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Hamilton mss

		Series: Public Communications, 1965-1998
		Scope Note: The Public Communications series contains the files of Hamilton's press staff, comprising newsletters, press releases, and master files of mailings as well as file groups of specific kinds of mailings. Other papers in the collection are early correspondence with newspaper editors, an extended sample of clippings resulting from monitoring press coverage of Hamilton in district newspapers, a comprehensive collection of copies of his articles and letters to the editor for the period 1978-1998, a sample collection of scripts for informative radio spots, and a nearly complete collection of his speeches as selected by Hamilton and his staff. There are also 85 videotapes, of which 54 feature Hamilton, and 9 audiotapes, 8 of them featuring Hamilton. As received, there appeared to be at least two categories of the newsletter and press release records: those created during his career and those specifically assembled to be part of the historical record. Of this last category, there also seemed to be two different collecting efforts, the earlier one partial, the last one apparently in 1998 and consisting of photocopying all the newsletters as well as creating envelopes of copies of newsletters and press releases by year for the years 1986-1998. There were also draft indexes for both the Washington Reports and the Foreign Affairs Newsletters. Within the press files themselves, newsletters and press releases were inconsistently combined; “radio beepers” as well appeared in the 1976 files. In order to unify the various filing systems, copies were made of radio scripts and added to the Radio/TV files and copies of newsletters and press releases were made as necessary to create complete runs for Press Releases (1965-1998) and both the weekly Washington Reports newsletters (1968-1998) and the monthly Foreign Affairs Newsletters (1981-1998). Originals have been left where they were found, however, so that the original of a Washington Report may occasionally be found in a Master File, or, less frequently, in a Weekly Report file in the Office Administration series.
		Subseries: Mailings, 1967-1997
		Scope Note: These files represent mailings other than newsletters and press releases. Included are the massive Postal Patrons mailings allowed on a limited basis under the franking privilege, as well as targeted Follow-ups and Special Interest mailings to constituents who had previously indicated an interest in a particular issue or piece of legislation. Mimeo Letters is a category that appears to overlap with these but was retained from the original files. Follow-ups and Mimeo Letters tend to be drafts, Special Interest Letters and Postal Patron mailings tend to be the final copy, although this is not absolute. Arranged chronologically within category of mailing.
		Drafts, 1972-1975
		Arranged chronologically.
Box 130	Folder 1	Jan 1972
Box 130	Folder 2	Feb 1972
Box 130	Folder 3	Mar 1972
Box 130	Folder 4	Apr 1972
Box 130	Folder 5	May 1972
Box 130	Folder 6	Jun 1972
Box 130	Folder 7	Jul 1972
Box 130	Folder 8	Aug 1972
Box 130	Folder 9	Sep 1972
Box 130	Folder 10	Oct 1972
Box 130	Folder 11	Nov 1972
Box 130	Folder 12	Dec 1972
Box 130	Folder 13	Jan 1973
Box 130	Folder 14	Feb 1973
Box 130	Folder 15	Mar 1973
Box 130	Folder 16	Apr 1973
Box 130	Folder 17	May 1973
Box 130	Folder 18	Jun 1973
Box 130	Folder 19	Jul 1973
Box 130	Folder 20	Aug 1973
Box 130	Folder 21	Sep 1973
Box 130	Folder 22	Oct 1973
Box 130	Folder 23	Nov 1973
Box 130	Folder 24	Dec 1973
Box 130	Folder 25	Jan 1974
Box 130	Folder 26	Feb 1974
Box 130	Folder 27	Mar 1974
Box 130	Folder 28	Apr 1974
Box 130	Folder 29	May 1974
Box 130	Folder 30	Jun 1974
Box 130	Folder 31	Jul 1974
Box 130	Folder 32	Aug 1974
Box 130	Folder 33	Sep 1974
Box 130	Folder 34	Oct 1974
Box 130	Folder 35	Nov 1974
Box 130	Folder 36	Dec 1974
Box 130	Folder 37	Jan 1975
Box 130	Folder 38	Feb 1975
Box 130	Folder 39	Mar 1975
Box 130	Folder 40	Apr 1975
Box 130	Folder 41	May 1975
Box 130	Folder 42	Jun 1975
Box 130	Folder 43	Jul 1975
Box 130	Folder 44	Aug 1975
Box 131	Folder 1	Sep 1975
Box 131	Folder 2	Oct 1975
Box 131	Folder 3	Nov 1975
Box 131	Folder 4	Dec 1975
		Follow-Ups, 1978-1997
		Arranged chronologically.
Box 131	Folder 5	1978
Box 131	Folder 6	1979
Box 131	Folder 7	1980
Box 131	Folder 8	1981
Box 131	Folder 9	1982
Box 131	Folder 10	1983
Box 131	Folder 11	1984
Box 131	Folder 12	1985
Box 131	Folder 13	1986
Box 131	Folder 14	1987
Box 131	Folder 15	1988
Box 131	Folder 16	1994
Box 131	Folder 17	1995
Box 131	Folder 18	1996
Box 131	Folder 19	1997
		Mimeo Letters, 1978-1988
		Arranged chronologically.
Box 131	Folder 20	1978
Box 131	Folder 21	1979
Box 131	Folder 22	1980
Box 131	Folder 23	1981
Box 131	Folder 24	1983
Box 131	Folder 25	1985
Box 131	Folder 26	1986
Box 131	Folder 27	1988
		Postal Patrons, 1978-1994
		Arranged chronologically.
Box 131	Folder 28	1978
Box 131	Folder 29	1979
Box 131	Folder 30	1982
Box 131	Folder 31	1983
Box 131	Folder 32	1984
Box 131	Folder 33	1985
Box 131	Folder 34	1986
Box 131	Folder 35	1987
Box 131	Folder 36	1988
Box 131	Folder 37	1989
Box 131	Folder 38	1990
Box 131	Folder 39	Questionnaires, 1987-1994
		Special Interest Letters, 1967-1990
		Arranged chronologically.
Box 131	Folder 40	1967
Box 131	Folder 41	1973
Box 129	Folder 12	District Visit Announcements, 1973-1974
Box 129	Folder 13	9th District Farm and Rural Report, 1975
Box 131	Folder 42	1977
Box 131	Folder 43	1978
Box 131	Folder 44	1979
Box 131	Folder 45	1980
Box 131	Folder 46	1981
Box 131	Folder 47	1982
Box 131	Folder 48	1983
Box 131	Folder 49	1984
Box 131	Folder 50	1985
Box 131	Folder 51	1986
Box 131	Folder 52	1987
Box 131	Folder 53	1988
Box 131	Folder 54	1989
Box 131	Folder 55	1990
		Subseries: Master Files, 1972-1984, 1997-1998
		Scope Note: The Master Files as received were variously named Mailings and Press Releases but contained press releases, radio tape scripts and "beepers" based on same, mass mailings, and newsletters. Copies of radio scripts have been made for the radio script files where clearly indicated as radio scripts, but the originals remain where they were found. Master Files may also contain cumulative mail records, although these are more dependably in the Weekly Report files of the Office Administration series.
		: Arranged chronologically.
