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ARTHUR F. BURNS
Counsellor
to President Nixon, 1969‑70; Chairman,
Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System,
1970‑78:
Papers, (1957) 1969-78
SUMMARY DESCRIPTION
The collection includes extensive files
on U.S. domestic and international financial and monetary affairs, bank regulation
and reform, administration of the Federal Reserve, and related issues. It also includes Dr. Burns' 1969-70 files
from the Nixon White House on domestic and economic issues. Note: later accessions of Burns Papers,
mostly covering 1979-87, are not described here and are not yet available to
research.
QUANTITY
187
linear feet (ca. 374,000 pages)
DONOR
Arthur
F. Burns (accession numbers 83-7, 86-28, 87-37, and 88-31)
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
Dr.
Burns 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unpublished writings in National Archives collections.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:
Sandra Raub Mitchell, September 1985
Revised by:
Karen Rohrer, July 1987; William McNitt, August 1994
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BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
Arthur F. Burns
1925 Received
A.B. and A.M. degrees in economics from Columbia University
1926-27 Lecturer
in economics at
1927-44 Economics
instructor at
1930-68 In
addition to teaching, Burns joined the staff of the National Bureau of Economics
as a research associate in 1930. He
later served a/s the institute's director of research, 1945‑1953;
president, 1957‑1967; and chairman, 1967‑1968.
1934 Received
Ph.D. in economics from Columbia University
1941-42 Visiting
professor of economics at
1944-69 Professor of economics at
1953-56 Appointed
Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers by President Eisenhower. Also served as chairman,
Advisory Board on Economic Growth and Stability.
1956 Chairman
of the Cabinet Committee on Small Business
1957‑58 Member,
U.S. Advisory Council on Social Security Financing
1961-66 Member, President's Advisory Committee on Labor-Management
Policy
1968 Economics
adviser to presidential candidate Richard M. Nixon
Jan. 1969-Jan.
1970 Counsellor
to President Nixon. Burns
also served on the Cabinet
Committee on Economic Policy
Feb. 1970-Mar. 1978 Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
System
Sept. 1973-Jan. 1978 U.S. Alternate Governor to the International Monetary Fund
Aug. 1971-Jan. 1978 Member, Emergency Loan Guarantee Board
Oct. 1971-Apr. 1974 Head of the Committee on Interest and Dividends, part of
Nixon's Economic Stabilization Program
1977-81 & 1985-87 Distinguished Scholar, American Enterprise Institute for
Public Policy Research
1981-85 U.S.
Ambassador to West Germany
June 26, 1987 Died
at age 83 of complications following coronary bypass surgery.
Publications
include: Production Trends in the
United States Since 1870 (1934); Measuring Business Cycles (with
Wesley C. Mitchell, 1946); Frontiers of Economic Knowledge (1954); Prosperity
Without Inflation (1957); The Management of Prosperity (1966); and The
Business Cycle in a Changing World (1969).
INTRODUCTION
Origin and
Arrangement of the Burns Papers
The papers were created and
accumulated by Dr. Burns while he was Counsellor to
President Nixon, 1969‑70, and Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, 1970‑78. Dr. Burns donated the papers to the Ford
Library in 1981. The Library has
retained the original file scheme of the papers, and material on a given topic
is often located in several different file segments or series. For example, material on legislative issues
of interest to the Federal Reserve can be found in the Federal Reserve Board
Subject File, in the Congressional Correspondence File, in files on staff
members concerned with congressional liaison, and in files relating to Burns'
congressional testimony.
White House
Files, 1969‑70
This series relates to Burns'
functions as Counsellor to President Nixon from
January 1969 through January 1970. Known
as Nixon's chief of staff for domestic affairs, Burns was charged with the development
of domestic programs and policies. As head of the White House Office of Program
Development he was also in charge of establishing task forces on numerous
domestic issues. The series documents
the whole range of domestic issues, as well as some aspects of foreign affairs
such as trade and aid. Of particular
significance are files on agriculture, labor relations, poverty and welfare,
the federal budget process, campus unrest, commerce questions, housing and
construction, urban renewal, education, unemployment, and the economy.
Federal Reserve
Board Files, 1970‑78
The files, arranged into seventeen
series, reflect the wide range of responsibilities of the Federal Reserve
System. [Appendix A outlines the
structure of the Federal Reserve System and its relationship with the executive
and legislative branches of government.]
While the System's interests lie mainly in the area of monetary affairs,
the collection also includes a substantial amount of material on fiscal matters
collected by the Fed for use in projecting future economic developments. Some major areas of concern to the Federal
Reserve Board, documented in the papers, are described below.
Domestic and
International Monetary Policy
Included is material on both the formation
and conduct of the nation's monetary policy such as minutes and background
files for meetings of the Federal Open Market Committee; correspondence with
the Federal Reserve Banks, especially the Federal Reserve Bank of New York;
correspondence with the White House and Treasury Department; and material
concerning Federal Reserve interactions with foreign central banks and
international monetary organizations such as the International Monetary Fund
(IMF), the Group of Ten, and the Bank for International Settlements.
Domestic
monetary issues of concern to the Fed included the level of the nation's money
supply, the availability of credit, and the level of interest rates. The Federal Reserve Board (although
possessing virtually no statutory authority to make international monetary
policy) also considered international issues such as the balance of payments,
swap arrangements with other central banks, U.S. gold policy, the recycling of
surplus OPEC funds, and multilateral assistance to countries in financial
difficulty, particularly Italy, Mexico, and the United Kingdom. The Board was also represented on the
National Advisory Council on International Monetary and Financial Policy.
There is a particularly large body
of valuable material relating to international monetary reform. The United States' deteriorating balance of
payments position in the early 1970s led to President Nixon's unilateral
suspension of the convertibility of the U.S. dollar into gold on August 15,
1971. The Burns Papers include Federal
Reserve and Treasury memoranda discussing various reform proposals and files on
numerous international meetings which were subsequently held to discuss
international monetary reform. Included
is material on the December 1971 Smithsonian meeting where the dollar was
devalued for the first time since 1934 and on meetings of the Group of Ten and
the IMF held in the next several years.
In March 1973, after the dollar was devalued a second time, a new
international system of floating exchange rates was agreed to at a Paris
meeting of the Group of Ten and European Economic Community. Final agreement on abolishing the official
price of gold and on amending Article IV of the IMF's
Articles of Agreement came at a meeting of the IMF Interim Committee in Jamaica
in January 1976, shortly following French-American discussions on the matter at
the Rambouillet summit.
Banking
Regulation and Reform
Present in the files is
correspondence with other federal bank regulatory agencies -- the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency,
and the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, and staff memoranda concerning banking
regulations enforced by the Fed.
Of particular interest is the
material relating to bank regulatory reform.
During the 1970s Congress considered a number of legislative proposals
relating to reform of the financial industry.
Many recent innovations in banking such as the removal of Regulation Q
interest rate ceilings on certificates of deposit, the payment of interest on
checking accounts and the approval of negotiable order of withdrawal (NOW)
accounts nationwide, and the development of creative mortgage financing were
debated during Burns' tenure as Fed Chairman.
The Burns Papers include material on the Commission on Financial
Structure and Regulation (Hunt Commission) established in 1970 by President
Nixon to study problems experienced by financial institutions such as
commercial banks, savings and loans, and credit unions. There is also material on resulting legislative
reform proposals such as the Financial Institutions Act, first introduced in
Congress in 1973 and later re-submitted with some modifications by the Ford
administration in 1975.
In addition to material on specific
reform proposals, the papers also include files on the FINE (Financial
Institutions and the Nation's Economy) Study, a massive study conducted by the
House Committee on Banking, Currency and Housing in late 1975. This study explored financial reform including
topics such as housing finance and regulation of international banking. Comprehensive reform legislation, "The
Depository Institutions Deregulation and Monetary Control Act," imposing
uniform reserve requirements and allowing banks and other financial
institutions to greatly expand their services, was signed into law by President
Carter on March 31, 1980.
