; Ayub Khan] Kendall, David Walbridge (only) [Romney; Summerfield] Kennedy, John F. (only) [Eisenhower-Adenauer, NATO, free trade; Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy-disagreements] Ki [National Cultural Center; Killian; global university; political campaign] Kir [Ike golf tournament; P.M. Kishi of Japan] Kl [National Cultural Center; Nixon’s trip to Denmark] Ko [Eisenhower’s schedule; rearming of W. Germany] La [labor-management trends] Laird, Melvin R. (only) Lar Larmon, Sigurd S. (only) [Young & Rubicam; T. Stephens]

38 Lea [Board for Fundamental Education]

Leal, Bonifacio Salinas (Territorio de Baja California) Leithead, Barry T. (only) [Interfiled in Special Name Series] Lem Li [Ronald Reagan] Lion Lo [world college; Longest Day movie; Henry Cabot Lodge] Los [political--demands on time; A. Palmer] Lu [Henry R. Luce] Ma [Harold Macmillan] Mar [Marriott-shotguns]

Mars [G.C. Marshall; Wm. McChesney Martin, Jr.]

Marx, David H. (only) Mas [Killian; world college; Mateos, Pres. of Mexico; Dr. T. Mattingly re health of Gen. H. Snyder] Mau [Catherine May; Cuba; L. Maytag] McA McC [free trade; John J. McCloy] McCo [John McCormack] McE [Neil McElroy--political campaign]

39 McK [Eisenhower-summer trip to support People-to-People program] McKamy, Kent (only) McM [Bolton to McManus re quotes attributed to Eisenhower] McN [McNamara--Germany’s contribution to NATO]

Mea [Eisenhower--duty to country vs. loyalty to Party; movie; Angels in the Outfield] Mi Miller Miller, William E. (only) [RNC; foreign affairs and partisan politics; Republican Party; meeting of leading Republicans at farm on 6-30-62] Min Moa Mon Montague, Samuel (only) Montgomery, Robert Montgomery, Robert (Eisenhower on Lincoln) [TV program] Montgomery, Robert (“The Eisenhower Years”) Mor Morr [E. Frederic Morrow--Nixon campaign, Negro issue-John F. Kennedy] Mort [Thruston B. Morton; Ike Golf Championship] Mu [Star Spangled Banner] Murphy, James Lawrence (only) [Dirksen; Halleck; National Republican Citizens Comm.]

40 Na [J. Nadich--re mistreatment of Jews, 1945] National Cultural Center, Washington, D.C. (MDE) (1)(2)

Ne [Eisenhower re speech honorariums] Nevins, Gen. Arthur S. (only) (Farm operations) [empty] New York World’s Fair (1)-(4)

Ni [world college] Nichols, Thomas S. (only) [Olin Corp., shooting, hunting] Nielson, Aksel (only) [Interfiled in Special Name Series] Nixon, Richard M. (only) [Interfiled in Special Name Series] No [Norstad] O (Pres, O’Kelly-Ireland) Ol [Col. Barney Oldfield; Op. Sail; John M. Olin] Or

41 Pa [Eisenhower to J. Anthony Wills re portrait of Eisenhower; A. Palmer; Eisenhower to J. Hall re politics and People-to-People] Pap [E. Parker of Spalding re golf clubs, bags, and balls; Ambassador Parsons--trip to Europe] Pau [William D. Pawley--Cuba] Pe [Peace Corps; Sen. J. Pearson] Per [C. Percy—John F. Kennedy’s foreign policy; National Anthem] Ph [Philippines--war claims; Eisenhower-Nixon problem] Pi Pitcairn, Raymond (only) [empty] Po [Forest C. Pogue--interview of Eisenhower; rearming of West Germany; H.J. Porter--citizens’ comm. vs. regular Party] Pos Pr [Press Conference-May 10, 1962] Pro

Q Ra [Radford; C. Randall; world college; private academies]

