Gerald R. Ford Library

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Public Liaison Office

 

 

 

 

WILLIAM J. BAROODY, JR.

Assistant to the President for Public Liaison:

Files, 1974‑77

 

 

SUMMARY DESCRIPTION

 

       Material concerning the operation of the Public Liaison Office, liaison with interest groups, White House briefings and conferences, the issuance of presidential proclamations, and issues (especially business‑related issues such as consumerism).  The bulk of the file dates from August 1974 to December 1975; in several series only scattered later items appear.

 

QUANTITY

21.0 linear feet (ca. 42,000 pages)

 

DONOR

Gerald R. Ford (accession numbers 77‑2 and 77‑107)

 

ACCESS

Open.  Some items are temporarily restricted under terms of the donor's deed of gift, a copy of which is available on request, or under National Archives and Records Administration general restrictions (36 CFR 1256).

 

COPYRIGHT

Gerald R. Ford has donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections.  The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them.  Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain.

 

Prepared by William McNitt, February 1992

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BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

 

 

 

William J. Baroody, Jr.

 

 

November 5, 1937              Born, Manchester, NH

 

1959                                   B.A., Holy Cross College

 

1959‑61                              U.S. Navy

 

1961‑63                              Graduate studies in political science, Georgetown University

 

1961‑64                              Staff assistant, U.S. Representative Melvin Laird; staff member, House Appropriations Committee

 

1965‑69                              Legislative and press assistant, U.S. Representative Melvin Laird

 

1968‑69                              Research Director, House Republican Conference

 

1969‑73                              Assistant to Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird

 

1973‑74                              Special Assistant to the President, White House

 

1974‑77                              Assistant to the President for Public Liaison, White House

 

1977‑78                              Executive Vice President, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research

 

1978‑86                              President, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research

 


INTRODUCTION

 

 

 

            William J. Baroody, Jr., began his career in Washington as an aide to Republican congressman Melvin Laird.  As Laird moved to other positions, including Secretary of Defense and then White House Counsellor, Baroody continued to assist him.  Soon after joining the White House staff, Baroody began to do some liaison work with interest groups, although his was not the only office serving this function.  He presented President Nixon with a plan to consolidate all liaison offices within a single umbrella organization in January 1974, but they made little progress before the end of the administration.

 

 

Baroody's Role in the Ford White House

Upon the departure of Anne Armstrong from the White House in December 1974, President Ford merged the liaison functions of her office with those of Baroody's office and several independent liaison efforts to form a consolidated Office of Public Liaison (OPL).  Baroody and his staff handled most interest group liaison for the remainder of the administration, although for periods of time White House staff members from other offices handled some liaison efforts (e.g., David Lissy's work with Jewish organizations and Bradley Patterson's with Native Americans).

 

The OPL listened to group concerns and communicated them to the President or the appropriate agency.  They also explained to groups the administration's positions and programs and pursued a media outreach effort to make the public aware that there were people in the White House ready and eager to listen to their views.  This helped to project an image of an open White House. In contrast to the more political nature of the liaison efforts headed by Chuck Colson during the early 1970s, the Ford OPL tried to be more inclusive and avoid even the appearance of impropriety.

 

Key tools employed by Baroody and his staff included White House briefings and conferences and staff appearances at interest group meetings.  A series of "Tuesday at the White House" and "Wednesday at the White House" meetings brought about 80 to 250 representatives of various interest groups to the White House for meetings with administration officials and an exchange of views.

 


The OPL also organized White House conferences on domestic and economic affairs between November 1974 and October 1975 and conferences on consumer representation plans in January 1976. These 24 conferences, held in various cities around the country, consisted of day‑long sessions usually attended by 1400‑1600 people.  Administration officials (sometimes including President Ford) made presentations at these meetings and took questions from the attendees.

 

 

Scope and Content of the Baroody Files

The Baroody Files are useful for studying White House liaison with interest groups, especially White House briefings and White House conferences.  The collection contains extensive information on the "Tuesday at the White House" and "Wednesday at the White House" briefings, the White House Conferences on Domestic and Economic Affairs, and the White House Conferences on Consumer Representation Plans.

 

A significant amount of material on a small number of issues such as consumer affairs, economics, and energy appears in the collection, but relatively little on most other issues.  A large series of White House memoranda documents Baroody's interactions with other members of the White House staff.