The voluminous material relating to
banking legislation includes correspondence with members of Congress, copies of
Burns' testimony before various congressional committees, and published
congressional hearings. Staff memoranda
analyze legislative issues, report on the progress of
bills, and document lobbying done to influence such legislation.
Incomes Policy,
Government Loan Guarantees
The Burns Papers also include
material on domestic aspects of President Nixon's "new economic
policy" of 1971, especially the Economic Stabilization Program set up to
combat inflation. There are files on
several temporary agencies which were established to issue and enforce domestic
economic controls (most notably wage and price controls) and material on
legislation to temporarily extend the program.
Dr. Burns, as Federal Reserve Chairman, served as head of one such
agency -- the Committee on Interest and Dividends which issued guidelines on
the payment of dividends and the level of interest rates.
Also present in the files is
material relating to the Federal Reserve System's role as lender of last
resort. During the 1970s the Federal
Reserve was concerned with federal loan guarantees to Penn Central Railroad and
Lockheed Aircraft and provided emergency assistance to commercial banks during
the New York City financial crisis of 1975.
The files include memoranda concerning the appropriate role of the Fed
and the passage of legislation authorizing such assistance, as well as reports
and minutes of the Emergency Loan Guarantee Board.
Administration
and Reform of the Federal Reserve System
Finally, the papers also contain
material relating to the administration of the Federal Reserve System, with information
on personnel policies, budgets and Federal Reserve Bank building facilities.
There is also material on
congressional attempts to exert greater control over the Federal Reserve
System. During the 1970s several bills
were introduced to reform the Federal Reserve System, including proposals to
allow the President to appoint the Federal Reserve Chairman to a term
approximately coterminous with his own.
House Concurrent Resolution 133, a non-binding resolution passed in
March 1975, directed Federal Reserve officials to appear before House and
Senate banking committees semiannually to testify concerning monetary goals for
the upcoming year and urged the Fed to pursue monetary growth to fight
recession. The Federal Reserve Reform
Act, enacted in 1977, placed new restrictions on the Federal Reserve System,
including Senate confirmation of the President's choice of Chairman and Vice
Chairman of the Board, and required the Fed to make quarterly reports to
Congress concerning its monetary targets.
Also, in 1978, after several years' debate, Congress passed legislation
requiring an audit of certain Federal Reserve operations by the General
Accounting Office.
Unprocessed
Accretions to the Burns Papers
Since the original archival processing
of the Burns Papers, the Library has received several accretions totalling approximately 53 feet of papers. The bulk of this material relates to his work
at the American Enterprise Institute (1978-81 and 1985-87) and as ambassador to
West Germany (1981-85). The accretions
have not been processed and are not available for research.
Related
Materials (September 1985):
Several subject categories in the
White House Central Files include material relating to issues touched upon by
the Burns Papers, especially categories FI (Finance), FO (Foreign Affairs), BE
(Business-Economics), IT (International Organizations), and FG 131 (Federal
Reserve System).
The files of several White House
staff members also include related material, particularly those of staff
members in the Office of Economic Affairs and members of the Domestic
Council. The files of L. William Seidman, Assistant to the President for Economic Affairs
and Executive Director, Economic Policy Board, especially include material on a
wide range of both domestic and international economic issues. Material on banking reform can be found in
the files of Domestic Council Associate Director Paul C. Leach.
The records of the Council of
Economic Advisers, 1974‑77, include similar files on a wide range of
international and domestic economic issues.
Papers of Julius Shiskin consist largely of
published material on economic matters, particularly the collection of
statistical data.
Additional papers of Arthur Burns,
1930‑69, consisting of personal material and files relating to his
service as Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, are held by the
Eisenhower Library.
List of Series
A
1‑34 White House Files
B
1‑118 Federal
Reserve Board Subject File
C
1‑16 Federal Reserve Board
Staff Files
D
1‑7 Federal Reserve Bank
Files
E
1‑44 Speeches and
Congressional Testimony
F
1‑15 Federal Open Market
Committee Published Minutes, 1962‑76
G
1-55 Federal Open Market Committee
Meeting Files
H
1-4 Federal Open Market Committee
Memoranda
I (letter
not used)
J Economic
Policy Board File (Unprocessed)
K
1‑41 Name Correspondence Files
L
1‑11 General Alphabetical
Correspondence, 1969‑73
M
1‑56 General Alphabetical
Correspondence, 1974‑78
N
1 Presidential Correspondence
O
1‑17 Congressional
Correspondence
P Personal
File
Q
1‑12 Chronological File
R
1‑16 Newspaper Clippings
S
1‑14 Publications
T Accretions
(Unprocessed)
Series Descriptions
A1-A34 White
House Files, 1969-77. (14.0 linear feet)
White House
staff memoranda, incoming and outgoing correspondence, newspaper clippings,
reports and printed material. The files
document the whole range of domestic issues facing the Nixon administration: welfare reform, the economy, housing,
education, labor relations, urban renewal, and many more.
Arranged
alphabetically by subject.
B1‑B118 Federal Reserve Board Subject File, 1969‑78. (47.2 linear feet)
Memoranda, correspondence,
reports, telegrams, briefing papers, newspaper clippings, public statements,
and printed material written by Burns or received by him, primarily from
Federal Reserve Board staff members, U.S. government officials, and foreign
banking officials. The files relate to
both domestic and international monetary affairs. Subjects include: Federal Reserve Board
organization and administration; bank regulation and reform; government loan
guarantees; the Economic Stabilization Program; the international monetary
crises of the early 1970s and subsequent international monetary reform; and
international efforts to assist countries in financial difficulty.
Arranged
alphabetically by subject and thereunder
chronologically. Material relating to
international meetings attended by Burns may be filed either under the name of
the organization or under "Trips" (if Burns attended more than one
event during the course of his travel.)
C1‑C16 Federal Reserve Board Staff Files, 1969‑78. (6.2 linear feet)
Memoranda to
Burns from fellow Governors of the Federal Reserve Board and members of the
Board staff concerning both domestic and international monetary policy. The folder title list enumerates some of the
important policy
matters that each staff member handled.
Arranged
alphabetically by name of staff member.
D1‑D7 Federal Reserve Bank Files, 1969‑78. (2.8 linear feet)
Correspondence
of Chairman Burns, and occasionally other Federal Reserve Governors, with
officers of the twelve regional Federal Reserve Banks. Also, occasionally, Federal Reserve staff
memoranda about the reserve banks, speeches given by bank officials, and bank
reports and publications. Topics include
requests and directives to the banks from the Board of Governors; personnel and
administrative matters; discount rates; bank opinions on monetary issues; and
proposed visits to the banks by Chairman Burns.
The files on the Federal Reserve Bank of New York also include material
on open market operations as well as reports on bank representatives' attendance
at meetings of the Bank for International Settlements.
Arranged
alphabetically by bank.
E1‑E44 Speeches and Congressional Testimony,
(1958) 1969‑78. (17.4 linear feet)
Files
on speeches, remarks, and congressional testimony given by Dr. Burns, primarily
as Federal Reserve Board Chairman. Most
files include a press release of the final version of the public
statement. Other material often present,
but not always, includes: drafts; background material such as Federal Reserve
staff memoranda, statistical tables, reports and printed material, bills before
Congress, and copies of speeches and testimony given by others; and published
congressional hearings. Burns made
nearly 100 appearances before congressional committees while Chairman and also
presented numerous speeches. Both
domestic and international economic topics are addressed. The subject of a particular speech or
congressional appearance is indicated in the folder title list.
Arranged
chronologically by date of speech or testimony.
F1‑F15 Federal Open Market Committee Published Minutes, 1962‑76. (3.8
linear feet)
Bound
annual volumes publishing Federal Open Market Committee minutes of actions,
memoranda of discussion, and occasional attachments. These records, documenting the monthly FOMC
meetings, were published by the Federal Reserve Board after a five-year
lag. Occasionally the Fed made deletions
from the original documents for reasons of confidentiality or national
security. In May 1976 the FOMC voted to
discontinue the lengthy memoranda of discussion and started producing a more
detailed record of policy actions (released to the public following the next
month's meeting). The records of policy
action were later published in the Federal Reserve Bulletin and in the Fed's
Annual Report to Congress.