Box 131	Folder 56	1972
Box 131	Folder 57	1973
Box 131	Folder 58	Jan 1974
Box 131	Folder 59	Feb 1974
Box 131	Folder 60	Mar 1974
Box 131	Folder 61	Apr 1974
Box 131	Folder 62	May 1974
Box 131	Folder 63	Jun 1974
Box 131	Folder 64	Jul 1974
Box 131	Folder 65	Aug 1974
Box 131	Folder 66	Sep 1974
Box 131	Folder 67	Oct 1974
Box 131	Folder 68	Nov 1974
Box 131	Folder 69	Dec 1974
Box 131	Folder 70	Jan 1975
Box 131	Folder 71	Feb 1975
Box 131	Folder 72	Mar 1975
Box 131	Folder 73	Apr 1975
Box 131	Folder 74	May 1975
Box 131	Folder 75	Jun 1975
Box 132	Folder 1	Jul 1975
Box 132	Folder 2	Aug 1975
Box 132	Folder 3	Sep 1975
Box 132	Folder 4	Oct 1975
Box 132	Folder 5	Nov 1975
Box 132	Folder 6	Dec 1975
Box 132	Folder 7	Jan 1976
Box 132	Folder 8	Feb 1976
Box 132	Folder 9	Mar 1976
Box 132	Folder 10	Apr 1976
Box 132	Folder 11	May 1976
Box 132	Folder 12	Jun 1976
Box 132	Folder 13	Jul 1976
Box 132	Folder 14	Aug 1976
Box 132	Folder 15	Sep 1976
Box 132	Folder 16	Oct 1976
Box 132	Folder 17	Nov 1976
Box 132	Folder 18	Dec 1976
Box 132	Folder 19	Jan 1977
Box 132	Folder 20	Feb 1977
Box 132	Folder 21	Mar 1977
Box 132	Folder 22	Apr 1977
Box 132	Folder 23	May 1977
Box 132	Folder 24	Jun 1977
Box 132	Folder 25	Jul 1977
Box 132	Folder 26	Aug 1977
Box 132	Folder 27	Sep 1977
Box 132	Folder 28	Oct 1977
Box 132	Folder 29	Nov 1977
Box 132	Folder 30	Dec 1977
Box 132	Folder 31	Jan 1978
Box 132	Folder 32	Feb 1978
Box 132	Folder 33	Mar 1978
Box 132	Folder 34	Apr 1978
Box 132	Folder 35	May 1978
Box 132	Folder 36	Jun 1978
Box 132	Folder 37	Jul 1978
Box 132	Folder 38	Aug 1978
Box 132	Folder 39	Sep 1978
Box 132	Folder 40	Oct 1978
Box 132	Folder 41	Nov 1978
Box 132	Folder 42	Dec 1978
Box 132	Folder 43	Jan 1979
Box 132	Folder 44	Feb 1979
Box 132	Folder 45	Mar 1979
Box 132	Folder 46	Apr 1979
Box 132	Folder 47	May 1979
Box 132	Folder 48	Jun 1979
Box 132	Folder 49	Jul 1979
Box 132	Folder 50	Aug 1979
Box 132	Folder 51	Sep 1979
Box 132	Folder 52	Oct 1979
Box 132	Folder 53	Nov 1979
Box 132	Folder 54	Dec 1979
Box 133	Folder 1	Jan 1980
Box 133	Folder 2	Feb 1980
Box 133	Folder 3	Mar 1980
Box 133	Folder 4	Apr 1980
Box 133	Folder 5	May 1980
Box 133	Folder 6	Jun 1980
Box 133	Folder 7	Jul 1980
Box 133	Folder 8	Aug 1980
Box 133	Folder 9	Sep 1980
Box 133	Folder 10	Oct 1980
Box 133	Folder 11	Nov 1980
Box 133	Folder 12	Dec 1980
Box 133	Folder 13	Jan-Apr 1981
Box 133	Folder 14	May-Sept 1981
Box 133	Folder 15	Oct-Dec 1981
Box 133	Folder 16	Jan 1982
Box 133	Folder 17	Feb 1982
Box 133	Folder 18	Mar 1982
Box 133	Folder 19	Apr 1982
Box 133	Folder 20	May 1982
Box 133	Folder 21	Jun 1982
Box 133	Folder 22	Jul 1982
Box 133	Folder 23	Aug 1982
Box 133	Folder 24	Sep 1982
Box 133	Folder 25	Oct 1982
Box 133	Folder 26	Nov 1982
Box 133	Folder 27	Dec 1982
Box 133	Folder 28	Jan 1983
Box 133	Folder 29	Feb 1983
Box 133	Folder 30	Mar 1983
Box 133	Folder 31	Apr 1983
Box 133	Folder 32	May 1983
Box 133	Folder 33	Jun 1983
Box 133	Folder 34	Jul 1983
Box 133	Folder 35	Aug 1983
Box 133	Folder 36	Sep 1983
Box 133	Folder 37	Oct 1983
Box 133	Folder 38	Nov 1983
Box 133	Folder 39	Dec 1983
Box 133	Folder 40	Jan 1984
Box 133	Folder 41	Feb 1984
Box 133	Folder 42	Mar 1984
Box 133	Folder 43	Apr 1984
Box 133	Folder 44	May 1984
Box 133	Folder 45	Jun 1984
Box 133	Folder 46	Jul 1984
Box 133	Folder 47	Aug 1984
Box 133	Folder 48	Sep 1984
Box 133	Folder 49	Oct 1984
Box 133	Folder 50	Nov 1984
Box 133	Folder 51	Jan 1997
Box 133	Folder 52	Feb 1997
Box 133	Folder 53	Mar 1997
Box 133	Folder 54	Apr 1997
Box 133	Folder 55	May 1997
Box 133	Folder 56	Jun 1997
Box 133	Folder 57	Jul 1997
Box 133	Folder 58	Aug 1997
Box 133	Folder 59	Sep 1997
Box 133	Folder 60	Oct 1997
Box 133	Folder 61	Dec 1997
Box 133	Folder 62	Jan 1998
Box 133	Folder 63	Feb 1998
Box 133	Folder 64	Mar 1998
Box 133	Folder 65	Apr 1998
Box 133	Folder 66	May 1998
Box 133	Folder 67	Jun 1998
Box 133	Folder 68	Jul 1998
Box 133	Folder 69	Aug 1998
Box 133	Folder 70	Sep 1998
		Subseries: Media Correspondence, 1965-1971, 1981
		Arranged alphabetically by media organization.
Box 129	Folder 14	General, 1966-1975
Box 129	Folder 15	Batesville Herald-Tribune, 1965
Box 129	Folder 16	Bedford Times-Mail, 1966-1969
Box 129	Folder 17	Bloomington Paper Statements, 1970-1971
Box 129	Folder 18	Cincinnati Post, Times-Star, 1969
Box 129	Folder 19	Cincinnati TV Stations, 1968-1970
Box 129	Folder 20	Columbus Evening Republican, 1965
Box 129	Folder 21	Connersville News-Examiner, 1968
Box 129	Folder 22	Greensburg News, 1970
Box 129	Folder 23	Hope Star-Journal, 1966-1967
Box 129	Folder 24	Indianapolis Star, 1966-1968
Box 129	Folder 25	Lawrenceburg Register, 1969
Box 129	Folder 26	Louisville Courier-Journal, 1967-1970
Box 129	Folder 27	Louisville Radio and TV, 1965-1971
Box 129	Folder 28	Louisville Times, 1968
Box 129	Folder 29	Madison Courier, 1966-1967
Box 129	Folder 30	National Association of Broadcasters, 1965
Box 129	Folder 31	North Vernon Plain Dealer, 1968-1970
Box 129	Folder 32	Orion Broadcasting, 1981
Box 133	Folder 71	Questionnaire, 1971
Box 129	Folder 33	Salem Leader, 1968-1969
Box 129	Folder 34	Scott County Journal, 1965-1967
Box 129	Folder 35	WCNB Connersville, 1970
Box 129	Folder 36	WLW-Radio Cincinnati, 1966-1970
Box 129	Folder 37	WORX Madison (Radio), 1966-1970
Box 129	Folder 38	WXVW Jeffersonville (Radio), 1967
		Subseries: Newsletters, 1965-1998
		Scope Note: The Congressman's Reports newsletters (1965-1978) tended to be general reports on Congressional activity and overlap with the Washington Reports (1968-1998), which from the beginning provided background on one or two topics per issue and by the end of Hamilton's first term had developed into the substantive single issue weekly newsletters they would remain for the rest of his congressional career. The Foreign Affairs Newsletter, which he began disseminating monthly in 1981, similarly addressed a single topic in detail in each issue. Both of these newsletters were sent to extensive but selective lists, including district newspapers, and Hamilton frequently asked that they be included in the Congressional Record to facilitate discussion of issues. Finding that newspapers were inclined to either edit heavily or not print the complete single-spaced legalized Washington Report, his press staff developed a "Condensed Washington Report" which was sent out to newspapers from 1978-1982 and then apparently abandoned. Two photocopied sets of the Washington Reports were included in the collection, as well as other partial files, none of which was complete. A nearly complete set was assembled by copying the missing originals present in the Mailings and Master Files. The original copy of a given Washington Report may thus be in the Washington Reports files, in the Press Release files, or in the Master Files. Press Release files are not complete for Washington Reports, beginning to omit them in the early 1970s.
		: Arranged alphabetically by newsletter title, then chronologically.