 

One major weakness of the collection is the absence of much documentation on the work of Baroody and the OPL during the last year of the administration.  Many folders end late in 1975 and others contain only a few items from 1976.  For example, the collection contains little on Baroody's suggestions for the 1976 presidential campaign.  These missing materials do not appear among the other collections in the Ford Library.

 

 

Related Materials (February 1992):

The collections received from other staff members in the Office of Public Liaison are all closely related.  The most complete information on White House conferences appears in the Jeffrey Eves Files, while the Theodore Marrs Files contain much on White House briefings.  Other OPL staff files concentrate on liaison with specific interest groups.  Scattered material on public liaison appears in a number of other White House collections, including those of Baroody's supervisor John Marsh.


 

Series Descriptions

 

1‑20         Subject File, 1974‑76.  (8.0 linear feet)

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, briefing papers, logs, schedules, speeches, lists, and clippings.  The material concerns the operation of the Public Liaison Office, liaison with interest groups, legislation, White House briefings, economics, energy, and business issues (especially consumerism).  The bulk of the file dates from 1974 and 1975; only scattered folders cover 1976.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

 

21‑27       White House Memoranda, 1974‑76.  (2.8 linear feet)

Memoranda exchanged with other members of the White House staff concerning the work of the Public Liaison Office and Baroody's interactions with individuals in other White House offices.  Major topics include consumerism, legislation, liaison with interest groups, the White House staff, and White House briefings for various groups.  The bulk of the file dates from 1974 and 1975.  Some folders contain a few memoranda from 1976, but many do not.

Arranged alphabetically by staff member name.

 

28‑33       General Correspondence, 1974‑76.  (2.2 linear feet)

Correspondence between Baroody and government officials, businessmen, journalists, academics, and the general public.  The letters concern a variety of topics, especially interest groups and such business issues as common situs picketing and consumer affairs.

Arranged alphabetically.

 

34‑36       Proclamations File, 1974‑76.  (1.2 linear feet)

Ceremonial copies of presidential proclamations for a variety of holidays and special occasions, along with some correspondence and memoranda concerning requests that proclamations be issued or distribution of the ceremonial copies.  The President issued proclamations for both standard holidays and occasions (Memorial Day, Thanksgiving, Mother's Day) and for special days or weeks requested by various groups (Country Music Month, National Tennis Week, Women's Equality Day).

Arranged alphabetically by name of the occasion.

 


37‑41       Weekly Briefing Notes on U.S. Domestic Developments, 1975‑76.  (2.0 linear feet)

Weekly briefing books showing U.S. social, demographic, and economic statistics.  Vice President Rockefeller distributed copies of these books to the President and various White House staff members. Baroody did not annotate his copies.

Arranged chronologically.

 

42                    Mary Featherall Secretarial Notebooks, 1975‑76.  (0.4 linear feet)

Notebooks containing Featherall's notes on routine work assignments, requests for information, addresses, telephone numbers, etc.

Arranged chronologically.

 

43‑53       Publications Reference File, 1971‑76.  (4.4 linear feet)

Published reports and studies concerning issues which were prominent during the Nixon and Ford administrations.  While a few government publications and books published by commercial publishers are included, the bulk are publications of the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.  The Ford Library staff transferred many of the publications to the Library's book collection during processing.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

 


 

Container List

 

Box 1           Subject File

Address Changes (1)‑(2)

Agency for Consumer Advocacy (1)‑(4)

Association Liaison Log (1)‑(4)

Bicentennial

Bicentennial ‑ Federal Bicentennial Fact Book (1)

 

Box 2            Subject File

Bicentennial ‑ Federal Bicentennial Fact Book (2)‑(5)

Biographies ‑ Baroody, William J.

Biographies ‑ Miscellaneous

Briefing Book, 5/75 ‑ Chicago (Clippings)

Briefing Book, 10/16/75 ‑ Cox Newspapers

Briefing Book, 10/30/75 ‑ Metromedia Anchormen Interview

Briefing Book, 11/6/75 ‑ New England

Briefing Book, 2/19‑20/76 ‑ New Hampshire (1)‑(2)

Briefing Book, 3/5‑6/76 ‑ Illinois (1)‑(2)

 

Box 3            Subject File

Briefing Book, 10/76 (1)‑(3)

Budget in Brief (Publication)