42 Ray, Philip Alexander (galley proof of book on Latin America)

Re Rei Rep Republican Congressional Committee Newsletter Ri [Free Europe Comm.; political freedom; Monroe Doctrine; space program] Roa [world college] Roberts, Cliff (only) [interfiled in Special Name Series] Robinson, William E. (only) Roc Rockefeller, Nelson A. (only) Rockefeller, Nelson A. (Lectures on Federalism) Roe [Young Republican National Federation] Romney, George (only) [Interfiled in Special Name Series] Rose [Garner Shriver; liquor issue] Ru [prayer in schools; shotguns and Baja] Sa Sam Sanford

43 Saulnier, Raymond J. [economic outlook for 1962; 60-61 recession; deficit in FY 59; tax cuts; economic growth]

Sca [J. Earl Schaefer, Boeing Co.] School [Gen. Schulz; political appearances; Eisenhower re item veto; Eisenhower to Schweppe re role of Supreme Court] Sco [Bill Scranton] Scott, Hugh [Cuba] Sea [Fred Seaton--political campaign, dedication of Library; Colorado River Project--power lines] Sh [SHAEF; SHAPE] Shau [Helsinki Youth Festival]

44 Shaw

Si Sin [Eisenhower to Sligh re family Bible] Smith Sn So Sp [world college] Stac [Eisenhower--Lee’s strategy and mistakes in Battle of Gettysburg; Eisenhower to Minott-WWII, Battle of Bulge, German Redoubt, advance into Austria] Stans, Maurice [suggestions for pro-Nixon speech] Star [Eisenhower--Polish people and soldiers, WWII] Ste [National Cultural Center; Ted Stevens] Stennis, John (Subcommittee) [Eisenhower re Communist threat, extremism, military role re communism, McCarthy affair] Sti [NATO Defense College]

Sto [National Cultural Center; political campaign] Stra Strauss, Lewis (only) [Interfiled in Special Name Series] Stri [ACLU; civil rights] Stu [increased spending for armaments] Su [school prayer--Supreme Court decision] Sw [Sweden; Symington] Ta Te [Eisenhower--Telstar Program, 7-31-62] Th [S. Thurmond--Freedoms Foundation] Thayer, Walter N. [Interfiled in Special Name Series] Ti [Sen. Tower--Eisenhower statement on South] Tr [Harry S. Truman]

45 Truman, Harry S. (1)(2) [cross-reference sheets, 1952-1960, to references to Truman

in White House Central Files] Ts [world college; Tshombe--Congo] Tu Turf and Field Club U Un Va Van Van Marle [Gen. Van Tricht--U.S. policy on West Guinea]

Ve Vi [J. Vogel--Angels in the Outfield movie] Wa Wall [world college] War [pheasant hunting; use of auto; Swedish government--present attitude toward Eisenhower] Watson

46 We [English textbook--statements re Eisenhower; Kenneth Wells--Freedoms Foundation] Wem [Eisenhower’s staff; West German government; Westmoreland] West Point Roster, Class of 1915 Wh [costs of charter aircraft and leases on aircraft; Republican Party] Whitman, Ann C. Whitman, Ann C. [interfiled from A75-22, April 1994] Wi Will [J. Anthony Wills--portrait of Eisenhower]

Wilson, A.

Wilson, C. Wo [Republican Party; Fall schedule; information on Mamie Eisenhower’s mother, Elivera Mathilda Carlson Doud; Mamie Eisenhower to Rose Woods re trip to Europe] Woodrow Wilson Memorial Commission Wor [World Amateur Golf Championship--Eisenhower Trophy; world college; World Wildlife Fund--Eisenhower honorary chairman; Wormser--gold standard]

Wr [Henry Wriston--American Assembly]