Arranged
chronologically.
G1-G55 Federal
Open Market Committee Meeting File, 1970-78.
(22.0 linear feet)
An extensive
collection of minutes of actions, memoranda of discussion, records of policy
actions, transcripts of meetings, and background briefing materials relating to
the monthly FOMC meetings and occasional telephone conferences held between
meetings. Major topics include the
setting of monetary policy and the Fed's actions in implementing the policies
agreed upon, domestic economic conditions, and international monetary/foreign
exchange matters. The transcripts cover
only the meetings between March 1976 and March 1978. For earlier meetings, the minutes of actions,
memoranda of discussion, and records of policy actions provide the only record
of the discussions. The briefing books
cover the entire period, although the information for 1970 is less complete
than for other years.
Arranged
chronologically by the date of the meeting and thereunder
alphabetically by title.
H1-H4 Federal
Open Market Committee Memoranda, 1970-77.
(1.4 linear feet)
Memoranda and
attached reports distributed to members of the Federal Open Market
Committee. Most of the documents relate to
broader questions of FOMC policies and procedures, including questions of
access to FOMC records, rather than to specific meetings. Some information on the Committee on the
Directive and other FOMC committees appears.
Major topics are domestic monetary policy and foreign exchange, with
only occasional items touching on broader aspects of foreign and domestic
economic policies and conditions.
Arranged
chronologically.
I (Letter
Not Used)
J Economic Policy Board
File, 1974‑77. (4.5 linear feet)
Economic Policy Board agenda, minutes and memoranda and options papers prepared by other agencies. Duplicates of material found in boxes 19‑36 of the L. William Seidman Files. Although not officially a member of the EPB, Burns was invited to attend meetings whenever he chose and regularly received copies of Board memoranda.
Unprocessed
and currently unavailable for research.
K1‑K41 Name Correspondence File, 1969‑78. (16.4 linear feet)
Professional and occasional personal correspondence, memoranda, reports, professional papers, telegrams, news clippings, invitations, articles, and printed materials. Most of the correspondence is between Burns and his professional colleagues in the banking community and academia. Other correspondents are corporate officers, lobbyists, economic consultants, government officials and concerned citizens. Many retired economists maintained an ongoing correspondence with Dr. Burns. The largest files contain extensive papers on economic theory and forecasting, the majority of which are concerned with national issues such as banking and government policy, and occasionally international monetary affairs.
Arranged
alphabetically by name of correspondent or organization.
L1‑L11 General Alphabetical Correspondence,
1969‑73. (4.4 linear
feet)
Correspondence,
reports, telegrams, news clippings, articles and printed material. The majority of the correspondence is between
Burns and members of the public, professional colleagues, businesses, and
occasionally, government officials and legislators. The general public correspondence includes
comments and questions on the national economy.
Business and professional correspondence concerns economic theory,
government policies, banking and international monetary affairs. Also included here are invitations for
meetings and speaking engagements, and occasional personal correspondence.
Arranged
alphabetically and thereunder in annual accumulations
(e.g. "K" 1969, "K" 1970). A log of correspondent names precedes each
annual alphabetical accumulation. No A-C
files were received from Dr. Burns.
(Portions processed upon request.)
M1‑M56 General Alphabetical Correspondence, 1974‑78. (22.4 linear feet)
See preceding
series. The nature of the material
remains the same, although there are over five times as many papers for a
comparable time span. There are no name
logs for this period.
Arranged
in one continuous alphabetical sequence. (Portions processed upon request.)
N1 Presidential and Special
Correspondence, 1957‑81. (0.4 linear feet)
Photocopies of
correspondence exchanged between Burns and John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson,
Richard M. Nixon, Gerald R. Ford, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan. This material consists of both personal and
official exchanges. In accordance with
Burn's deed of gift, the correspondence of living Presidents remains closed to
research until their deaths.
O1‑O17 Congressional Correspondence. 1969‑78. (6.8
linear feet)
Outgoing
correspondence from Burns and some Federal Reserve staff to members of
Congress, especially members of House and Senate committees on banking and the
Joint Economic Committee.
Prominent correspondents include Wright Patman,
William Proxmire, Henry Reuss,
Charles Percy, Jacob Javits, John Sparkman, Hubert
Humphrey, and Fernand St. Germain. The letters are occasionally accompanied by
staff memoranda, incoming letters, and outgoing enclosures. Also included are a few copies of
congressional speeches and press releases and occasional printed material. The correspondence includes solicitations of
Federal Reserve opinions on legislation before Congress, referrals of
constituent mail, personnel recommendations, and congressional requests for
information.
Arranged
chronologically with separate chronological sequences on Patman,
Proxmire and Reuss at the
end of the series. While there is duplication
between these latter files and the preceding general chronological file, each
contains unique material. Additional and
often more substantial material on the Fed's relations with Congress will also
be found in other series such as the Federal Reserve Board Subject File and the
Speeches and Congressional Testimony File.
P Personal File, 1969‑78. (1 linear foot)
Files
concerning miscellaneous personal matters and a handwritten journal kept by Dr.
Burns, January 1969-July 1974. The
journal is closed to research under Burns' deed of gift until January l, 2006.
Q1‑Q12 Chronological File, 1970‑77. (4.6 linear feet)
Carbons of
correspondence signed by Burns and, occasionally, members of the Federal Reserve
Board staff. January 1970 files are from
Burns' service as Counsellor to President Nixon. Correspondents include U.S. and foreign
officials; colleagues in banking and academia; members of Congress; friends;
and the general public. The correspondence
includes replies to invitations, thank you notes, transmittals of speeches and
papers, as well as substantive letters concerning domestic and international
monetary matters.
Arranged
chronologically.
R1‑R16 Newspaper Clippings, 1969‑73. (6.2 linear feet)
Newspaper and
magazine clippings and wire stories, formerly arranged in loose-leaf
binders. Material dating from August 15
- October 31, 1971 is missing. Clippings
are largely from national publications such as the New York Times, the
Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, the Journal of Commerce, the American
Banker, Time and Newsweek. Topics
include the Federal Reserve System and Chairman Arthur Burns and domestic and
international economic matters.
Arranged
chronologically.
S1‑S14 Publications, 1969‑77. (6.2 linear feet)
Occasional
issues and substantial runs of business, economic, political, social, and
health journals, congressional hearing and reports, newsletters, reports, and
yearbooks. Some issues are missing in
the case of longer runs. Also articles and books primarily concerning domestic and
international economic matters.
Many of the books are non-English language.
Arranged
alphabetically by title or subject into three sub-series: 1) journals,
newsletters, reports, and yearbooks, 2) articles and books, and 3)
congressional publications. Some
publications received from Dr. Burns have been incorporated into the Ford
Library book collection. They are listed
in Box S 10.
T Unprocessed
Accretions, (1941) 1978-87. (ca. 53 linear
feet)
Since the
original archival processing of the Burns Papers, the Library has received
several accretions. While some earlier
personal materials are included, the bulk of these accretions relate to Burns'
work at the American Enterprise Institute (1978-81 and 1985-87) and as
ambassador to West Germany (1981-85).Unprocessed - unavailable for research.