Business ‑ Government Relations Council Meeting, 11/22/74

Cabinet ‑ Agriculture

Cabinet ‑ Commerce

Cabinet ‑ Defense

Cabinet ‑ HEW

Cabinet ‑ HUD

Cabinet ‑ Interior

Cabinet ‑ Justice

Cabinet ‑ Labor

Cabinet ‑ State

Cabinet ‑ Transportation

 

Box 4            Subject File

Cabinet ‑ Treasury (1)‑(3)

Campaign

Cargo Preference

Carter, Jimmy ‑ Republican National Committee Quote Book (1)‑(3)

Chronological File, 8/74‑7/75 (1)‑(3)

Condolences

 


Box 5            Subject File

Conference on Inflation ‑ Catalogue of Economic Policy Recommendations (1)‑(3)

Congratulations From Baroody

Congratulations To Baroody

Consumer Representation Plans ‑ Federal Register (Publication)

Conventions

Crime Message

Domestic Council ‑ Decision Papers (1)‑(2)

Economic Address to Congress, 10/8/74 ‑ Briefings (1)‑(4)

 

Box 6            Subject File

Economic and Energy Proposals, 1/75

Economic Policy Board (1)‑(2)

Energy, 5/75

Energy ‑ Federal Energy Administration Summary, 9/17/75

Farm Bill

Ford Presidency ‑ Two Year Report (1)‑(2)

Indochina Refugees (1)‑(2)

Inflation Booklet By Frank and Mary Fishburne (1)‑(2)

Invitations (1)‑(3)

Invitations ‑ State Dinners

 

Box 7            Subject File

Labor (1)‑(3)

Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (1)‑(2)

Legislation

Livestock and Poultry Growers Meeting With the President, 10/30/74

Mailing Lists (1)‑(5)

 

Box 8            Subject File

Mailing Lists (6)

Mailings

  ‑ General (1)‑(3)

  ‑ 2/13/74: Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan

  ‑ 2/16/74: Transportation Message

  ‑ 2/22/74: Economic Adjustment Act

  ‑ 2/26/74: Controlled Substances Trafficking Act

  ‑ 2/26/74: Ethnic Leaders

  ‑ 3/8/74: Disabled Veterans Compensation

  ‑ 3/9‑21/74: Energy Legislation

  ‑ 3/14/74: Campaign Reform Proposal

  ‑ 3/20/74: Bicentennial Administration

  ‑ 3/25/74: Clean Air Act Amendments

  ‑ 3/28/74: Education

  ‑ 4/5/74: Vietnam Veterans Day

  ‑ 4/30/74: President's Response to the Judiciary Committee

  ‑ 5/6/74: Economic Stabilization Program

  ‑ 5/23/74: Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan

  ‑ 5/28/74: Statement on Educational Amendments

  ‑ 6/2/75: Budget Report and Energy Program

Miscellaneous (1)‑(2)

 

Box 9            Subject File

Miscellaneous Reference Material

National Association of Arab Americans (1)‑(2)

National Association of Manufacturers

National Industrial Council Briefing, 6/10/75

Natural Gas Shortage ‑ Federal Energy Administration Report, 8/75

Newspaper Clippings (1)‑(2)

No Fault Insurance ‑ Meeting with the President, 5/3/75

Office of Education

Office of Management and Budget

Personal Correspondence (1)‑(2)

Personnel

Pittron ‑ Wayne Alderson

Privacy ‑ Levi Speech, 4/28/75

 

Box 10          Subject File

Public Liaison Office ‑ Concepts

Public Liaison Office ‑ General (1)‑(4)

Public Liaison Office ‑ Media Relations

Public Liaison Office ‑ Meeting Log

Record of Calls Returned (Empty)

Referrals (1)‑(5)

 

Box 11          Subject File

Referrals (6)‑(8)

Regulatory Reform

Requests for Letters and Messages from the President

Requests for Meetings (1)‑(5)

Schedules ‑ Baroody

Scheduling ‑ President (1)‑(3)

 


Box 12          Subject File

Scheduling ‑ President (4)‑(14)

Scheduling ‑ Presidential Spokesmen

Scrapbook Material (1)‑(3)

 

Box 13          Subject File

Scrapbook Material (4)‑(5)

Senior Citizens Organizations ‑ Meeting with the President, 8/23/74

Small Business Administration

Special Assistant to the President for Hispanic Affairs

Speeches ‑ Baroody, William (1)‑(3)

Speeches ‑ Nitze, Paul

Speeches ‑ Others

Speeches ‑ Weidenbaum, Murray

Speeches ‑ Wriston, Walter

State of the Union Address, 1975 (1)‑(2)