X

47 Ya Young [J.O. Young--1950 draft Eisenhower material] Z [D. Zanuck-movie, Longest Day; Nixon campaign; People-to-People] Miscellaneous [agricultural policy; AMA; procedure for handling Eisenhower’s mail] Chron File January 1962 [John F. Kennedy program; Oppenheimer and Harry Dexter White cases] Chron File February (1)(2) [Cuba; Dixon-Yates; politics and Republican Party organization; prayer] Chron File February 1962 (3) [J. Edgar Hoover-Birch Society claims; policy on display of Eisenhower’s paintings; Eisenhower’s activities in California; young people and hard work; list of Republican Party leaders] Chron File February 1962 (4) [Eisenhower--newspapers press] Chron File February 1962 (5) [Save the Children Fed.; Dr. Dunlap--Palm Desert minister; Abe Lincoln’s contributions; George Allen] Chron File February 1962 (6) [Nixon; blockade of Cuba; E. Dirksen; NASA and Mercury program--Glennan] Chron File February 1962 (7) [Eisenhower--recklessness of current Administration, Mercury program, Cuba; golfing with Eisenhower; Eisenhower’s use of contractions in writing] Chron File February 1962 (8) [J. Edgar Hoover--rumors and loose talk; favorite prayer; Mamie Eisenhower’s ancestry, education, religious background, favorite pastime, cultural interests, etc.; Eisenhower’s policy on use of name] Chron File March (1)-(3) [Romney--observations and advice by Eisenhower; spurious material re Eisenhower; Goodpaster; Fred Seaton--transmission lines and electric power; today’s youth; 18-year-old vote; National Cultural Center—Mamie Eisenhower]

48 Chron File March 1962 (4)-(10) [Adenauer; list of alumni for Eisenhower Administration; Eisenhower’s policy on joining organizations; private vs. public power; farm; Eisenhower’s health; United Nations; Common Market; troop informational programs; United Nations--deficit spending; G. Romney; Republicans;

causes of Republican weakness; why Mamie Eisenhower hated airplanes; W. Alton Jones; health and current activities; use of Eisenhower’s name; list of French premiers; Eisenhower--1962 primary elections] Chron File April 1962 (1)-(6) [World Bank; military men in politics; Communist infiltration; Eisenhower’s policy on autographs; life in California; Eisenhower’s May schedule; Harry Darby and Library dedication; Floyd Odlum-office space]

49 Chron File April 1962 (7)-(9) [People-to-People; Prince Bernard--Library dedication; Parker--golf balls; James Cagney; government financing of political campaigns; Jacqueline Cochran; unification of Europe] Chron File May 1962 (1)-(3) [rail trip to California; water fluoridation; admitting China to United Nations; Eisenhower’s greatest childhood influences; Abilene Library dedication; Medicare; golf; item veto] Chron File May 1962 (4)(5) [Laos situation; S. Vietnam; F. Gosden; Eisenhower to Sutliff--resigns as chairman of Editorial Advisory Board of Encyclopedia Americana; Barry Leithead--Executor of Eisenhower’s estate; Republican politics; trade policy; Prescott Bush; D-Day] Chron File May 1962 (6)-(10) [Republican leadership; possible shadow cabinet; report on Col. Schulz; golf story; Eisenhower--magazine advertising vs. TV. advertising; Churchill]

50 Chron. File June 1962 (1)-(9) [Eisenhower’s policy on autographs; Gettysburg Farm] Chron. File July 1962 (1)-(5) [Eisenhower’s speechwriters when president; Sen. Eugene Millikin of Colorado; use of troops at Little Rock]

51 Chron. File July 1962 (6)(7)

52 Christmas Card Lists, 1962 (1)(2) Christmas Card Lists, 1961 (1)-(3) [list of Eisenhower alumni] Christmas Card Lists, 1960 Christmas Card Lists, 1959 (1)(2) Christmas Gift List, 1961

Oversize File-Bank for International Settlements Oversize File-Burning Tree Club-Certificate of Honorary Membership Oversize File-Thoroughbred Racing and Polo

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