Box 134	Folder 1	Congressman's Reports, 1965
Box 134	Folder 2	Congressman's Reports, 1966
Box 134	Folder 3	Congressman's Reports, 1967
Box 134	Folder 4	Congressman's Reports, 1968
Box 134	Folder 5	Congressman's Reports, 1969
Box 134	Folder 6	Congressman's Reports, 1970
Box 134	Folder 7	Congressman's Reports, 1971-1972
Box 134	Folder 8	Congressman's Reports, 1973-1974
Box 134	Folder 9	Congressman's Reports, 1975-1976
Box 134	Folder 10	Congressman's Reports, 1977-1978
Box 134	Folder 11	Foreign Affairs Newsletter - Master List, 1981-1998
Box 134	Folder 12	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 1, 1981
		1. September, 1981: The Conflict in Lebanon (2 copies)
		2. October, 1981: Poland: A Nation in Change (2 copies)
		3. November, 1981: Namibia
		4. December, 1981: El Salvador
Box 134	Folder 13	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 2, 1982
		1. January, 1982: Soviet-American Relations
		2. February, 1982: Economic Sanctions and the Allies [Poland]
		3. March, 1982: The Caribbean Basin Initiative
		4. April, 1982: A Different View of the Soviet Union
		5. May, 1982: The United Nations
		6. June, 1982: Our Next Step in the Middle East
		7. July, 1982: The International Drug Trade
		8. August, 1982: The Law of the Sea Treaty
		9. September, 1982: Sanctions [Poland, Soviet Union, gas pipeline]
		10. October, 1982: Burden Sharing [defense]
		11. November, 1982: The Nuclear Freeze [arms control]
		12. December, 1982: American, China, and the Soviet Union
Box 134	Folder 14	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 3, 1983
		1. January, 1983: The Soviet Union under Yuri Andropov
		2. February, 1983: Arms Control and Force Modernization
		3. March, 1983: The Virtuous Circle of Trade and Growth (Christian Science Monitor article by Hamilton, Mar 1, 1983)
		4. April, 1983: El Salvador and the United States Congress
		5. May, 1983: Trends in Foreign Aid
		6. June, 1983: Judging Williamsburg [arms control]
		7. July, 1983: Cuban-American Relations
		8. August, 1983: Syrian Withdrawal from Lebanon
		9. September, 1983: The Tragedy of Flight 007 [Soviet Union, South Korea]
		10. October, 1983: The Bretton Woods Institutions [International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank]
		11. November, 1983: Grenada [Cuba]
		12. December, 1983: America's Duty in Lebanon, ( Cincinnati Enquirer article by Hamilton, Nov 26, 1983)
Box 134	Folder 15	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 4, 1984
		1. January, 1984: Islamic Fundamentalism
		2. February, 1984: Konstantin Chernenko [Soviet Union]
		3. March, 1984: The Kissinger Report [central American, El Salvador]
		4. April, 1984: Terrorism: A New Mode of Warfare
		5. May, 1984: The Trade Deficit
		6. June, 1984: Central America [Cuba, Nicaragua]
		7. July, 1984: NATO [North Atlantic Treaty Organization]
		8. August, 1984: The Middle East
		9. September, 1984: Controlling the World's Population
		10. October, 1984: Foreign Policy and the Candidates [Walter Mondale, Ronald Reagan]
		11. November, 1984: Strategic Defense
		12. December, 1984: Nuclear Proliferation
Box 134	Folder 16	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 5, 1985
		1. January, 1985: The Use of Military Force
		2. February, 1985: African Famine [Ethiopia, Mozambique, Chad, Libya, Sudan]
		3. March, 1985: Mikhail Gorbachev
		4. April, 1985: South Africa [apartheid]
		5. May, 1985: Congress and Foreign Policy
		6. June, 1985: Nicaragua
		7. July, 1985: Support for Insurgencies [Afghanistan, Nicaragua, Cambodia, Soviet Union]
		8. August, 1985: Promoting Democracy
		9. September, 1985: The Philippines [New People's Army]
		10. October, 1985: The Summit [Soviet Union, Ronald Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev, Geneva]
		11. November, 1985: The European Community
		12. December, 1985: After Geneva [arms control]
Box 134	Folder 17	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 6, 1986
		1. January, 1986: The Future of SALT II
		2. February, 1986: The Middle East: What Can the U.S. Do Next?
		3. March, 1986: Nicaragua: A More Effective U.S. Policy
		4. April, 1986: Angola and U.S. Interests
		5. May, 1986: Libya and Terrorism
		6. June, 1986: SALT II and Soviet Treaty Violations
		7. July, 1986: The U.S. and Mexico
		8. August, 1986: The U.S. and Africa
		9. September, 1986: National Security: A Centrist Approach [arms control, Strategic Defense Initiative]
		10. October, 1986: China
		11. November, 1986: The United Nations
		12. December, 1986: The Iran Initiative
Box 134	Folder 18	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 7, 1987
		1. January, 1987: The Strategic Defense Initiative
		2. February, 1987: The Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty
		3. March, 1987: Reforming Foreign Aid [military assistance, Economic Support Fund]
		4. April, 1987: Current Issues in U.S.-Canadian Relations [acid rain, trade, sovereignty, defense]
		5. May, 1987: Does the U.S. Want the Soviet Reforms to Succeed or to Fail?
		6. June, 1987: U.S. Interests and the Re-Flagging of Kuwaiti Tankers [U.S.S. Stark]
		7. July, 1987: A Better U.S. Policy toward Nicaragua
		8. August, 1987: South Korea
		9. September, 1987: U.S.-West German Issues [arms reductions, trade, defense, agricultural subsidies]
		10. October, 1987: U.S.-Canadian Free Trade Agreement
		11. November, 1987: Covert Operations in a Democratic Society
		12. December, 1987: The INF Treaty [Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty]
Box 134	Folder 19	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 8, 1988
		1. January, 1988: Democracy, Debt and Economic Growth: Issues for the U.S. in Latin America
		2. February, 1988: U.S. Base Rights Issues in Southern Europe [Spain, Portugal, Greece, Turkey]
		3. March, 1988: The 1988 Middle East Initiative
		4. April, 1988: Afghanistan: The Geneva Accords
		5. May, 1988: The Role of the U.S. in the World
		6. June, 1988: Iran
		7. July, 1988: Japan's Changing Role in the World
		8. August, 1988: Achieving Peace and Democracy
		9. September, 1988: Issues Confronting the Next Administration and Congress [Soviet Union, regional issues, foreign aid, trade, defense, arms control]
		10. October, 1988: U.N. Peacekeeping
		11. November, 1988: United States and Southeast Asia
		12. December, 1988: Northern Ireland: Slow, But Hopeful, Progress
Box 134	Folder 20	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 9, 1989
		1. January, 1989: Conventional Arms Talks [arms control]
		2. February, 1989: Congress and War Powers
		3. March, 1989: US-European Relations-Challenges Ahead [trade, agricultural subsidies, INF Treaty, Soviet Union]
		4. April, 1989: Bipartisan Nicaraguan Policy
		5. May, 1989: Refugee Responsibilities
		6. June, 1989: China
		7. July, 1989: The Europe 1992 Plan
		8. August, 1989: Responding to Change in the Soviet Union
		9. September, 1989: U.S. Foreign Anti-Drug Policy
		10. October, 1989: Poland and Hungary
		11. November, 1989: After the Berlin Wall - What Next?
		12. December, 1989: Panama
Box 134	Folder 21	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 10, 1990
		1. January, 1990: The International Environment [global warming, acid rain, ozone depletion, tropical rain forests]
		2. February, 1990: Time for Peace in Afghanistan
		3. March, 1990: South Africa
		4. April, 1990: The Nationalities Question in the Soviet Union
		5. May, 1990: The Future of NATO
		6. June, 1990: Technology Controls versus Trade
		7. July, 1990: Secret Foreign Policy [Afghanistan, Cambodia, Angola]
		8. August, 1990: Water Issues in the Middle East
		9. September, 1990: Iraq's Invasion of Kuwait
		10. October, 1990: World Summit for Children
		11. November, 1990: The Paris Summit for a New Europe
		12. December, 1990: A United Germany
Box 134	Folder 22	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 11, 1991
		1. January, 1991: Key Regional Issues [Panama, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Cambodia, Angola, Afghanistan]