 

Box 14          Subject File

State of the Union Address, 1975

  ‑ Briefings: Correspondence (1)‑(4)

  ‑ Briefings: Invitations (1)‑(2)

  ‑ Briefings: Memoranda

  ‑ Briefings: Transcripts (1)‑(2)

Tax Cut/Spending Proposals (1)‑(2)

Travel ‑ General

 

Box 15          Subject File

Travel ‑ Requests (1)‑(3)

Tuesday Meetings

  ‑ General (1)‑(3)

  3/11/75: Consumer Education (1)‑(2)

  6/10/75: Customs Modernization Act (1)‑(3)

  ‑ 7/1/75: Citizen Involvement

Veterans Administration

Wednesday Meetings

  ‑ General

  ‑ Lists of Attendees

 


Box 16          Subject File

Wednesday Meetings

  ‑ 11/20/74: Electric Utilities

  ‑ 12/4/74: Printing Industry

  ‑ 12/11/74: Professional Service Firms

  ‑ 12/11/74: Professional Service Firms

  ‑ 1/8/75: Food Processing Industry

  ‑ 2/5/75: Women Business/Financial Leaders

  ‑ 2/15/75: Home Economists in Business

  ‑ 2/21/75: Grocery Manufacturers

  ‑ 3/5/75: Federation of Americans Supporting Science and Technology

  ‑ 3/19/75: Insurance Industry

  ‑ 4/29/75: Forest Products Industry

  5/7/75: Pension Industry (1)‑(2)

  ‑ 6/18/75: U.S. Catholic Conference

  ‑ 7/2/75: American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

  ‑ 7/30/75: Wholesale Distribution Industry

  ‑ 9/24/75: American Chamber of Commerce Executives

  ‑ 9/24/75: Chemical Industry

White House Conferences on Consumer Representation Plans

  ‑ General (1)‑(2)

 

Box 17          Subject File

White House Conferences on Consumer Representation Plans

  ‑ 1/13/76: Evanston, IL

  ‑ 1/14/76: Kansas City, MO

  ‑ 1/16/76: Boston, MA

  ‑ 1/19/76: Atlanta, GA

  ‑ 1/21/76: Houston, TX

  ‑ 1/23/76: Philadelphia, PA

  ‑ 1/26/76: Denver, CO

  ‑ 1/29/76: Stanford, CA

  ‑ 1/30/76: Los Angeles, CA

White House Conference on Domestic and Economic Affairs ‑

  ‑ 11/1/74: Portland, OR

  11/26/74: Minneapolis, MN (1)‑(2)

  2/3/75: Atlanta, GA (1)‑(2)

 


Box 18          Subject File

White House Conference on Domestic and Economic Affairs

  2/3/75: Atlanta, GA (3)‑(5)

  ‑ 2/25/75: Hollywood, FL

  ‑ 4/3/75: San Diego, CA

  4/18/75: Concord, NH (1)‑(5)

  7/3/75: Cincinnati, OH ‑ Briefing Book (1)‑(2)

 

Box 19          Subject File

White House Conference on Domestic and Economic Affairs

  ‑ 7/3/75: Cincinnati, OH ‑ Transcript

  ‑ 8/19/75: Peoria, IL

  ‑ 8/26/75: Milwaukee, WI ‑ News Clippings

  ‑ 8/26/75: Milwaukee, WI ‑ Press Comments

  ‑ 8/26/75: Milwaukee, WI ‑ Transcript

  ‑ 9/4/75: Seattle, WA

  ‑ 9/12/75: St. Louis, MO

  10/1/75: Omaha, NE (1)‑(2)

  ‑ 10/7/75: Knoxville, TN ‑ Appalachian Magazine

  10/7/75: Knoxville, TN ‑ Background Papers (1)‑(2)

  10/7/75: Knoxville, TN ‑ Briefing Book (1)‑(2)

 

Box 20          Subject File

White House Conference on Domestic and Economic Affairs

  10/7/75: Knoxville, TN ‑ Energy Symposium (1)‑(2)

  10/7/75: Knoxville, TN ‑ General (1)‑(2)

  10/7/75: Knoxville, TN ‑ Press Comments (1)‑(2)

  ‑ 10/7/75: Knoxville, TN ‑ Proceedings

White House Security

White House Staff Reorganization, 12/18/74 (Press Releases)