Container List
AFL‑CIO,
1968‑69
Action Requests,
1969‑70 (1)‑(10)
Administration
of Jointly Funded Projects, 1969
Advisory Council
on Executive Reorganization, 1969
Agnew, Spiro T.,
1969
Agriculture,
1969 (1)‑(3)
Airports/Airways,
1969
Alaskan Land
Claims, 1968‑69
Appalachian
Development, 1969 (1)
Appalachian Development,
1969 (2)‑(3)
Atlantic
Council, 1969 (1)‑(6)
Atlantic Union,
1969‑70
Balance of
Payments Message, 1969
Banking, 1969‑70
Budget Bureau,
1/69-6/69 (1)-(6)
Budget Bureau,
7/69-1/70 (1)-(7)
Budget Bureau
‑ Analysis of Atomic Energy
Commission Fast Breeder Reactor Program, 1969
‑ Budget Amendments for Urban
Programs, 1969
‑ Food Assistance and Nutrition
Study, 1969
‑ Head Start Program, 1969
‑ International Transactions of the
Federal Government, 1969
‑ Issue Letters, 1969
- Reorganization Program, 1969
‑ Report of the Committee to
Reappraise Federal Credit Programs, 1969
‑ Review of 1969 and 1970 Budget
Budget, Federal
FY 1970
Budget, Federal ‑
General, 1969
Business Council,
1969
Cabinet ‑
First Quarter Report, 1969
Cabinet
Committee on Economic Policy ‑ Post‑Vietnam Budget Policy, 1969
Cabinet
Committee on Economic Policy, 2/13/69
Cabinet
Committee on Economic Policy, 3/7/69
Cabinet
Committee on Economic Policy, 4/10/69
Cabinet
Committee on Economic Policy, 5/16/69
Cabinet
Committee on Economic Policy, 6/24/69
Cabinet
Committee on Economic Policy, 8/7/69
Cabinet
Committee on Economic Policy, 10/15/69
Cabinet
Committee on Economic Policy, 11/13/69
Cabinet
Committee on Economic Policy, 12/18/69
Cabinet
Meetings, 1/69 ‑ 1/70 (1)-(4)
Campus Disorders
‑ Comments of Members of National
Council of Scholars, 1969 (A‑K)
Campus Disorders
‑ Comments of Members of National
Council of Scholars, 1969 (L‑Z)
‑ Meetings of Undergraduate Officers,
1/23‑24/69
‑ Miscellaneous, 1969
‑ Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 1969
‑ The Scranton Report, 10/70
Civil Rights
(Folder Empty)
Civil Service
Commission, 1969
Cole, Tom, 1969
Commerce
Department
‑ Birth Rate, 1969
‑ Cabinet Department on Environmental
Quality, 1969
‑ Census, 1969
‑ Community Self‑Determination
Act of 1969 (S.33), 1969
‑ Congressional Testimony
:House
Banking and Currency Committee, 1969
:House
Government Operations Committee, 1969
:House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, 1969
:House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, 1969
:House Post
Office and Civil Service Committee, 1969
:House Public
Works Committee, 1969
:House
Science and Astronautics Committee, 1969
:House Select
Committee on Small Business, 1969
:House Small
Business Committee, 1969
:Joint
Economic Committee, 1969
:Senate
Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee, 1969
:Senate
Banking and Currency Committee, 1969
:Senate
Commerce Committee, 1969
Commerce
Department
‑ Congressional Testimony
:Senate
Government Operations Committee, 1969
:Senate
Public Works Committee, 1969
‑ Construction Industry Collective
Bargaining Commission, 1969
‑ Export‑Import Bank, 1969
‑ Foreign Direct Investment, 1969
‑ General, 1969
‑ Instant Readings on the Economy,
1969
‑ Key Trade Issues, 1969
‑ Nickel, 1969
- Objectives of the Department of Commerce,
1969
‑ Oil Import Controls, 1969
‑ President's Advisory Committee on
Labor‑Management Policy, 1969
‑ Recent Economic Developments, 1969
‑ Speeches (Miscellaneous), 1969‑70
‑ Taxes, 1969
‑ Textiles, 1969
‑ Trade with Japan, 1969
Congratulations
on Appointment to Federal Reserve Board, 1969 (A‑M)
Congratulations
on Appointment to Federal Reserve Board, 1969 (N‑Z)
Congressional,
1969
Congressional
Correspondence, 1969
Construction,
Cabinet Committee on, 1969‑70 (1)‑(3)
Construction,
Cabinet Committee on, 1969‑70 (4)‑(6)
Construction,
Costs, 1969 (1)‑(4)
Construction,
Cutbacks, 1969 (1)‑(3)
Construction,
Draft Message on, 1969
Consumer Price
Index, 1969
Contingency
Reserve, 1969
Council of
Economic Advisers, 1969
Council of
Economic Advisers
‑ Memoranda for Arthur Burns, 1969
‑ Memoranda for Paul McCracken, 1969
‑ Memoranda for the President, 1969
Council of
Economic Advisers
‑ Statements by Chairman Paul W.
McCracken, 1969
Crime, 1969
District of
Columbia Message, 1969
Debt Limit, 1969
Defense
Department, 1969‑70
Directives, 1969
Domestic Affairs
Committee, 1969
Domestic Plans
Group, 1969
Domestic Policy
Basic Paper, 1969
Domestic
Program, 1969 (1)‑(4)
Economic
Opportunity Act, 1969
Economy ‑ General,
1969‑70 (1)‑(2)
Education, 1969
Electoral
Reform, 1969
Environmental
Council, 1969‑70 (1)‑(4)
Equal Employment
Ehrlichman, 1969‑70
(1)‑(4)
Export‑Import
Bank, 1969
Family Security
System, 1969
Federal Credit
Programs, 1969
Federal Open
Market Committee, 1969
Federal Reserve
System, 1969‑70 (1)‑(2)
Foreign Aid
Message, 1969 (1)‑(2)
Foreign Trade
Policy, 1969
Government
Expenditures, 1969 (1)‑(3)
Government
Reorganization, 1969
Governors'
Conference, 1969
Governors' Task
Force on Inflation Control, 1969
Grant
Consolidation, 1969 (1)‑(2)
Health,
Education and Welfare, Department of, 1969‑70 (1)‑(4)
Housing and
Urban Development, Department of, 1969‑70 (1)‑(4)
Haldeman, 1969‑70
Highway Safety,
1969
Hunger, 1969 (1)‑(2)
Intelstat, 1969
Intergovernmental
Relations, 1969
Interior,
Department of the, 1969‑70
Interviews ‑
Burns, 1969 (1)‑(5)
Inventory of Departmental
Budget and Programs,
Invitations,
1969‑70
Job Applicants,
1969
Job Corps, 1969
(1)‑(3)
Justice, 1969‑70
Labor, 1969‑70
(1)‑(16)
Legislative
Proposals, 1969
Maritime
Administration, 1969
Message on
Surcharge ‑ Budget, 1969
Military Pay,
1969
Mine Safety,
1969
Minority
Entrepreneurs Catalog, 1969 (1)‑(5)
Mint, Bureau of
the, 1969
Miscellaneous,
1969 (1)‑(3)
Model Cities,
1969
National Bureau of
Economic Research, 1969‑70 (1)‑(3)
National Bureau
of Economic Research, 1969‑70 (4)‑(10)
National Council
on Marine Resource and Engineering Development, 1969
National Science
Foundation, 1969
National
Security Council, 1969‑70
Office of
Science and Technology, 1969
Obscenity, 1969
Office of
Economic Opportunity, 1969
Office of
Special Representative for Trade Negotiations, 1969
Oil, 1969 (1)‑(2)
Oil, 1969 (3)
One‑Bank
Holding Companies, 1969
Population
Crisis, 1969
Post Office,
1969 (1)‑(3)
Postal
Reorganization, 1969
Poverty, 1969
President, 1969‑70
(1)‑(21)
President ‑
Eight Major Goals, 1969
President ‑
Messages and Statements, 1969 (1)‑(10)
President ‑
Trip to Europe, 1969
Press Clippings ‑
Burns, 1968‑69
Reagan, Ronald,
1969
Reports to
President‑Elect Nixon, 1/69 (1)‑(5)
Republican
National Committee, 1969
Revenue Sharing,
1969 (1)‑(3)
Revenue Sharing,
1969 (4)‑(12)
SST (Supersonic
Transport), 1969
SST (Supersonic
Transport) Program and Related National Benefits, 1969 (1)‑(3)
Securities and
Exchange Commission, 1969 (1)‑(2)
Securities and
Exchange Commission, 1969 (3)‑(6)
Social Security,
1969
Social Security
Message, 1969
Space Program,
1969
Speech Requests,
1969
Staff Memoranda,
2/8/69-3/11/69 (1)-(7)
Staff Memoranda,
3/14/69-7/30/69 (1)-(14)
Staff Memoranda,
8/69-1/70 and Undated (1)-(8)
Staff Secretary,
4/12‑30/69 (1)-(6)
Staff Secretary,
5/2/69-9/17/69 (1)-(15)
Staff Secretary,
9/18/69-1/24/70 (1)-(7)
Staff and
Department Briefs, 1969 (1)‑(4)
State,
Department of, 1969
Steel Prices,
1970
Tariff
Preferences for Less Developed Countries, 1969 (1)
Tariff
Preferences for Less Developed Countries, 1969 (2)‑(3)
Task Force ‑
Aging, 1969‑70
Task Force ‑
Air Pollution, 1969
Task Force ‑
Business Taxation, 1969
Task Force ‑
Economic Growth, 1969‑70
Task Force ‑
Education, 1969 (1)‑(3)
Task Force ‑
Foreign Trade Policy, 1969
Task Force ‑
Government Organization, 1967
Task Force ‑
Higher Education, 1969‑70
Task Force ‑
Highway Safety, 1969 (1)‑(4)
Task Force ‑
Low Income Housing, 1969
Task Force ‑
Mentally Handicapped, 1969
Task Force ‑
Model Cities, 1969‑70
Task Force ‑
Oceanography, 1969‑70
Task Force ‑
Physically Handicapped, 1969
Task Force ‑
Prisoner Rehabilitation, 1969
Task Force ‑
Problems of the Aging, 1969
Task Force ‑
Productivity and Competition, 1969
Task Force ‑
Rural Development, 1969
Task Force ‑
Science Policy, 1969‑70
Task Force ‑
Small Business, 1969
Task Force ‑
Urban Renewal, 1969‑70
Task Force ‑
Voluntary Action, 1969
Task Force ‑
Women's Rights, 1969‑70
Task Force for
1970 (1)‑(4)
Tax Credits ‑
On the Job Training, 1969 (1)‑(2)
Tax Incentives
for On the Job Training ‑ Ture Report, 1969 (1)
Tax Incentives
for On the Job Training ‑ Ture Report, 1969 (2)‑(3)
Tax Reform, 1969
(1)‑(8)
Textile Import
Committee, 1969
Trade Bill, 1969
Transportation,
1969‑70
Treasury,
Department of the, 1969‑70 (1)‑(11)
Treasury,
Department of the, 1969‑70 (12)‑(16)
US Trade Mission
to the Far East, 1969
Unemployment
Insurance, 1969 (1)‑(3)
Urban Affairs
Council, 1969 (1)‑(4)
Urban Affairs
Council, 1969 (5)‑(16)
Vice President,
1969
Voluntary
Action, 1969
Volunteer Army,
1969‑70 (1)‑(8)
Voting Rights,
1969
Waste Treatment,
1969
Welfare Program,
1969 (1)‑(11)
White House
Fellows, 1969‑70
White House
Staff Memoranda, 1/23‑31/69 (1)-(2)
White House
Staff Memoranda, 2/69-7/69 (1)-(12)
White House
Staff Memoranda, 8/69-1/70 (1)-(9)
Youth, 1968‑69
Advance Planning
Committee
Advance Planning
Committee ‑ Report of Best Current Judgement,
ca. 1970
AFL‑CIO
Agriculture, Department
of
Agriculture ‑
General, 6/77‑7/77
American Bankers
Association (1)‑(7)
American Bankers
Association Leadership Conference, 7/77
Antitrust
Arab Boycott
Asian
Development Bank, 1973
Automatic Transfer
of Savings Deposits, 1978
Balance of
Payments (1)‑(6)
Balance of
Payments Adjustments ‑ US Proposal for Reserve Indicator System,
1972 (1)
Balance of
Payments Adjustments ‑ US Proposal for Reserve Indicator System,
1972 (2)‑(3)
Bank Capital
Adequacy
Bank Earnings
and Losses
Bank for
International Settlements (1)‑(2)
Bank for
International Settlements
‑ Federal Reserve Membership (1)‑(5)
Bank for
International Settlements
‑ Federal Reserve Membership (6)‑(10)
‑ Meeting, Basle, 4/70
‑ Meeting,
Bank for
International Settlements
‑ Meeting,
- Meeting,
‑ Meeting, Basle, 1/73 ‑
Background on US Economy
‑ Meeting, Basle, 1/77
‑ Meeting, Basle, 1/78
Bank Holding
Companies ‑ General (1)‑(3)
Bank Holding
Companies ‑ General (4)‑(10)
Bank Holding
Companies ‑ Ad Hoc Task Force on Short Term Supervision
Problems
Bank Company
Holding Act, Amendment of ‑ Briefing Book, 1970 (1)‑(2)
Bank Loans and
Lending Practices
Bank of Canada
Bank of
Bank Regulatory
Reform (1)‑(3)
Bankers'
Acceptances, 1968‑70
Bankers'
Association for Foreign Trade, 1972
Brookings Panel
on Economic Activity, 1970
Bureau of Labor
Statistics (1) ‑ (3)
Bureau of Labor
Statistics (4)‑(7)
Burns, Arthur F.
‑ American Institute for Public
Service Award, 6/76
‑ Articles by (1)‑(7)
Burns, Arthur F.
‑ Bibliography, 1974
- Clippings and Printed Materials (1)‑(8)
‑ Congratulatory Letters on Reappointment,
1974
‑ Inauguration, 1973
‑ Interviews ‑ General
Burns, Arthur F.
‑ Interviews ‑ "Meet the
Press," 5/25/75
‑ Interviews ‑ "Face the
Nation,"
‑ Interviews ‑ "Issues and
Answers,"
‑ Interviews ‑ U.S. News and
World Report, 5/76
‑ Invitations, March ‑ April,
1978
‑ Letters re Resignation (1)‑(2)
Burns, Arthur F.
‑ Letters re Resignation (3)‑(9)
‑ Nomination to Federal Reserve
Board, 1969 (1)‑(3)
Business Council
‑ General (1)‑(6)
Business Council
‑ Technical Consultants to Canada
Capital Gains,
1977‑78
Capital
Requirements Study, June 1974
Capital Spending
‑ Plant and Equipment Expenditures (1)‑(2)
Cash Management,
1977 (1)‑(2)
Cattle Industry
Loans (1)‑(2)
Central Bank
Governors
Chrysler
Corporation
Citicorp
Commerce
Department (1)‑(6)
Commerce
Department (7)‑(10)
Commission on
Federal Statistics, 1970‑71
Committee on
Bank Regulatory and Supervisory Policy (1)‑(4)
Committee on
Economic Development, 1970
Committee on
Interest and Dividends
‑ General, 1971‑74 (1)
Committee on
Interest and Dividends
‑ General, 1971‑74 (2)‑(12)
Committee on
Interest and Dividends
‑ General, 1971‑74 (13)‑(16)
‑ Agenda of Meetings, 1971‑74
(1)‑(4)
‑ Minutes of Meetings, 1971‑74
(1)‑(2)
Committee on
Interest and Dividends
‑ Minutes of Meetings, 1971‑74
(3)
‑ Correspondence with Representative Patman
‑ Guidelines, 1971‑73
‑ Interest Rate Savings, 1971‑72
‑ Miscellaneous Memoranda
‑ Press Releases, 1971‑73
‑ Prime Rate and Dual‑Prime
‑ Reports to Cost of Living Council,
1972‑74
- Technical Advisory Panel, 1973
Committee on
Monetary and Credit Statistics
Comptroller of
the Currency (1)‑(2)
Concurrent Resolution
on Monetary Policy (H. Con. Res. 133)
Conference of
Chairmen (1)‑(2)
Conference of
Chairmen (3)‑(11)
Conference of
Presidents (1)‑(2)
Congressional Liaison
Memos, 1977‑78 (1)‑(6)
Construction
Industry (1)‑(3)
Consumer
Advisory Council
Consumer
Affairs, Office of Saver and
Consumer
Confidence
Consumer Credit
(1)‑(4)
Consumer
Protection Agency, 1977
Contingency
Planning for Financial Crises, 1970‑73 (1)‑(4)
Cost of Living
Council, 1971‑74 (1)‑(11)
Cost of Living
Council, 1971‑74 (12)‑(21)
Cost of Living
Council, 1971‑74 (22)‑(26)
Coterminous Term
for Federal Reserve Board Chairman and President
Council of
Economic Advisers (1)‑(5)
Council of
Economic Advisers (6)‑(9)
Council on International
Economic Policy
‑ General (1)‑(4)
‑ "The United States in the
Changing World Economy" by Peter G. Peterson,
‑ "A Foreign Economic
Perspective" by Peter G. Peterson, 12/27/71
Council on Wage
and Price Stability
Crocker/Sutro Case
Data Book ‑
Non‑Financial Statistics, 1978‑79 (1)‑(5)
Defense
Department, 1970
Delegation of
Authority, 1969‑73 (1)‑(2)
Demand Deposits
Depreciation,
1970‑72
Development
Banks, 1971
Discount Rate,
1970‑73 (1)‑(2)
Domestic
International Sales Corporation (DISC), 1970‑71
Economic
Consultants, Meetings with (1)
Economic
Consultants, Meetings with (2)‑(13)
Economic Consultants,
Meetings with (14)‑(17)
Economic Message
(President Ford), 10/8/74 ‑ Briefing Book
Economic
Planning
Economic
Stabilization Act of 1970 ‑ Amendment and Extension of, 1971‑74
(1)‑(2)
Economic
Stabilization Program
‑ Phase I, 1971
‑ Phase II, 1971 (1)‑(2)
Economic
Stabilization Program
‑ Phase III, 1972‑73 (1)‑(2)
‑ Phase III Briefing Book, 1/73
‑ Phase IV, 1973 (1)‑(3)
‑ Dunlop Testimony, 2/6/74
Economists
Suggested for Hearings
Election, 1976
Electronic Funds
Transfers (1)‑(2)
Emergency
Lending Plans (1)‑(10)
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ General (1)‑(2)
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ General (3)
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Annual Reports (1)‑(3)
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting,
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting, 8/17/72
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting, 9/12/72
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting,
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting, 6/20/73
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting,
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting, 10/15/73
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting, 12/10/73
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting, 1/11/74
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting,
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting, 9/10/74
Emergency Loan
Guarantee Board ‑ Meeting,
Emergency Preparedness
Plans (1)
Emergency
Preparedness Plans (2)
Employment Act
of 1946
Energy ‑
Camp David Meeting, 9/28‑29/74
Energy ‑
General (1)‑(2)
Energy ‑
Energy ‑
Washington Energy Conference, 2/74 ‑ Secretary's Briefing Book, Vol. 1
Energy Resources
Finance Corporation (1)‑(4)
Environmental
Impact Statements
Equal Credit
Eurodollars,
1970‑73 (1)
Eurodollars,
1970‑73 (2)‑(4)
Exchange Rates
(1)‑(2)
Export ‑
Import Bank (1)‑(5)
Export ‑
Import Bank (6)‑(11)
Federal Advisory
Council ‑ General (1)‑(5)
Federal Advisory
Council ‑ General (6)‑(14)
Federal Advisory
Council ‑ Study on Bank Capital, 1973
Federal Bank
Examination Council Act (S.71), 1977
Federal Budget ‑
General
Federal Budget
(FY 1979) ‑ Briefing Book, 1977‑78
Federal Credit
Unions, 1977‑78
Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation (1)‑(4)
Federal
Emergency Loan Programs, 1970‑71
Federal Funds
Market
Federal Home
Loan Bank Board (1)‑(3)
Federal Home
Loan Bank Board (4)‑(6)
Federal Reserve
Bank and Branch Directors (1)‑(4)
Federal Reserve
Bank Budgets (1)‑(2)
Federal Reserve
Bank Building Guidelines, 1970
Federal Reserve
Bank Facilities, 1970‑72
Federal Reserve
Bank Operations ‑ Returns to Scale, 1973
Federal Reserve
Bank Presidents and Directors, 1969‑73
Federal Reserve
Board
‑ Administrative
‑ Board Briefings, 1970‑73
‑ Budget (1)‑(4)
Federal Reserve
Board
‑ Budget (5)
‑ Burns' Memo re Board Members
Behavior, 1972
‑ Codes of Conduct
‑ General (1)‑(5)
‑ Member Assignments
‑ Nominees for Board Member (1)‑(2)
‑ Personnel Matters
Federal Reserve
Board
‑ Procedure and Organization, 1969‑70
(1)‑(2)
‑ Retirement
‑ Salaries
‑ Security
‑ Subcommittee on Communicating
Policy Objectives within the System
‑ Travel
Federal Reserve
System
‑ Bank Reporting Procedures
‑ Cost Improvement Program
- Cost Improvement Program ‑ Sheehan
Report, 1973
‑ Culpepper Facility, 1970‑72
‑ Expenses (1)‑(2)
Federal Reserve
System
‑ Expenses (3)
‑ Goals and Objectives (1)‑(2)
‑ Membership
‑ Reform of ‑ General
‑ Reform of ‑ Proxmire Bill, 1975 (1)‑(3)
Federal Reserve
System
‑ Reform of ‑ Federal Reserve
Reform Act, 1976 (1)‑(2)
‑ Report on Operations Management,
1973
‑ Structural Changes ‑ Hackley Reports, 1969‑70 (1)‑(3)
‑ Thrift Plan, 1972
Federal Spending
Federal Trade
Commission
Federal Trade
Commission ‑ Rule on Holder in Due Course
Fertilizer
Filing and
Finding ‑ Shirley Sherman (1)‑(2)
Financial
Accounting Standards Board
Financial
Institutions and the Nation's Economy (FINE) Study (1)‑(4)
Financial Reform
Act of 1976 ‑ General (1)‑(3)
Financial Reform
Act of 1976 ‑ Background Material (1)‑(5)
Financial Reform
Act of 1976 ‑ Committee Print (1)‑(2)
Financial
Statistics, 1974
Financial
Structure and Regulation, Commission on (Hunt Commission)
‑ General (1)‑(3)
Financial Structure
and Regulation, Commission on (Hunt Commission)
‑ General (4)‑(11)
‑ Meeting re Proposals, 5/4/73
‑ Report, 12/71
Fine Arts
Program for Federal Reserve ‑ General (1)‑(7)
Fine Arts
Program for Federal Reserve ‑ Catalogs, 1970‑73 (1)‑(3)
First National
City Bank
Floating Prime
Rate, 1972
Forecasts
Foreign Banking
in the
Foreign Direct
Investment Program, 1971‑73
Foreign
Investment in the
Foreign
Ministers Meeting, Washington, 4/17‑18/74 (1)‑(3)
Foreign
Operations of
Foreign
Operations of U.S. Banks ‑ Report of Task Force, 8/72, Part I
Foreign
Operations of U.S. Banks ‑ Report of Task Force, 8/72, Part II
Fortune Article
re Federal Reserve, 7/74 (1)‑(2)
France
Franklin
National Bank
Freedom of
Information Act
General
Accounting Office (1)‑(3)
General Accounting
Office Audit of Federal Reserve (1)‑(2)
General
Accounting Office Audit of Federal Reserve (3)‑(12)
Germany
Gold ‑
General (1)‑(11)
Gold ‑
Bank for International Settlements Meeting, 11/73
Government in
the Sunshine (1)
Government in
the Sunshine (2)‑(7)
Gross National
Product (GNP)
Group of Ten ‑
Deputies (1)‑(3)
Group of Ten ‑
General
Group of Ten
Ministers Meeting, London, 9/15‑16/71
‑ General
Group of Ten
Ministers Meeting, London, 9/15‑16/71
‑ Briefing Book (1)‑(2)
Group of Ten
Ministers Meeting, Rome, 11/30‑12/1/71
‑ General
‑ Background Material (1)‑(3)
‑ Briefing Book
Group of Ten
Ministers Meeting, Washington, 12/17‑18/71
‑ Burns' Notes
‑ General
Group of Ten
Ministers Meeting, Washington, 9/24/72
Group of Ten
Ministers Meeting with European Economic Community, Paris,
3/9‑10/73
‑ General (1)
Group of Ten
Ministers Meeting with European Economic Community, Paris,
3/9‑10/73
‑ General (2)
‑ Background Material (1)‑(3)
‑ Burns' Personal File
Group of Ten
Ministers Meeting with European Economic Community, Paris,
Group of Ten
Select Ministerial Meeting, Washington, 9/29/74 ‑ Briefing Book
(1)‑(3)
Group of Ten
Ministers Meeting, Paris, 9/6‑8/74
Group of Ten and
Interim Committee Meetings, Washington, 1/14‑16/75
Group of Ten Ministers
Meeting, Paris, 12/19/75
‑ General
Group of Ten
Ministers Meeting, Paris, 12/19/75
‑ Briefing Book (1)‑(2)
Health,
Education, and Welfare, Department of
Herstatt Bank
Hijacking/Ransom,
1973
Housing ‑ General
(1)‑(7)
Housing ‑
General (7)‑(15)
Housing ‑
Federal Reserve Study of Housing Finance ‑ Staff Report, 1971 (1)‑(3)
Housing ‑
Federal Reserve Study of Housing Finance ‑ Papers, 1971‑72 (1)‑(4)
Housing ‑
National Corporation for Housing Partnerships, 1969‑70
Housing ‑
Ways to Moderate Fluctuations in Housing Construction, 1972
Housing and
Urban Development, Department of (1)‑(7)
Human Resources
Development Act of 1977
Humphrey‑Hawkins
Bill
Incomes Policy
(1)
Incomes Policy
(2)‑(3)
Individual
Retirement Accounts (IRAs) and Keough Accounts
Inflation
Insurance
Companies
Interest Rates
Internal Revenue
Service
International
Banking Conference Meeting,
International
Economic Developments ‑ Briefing Book, 7/23/76
International
Economic Developments ‑ Briefing Book, 1/6/78 (1)
International
Economic Developments ‑ Briefing Book,
International
Economic Developments ‑ Briefing Book,
International
Economic Developments ‑ Briefing Book,
International
Economic Developments ‑ Briefing Book, 6/6/78 (3)
International
Economic Summit, Rambouillet, 11/75
‑ Briefing Book (1)‑(2)
‑ General (1)‑(2)
International
Economic Summit, Puerto Rico, 6/76
‑ Briefing Book (1)‑(2)
‑ General
‑ State Department Briefing Papers
‑ Treasury Department Briefing Papers
International
Economic Summit, London, 5/77
International
Finance ‑ General, 5/70‑5/76 (1)-(9)
International
Finance ‑ General, 6/76‑1/78 (1)-(8)
International
Monetary Conference Meeting, Montreal, 5/72 (1)
International
Monetary Conference Meeting,
International
Monetary Conference Meeting, Paris, 6/73 (1)‑(2)
International
Monetary Conference Meeting, Williamsburg, 6/74
International
Monetary Conference Meeting, Amsterdam, 6/75
International
Monetary Conference Meeting, San Francisco, 6/76
International
Monetary Crisis, 1971 (1)‑(3)
International
Monetary Fund
‑ General, 1969‑77 (1)‑(5)
‑ Committee of 20 ‑ General
- Committee of 20 ‑ Meeting,
Washington, 9/28/72
‑ Committee of 20 ‑ Meeting,
Washington, 3/26‑27/73 (1)‑(3)
‑ Committee of 20 ‑ Meeting,
Washington, 7/30‑31/73
‑ Committee of 20 ‑ Meeting,
International
Monetary Fund
‑ Committee of 20 ‑ Meeting,
‑ Committee of 20 ‑ Meeting,
‑ Committee of 20 ‑ Meeting,
Washington, 6/12‑13/74 ‑ General
‑ Committee of 20 ‑ Meeting,
Washington, 6/12‑13/74 ‑ Briefing Book (1)‑(3)
‑ Interim Committee, 1974‑75 (1)‑(2)
International
Monetary Fund
‑ Interim Committee, 1976‑77 (1)‑(2)
International
Monetary Fund/International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development Meeting, Copenhagen, 9/21‑25/70
‑ General (1)‑(3)
‑ Delegation Handbook
‑ Invitations
International
Monetary Fund/International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development Meeting, Washington, 9/27/71‑10/1/71
(1)‑(3)
International
Monetary Fund/International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development Meeting, Washington, 9/25‑29/72
‑ General (1)‑(3)
‑ Bilateral Briefing Book (1)‑(3)
‑ Delegation Handbook
International
Monetary Fund/International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development Meeting,
International
Monetary Fund/International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development Meeting, Washington, 9/30/74‑10/4/74
‑ General (1)‑(4)
‑ Bilateral Briefing Book (1)‑(5)
‑ Invitations
International
Monetary Fund/International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development Meeting, Washington, 9/30/74‑10/4/74
‑ Summary Proceedings
International
Monetary Fund/International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development Meeting, Washington, 9/1‑5/75
(1)‑(3)
International
Monetary Fund/International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development Meeting, Washington, 9/26‑30/77
‑ General (1)‑(2)
‑ Annual Report of the International
Finance Corporation ‑ 1977
‑ Annual Report of the International
Monetary Fund
International
Monetary Fund/International Bank for Reconstruction and
Development Meeting, Washington, 9/26‑30/77
‑ Annual Report of the World Bank
1977
‑ Delegates Handbook
‑ Invitations
International
Monetary Ministerial Meeting on Supplementary Credit, Paris, 8/6/77
(1)‑(2)
International
Monetary Fund ‑ U.S. Alternate Governor, U.S. Alternate Governor
International
Monetary Fund ‑ Witteveen Facility
International
Monetary Meetings ‑ Briefing Book,
International
Monetary Meetings ‑ Briefing Book on Monetary Issues, 9/77 (1)‑(2)
International
Monetary Reform
‑ General, 1968‑1/73 (1)‑(9)
International
Monetary Reform
‑ General, 1/73‑12/74 (10)‑(13)
- Briefing Book, 11/73 (1)‑(3)
‑ Issues Papers, 1972 ‑ Federal
Reserve (1)‑(2)
‑ Issues Papers, 1972 ‑
Miscellaneous (1)‑(2)
International
Monetary Reform
‑ Issues Papers, 1972 ‑
Miscellaneous (3)
‑ Issues Papers, 1972 ‑
Treasury
International
Monetary System, Advisory Committee on Reform of (1)‑(3)
Inventories
Investment
Bankers Association
Italy
Japan, U.S.
Banks in
Job Banks
Joint Economic
Committee, 1970‑77 (1)‑(9)
Justice
Department
Korea
Labor,
Department of, 1970‑78 (1)‑(8)
Labor ‑
General
Labor ‑
Management Advisory Committee
Labor ‑
Management Relations, Office of
Labor Relations
Panel, 1970‑71 (1)‑(2)
Lagged Reserve
Accounting
Legislation
Legislative
Histories ‑ Procedures
Liquidity
Lockheed, Apr.
1971‑Sept. 1975 (1)‑(10)
Lockheed, Oct.
1975‑1978 (1)‑(7)
Lockheed: 1971
Credit Agreement
Manpower
Programs
Margin
Requirements
Market Economics
Member Bank
Borrowing at Discount Window
Memorandum for
Files
Merger
Applications
Monetary Base,
Calculation of
Monetary Policy ‑
Chronology
Monetary Policy ‑
General
Money Supply ‑
General, 1970‑78 (1)‑(4)
Money Supply ‑
Nonmember Bank Deposits
Mutual Funds
National
Advisory Council on International Monetary and Financial Policy (NAC)
‑ General
‑ Principals Meeting, 3/27/70
‑ Principals Meeting, 1/25/71
‑ Principals Meeting,
National
Advisory Council on International Monetary and Financial Policy (NAC)
‑ Principals Meeting, 2/6/75
‑ Principals Meeting, 4/2/75
‑ Report on Amendment of the IMF
Articles of Agreement (1)‑(4)
National
Association of Purchasing Management
National Bureau
of Economic Research
: General, Jan. 1970‑Nov. 1971 (1)‑(4)
National Bureau
of Economic Research
: General, Dec. 1971‑1978 (1)‑(11)
National Bureau
of Economic Research
: "The Business Cycle Today"
Colloquium (1)‑(3)
National
Security Council
New York City
Financial Difficulties (1)-(3)
New York Times
NOW Accounts
: General, 1972‑3/77 (1)‑(3)
NOW Accounts
: General, 4/77‑8/77 (1)‑(4)
Briefing Paper
for the Thrift Industry Council of
Office of
Management and Budget, 1970‑74 (1)‑(5)
Office of
Management and Budget, 1975‑77 (1)‑(2)
Oil: General,
1973‑76 (1)‑(7)
Oil: Ditchley Conference on Oil Surpluses, Jan. 31 ‑
Oil: Ditchley Conference on Oil Surpluses, Jan. 31 ‑ Feb.
2, 1975 (4)
OPEC Funds
Options Trading
Organization for
Economic Co‑operation and Development (OECD)
: General
: McCracken Group Project "Towards
Full Employment and Price Stability"
Pan American
Airlines (1)‑(2)
Par Value
Modification Bill: General
Par Value
Modification Bill: Briefing Book (1)‑(4)
Patman Banking Reform
Act of 1971 (H.R.5700) (1)
Patman Banking Reform
Act of 1971 (H.R. 5700) (2)‑(5)
Pay Board, 1971
Penn Central:
General, May 1970 ‑ Feb. 1971 (1)‑(4)
Penn Central:
Documents, May ‑ September 1970 (1)‑(3)
Penn Central ‑
Documents, Oct. 1970‑Mar. 1971 (1)‑(2)
Penn Central ‑
Excerpts from Board Minutes, 6/70‑11/70 (1)‑(2)
Penn Central ‑
Staff Report of the Committee on Banking and Currency
Pollution
Portugal
Post Office
Department
Potential
Competition in Banking Industry
President Ford ‑
Meeting with, 10/31/75
President Nixon ‑
Meeting with, 4/18/73
President Nixon ‑
Meetings with, 7/11/74 and 8/20/74
Press Conference
re: Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Operations,
6/12/72
Press Conference
re: Termination of March 1968 Gold Agreement, 11/13/73
Press Conference
re: FOMC policy record, 1/21‑22/74
Press Conference
re: FOMC Policy Directive, 4/22/74
Press Conference
re: FOMC Records of Policy Action, 5/24/76
Press
Conference, New York City, 11/18/76
Price Commission
‑ General (1)‑(2)
Price Commission
‑ Profit Margin Rule Survey, 8/72
Price and Wage
Controls
Prices and Wages
(1)‑(2)
Production
Productivity
Profits
Proxmire Bill (S.1201),
3/71 (1)‑(3)
Public Service
Employment: General
Public Service
Employment: Interesting Letters Received
Purchases of
Agency Issues
Quadriad Meetings, 1970‑74
Questions and
Answers Notebook (1)‑(4)
Real Estate
Investment Trusts
Regulation D
(Reserve Requirement)
Regulation J
(Payments Mechanism), 1972 ‑ June 1974 (1)‑(3)
Regulation J,
July 1974 ‑ 1977 (1)‑(2)
Regulation J ‑
Independent Bankers Association of America and Western
Independent Bankers v. Board of Governors
(1)‑(2)
Regulation M
(Foreign Banking)
Regulation P
(Bank Protection Act)
Regulation Q
(Interest Rate Ceilings), 1970‑77 (1)‑(3)
Regulation T (Credit
by Brokers and Dealers)
Regulation W
(Consumer Credit)
Regulation Y
(Bank Holding Companies)
Regulation Z
(Truth in Lending)
Research and
Development
Reserve
Requirements
- General, April ‑ July 1970 (1)
Reserve
Requirements
- General, Aug. 1970‑1974 (1)‑(10)
Reserve
Requirements
‑ General, 1975‑77 (1)‑(2)
‑ Bank Responses to Burns' letter of
5/16/73
‑ Uniform Reserve Requirements
Legislation, 1974
Retail Sales
Revenue Sharing
Romania
Safe Banking Act
of 1977 (H.R. 9086)
Savings
Savings and Loan
Interest Increase, 7/73
‑ Correspondence, Alabama ‑
Georgia
‑ Correspondence, Indiana ‑
Massachusetts
‑ Correspondence, Minnesota ‑
Wisconsin
‑ Congressional Correspondence
Savings and Loan
Interest Rate Increase, 7/73
‑ Wires of Opposition
Securities,
Commodities and Capital Markets Committee
Securities and
Exchange Commission, 1970‑76 (1)‑(8)
Securities and
Exchange Commission, 1977‑78 (1)‑(3)
Securities
Industry ‑ General (1)‑(2)
Securities
Industry ‑ Report of the New York Clearing House Special Committee,
2/70
Securities
Investor Protection Act of 1970 (1)‑(2)
Security
National Bank
Silver
Social Security
State
Department, 1970‑73
State
Department, 1974‑77 (1)‑(6)
State and Local
Government Financing
State of the
Stock Market (1)‑(2)
Swap
Arrangements ‑ General, 1970‑75 (1)‑(4)
Swap
Arrangements ‑ Belgium
Swap
Arrangements ‑ Congressional Hearings, 9/15/72
Taxes (1)‑(2)
Telephone Toll
Service Revenues
Third Party
Payments
Thrift Institutions
(Savings and Loan and Mutual Savings Banks) (1)‑(2)
Time Deposits
Trade: General
Trade: Briefing
Book on Trade Issues, June 1972
Trade:
Statistics on International Trade and Finance, 1971
Trade Reform Act
of 1973
Transportation
Department
Travel Vouchers
for Dr. Burns (1)‑(8)
Treasury
Department, 1969
Treasury
Department, Jan. 1970‑June 1972 (1)‑(11)
Treasury Department,
July 1972‑June 1974
Treasury
Department, July 1974‑November 1976
Treasury
Department, Dec. 1976 ‑ Feb. 1978
Trips:
Trips:
Trips: Korea,
June 25‑30, 1970
Trips: Japan,
June 30‑July 3, 1970
Trips: Hong
Kong, July 3‑4, 1970
Trips: Israel,
July 5‑9, 1970
Trips: Florida,
April 1‑6, 1971 (empty)
Trips:
Netherlands, May 30‑June 2, 1971
Trips: Virgin
Islands, December 22, 1971‑January 3, 1972
Trips: Barbados,
March 2‑8, 1972
Trips:
Trips:
Trips:
Trips:
California, October 5‑8, 1972
Trips: Japan,
November 1972 (postponed)
Trips: Toronto,
December 28‑29, 1972
Trips: Florida,
April 4‑9, 1973
Trips:
Kirkcaldy, Scotland and Paris, France, June 2‑7, 1973
Trips:
Trips: Barbados,
March 3‑9, 1974
Trips:
Trips: Hungary,
May 10‑12, 1974
Trips:
Trips:
Switzerland, May 12‑16, 1974
Trips:
Jacksonville Illinois, May 25‑27, 1974
Trips: Honolulu,
October 17‑22, 1974
Trips: New York,
December 9, 1974
Trips: Palm
Beach, Florida and Vail, Colorado, December 25, 1974‑January 2,
1975
Trips:
Trips: Ditchley Conference, Oxford, January 30‑February 2,
1975
Trips: Basle,
Paris, Amsterdam, June 6‑13, 1975
Trips: Atlanta,
Georgia, September 18‑21, 1975
Trips: Wheeling,
West Virginia and Hot Springs, Virginia, October 8‑12, 1975
Trips: November
14‑15, 1975; November 19‑20, 1975
Trips: Akron,
Ohio, December 13‑14, 1975
Trips:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, March 30, 1976
Trips: Boca
Raton, Florida, April 12, 1976
Trips:
Trips: St. Louis,
Missouri, May 20, 1976
Trips:
Smithfield, Rhode Island, May 22, 1976
Trips: Newport,
Rhode Island, May 23, 1976
Trips:
Cincinnati, Ohio, May 28‑29, 1976
Trips:
Melbourne, Florida, June 10‑13, 1976
Trips: Boston,
Massachusetts, August 18‑19, 1976
Trips:
Philippines, September 29 ‑ October 6, 1976