		2. February, 1991: Post-War Issues in the Middle East
		3. March, 1991: The Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban
		4. April, 1991: China
		5. May, 1991: The Soviet Union in Crisis: U.S. Policy
		6. June, 1991: South American Drug Trafficking
		7. July, 1991: Yugoslavia
		8. August, 1991: Aftermath of the Soviet Coup Attempt
		9. September, 1991: U.S. Policy toward Cuba
		10. October, 1991: Challenges for U.S. Intelligence [Persian Gulf, Robert Gates]
		11. November, 1991: Conventional Arms Transfers to the Third World
		12. December, 1991: The European Summit at Maastricht
Box 134	Folder 23	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 12, 1992
		1. January, 1992: U.S.-Japan Relations
		2. February, 1992: The Future of Arms Control
		3. March, 1992: Iraq and the Persian Gulf One Year Later [Kuwait, Iran, Kurds, Middle East]
		4. April, 1992: Should the U.S. Help the Former Soviet Republics?
		5. May, 1992: America's Image in the World [Rodney King]
		6. June, 1992: European Unity Mixed Signals
		7. July, 1992: Humanitarian Intervention [United Nations]
		8. August, 1992: The War in Former Yugoslavia
		9. September, 1992: The United Nations
		10. October, 1992: The North American Free Trade Agreement [NAFTA]
		11. November, 1992: Crisis in Haiti
		12. December, 1992: Somalia
Box 134	Folder 24	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 13, 1993
		1. January, 1993: U.S. Policy toward the Former Soviet Union
		2. February, 1993: The U.S. Initiative on Bosnia
		3. March, 1993: A New U.S. Approach on China
		4. April, 1993: A New Partnership with Japan
		5. May, 1993: Urgency Needed in Mideast Peace Talks
		6. June, 1993: Foreign Aid Is in U.S. Interests
		7. July, 1993: Shining the Spotlight on ASEAN [Association of Southeast Asian Nations]
		8. August, 1993: Combatting the New Wave of Terrorism [World Trade Center bombing]
		9. September, 1993: Breakthrough in the Middle East
		10. October, 1993: Seven Reasons to Say Yes to NAFTA [North American Free Trade Agreement]
		11. November, 1993: The Real Lessons of Somalia
		12. December, 1993: The Russian Elections: What's Next?
Box 134	Folder 25	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 14, 1994
		1. January, 1994: North Korea's Nuclear Challenge
		2. February, 1994: Trade Tensions with Japan
		3. March, 1994: Ending the Crisis in Haiti
		4. April, 1994: GATT: Good News on Trade [General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade]
		5. May, 1994: The Cairo Accord: Progress towards Peace
		6. June, 1994: How the U.S. Can Help Rwanda
		7. July, 1994: Questions about Economic Sanctions
		8. August, 1994: Making Peacekeeping Work
		9. September, 1994: The Challenges Ahead in Haiti
		10. October, 1994: Clinton's Foreign Policy Record
		11. November, 1994: APEC: A Golden Opportunity [Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum]
		12. December, 1994: Successful Summit of the Americas
Box 134	Folder 26	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 15, 1995
		1. January, 1995: Questions about Peacekeeping and NATO Expansion
		2. February, 1995: Mexican Loans Serve U.S. Interests
		3. March, 1995: Russia in Transition: U.S. Policy Changes
		4. April, 1995: The Falling Dollar: Does It Matter?
		5. May, 1995: Extending the Non-Proliferation Treaty
		6. June, 1995: Reforming War Powers
		7. July, 1995: Crisis in Bosnia
		8. August, 1995: Crisis in U.S.-China Relations
		9. September, 1995: Haiti: Challenges One Year Later
		10. October, 1995: More Progress in the Middle East
		11. November, 1995: Global Efforts to Control Narcotics
		12. December, 1995: Foreign Policy: The Year in Review
Box 134	Folder 27	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 16, 1996
		1. January, 1996: The Gulf War -- Five Years After [Iraq, Iran, Kuwait]
		2. February, 1996: Haiti: Challenge Ahead
		3. March, 1996: The United States, China, and Taiwan
		4. April, 1996: Maturing Relations with Japan and Korea
		5. May, 1996: The Missile Defense Debate
		6. June, 1996: Middle East Peace Prospects
		7. July, 1996: The Meaning of Yeltsin's Victory [Russia]
		8. August, 1996: The Challenges of World Leadership
		9. September, 1996: U.S. Response to Iraqi Aggression
		10. October, 1996: Putting Africa on the American Agenda
		11. November, 1996: A New Look at Burdensharing
		12. December, 1996: Foreign Policy Challenges Ahead
Box 134	Folder 28	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 17, 1997
		1. January, 1997: Creating a More Effective United Nations
		2. February, 1997: The Chemical Weapons Convention
		3. March, 1997: A Flawed Drug Certification Process
		4. April, 1997: A New Policy Needed for Cuba
		5. May, 1997: The Challenge in Congo
		6. June, 1997: Why I Support Normal Trade Relations with China
		7. July, 1997: NATO Enlargement [North American Treaty Organization]
		8. August, 1997: Preventing Deadly Conflict
		9. September, 1997: Fast-Track What Is at Stake [trade]
		10. October, 1997: Finishing the Job of Reform in Latin America
		11. November, 1997: U.S. Policy toward the Persian Gulf
		12. December, 1997: Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol [global warming, greenhouse gas emissions]
Box 134	Folder 29	Foreign Affairs Newsletter, Vol. 18, 1998
		1. January, 1998: The International Monetary Fund
		2. February, 1998: Defining the National Interest
		3. March, 1998: Chemical and Biological Weapons
		4. April, 1998: Foreign Policy Perceptions - The Gap between the Public and Politicians
		5. May, 1998: Why We Need Friends and Allies
		6. June, 1998: U.S. Policy toward Caspian Energy
		7. July, 1998: Presidential Leadership in American Foreign Policy
		8. August, 1998: U.S.-Russian Relations on the Eve of the Summit
		9. September, 1998: A New Phase in the Fight against Terrorism
		10. October, 1998: Opportunities and Challenges in South Asia [Indian, Pakistan, Kashmir]
Box 134	Folder 30	Joint Economic Committee, 1984
Box 134	Folder 31	Washington Reports Master List and Index, 1968-1998
Box 134	Folder 32	Washington Reports, Vol. I, 1965
		1. Mar. 17, 1965: Vietnam: A Stern Test of Our Strength
		2. Mar. 24, 1965: President Urges Voting Rights Bill; Ninth District Shares in Flood Control Programs
		3. Mar. 31, 1965: Countdown at Cape Kennedy; Tourism and Southern Indiana [moon exploration]
		4. Apr. 7, 1965: Breakthrough for Education
		5. Apr. 14, 1965: President Johnson's War on Waste
		6. Apr. 21, 1965: Water Resource Development Is the Key; President Johnson Sees Hoosier Tragedy [tornadoes, floods]
		7. Apr. 28, 1965: The Facts about the Medicare Bill
		8. May 5, 1965: Pledge Support to Improved Disaster Relief; Hoosier Takes Top Policy-Making Position; Twin-Rush Project Speeding Ahead [tornadoes, floods; Joseph W. Barr; Twin Rush Creek]
		8 [sic]. May 19, 1965: Walnut Log Supply Needs Protection; Smokey the Bear on Hamilton Team; We'd Appreciate Hearing from You Sooner [Kermit Spencer; Washington visitors]
		9. May 26, 1965: Indiana Goes after an Atom-Smasher [Atomic Energy Commission, proton accelerator]
		10. May 26, 1965: Ninth District Pushes War on Poverty [Economic Opportunity Act of 1964]
		12. June 16, 1965: A Message of Thanks from an African [Peace Corps]
		13. June 23, 1965: House Preserves Vital Farm Conservation Program
		14. June 30, 1965: The Facts about Foreign Aid
		18. Sept. 9, 1965: A Special Report on the New Farm Bill
		19. Sept. 8[18?], 1965: A Special Report on Social Security Benefits
Box 134	Folder 33	Washington Reports, Vol. II, 1966
		22. Jan, 15, 1966: Local Officials Conference Is a Success
		23. Jan. 21, 1966: Indiana Commemorative Stamp To Be Issued; Indiana Port Progress; Foreign Affairs Hearings Set; A Busy First Week [foreign policy, Asia]
		24. Jan. 29, 1966: The Key to New Business; The Pace Picks Up; Indiana Itinerary [tourism, Ohio River Scenic Parkway; congressional schedule]
		25. Feb. 4, 1966: Questionnaire Response is Overwhelming; A Birthday for the Boy Scouts; Snow Hits in Washington [constituent views]
		26. Feb. 11, 1966: Ninth District Hospital Allocations
		27. Feb. 18, 1966: India Faces a Crisis; U.S. Jaycees Stage a Panel on Vietnam; Visitors in Washington from District [food]
		28(29). Feb. 25, 1966: Ninth District Shows its Colors; White House Invitations; Stenographer Course Approved [Vietnam; Southeastern Indiana Area Vocational School]
		30. Mar. 9, 1966: Hospital Needs; Traffic Safety; Cold War GI Bill
		31. Mar. 14, 1966: Hoosiers "Invade" Washington; Hoosier Petitions Go to Vietnam
		32. Mar. 19, 1966: Prosperity Brings Problems Too [sewer systems, water systems]
		31 [sic]. Mar. 28, 1966: Mail Opposes School Lunch Cutbacks; School Assistance Set [school funding]
		32 [sic]. Apr 11, 1966: New Police Training Program for Indiana
		32 [sic]. Apr 14, 1966: Water Needs Are Critical