WIN Program (1)‑(2)

Zonta International

 

Box 21          White House Memoranda

Anderson, Gwen

Armstrong, Anne

Ash, Roy

Bennett, Douglas (1)‑(4)

Buchen, Philip

Byington, John

Calhoun, John

Cannon, James

Cavanaugh, James

Cavaney, Red

Chapman, Dudley

Cheney, Richard

Connor, James

De Baca, Fernando

Duval, Michael

Elliott, Roland

Eves, Jeffrey

 

Box 22          White House Memoranda

Falk, James

First Lady and Staff

Friedersdorf, Max

Gemmell, William

Greenspan, Alan

Gulley, Bill

Hartmann, Robert (1)‑(2)

Hasek, Eliska

Janka, Les

Jones, Jerry (1)‑(6)

 

Box 23          White House Memoranda

Knauer, Virginia (1)‑(8)

Krolik, Richard

Leonard, Mildred

Lichenstein, Chuck

Linder, Robert

Lindh, Patricia

Loen, Vernon

Lynn, James (1)‑(2)

 

Box 24          White House Memoranda

Marrs, Theodore (1)‑(3)

Marsh, John

Miller, Robert

Mitler, Milton

Nessen, Ron (1)‑(2)

Nessen, Ron ‑ National Security Council Guidance

Nessen, Ron ‑ Press Briefings (1)‑(2)

Nessen, Ron ‑ Report on President Ford's First Year

Nicholson, William

O'Neill, Paul

 

Box 25          White House Memoranda

Powell, Pamela (1)‑(2)

Ross, Norman

Rumsfeld, Donald

Rush, Kenneth

Rustand, Warren (1)‑(9)

Schleede, Glenn

 

Box 26          White House Memoranda

Scott, Stan (1)‑(5)

Scowcroft, Brent

Seidman, L. William

Sterlacci, Michael

Theis, Paul (1)‑(5)

 

Box 27          White House Memoranda

Unland, John (1)‑(6)

Valis, Wayne

Vice President (1)‑(2)

Vickerman, John

Webster, Donald

Wicklein, Marge

 

Box 28          General Correspondence

A ‑ Cre

 

Box 29          General Correspondence

Crf ‑ G

 

Box 30          General Correspondence

H ‑ Law

 

Box 31          General Correspondence

Lax ‑ M

 

Box 32          General Correspondence

N ‑ Sl

 

Box 33          General Correspondence

Sm ‑ Z

 

Box 34          Proclamations File

Proclamations ‑ General

Proclamations ‑ Nixon (1)‑(5)

American Education Week

American Heart Month

Armed Forces Day

Bicentennial Independence Day

Bicentennial Year

Bill of Rights Day/Human Rights Day and Week

Cancer Control Month

Captive Nations Week

Census of Agriculture

Child Health Day

Citizenship Day and Constitution Week

Columbus Day

Country Music Month

Earth Day

Emergency Medical Services Week

Executive Order 9066 Termination

 

Box 35          Proclamations File

Father's Day

Fire Prevention Week

Flag Day and National Flag Week

General Pulaski's Memorial Day

Immunization Action Week

International Clergy Week

International Women's Year

Japan ‑ United States Friendship Days

Johnny Horizon '76 Clean Up America Month

Law Day, U.S.A.

Leif Erickson Day

Loyalty Day

March of Dimes Birth Defects Prevention Month

Memorial Day

Mother's Day

National Arthritis Month

National Bicentennial Highway Safety Year

National Day of Prayer

National Day of Prayer for Americans Missing in Action in Southeast Asia

National Defense Transportation Day and National Transportation Week

 


Box 36          Proclamations File

National Employ the Handicapped Week

National Family Week

National Farm ‑ City Week

National Farm Safety Week

National Forest Products Week

National Good Neighbor Day

National Hispanic Heritage Week

National Historic Preservation Week

National Hunting and Fishing Day

National Jaycee Week

National Legal Secretaries' Court Observance Week

National Maritime Day

National MIA Awareness Day

National Nurse Week

National Parkinson Week

National Poison Prevention Week

National Rural Health Week

National Safe Boating Week

National Saint Elizabeth Seton Day

National School Lunch Week

National Student Government Day

National Tennis Week

National Volunteer Firemen Week

Native American Awareness Week

Norwegian‑American Day

Older Americans Month

Pan American Day and Pan American Week

Red Cross Month

Save Your Vision Month

Small Business Week

Space Exploration Day

Thanksgiving Day

Thomas Jefferson Day

United Nations Day

Veterans Day

White Cane Safety Day

Women's Equality Day

World Law Day

World Population Year

World Trade Week

Wright Brothers Day

 