		33. Apr 15, 1966: Confusion Is Being Cleared [Selective Service System, college draft deferments]
		35. May 2, 1966: [Vietnam, equipment shortages]
		36. May 9, 1966: [agriculture, farm income, food prices]
		37. May 16, 1966: [Ninth District public project grants]
		38. May 21, 1966: [Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, deactivation, Bakalar Air Force Base]
		39. May 31, 1966: [Social Security payments in Ninth District]
		40. June 13, 1966: [school funding, Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965]
		41. June 20, 1966: The Limestone Industry; Jeffersonville Petition; The West Baden Project; Other Visitors [urban development loan; Jesuit College]
		41 [sic]. June 27, 1966: Health Needs Pointed Up; Ninth District Firms Receive SBA Loans; District Appointee Honored [rural health care; Small Business Administration]
		42. July 1, 1966: [House Armed Services Committee review of Selective Service System]
		43. July 15, 1966: [constituent questionnaire results, constituent views]
		44. July 23, 1966: [visit of Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman]
		45. July 30, 1966: Hoosier Hospitality Pleases the President [Lyndon Johnson]
		46. Aug 6, 1966: [antipollution legislation, sewers, sewage treatment]
		47. Aug 13, 1966: [congressional reorganization, Joint Committee on Organization of Congress]
		48. Aug 19, 1966: It's Called Casework [constituent requests]
		49. Aug 27, 1966: [education, high school dropouts]
		50. Sept 3, 1966: [traffic accidents, fatalities]
		51. Sept 10, 1966: [crime increase]
		51 [sic]. Sept 17, 1966: [United Nations, Vietnam, U Thant, Rhodesia]
		52. Sept 26, 1966: [crime, formation of Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice]
		53. Oct 1, 1966: The Other War [Vietnam economy]
		54. Oct 8, 1966: [extension of Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965]
		55. Oct 17, 1966: Rural water and sewer systems grants status
		56. Oct 22, 1966: [89th Congress legislation summary]
		56 [sic]. Nov 23, 1966: [Thanksgiving reflections]
		57. Nov 30, 1966: Nation's Budget is Under Review; 89th Congress Showed Fiscal Concern
		58. Dec 5, 1966: [government paperwork reduction]
		59. Dec 12, 1966: [food costs, promotional schemes]
		60. [Dec 23?, 1966]: [European study mission, France, NATO]
Box 134	Folder 34	Washington Reports, Vol. III, 1967
		1. Jan 11, 1967: [90th Congress issues]
		2. Jan 16, 1967: The Crisis in Middle Management in Government
		3. Jan 21, 1967: [Indiana agriculture production]
		4. Jan 30, 1967: [budget for fiscal year 1968]
		5. Feb 4, 1967: [economy]
		6. Feb 11, 1967: [national debt]
		7. Feb 18, 1967: [highway fund cutbacks]
		8. Feb 28, 1967: [ crime; commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice]
		9. Mar 6, 1967: [mail volume, Post Office Department]
		10. Mar 13, 1967: [rights of accused persons]
		11. Mar 20, 1967: [space program]
		12. Mar 20 [27?], 1967: [farm products, foreign trade, import controls]
		13. Apr 3, 1967: [import controls, farm products]
		14. [Apr 10, 1967]: [Vietnam elections]
		15. [Apr 17, 1967]: [Vietnam pacification program, social and economic development]
		16. [Apr 23, 1967]: [federal revenue sharing]
		17. April 29, 1967: [Vietnam, General William C. Westmoreland's address to Congress]
		18. May 6, 1967: [lunch at the White House]
		19. May 13, 1967: [Vietnam peace process chronology]
		20. May 22, 1967: [Ninth District demographics]
		21. May 29, 1967: [conference on crime, crime statistics]
		22. June 5, 1967: [crime control through technology]
		23. June 12, 1967: [Middle East Crisis]
		24. June 19, 1967: [CIA subversion in Latin America]
		25. June 25, 1967: [Indiana farm problems, visit from urban Congressmen, Jonathan Bingham, Frank Annunzio, James Corman, J. ward Roush]
		26. July 3, 1967: [Johnson-Kosygin Summit, Averill Harriman]
		27. July 10, 1967: [farmers, Rural-Urban Day]
		28. July 17, 1967: [RuralUrban Day, James Corman, Frank Annunzio, Jonathan Bingham, J. Edward Roush]
		29. July 21, 1967: [backyard cookout, Congressman Richard Bolling, Lyndon Johnson]
		30. July 29, 1967: [pollution]
		31. Aug 5, 1967: [civil disorder, riots]
		32. Aug 12, 1967: [Farmers Home Administration projects funded]
		33. Aug 19, 1967: [crime rate increase; Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Assistance Act]
		34. Aug 26, 1967: [Congressional committees]
		35. Sept 2, 1967: [high school dropouts, education]
		36. Sept 9, 1967: [mental illness, mental health centers]
		37. Sept 16, 1967: [ethics in government, campaign finance disclosure]
		38. Sept 23, 1967: [Social Security]
		39. Sept 30, 1967: [writing to Congressmen]
		40. Oct 7, 1967: [United Nations General Assembly, Middle East, Vietnam]
		41. Oct 14, 1967: [Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Columbus visit]
		42. Oct 21, 1967: [space program]
		43. Oct 28, 1967: [space exploration technology]
		44. Nov 11, 1967: [air pollution, Air Quality Act of 1967]
		45. Nov 14, 1967: [Congressional oversight of federal programs, constituent input]
		46. Nov 20, 1967: [United States population, demographics]
		47. Nov 25, 1967: [population, birth rate]
		48. Dec 4, 1967: [health care reform]
		49. [Dec 11, 1967]: [United States France relations, Charles deGaulle]
		50. Dec 16, 1967: [campaign finance reform]
		51. Dec 23, 1967: [combatting organized crime]
		52. Dec 30, 1967: [farm income, markets]
Box 134	Folder 35	Washington Reports, Vol. IV, 1968
		1. Jan 6, 1968: U.S. Prosperity and Problems Economy
		2. Jan 15, 1968: [budget deficit, spending]
		3. Jan 20, 1968: [global policy]
		4. Jan 29, 1968: [Congressman Mills' Columbus visit]
		5. Feb 5, 1968: [Africa tour, Hubert Humphrey]
		6. Feb 10, 1968: [balance of payments deficit]
		7. Feb 17, 1968: [Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, John W. Gardner]
		8. Feb 24, 1968: [U.S.S. Pueblo, North Korea]
		9. Mar 2, 1968: [U.S.S. Pueblo, North Korea]
		10. Mar 9, 1968: [auto insurance]
		11. Mar 16, 1968: [crime, legislation]
		12. Mar 23, 1968: [Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Vietnam, Senate Foreign Relations Committee]
		13. Mar 30, 1968: [time observance in Indiana]
		14. April 6, 1968: [collective bargaining, farmers]
		15. Apr 13, 1968: [Vietnam peace negotiations]
		16. Apr 22, 1968: [civil disorders, riots]
		17. Apr 29, 1968: [India]
		18. May 2, 1968: [higher education, financial aid]
		19. May 11, 1968: [U.S.S. Pueblo prisoners, North Korea]
		20. May 18, 1968: [budget cuts, tax increases]
		21. May 25, 1968: [Citizens Board of Inquiry into Hunger and Malnutrition in the United States]
		22. June 1, 1968: [flood damage, flood control, water resources]
		23. June 8, 1968: [France, student and labor demonstrations]
		24. June 15, 1968: [Robert F. Kennedy assassination, democratic process]
		25. June 22, 1968: [budget deficit, balance of payments deficit, Revenue and Expenditure Control Act of 1968]
		26. June 29, 1968: [Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968]
		27. July 5, 1968: [Continental Congress, Declaration of Independence]
		28. July 13, 1968: [federal assistance programs oversight, reform]
		20 [29? 30?]. July 20, 1968: [vocational education]
		31. July 27, 1968: [Post Office Department problems]
		32. Aug 5, 1968: [time observance in Indiana]
		32 [sic]. Aug 10, 1968: [elections]
		33. Aug 17, 1968: [Republican Party platform]
		34. Aug 24, 1968: 90th Congress, 2nd Session [Congressional schedule reform]
		35. Aug 31, 1968: [democratic process, government reform]
		36. Sept 7, 1968: [Democratic Party platform]
		37. Sept 14, 1968: [political convention system]
		37 [sic]. Dec 21, 1968: [spending/recission/employment]
		38. Dec 27, 1968: [Congress and foreign policy]
Box 134	Folder 36	Washington Reports, Vol. V, 1969
		1. Jan 11, 1969: [inflation]
		2. Jan 18, 1969: [91st Congress demographics]
		3. Jan 25, 1969: [U.S.S. Pueblo prisoners]
		4. Feb 3, 1969: [Nigeria, Biafra]
		5. Feb 8, 1969: [higher education funding]
		6. Feb 17, 1969: [Congress and budget process]
		7. [Feb 24, 1969]: [Congressional pay raises]
		8. Mar 1, 1969: [direct election of the President, electoral college]
		9. Mar 8, 1969: [Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty]
		10. Mar 17, 1969: [South Korea]
		11. Mar 24, 1969: [antiballistic missile (ABM) system]
		12. Mar 30, 1969: [tax reform]
		13. Apr 7, 1969: [91st Congress legislation]
		14. Apr 14, 1969: [obscenity, pornography]
		15. Apr 21, 1969: [higher education financial aid]
		16. Apr 28, 1969: [health care costs]
		17. May 5, 1969: [housing]
		18. May 12, 1969: [student disorders]
		19. [May 19, 1969]: [farmers]
		20. May 26, 1969: [space exploration]
		21. June 2, 1969: [ethics in government]
		22. June 9, 1969: [Vietnam peace negotiations]
		23. June 16, 1969: [pollution control, waste disposal]
		24. June 23, 1969: [Social Security benefits]
		25. June 30, 1969: [retirement of Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren]
		[26?. July 7, 1969?]: [urban transportation]
		27. July 14, 1969: [pay television]
		28. July 21, 1969: [space exploration, lunar missions, Apollo 11]
		29. July 28, 1969: [population crisis]
		30. Aug 4, 1969: [Medicare, health care costs]
		31. Aug 11, 1969: [tax reform]
		32. Aug 18, 1969: [welfare reform]
		33. Aug 25, 1969: [assessment of Richard Nixon presidency]
		34. Sept 1, 1969: [farmers, agricultural subsidies]
		35. Sept 9, 1969: [global policy, national interests]
		36. Sept 12, 1969: [senior citizens financial status]
		37. Sept 22, 1969: [Constitutional amendment, direct election of the President, electoral college]
		38. Sept 29, 1969: [United Nations]
		39. Oct 7, 1969: [Vietnam peace negotiations]
		40. Oct 13, 1969: [international free trade]
		41. Oct 20, 1969: [Vietnam troop withdrawal]
		42. Oct 27, 1969: [economic boom, inflation]
		43. Nov 3, 1969: [1970 census]
		44. Nov 10, 1969: [draft lottery, Selective Service System reform]
		45. Nov 17, 1969: [airplane hijackings]
		46. Nov 24, 1969: [Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT) talks]
		47. Dec 1, 1969: [obscenity, pornography, Post Office Department]
		48. Dec 8, 1969: [crime, violence]
		[no#]. Dec 15, 1969: [drug abuse]
		49. Dec 22, 1969: [Christmas visit to White House]
		50. Dec 29, 1969: [economy, inflation]
Box 134	Folder 37	Washington Reports, Vol. VI, 1970
		1. Jan 5, 1970: [Tax Reform Act of 1969]
		2. Jan 12, 1970: [farm legislation]
		3. Jan 19, 1970: [budget]
		4. Jan 26, 1970: [Congress and foreign policy]
		5. Feb 2, 1970: [crime]
		6. Feb 16, 1970: [housing]
		7. Feb 23, 1970: [Middle East policy]
		8. Mar 2, 1970: [Vietnam peace negotiations]
		9. Mar 9, 1970: [Congressional reform, seniority system]
		10. Mar 16, 1970: [volunteer army]
		11. Mar 23, 1970: [rural development]
		12. Mar 30, 1970: [postal workers strike]
		[no#]. Apr 6, 1970: [water resources, Soil Conservation Service funding]
		13. Apr 13, 1970: [pollution control]
		14. Apr 20, 1970: [economy]
		15. Apr 27, 1970: [school prayer, religion in the schools]
		15 [sic]. May 4, 1970: [small businessmen]
		16. May 11, 1970: [troops to Cambodia, student protest, Vietnam War]
		17. May 18, 1970: [Social Security]
		18. May 25, 1970: [higher education funding]
		19. June 1, 1970: [health care]
		20. June 8, 1970: [health care reform]
		21. June 15, 1970: [inflation, wage and price controls]
		22. June 22, 1970: [Voting Rights Act of 1970]
		23. [June 30, 1970]: [American principles, democratic process]
		24. July 6, 1970: [Congressional visit to Cambodia]
		25. July 13, 1970: [Congressional visit to Vietnam]
		26. July 20, 1970: [crime]
		27. July 27, 1970: [Congressional reform, Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970]
		28. Aug 3, 1970: [economy slowdown, inflation]
		29. Aug 10, 1970: [Postal Reorganization Act of 1970]
		30. Aug 17, 1970: [terrorism, assassinations]
		31. Aug 24, 1970: [campaign finance, television advertising]
		32. Aug 31, 1970: [corn blight]
		33. Sept 7, 1970: [Middle East ceasefire]
		34. Sept 14, 1970: [revenue sharing]
		35. Sept 21, 1970: [violence]
		36. Sept 28, 1970: [Vietnam peace negotiations]
		37. Oct 5, 1970: [pollution, environmental crisis]
		38. Oct 12, 1970: [airplane hijackings]
		38 [sic]. Oct 19, 1970: [budget priorities]
		39. Nov 23, 1970: [Congress postelection session]
		40. Nov 30, 1970: [Cuba Soviet naval facility]
		41. Dec 7, 1970: [voter participation]
		42. Dec 14, 1970: [economy, unemployment, inflation]
		43. Dec 21, 1970: [Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT) talks]
		44. Dec 28, 1970: [1970 elections]
Box 134	Folder 38	Washington Reports, Vol. VII, 1971-1972
		1. Jan 4, 1971: [1970 elections]
		2. Jan 11, 1971: [91st Congress legislation]
		3. Jan 18, 1971: [Congressional reform, 92nd Congress agenda]
		4. Jan 25, 1971: [Congress seniority system]
		5. Feb 1, 1971: [government reorganization]
		6. Feb 8, 1971: [time observance in Indiana]
		7. Feb 15, 1971: [economic report of the President]
		8. Feb 22, 1971: [welfare crisis]
		9. Mar 1, 1971: [welfare crisis]
		9 [sic]. Mar 8, 1971: [welfare crisis]
		11. Mar 15, 1971: [farm problems]
		12. Mar 22, 1971: [Middle East peace negotiations]
		13. Mar 29, 1971: [Supersonic Transport (SST)]
		14. Apr 5, 1971: [South Vietnam, Laos]
		15. Apr 12, 1971: [rural development]
		16. Apr 19, 1971: [rural development]
		17. Apr 26, 1971: [Vietnam prisoners of war]
		18. May 3, 1971: [traffic accidents]
		19. May 10, 1971: [China-U.S. relations]
		20. May 17, 1971: [China-U.S. relations]
		21. May 24, 1971: [cancer, National Institutes of Health]
		22. May 31, 1971: [federal income tax]
		23. June 7, 1971: [higher education funding, financial aid]
		24. June 14, 1971: [health care costs]
		25. June 21, 1971: [economy]
		26. June 28, 1971: [military spending]
		27. July 5, 1971: [government secrecy, classification system, Pentagon Papers]
		28. July 12, 1971: [voting rights, 26th Amendment, 18-year-old vote]
		29. July 19, 1971: [energy crisis, pollution]
		30. July 26, 1971: [revenue-sharing, state and local government reform]
		31. Aug 2, 1971: [corporate bailouts]
		[no#]. Aug 9, 1971: [drug abuse]
		32. Aug 16, 1971: [economy, inflation]
		33. Aug 23, 1971: [economy, inflation]
		34. Aug 30, 1971 [economy, inflation]
		35. Sept 7, 1971: [economy, inflation, President's New Economic Policy]
		36. Sept 13, 1971: [wage-price controls, President's New Economic Policy, economy, inflation]
		37. Sept 20, 1971: [conversion to international metric system]
		38. Sept 27, 1971: [product safety]
		39. Oct 4, 1971: [health insurance legislation]
		40. Oct 11, 1971: [U.S.-Japan relations]
		41. Oct 18, 1971: [agribusiness, family farm]
		42. Oct 25, 1971: [agribusiness, family farm]
		43. Nov 1, 1971: [pollution control]
		43. [sic] Nov 8, 1971: [pollution control]
		44. Nov 15, 1971: [state dinner for Indira Gandhi, Nancy Hamilton]
		45. Nov 22, 1971: [Founding Fathers]
		46. Nov 29, 1971: [economy, inflation, wage-price controls]
		47. Dec 6, 1971: [White House Conference on Aging, senior citizens]
		48. Dec 13, 1971: [United Nations]
		49. Dec 20, 1971: [United Nations]
		50. Dec 27, 1971: [United Nations]
		51. Jan 3, 1972: [92nd Congress legislation]
		52. Jan 10, 1972: [food contamination]
		53. Jan 17, 1972: [dollar devaluation]
		54. Jan 24, 1972: [economy, inflation, wage-price controls]
		55. Jan 31, 1972: [India-Pakistani war]
		56. Feb 7, 1972: [budget, deficit, spending limits]
		57. Feb 14, 1972: [Vietnam military conditions]
		58. Feb 21, 1972: [South Vietnam economic and political conditions]
		59. Feb 28, 1972: [Vietnam Peace Plan, peace negotiations]
		60. Mar 6, 1972: [Vietnam peace negotiations]
		61. Mar 13, 1972: [rail strikes, Taft-Hartley Act, Labor Management Relations Act]
		62. Mar 20, 1972: [Presidential trip to China, Richard Nixon, Chou EnLai]
		63. Mar 27, 1972: [crime, criminal justice system]
		64. Apr 3, 1972: [crime, criminal justice system]
		65. Apr 10, 1972: [crime, criminal justice system, prisons]
		66. Apr 16, 1972: [crime, criminal justice system, court system]
		67. Apr 24, 1972: [economy, inflation]
		68. May 1, 1972: [economy, inflation, budget deficit]
		69. May 8, 1972: [farm income, exports]
		70. May 15, 1972: [Ninth District demographics]
		71. May 22, 1972: [crisis of confidence in government]
		72. May 29, 1972: [crisis of confidence in government]
		73. June 5, 1972: [Summit Conference, Soviet Union]
		74. June 12, 1972: [Summit Conference, Soviet Union]
		75. June 19, 1972: [revenue sharing, State and Local Fiscal Assistance Act of 1972]
		76. June 26, 1972: [United States Postal Service]
		77. July 3, 1972: [United States Postal Service]
		78. July 10, 1972: [federal spending, deficits]
		79. July 17, 1972: [federal spending, deficits]
		80. July 24, 1972: [federal assistance to Indiana]
		81. July 31, 1972: [Rural Development Act of 1972]
		82. Aug 7, 1972: [President's New Economic Policy, inflation, wageprice controls]
		83. Aug 14, 1972: [energy sources]
		84. Aug 21, 1972: [Presidential nominating process]
		85. Aug 28, 1972: [education, school funding, equity]
		86. Sept 4, 1972: [education, school funding, equity]
		87. Sept 11, 1972: [education, school funding, equity]
		88. Sept 18, 1972: [education, school funding, equity, desegregation]
		89. Sept 25, 1972: [education, school funding, equity, desegregation]
		90. Oct 2, 1972: [South Vietnam, peace negotiations]
		91. Oct 9, 1972: [agriculture policy, family farm]
		92. Oct 16, 1972: [Selection of candidates for Vice-President, Thomas Eagleton]
		[93. Oct 23, 1972]: [92nd Congress legislation]
		94. Dec 4, 1972: Observations on the 1972 Elections
		95. Dec 11, 1972: Evaluation of the Apollo Program
		96. Dec 18, 1972: [economy, wageprice controls]
		97. Dec 26, 1972: Bad Weather and Fuel Shortage brings a Harvesting Crisis [farm problems]
Box 134	Folder 39	Washington Reports, Vol. VIII, 1973
		1. Jan 1, 1973: The Year 2000
		2. Jan 8, 1973: [93rd Congress agenda]
		3. Jan 15, 1973: The U.S. Economy and Government Fiscal Policy for 1973
		4. Jan 22, 1973: Phase III [President's New Economic Policy]
		5. Jan 29, 1973: Inauguration 1973
		6. Feb 5, 1973: [Vietnam ceasefire]
		7. Feb 12, 1973: [Vietnam War legacy]
		8. Feb 19, 1973: 1974 budget
		9. Feb 26, 1973: Reforms in the 93rd Congress
		10. Mar 5, 1973: [budget control, Congressional reform]
		11. Mar 12, 1973: [agriculture policy]
		12. Mar 19, 1973: The U.S. Energy Shortage
		13. Mar 26, 1973: What's Wrong with the U.S. Postal Service?
		14. Apr 2, 1973: Food Prices
		15. Apr 11, 1973: Our Sidetracked Railroads
		16. Apr 18, 1973: Watergate
		17. Apr 25, 1973: Europe's Food and the American Farmer
		18. May 2, 1973: Reclaiming Our Environment
		19. May 9, 1973: Africa
		20. May 16, 1973: New Federalism [government reorganization]
		21. May 23, 1973: The Lessons of Watergate
		22. May 30, 1973: Filling the Gasoline Demand [energy sources]
		23. June 6, 1973: The Overheating Economy
		24. June 13, 1973: [health care, Medicaid, health maintenance organizations]
		25. June 20, 1973: A Four Year Term for Congressmen
		26. June 27, 1973: Brezhnev's Visit
		27. July 4, 1973: The Flag
		28. July 18, 1973: Wiretapping
		29. July 25, 1973: The Supreme Court
		30. Aug 1, 1973: The Food Scare
		31. Aug 8, 1973: Campaign Reform
		32. Aug 22, 1973: U.S. Troop Levels in Europe
		33. Sept 12, 1973: Medical Research Funding
		34. Sept 19, 1973: Prices and Shortages
		35. Sept 26, 1973: Student Assistance is Muddled
		36. Oct 3, 1973: How is the Volunteer Army Doing?
		37. Oct 10, 1973: The Middle East and the Middle West
		38. Oct 17, 1973: The Sale of Wheat to the Soviet Union
		39. Oct 24, 1973: The Vice-President's Resignation
		40. Oct 31, 1973: Messrs. Cox, Ford, Nixon and the Congress [Archibald Cox, Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon, impeachment proceedings]
		41. Nov 7, 1973: Impeachment
		42. Nov 14, 1973: Fuel for the Future [energy sources]
		43. Nov 21, 1973: War Powers [War Powers Act]
		44. Nov 28, 1973: A Banner Year for Agriculture
		45. Dec 5, 1973: Significant Congressional Reform
		46. Dec 12, 1973: Choosing Vice-Presidents
		47. Dec 19, 1973: Trade Reform
		48. Dec 26, 1973: Gasoline Rationing
Box 134	Folder 40	Washington Reports, Vol. IX, 1974
		1. Jan 3, 1974: The U.S. Economy in 1974
		2. Jan 10, 1974: The 1973 Congress
		3. Jan 17, 1974: Interdependence [energy]
		4. Jan 24, 1974: Secrecy in Government
		5. Jan 31, 1974: Impressions [impeachment, crisis of confidence in government]
		6. Feb 6, 1974: The State of the Union Address
		7. Feb 13, 1974: The President's Program (part I) [budget]
		8. Feb 20, 1974: The President's Program (part II) [budget]
		9. Feb 27, 1974: Oil and Taxes
		10. Mar 6, 1974: The Pension Plan Bill
		11. Mar 13, 1974: Inflation
		12. Mar 20, 1974: Why Does your Social Security Claim take so Long?
		13. Mar 27, 1974: Problems and Solutions in a Global Economy
		14. Apr 1, 1974: A Turning Point in Education
		15. Apr 10, 1974: Detente
		16. Apr 17, 1974: Impressions from the Aftermath [tornado damage]
		17. Apr 24, 1974: After Watergate
		18. May 1, 1974: Disarmament
		19. May 8, 1974: The Public Image of Congress and Reform
		20. May 15, 1974: The Presidential Conversations [Watergate]
		21. May 22, 1974: The Fight Against Cancer
		22. May 29, 1974: A Social Revolution [Brown vs. Board of Education, desegregation]
		23. June 5, 1974: PSROs [Professional Standards Review Organizations]
		24. June 12, 1974: [defense budget]
		25. June 19, 1974: The State of the States [state government]
		26. June 26, 1974: Energy and the Environment
		27. July 3, 1974: Questions on Impeachment [Impeachment]
		27 [sic] July 10, 1974: The Economy at Mid-Year
		28. July 17, 1974: Freedom of the Press
		29. July 24, 1974: The Nuclear Arms Race
		30. July 31, 1974: The Future of Social Security
		31. Aug 7, 1974: The House Judiciary Committee and Impeachment
		32. Aug 14, 1974: Food Prices and Farmers' Incomes
		33. Aug 21, 1974: The New President [Gerald R. Ford]
		34. Aug 28, 1974: Productivity and Competition
		35. Sept 11, 1974: The U.S. Postal Service
		36. Sept 18, 1974: The Precarious Balance [world food crisis]
		37. Sept 25, 1974: The Pardon [Richard M. Nixon, Gerald R. Ford]
		38. Oct 2, 1974: The Voter [evaluation of candidates]
		39. Oct 9, 1974: Observations on the Economic Summit
		40. Oct 16, 1974: The 93rd Congress
		41. Nov 27, 1974: Notes on the 1974 Election
		43. Dec 11, 1974: What Should We Do about the Economy?
		44. Dec 18, 1974: Shaking up the House [Congressional reform]
Box 134	Folder 41	Washington Reports, Vol. X, 1975
		1. Jan 1, 1975: Vice President Rockefeller [Nelson A. Rockefeller]
		2. Jan 8, 1975: Bureaucracy and Congressional Oversight
		3. Jan 15, 1975: The CIA [Central Intelligence Agency]
		4. Jan 22, 1975: The 94th Congress Opens
		5. Jan 29, 1975: The President's Economic Program [State of the Union address]
		6. Feb 5, 1975: The President's Energy Program [State of the Union address]
		7. Feb 12, 1975: The President's Budget
		8. Feb 19, 1975: What's Wrong with Our Federal Regulatory Agencies?
		9. Feb 26, 1975: Agriculture 1975
		10. Mar 5, 1975: Nuclear Power [energy]
		11. Mar 12, 1975: Social Security is Sound
		12. Mar 19, 1975: The Defense Budget
		13. Mar 28, 1975: The Future of Revenue Sharing
		14. Apr 2, 1975: The Fed [monetary policy, Federal Reserve System]
		15. Apr 9, 1975: Auto Emission Controls [air pollution]
		16. Apr 16, 1975: The National Debt National debt effects
		17. Apr 23, 1975: Energy
		18. Apr 30, 1975: As We Leave Vietnam
		19. May 7, 1975: Controlling the Budget [Budget and Impoundment Control Act]
		20. May 14, 1975: ESEA Ten Years Later [Elementary and Secondary Education Act]
		21. May 21, 1975: The Middle Class
		22. May 28, 1975: Unemployment Compensation
		23. June 4, 1975: Deregulation [free market, competition]
		24. June 11, 1975: Lobbyists [lobbying techniques]
		25. June 18, 1975: The Quiet Revolution [women's rights]
		26. June 25, 1975: The Rockefeller Commission Report [Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)]
		27. July 2, 1975: Crime and Law Enforcement
		28. July 9, 1975: Politicians [role of politicians]
		29. July 16, 1975: Nuclear Proliferation
		30. July 23, 1975: Democracy & Capitalism
		31. July 30, 1975: The Loss of Agricultural Land [farmers]
		32. Aug 6, 1975: The Recovery [economy]
		33. Aug 13, 1975: Energy Policy
		34. Aug 20, 1975: The Law of the Sea [United Nations, fishing, oil, minerals]
		35. Aug 27, 1975: The Record of the 94th Congress
		36. Sept 3, 1975: The Railroad Mess [Amtrak, Conrail]
		37. Sept 10, 1975: The Soviet Grain Deal
		38. Sept 17, 1975: The Federal Paperwork Burden [government reorganization]
		39. Sept 24, 1975: School Desegregation and Busing
		38 [40]. Oct 1, 1975: Unemployment
		41. Oct 8, 1975: Protecting the President [assassination]
		42. Oct 15, 1975: A New Attitude [social programs, agency reform]
		43. Oct 22, 1975: New York City [fiscal crisis]
		44. Oct 29, 1975: Food Stamps
		45. Nov 5, 1975: The Arts
		46. Nov 12, 1975: The Big Shuffle [Ford administration, James Schlesinger, Donald Rumsfeld, William Colby, George H.W.Bush, Brent Scowcroft, Elliott Richardson]
		47. Nov 19, 1975: The Shortage of Natural [energy]
		48. Nov 26, 1975: Struggling toward an Energy Policy
		49. Dec 3, 1975: Assassination Plots [Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Fidel Castro, Patrice Lumumba, Rafael Molino Trujillo, Ngo Dinh Diem]
		50. Dec 10, 1975: How Americans View the Economy
		51. Dec 17, 1975: Welfare Reform
		52. Dec 24, 1975: Executive Privilege [balance of powers, Constitutional confrontation]
		53. Dec 31, 1975: The First Session of the 94th Congress
Box 134	Folder 42	Washington Reports, Vol. XI, 1976
		1. Jan 7, 1976: The Economy in 1976
		2. Jan 14, 1976: The War in Angola
		3. Jan 21, 1976: Big Government [Congressional oversight, role of government]
		4. Jan 28, 1976: State of the Union, 1976 [economy, law enforcement, Social Security]
		5. Feb 4, 1976: The 1977 Budget
		6. Feb 11, 1976: Economic Policy 1976
		7. Feb 18, 1976: Campaign Financing [campaign finance reform, Supreme Court]
		8. Feb 25, 1976: The Congress and Foreign Policy
		9. Mar 9, 1976: Election Campaigns [quality of debates, economy, environment]
		10. Mar 10, 1976: The Defense Budget
		11. Mar 17, 1976: Hunger
		12. Mar 24, 1976: The American Farmer, 1975-1976
		13. Mar 31, 1976: The Difficult Questions [defense, unemployment, health, revenue sharing, federal pay]
		14. Apr 7, 1976: Full Employment
		15. Apr 14, 1976: Energy Overview
		16. Apr 21, 1976: Community Development Programs
		17. Apr 28, 1976: The U.S. Postal Service
		18. May 5, 1976: Control of Conventional Arms
		19. May 12, 1976: The Congressional Budget
		20. May 19, 1976: The Military Balance
		21. May 26, 1976: A Few Random Observations on Voters and Primaries
		22. June 2, 1976: Have You had your Swine Flu Shot? [vaccination, influenza]
		23. June 9, 1976: Taming the Bureaucracy
		24. June 16, 1976: The Hays Affair [House ethics, Congressional conduct]
		25. June 23, 1976: Rural America
		26. June 30, 1976: Lessons from the Primaries [primary system, election reform]
		27. July 4, 1976: The Display and Use of the Flag
		28. July 14, 1976: New Leadership for the Congress
		29. July 21, 1976: Housing Policy
		30. July 28, 1976: The Olympics
		31. Aug 4, 1976: Regionalism [federal spending]
		32. Aug 11, 1976: Making Government Work [government reform]
		33. Aug 18, 1976: Energy Conservation
		34. Aug 25, 1976: Utility Rates
		35. Sept 1, 1976: Productivity
		36. Sept 8, 1976: Rising Health Care Costs
		37. Sept 15, 1976: Food and Drugs
		38. Sept 22, 1976: Tax Reform Act of 1976
		39. Sept 29, 1976: Parks
		40. Oct 6, 1976: The Debates [Presidential campaigns]
		41. Oct 13, 1976: The 94th Congress
		42. Oct 20, 1976: The Economic Recovery Sputters
		43. Oct 27, 1976: Toxic Substances [Toxic Substances Control Act, health, chemical pollution]
		44. Nov 3, 1976: Principle and Foreign Policy [human rights, arms sales, covert operations, world hunger, environmental problems]
		45. Nov 10, 1976: Thoughts on the Campaign
		46. Nov 17, 1976: The 1976 Election
		47. Nov 24, 1976: The Carter Presidency [Jimmy Carter]
		48. Dec 1, 1976: Need for Lobbying Disclosure
		49. Dec 8, 1976: Judicial Activism
		50. Dec 15, 1976: The House Organizes for the 95th Congress
Box 134	Folder 43	Washington Reports, Vol. XII, 1977
		1. Jan 5, 1977: The Carter Cabinet [Jimmy Carter]
		2. Jan 12, 1977: The Issues in 1977 [economy, Congressional ethics, foreign policy, defense, social programs, environment, energy]
		3. Jan 19, 1977: Carter's Economic Package [Jimmy Carter]
		4. Jan 26, 1977: The Budget for 1978
		5. Feb 2, 1977: Some Impressions from the Inauguration
		6. Feb 9, 1977: Our Changing Climate
		7. Feb 16, 1977: Congressional Ethics
		8. Feb 23, 1977: Improving the Regulatory System [economy, Congressional oversight]
		9. Mar 2, 1977: Natural Gas Shortage [energy]
		10. Mar 9, 1977: Congressional Pay Raise
		11. Mar 16, 1977: A Big Year for the Farmer [agriculture]
		12. Mar 23, 1977: The Arms Debate [arms control]
		13. Mar 30, 1977: Public Jobs [economy, job creation]
		14 . Apr 6, 1977: Terrorism
		15. Apr 13, 1977: The Cancer Battle [cancer research]
		16. Apr 20, 1977: The Battle against Inflation
		17. Apr 27, 1977: Welfare Reform
		18. May 4, 1977: Comments on the President's Energy Plan
		19. May 11, 1977: Nuclear Power
		20. May 18, 1977: A Good Word for the Congress
		21. May 25, 1977: A Primer on Energy [oil, natural gas]
		22. June 1, 1977: The Next Resource Crisis: Water
		23. June 8, 1977: Carter's Environmental Message
		24. June 15, 1977: The Silent Invasion [illegal immigration]
		25. June 22, 1977: The Impact of Television [violence, crime]
		26. June 29, 1977: Pornography
		27. July 6, 1977: Human Rights
		28. July 13, 1977: Reorganizing the Federal Bureaucracy [government reform]
		29. July 20, 1977: Leadership and the Public Good [morality]
		30. July 27, 1977: The Congress Considers the Agriculture Act of 1977
		31. Aug 3, 1977: The South Korean Probe [influencebuying, House Ethics Committee, Leon Jaworski]
		32. Aug 10, 1977: National Energy Act
		33. Aug 17, 1977: Tax Reform
		34. Aug 24, 1977: Controlling the Federal Budget
		35. Aug 31, 1977: Reforming Social Security
		36. Sept 7, 1977: The Economy and Inflation
		37. Sept 14, 1977: Saccharin & Laetrile [drug safety]
		38. Sept 21, 1977: Comprehensive Welfare Reform
		39. Sept 28, 1977: The Panama Canal Treaty
		40. Oct 5, 1977: Farm Exports [agriculture]
		41. Oct 12, 1977: The Path to Quality Education
		42. Oct 19, 1977: Some Thoughts on the Civil Service
		43. Oct 26, 1977: Mandatory Retirement
		44. Nov 2, 1977: Toward an Invigorated Rural Development Policy
		45. Nov 9, 1977: Help for the Steel Industry
		46. Nov 16, 1977: The 95th Congress-First Session
		47. Nov 23, 1977: The Carter Administration [Congress Executive relations]
		48. Nov 30, 1977: The Energy Challenge
		49. Dec 7, 1977: Refinancing Social Security
		50. Dec 17, 1977: Economic Issues for 1978
		51. Dec 21, 1977: Small Steps Toward Better Government
Box 134	Folder 44	Washington Reports, Vol. XIII, 1978
		1. Jan 4, 1978: The 95th Congress: Independent & Moderate
		2. Jan 11, 1978: The New Conservatism
		3. Jan 18, 1978: U.S.-Soviet Military Balance
		4. Jan 25, 1978: Major Issues in Congress: 1978
		5. Feb 1, 1978: The Presidential Messages: The State of the Union
		6. Feb 7, 1978: The Presidential Messages: The Federal Budget
		7. Feb 15, 1978: The Presidential Messages: The American Economy
		8. Feb 22, 1978: Farm Policy
		9. Mar 1, 1978: The American Family
		10. Mar 8, 1978: The Coal Strike
		11. Mar 15, 1978: Crime in America
		12. Mar 22, 1978: Civil Service Reform
		13. Mar 29, 1978: Lessons of the Coal Strike
		14. Apr 5, 1978: Inflation: The Persistent Challenge
		15. Apr 12, 1978: Some thoughts on Congressional Representation
		16. Apr 19, 1978: Alcohol: The Fuel of the Future [energy]
		17. Apr 26, 1978: American Attitudes Toward Government
		18. May 3, 1978: Social Security Fact Sheets
		19. May 10, 1978: Solar Energy
		20. May 17, 1978: Fraud Against the Government
		21. May 24, 1978: The Tax Cut Proposal
		22. May 31, 1978: The Social Security Disability Program

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