Box 37          Weekly Briefing Notes on U.S. Domestic Developments

8/11/75 ‑ 10/20/75

 

Box 38          Weekly Briefing Notes on U.S. Domestic Developments

10/28/75 ‑ 1/26/76

 

Box 39          Weekly Briefing Notes on U.S. Domestic Developments

2/2/76 ‑ 4/19/76

 

Box 40          Weekly Briefing Notes on U.S. Domestic Developments

4/26/76 ‑ 7/19/76

 

Box 41          Weekly Briefing Notes on U.S. Domestic Developments

7/26/76 ‑ 10/12/76

 

Box 42          Mary Featherall Secretarial Notebooks

10/75‑6/76

 

Box 43          Publications Reference File

Abortion ‑ Computer Printout of Proposed Legislation (1)‑(2)

Affirmative Action

Agency for Consumer Advocacy

Aircraft

American Enterprise Institute

American Enterprise Institute ‑ Annual Reports

American Enterprise Institute ‑ Publications Catalog

American Issues Forum (1)‑(4)

Antitrust

Arms Control

Association Management, 1973

 

Box 44          Publications Reference File

Atomic Energy

Automobile Safety

Biblical Prophecies, 1970

Bicentennial

Brazil

Business

Busing

Canada

Cancer, 1973

Children ‑ Computer Printout of Proposed Legislation (1)‑(6)

 

Box 45          Publications Reference File

Children ‑ Computer Printout of Proposed Legislation (7)‑(13)

China

Colombia

Congress

Conservation

Consumerism

Cuba

 

Box 46          Publications Reference File

Department of Defense

Drugs

Economic Planning

Economic Stabilization Program, 1973 (1)‑(2)

Economics

Economics ‑ Cambridge Report (1)‑(3)

Electric Power

Energy (1)‑(2)

Environmental Protection

 

Box 47          Publications Reference File

Evans‑Novak Political Report (1)‑(2)

Federal Budget

Federal Express

Federal Reserve

Food

Food Safety

Foreign Affairs

Foreign Aid

Foreign Claims Settlement Commission

Forests

Germany

Government Reform

Government Reorganization

Greenbrier '75

Gun Control

Hatch Act

Health (1)‑(2)

Health Insurance

Highways, 1972‑73 (1)‑(2)

Hospitals

 


Box 48          Publications Reference File

Housing, 1972‑73

Inflation

International Monetary System

Japan

Justice

Land Use

Latin America

Law Enforcement

Law of the Sea

Lebanon

Local Governments

Malaysia

Manpower Policy

Mass Transit, 1971‑72 (1)‑(2)

Metric System

Middle East

National Health Insurance

National Labor Relations Board

National Security

NATO

Natural Gas

Natural Resources

New York City Financial Crisis

Obscenity

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

 

Box 49          Publications Reference File

Office of Economic Opportunity, 1973 (1)‑(2)

Office of Technology Assessment, 1971‑73 (1)‑(2)

Oil

Outer Space

Pan American Games

Pension Plans, 1968‑74 (1)‑(3)

Population

Postal Matters

 


Box 50          Publications Reference File

Privacy, 1973

Private Bills, 1973

Public Laws, 1973 (1)‑(5)

Public Opinion Polls

Railroads

Rand Corporation

Real Estate

Regulatory Reform

 

Box 51          Publications Reference File

Republican Party (1)‑(2)

Robinson‑Patman Act

Rural Development, 1970‑72 (1)‑(4)

 

Box 52          Publications Reference File

Rural Development, 1970‑72 (5)‑(9)

Saudi Arabia

Scientific and Technological Cooperation

Social Indicators

Social Security

Sugar

Supreme Court Decisions

Taxes

Terrorism

Trade

Transportation, 1968‑75 (1)‑(3)

 

Box 53          Publications Reference File

Trucking Industry

Ukrainian‑Americans, 1972

Unemployment

U.S. Postal Service

United Way

Urban Policy, 1972‑73

Veterans Administration Hospitals

Vietnamese War

Voter Registration

Water Pollution, 1972 (1)‑(2)

Watergate

Welfare

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars