Linear feet: 36
Approximate number of pages: 77,000
Approximate number of items: 30,000
The donor reserves to herself all literary property rights
in all writings of the late C.D. Jackson in all papers donated
to the United States under terms of this instrument or which
may be included in other collections of papers deposited in the
Dwight D. Eisenhower Library.
By agreement with the donor the following classes of documents will be withheld from research use:
Almost a fourth of this collection concerns C.D. Jackson's psychological warfare activities during World War II when Jackson, representing the Office of War Information (OWI), served as Deputy Chief, Psychological Warfare Branch (PWB), Allied Forces Headquarters (AFHQ) in 1943, and Deputy Chief, Psychological Warfare Division (PWD), Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force (SHAEF), 1944-45. At AFHQ in Algiers, he directed OWI propaganda leaflet and newswriting activities, and in London with PWD, SHAEF, he participated in Allied efforts to arouse the conquered people of Europe against the Germans. During the late stages of the war Jackson directed the Allied Information Service which distributed information about the Allies' war efforts to France and other liberated areas.
This portion of the collection consists of official correspondence, memoranda, cables, reports, and propaganda leaflets which reflect the shaping of Allied psychological warfare policies, as well as some personal correspondence, newsclippings, and miscellaneous materials. Important subjects include propaganda methods, Allied liberation of France and relations with the French, information control in Allied- occupied Germany, OWI functions, civil affairs, displaced persons, and the surrender of Italy. Prominent "psychwar" personnel with whom C.D. Jackson corresponded include Richard Crossman, Brigadier General Robert McClure, Edward Barrett, and Fred Auberjonois.
The remainder of these papers fall into an alphabetically arranged General File or Time Inc. File which spans Jackson's career with Time Inc. from 1931 to his death in 1964. Following is a partial list of his positions and functions during this period: Vice President, Time Incorporated, 1940; President of Council for Democracy, 1940; Special Assistant to the U.S. Ambassador to Turkey, 1942-43; President of the Free Europe Committee (this directed Radio Free Europe) 1951-52; Speechwriter for Dwight D. Eisenhower during his campaign for the Presidency in 1952; Special Assistant to the President for International Affairs, 1953-54; U.S. Delegate to the Ninth General Assembly of the United Nations, 1954; speechwriter and consultant to President Eisenhower during the Lebanon Crisis of 1958; and unofficial consultant to the President on other occasions.
In his long career with Time Incorporated Jackson served as one of Henry Luce's vice presidents; supervised overseas activities of Time Inc. during the late 1940s; became publisher of Fortune and, later, Life; gave numerous speeches; and conducted other public relations functions. Some of these activities are reflected in his correspondence with Henry Luce and John K. Jessup, as well as in his extensive speech file.
Jackson was an ardent believer in the virtues of American democracy and free enterprise and a staunch opponent of communism and fascism. As President of the Council for Democracy in 1940, he participated in an organization whose objectives were to alert American people to the threats of nazism and fascism and to prepare them for involvement in World War II. Included in these papers are meeting minutes, memoranda, and correspondence concerning this organization.
After World War II Jackson became strongly sympathetic to the plight of Eastern European countries under communist domination and was an active participant in Radio Free Europe from the time of its founding in 1949 until his death in 1964. Folders of official Radio Free Europe papers as well as correspondence with individuals in the organization comprise a small but significant part of this collection.
As Special Assistant to the President for International Affairs, Jackson was concerned with furnishing ideas to the President, the Secretary of State, and other policy makers on scoring propaganda points against the Soviet bloc. In carrying out this role, Jackson took the lead in preparing President Eisenhower's Atoms for Peace speech which the President gave at the United Nations on December 8, 1953. Jackson also helped prepare other foreign policy speeches, participated in National Security Council and Operations Coordinating Board meetings, and attended the Bermuda Conference in December 1953 and the Berlin Four Power Conference, January 25 to February 18, 1954.
Although he resigned from the White House staff in 1954, Jackson continued to correspond and occasionally consult with President Eisenhower, John Foster Dulles, and others in the Administration and, in 1958, returned to the White House to serve as a consultant and speechwriter for the President during the Lebanon crisis. In his correspondence, Jackson continually pushed a plan for massive United States economic assistance to underdeveloped countries.
In addition to his political, diplomatic, and publishing activities, Jackson participated in numerous business, cultural, and social undertakings. For example, as a member of the Board of Trustees for the U.S. Council of the International Chamber of Commerce he was an energetic participant in this organization's efforts to promote business support for the European Recovery program during the late 1940s and early 1950s. As a member of the board of the Metropolitan Opera Association he helped plan for a new building site, and was involved in planning for the construction of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. Jackson was also on the boards of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the United Negro College Fund, and the Carnegie Corporation.
Jackson's papers reflect all of the above-listed activities of Jackson as well as many others. Types of material include official and personal correspondence, reports, memoranda, transcripts of conversations, speeches, and some printed matter. An important segment is entitled "Log" and is arranged by years (1953 to 1964). This log originated as a brief daily record dictated by Jackson during his first year at the White House. After he left the government this log became more of a file for especially important correspondence, memos, and transcripts of conversations. It may be said that this log contains a record of the highlights of the years concerned.
A large number of photographs were removed from this collection and turned over to the Dwight D. Eisenhower Audio- Visual Collection.
23-96 General File or Time Inc. File, 1931-1967. 74 boxes. Arranged alphabetically by name or subject. Contains correspondence memoranda, reports, transcripts of conversations, speeches, newsclippings, and printed matter. Includes one suitbox containing a scrapbook.
1902, March 16 Born, New York City
1924 A.B., Princeton University
1924-31 President, C.D. Jackson & Co. [marble and stone
import business]
1931 Appointed Assistant to President of Time Inc.
1940 President of Council for Democracy
1942-43 Special Assistant to U.S. Ambassador to Turkey
[Steinhardt]
1943-44 Deputy Chief, P.W.B., AFHQ
1944-45 Deputy Chief, PWD, SHAEF
1945 Managing Director, Time-Life International
1949 Publisher, Fortune Magazine
1951-52 President, Free Europe Committee
1952 Speechwriter for Dwight D. Eisenhower
1953-54 Special Assistant to President for
International Affairs
1954 U.S. Delegate to Ninth General Assembly, United
Nations
1958 Speechwriter and consultant to President
Eisenhower
1960 Became publisher of Life Magazine
1964, Sept. 18 Died, New York City
Box No. Contents
1 ARMY FILE
Aachen--Paris [Proposed Aachen newspaper]
Adams, Mat--Paris [Info. on propaganda & newsprint
supply for N.W. Europe]
Administration--Paris
Algiers--London (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6) [PWB; Sardinia;
Italy; France]
Allied Publications Board--Algiers [for Italy,
Sicily, and Sardinia]
American Embassy--Paris
Appointments
Art of War [Sun Tzu on Art of War]
"A" Day--Paris [coordination of announcement re
cessation of organized resistance in Germany]
2 Atrocities--Paris (1)(2)(3)
Auberjonois, Fred [OWI Publications, etc.]
Baden, Colonel Paris
Barrett, Edw. London
Basic PWB- AFHQ (1)(2)(3) [operations & techniques]
Blakeney, C.C. London
Brussels-Paris [PWD activities in liberated
territory]
Cables-Directive AGWAR- PWB AFHQ
Cables-Operation AGWAR- PWB AFHQ
Cables- Outgoing- AGWAR- PWB AFHQ (1)(2)
Box No. Contents
3 Caen Paris
Cairo-Algiers [operations of Cairo office of OWI]
(1)(2)(3)
Chambers, Alan Paris [control of German info]
Cherbourg Paris
Cheronnet, Mr. Paris
Chevalier, Mr. Paris
Cinema, Paris [distribution and showing of films in
liberated countries] (1)(2)
Citations
Civil Affairs Paris
Civil Affairs London
Communications Paris
Conant, Luther Paris
Correspondents Paris
Crossman, R.H.S. Algiers [PWB propaganda techniques]
Crossman London [PWD propaganda toward Germany]
Crossman, R.H.S. Paris [Germany under Allied
occupation]
D-Day
Davenport Piece
De Beer, Gavin Paris
De Beer, Gavin London
Deputies- London (1)(2)
Dilliard, Irving Paris
4 Directories- Personnel Paris & London (1)(2)
Displaced Persons Paris
Dodds-Parker, Douglas Algiers
Dragoon London
Drummond-Wolff, Lt. Col. Paris
Duff-Cooper Paris
Eisenhower, General Paris
Executive Office Paris
Fabius London
FFI Paris [French Forces of the Interior]
First Army Paris
Food Rationing and Black Market Paris
French London
French Relations Paris (1)(2)
Fried, Major Paris
Galitzine, Yurka N. Paris
Guignebert, Jean Paris
Halpern, Ensign London
Halpern, Ensign Paris
Hamblet, Phil Algiers
Hamblet, Phil London
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Paris
[Herbert, Mervyn]
Holland London
Hollander, Richard [includes report on Psywar
operations]
5 Hope, Lt. Col. Henry London
Huijsman, Major Paris
Huot, Louis Paris
Intelligence (1)(2) Paris
Inter-Office London
Inter-Office Memos Paris
Istanbul Algiers
Kaufman, Frank
Kehm, Colonel--- London
Kehm, Colonel Paris
Krimsky, John Paris
Leaflets, SHAEF
Leaflets - SHAEF Paper Paris
Leaflets Algiers (1)(2)(3)
6 Leaflets Algiers (4)(5)(6)
Leaflets Paris (1)(2)(3)(4)
Leaflets - Garey Report-Western European Theater
Leafelt Shell- Algiers
Lee, Brig. S.S. Paris
Le Mans Paris
7 Le Petre, J. Paris
Linen, James Algiers [OWI activities; Psywar plans
for Balkans]
Lockhart, Bruce London
London Algiers
London Situation Algiers
Luxembourg Paris
Lyon, Fred Algiers
Mayer, Gerald Paris
McClure, General London
McClure, General Paris (1)(2) [psywar; French
relations; (cont.) occup. of Germany, etc.]
McClure, Robt. A.- Party File
Middle-East Algiers
Mitchell-Innes, Col. London
Morgan, Lt. Gen. F. Paris
Neville, Brig. A. G. Paris
New York Times CDJ Piece [re psywar]
New York- Trip from Paris Paris [French relations;
hist. of PWB; OWI activities]
Newspapers- Paris
Newsprint Paris
Norway Paris
Norwegians London
Overlord London
8 OWI- Paris Paris
OWI- Paris Minutes Paris
OWI- USA London
OWI- USA Paris
OWI- London Paris
OWI- Misc [termination of OWI; proposed postwar
international info. programs]
Paley, William Paris [info. on control in occupied
Germany]
Paris City Paris [PWD participation in Paris
liberation]
Parker, Robert Algiers
Personnel Paris
Proclamation London [re D-Day]
Photo Paris [PWD Photo section activities]
Policies Paris
9 Powell, Colonel Paris
Press Paris
Psych. Warfare
Publications and Display Paris (1)(2)
PWB- AFHQ Paris
PWB-PWD Story Paris
PWD Reports Paris
PWD Reports- CDJ Paris
PWD Rear Paris [inc. propaganda re attempted
assassination of Hitler; plans for info control in
Germany]
10 PWE Plan Algiers
Pye Receivers Paris
Radio and Public Address Paris (1)(2)
Rennes Paris [Displaced Persons; A.I.S.]
Routh, Dennis Paris
Salembier, Mr. Paris [inc. essay on prop. during
WWI.]
Scheftel, Stuart Paris
Sherwood, Robt. Algiers
Sherwood, Robert- London
Schneider, Douglas Paris
Scott-Bailey, Col. [empty]
SHAEF Mission Paris [report on PWD & AIS operations
in Paris]
Smith, Hamilton K. London
Smith, Gen. Walter Bedell
Spain
Special Operations Committee London
Stars and Stripes
Stone, Thomas London
Strasbourg Paris [re American withdrawal and German
propaganda]
Survey Paris [French public opinion]
11 Section GLE Information [package removed from folder
Salembier, Mr.]
12 Talisman London [plans for occup. of Germany,
Austria & liberated countries]
Taylor, Davidson Paris
Telecon Paris
Tripartite Committee London
Twelfth Army Group [ Polish propaganda]
Twenty-One Army Group London
UNRRA Paris
U.S. Group Control Council Paris [control of info.
in occupied Germany]
Vanier, General Paris
Wingerter
Needed From War Files Alphabetical Order as in file
(1)(2)(3) [inc. corres. re Russian D.Ps.]
Le Peuple Russe et La Guerre Par Jean Champenois
[book manuscript]
13 Subseries - Personal War Files - 1944-45
Jackson, C.D.- Personal Addresses and Cards
Jackson, C.D.- Personal Photogrpahs
Chase Bank
Jackson, C.D.-Personal Identification cards, etc.
Jackson, C.D.-Personal Bills
" " Government
" " Miscellaneous
" " Correspondence Time, Inc.
14 Jackson, C.D.-Personal Correspondence (1)(2)
Psych. Warfare Interview w. C.D.J.
Miscellaneous Subseries
[Les Atrocities Commises Par Les Polonais contre Les
Allemands de Pologne] [German propaganda written in
French] [Manual for the control of German
information services]
[Newspapers]
[Final report of the publications & display section
of the 6805 Allied Information Service Group]
[Psychological warfare in the Mediterranean Theater]
15 [Air Objective folder, Manchuria areas (maps,
information on bombing targets)]
[Air Objective folder, Tokuyama Area, Japan]
[Cauup de Juifs, Flossberg, 1945]
[News accounts of V-E Day]
[Distribution of "Overt" publications in Germany]
[The German News Agency and the News]
[Surveys of public opinion held in Sicily Nov. 1943-
Jan. 1944]
[La Bete est Morte] (Allied Propaganda)
[P.W.B. combat propaganda pamphlets]
16 London Addresses [address cards]
Africa- Paris
Addresses- Paris
Photostats Subseries
Admiralty
Allied Control Commission
Allied Publications Board
Amgot
15th, 8th, 7th Army Group
Auberjonois, Fred
Austrian Propaganda
17 Avalanche- Baytown
Azores- Portugal
Bari
Bari Mission
Barrett, Ed.
Bigot, Pysche Husky
Bing, Major
Blankenhorn, Major
Bogomolov, Alexander
Brazilian Military Mission
British War Office
Bureau of Budget
Cameron, Norman
Casablanca
Catania
Civil Affairs
Commissaire a L'Information
Corsican Leaflets
Cosgrove, George W.
Cyclone
De Chassey, Colonel
Dodds-Parker, Lt. Col. D.
Douglas
Eisenhower, General
Film Sicilian- Italian
18 Food Situation in Italy
Foord, Lt. Col.
Frantz, Jules
French Comite of Nat'l Liberation
French Propaganda
Fyvel Tosco
Galsworthy, Major
German Leaflet
Gilmore, Otto
Hagelin Machines
Hazeltine, Colonel
Head, Major
Holmes, Brig. Gen.
Herz, Captain
Howard, Hubert
Inter-Office Administration
" " Basic News
" " "D" Section
" " Film
" " Hamilton
" " Monitoring
19 Inter-Office Photo Shop
" " Print Shop
" " Publication
" " Radio
" " Radio Technical
Italian Armistice
Italian Declaration of War
Italian King Speech
Italian Radio
Italian Restoration of Territory
Italian Situation [inc. OWI plan for Bulgaria]
Kennedy, Ed.
Lehrman, Hal
Lend-Lease
Madrid
Martelli, George
Mathiev, G.A.
20 McChrystal, Col.
McClure, R.A.
Middle East Broadcasting Coordinating Board
Military Government Section
Mobile Units
Morgenthau, Henry
Ian Munro
Naples
Newspaper Censorship
O.S.S.
O.W.I. New York
Pales Press Company, Ltd.
Paley, William
Panella, Virgilio
Prisoner Interrogation
P.W.B. Mentions
P.W.B. Results
Radio Bari
Radio Palermo
Radio Tunis
Readers Digest
Rhythm
Salerno
Sardinia
Senators
21 Sicily
Soresi, Carl
Soong, Norman
Stars and Strips
Survey
Taylor, George F.
Terraccini, Enrico
Thornhill, Colonel
Torris, Monsieur
Two Generals [DeGaulle & Giraud]
Tyler, Wm.
Tunis
United Nations Radio
Waldberg, Patrick
Walmsley, A.
Whitaker, John
Williamson, David
22 War Criminals
Sample Copies
23 AA- AL Misc. [inc. speech by Pres. Truman]
AMF- AZ- Misc.
Abu Simbel- Amer. Comm. to Preserve & Misc. [Egyptian
Temples]
Action [American Council to Improve Our
Neighborhoods, Inc.]
Adamic, Louis [material on Adamic's book- Two-Way
Passage, Pub. 1941 as proposal for U.S. aid to
provisional govt. opposing Hitler]
Adams, Mat [includes report on proposed Voice of
America Station in Liberia]
Adams, Sherman Book & Life Neg.
Adams, Governor Sherman [includes corres. re
politics, diplomatic matters, McCarthy, postal
rates, disarmament, etc.]
Adenauer, Konrad [corresp. re Time reporting and
alleged attitude of "pulling away from America"]
Adler, Larry
Advertising Council Inc. [re World Trade Campaign,
1946-48]
Agar, Herbert [fight for freer trade; loan for
British, 1946]
24 Airplane
Alexander, Roy [inc. memoranda from CDJ to Alexander
re such foreign policy matters as Geneva, Quemoy
and Matsu, etc.]
Allyn, A. Merrill
America (n) Misc. [American aid to France & other
internationalist organizations]
A.N.T.A. [American National Theatre and Academy;
internat'l exchange program]
Anderson, Dillon
Andrews, Paul Shipman [inc. proposal for world
disarmament]
Anthony, Edw.
Arab Affairs
Ardrey, Robert
Asia Foundation
Atlantic Council [re promotion of unity of Atlantic
Community]
Atomic Fund
Atomic Industrial Forum
Atoms for Peace- Evolution (1) [development of DDE's
speech at U.N. General Assembly Dec. 8, 1953]
25 Atoms for Peace- Evolution (2)(3)
Auberjonois, Fernand [includes evaluation of
DeGaulle; Voice of America]
Ba-Misc. [inc. Time Inc. material on Dixon-Yates]
Bb- Be- Misc.
Bf- Bl- Misc.
Bm-Bo-Misc. [inc. corres. from Chester Bowles]
Bp-Br-Misc.
Bs-Bz-Misc. [inc. Nat'l Committee for Free Europe,
Inc. memorandum of refugee program]
Baker, Edgar [inc. CDJ's observations on Cold War and
U.S. Govt. cold war planning]
Baldwin, Joseph Clark
Baldwin, Wm. H. [American Museum of Immigration]
Barnard, J.L.
Barnard, T. L. [magazines, books for UNESCO]
26 Barnett, Frank - Richardson Foundation [addresses on
cold war strategy]
Barrett, Edward W. [Asst. Sec. of State for Public
Affairs, 1950-52; inc. material on Korea]
Barringer, John Paul
Beau, Gen. & Mrs. Lucas V.
Beaver (Foreign Econ. Policy) (1)(2)(3)(4) [inc.
Jackson's (cont.) proposals for new U.S. For.
Econ. Policy; draft of proposed Presidential
speech]
Benetti, Mr. Jean
Beekman, Frederick W. [corres re American Students
and Artists Center; radio address on War in Europe,
1941]
Bell, Dan
27 Belmont, August Mrs.
Benet, Stephen Vincent [inc. Benet's views on labor's
lack of good publicity during 1940s]
Benton, William [re U.S. propaganda operations]
Bergman, Alfred
Berkshire Evening Eagle
Berle, Adolf A. Jr. & Mrs. [Guatamalan Affairs, 1963]
Berlin--Basics & working Papers [meetings of Foreign
ministers, Jan - Feb. 1954]
Berlin--Restricted Sessions Transcripts
Berlin--Austrian Negotiations
Berlin--Directories & Misc. (1)(2)
Berlin--Dulles Post-conference report to nation
Berlin--Plenary session transcripts (1)
28 Berlin--Plenary Session Transcripts (2)(3)(4)(5)
Bernhard, H.R.H. Prince (1)(2) [inc. Bernhard report
on European-American relations; Coleman Committee
report on American attitudes toward Europe; corres
with John Coleman; background of Bilderberg
Conferences]
Bernstein, David
Biddle, Anthony J. Drexel & Mrs. [inc. ltr. by CDJ re
NCFE Psychwar activities]
Biddle, Eric H.
29 Bilderberg- 1964 [unofficial meetings of leading
citizens in govt. and industry in U.S., Europe, &
Canada for discussions of international problems]
Bilderberg- 1962-63
" 1958-9-60-61 (1)(2)
" 1957
" Group
30 Bishop, Amb. Max [U.S. Ambassador to Thialand]
Bogdan, Norbert [discussion of China in 1946; defense
plan for South America, 1940]
Bohemian Grove
Bolander, Tage [re Time-Life InterNat'l activities]
Books Dept.
Boston Symp. Orch. 1964
Boston Symphony 1962-63
Boston Symphony 1959-60-61
Boston Symphony 1957-8
Boston Symphony 1953-4-1955-56
Boston Symphony 1952-54
Boston Symphony 1951
Brant, Joseph E.
Breck, Henry
Brookings Institution-Admin.-Changeover [study of
presidential transition]
Browder, Edw.
Brown, Earl
31 Brown, John Mason
Brown, Irving [Congress of Journalists in Exile,
Berlin, 1952]
Brown, Lt. Col. Robert
Brownell, Herbert
Bruckberger, R.L. 1961-62-63-64 [inc. observations
on DeGaulle, Kennedy, French politics]
Bruckberger, R.L. 1958-9-60
Bruckberger, Rev. R.L. 1955-6-7
Bruckberger to '54
Bruner, Jerome
Bryson, Lyman
Bufalini, Alberto
Burnett, Leo [re advertising; Republican image]
Burt, Hardy
Byrd, Richard [re Council for Democracy]
Ca-Ce-Misc.
Cf-Cl-Misc.
32 Cm-Co-Misc.
Cp-CZ-Misc. [inc. discussion of Israel]
Canfield, Cass Jr.
Carnegie Corporation
Carroll, Pete [Trieste, OCB, NSC, Psychological
aspects of foreign policy]
Carter, Edw. E.
Catholic Church
Centre de Relations Internationales
Century Club
Chace, William
Chadsey, Carl [re Anti-Communist Russian emigree
activities]
Chavchavadze, David
Chiang Kai-Shek-Mme Chiang [re Chiang's book Soviet
Russian in China]
China-America Council
Churchill, Winston
C.I.A.
Citizen's Committee for the Public Schools
Citizens for Victory [successor to Committee to
Defend America by Aiding the Allies; concerns
homefront activities during WWII]
33 Citizens Union
Civil Defense [re status of civil defense
preparations at Time Inc.]
Cleveland Forum [Forum on World Affairs sponsored by
Time Inc. for Jan 1947]
Coatesville Conf.
Codes
Cohrssen, Hans [re internat'l information]
Coleman Committee -see also Bernhard, H.R.H. Prince
[Committee for a Nat'l Trade Policy]
Colonial Club
Colony Manufacturing Co.
Columbia Broadcasting Co.
Committee for a Free Asia
Committee for a Jewish Army
Communications Committee [Time Inc. material]
Comte, Gilbert
Cone, Fairfax
Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion
Comm. on Foreign Trade ed. [re contributions;
Campaign for Org. for Trade Cooperation; problems of
Coleman Committee]
Corbett, Leonora [re organization to est. bi-nat'l
state in Israel]
Council for Democracy Files
Council for Democracy- "America's Free Schools"
" " " Angell, E. '45
" " " Board of Directors meeting
3/18/42
34 Council For Democracy- Broadcasts
" " " Bryson, Lyman
" " " Clippings
" " " "Defense on Main Street"
" " " Executive Committee '45 [40-42]
" " " "A Fighting Faith"
" " " Financing Defense
" " " Friedrich
" " " Fund raising
35 " " " Future Plans
" " " Pamphlets-Misc. (1)(2)
" " " Speeches
" " " Misc.
36 Council For Democracy- Scrapbook
37 Council For Democracy- Voorhis Act
" " " - Watt, Robert
Council on Foreign Relations
Council For Int'l Progress in Management, Inc.
(C.I.P.M.)
Cross & Co.-See Webb & Knapp
Crossman, R.H.S. [corres. re British-U.S. relations;
British politics; cold war, etc. late '40s and early
'50s]
Cruikshank, Robin [corres re British politics in late
'40s]
General Robert Cutler
Da- Misc. [Inc. corres bet. Jackson and John
Davenport re U.S. foreign policy and economic
policy]
De-Dn-Misc [inc. memorandum by Arthur Dean on U.N.
Law of the Sea Conf. 1958]
Do-Dz-Misc.
Daily Worker [attacks on CDJ]
David, Jean Paul [French anti-Communist posters]
d, de, del, -A-L de la
38 d, de, del, de la- M-Z
De Benouville, Gen. Pierre
De Fels, Marthe [re creation of French edition of
Time]
De Gualle, Chas. [U.S. relations with De Gaulle inc.
WWII background]
DeJanikus, Dimitri
Dennon, Leon
De Saxce, Francois
Cte. & Ctesse Robert De Vogue
Dept. of Commerce- Committee on Latin America
Dept. of State Se also: For. Service League
De Pury, Edward [Inc. corres. re politics & diplomacy
in 1949]
der Spiegel
Dickinson College
Dillon, C. Douglas [inc. letter on European sixes and
sevens]
Dimick, John [re preservation of Egyptian monuments
threatened by Aswan Dam]
Disarmament [inc. reports & outlines of disarmament
policy]
Divina, Vallav & Family
Dixon, George F.
Dodd-Parker, Douglas [member of British Parliament]
Dodge, Jos. M [Dixon-Yates, foreign economic policy]
39 Dohrn, Klaus (1)(2)(3)(4) [reports by Time-Life
International reporter on European politics,
especially Germany]
Dolan, Patrick [re Nigerian politics]
Doorly, John W.
Doris Duke Foundation - 1953-4-5-6-7
Dougherty, Wm. [inc. observations of former Foreign
Services officer on life in Russia]
Douglas-Hamilton, Natalie
Drogheda, Earl of (Garrett Moore)
Duchacek, Ivo
40 Dulles, Allen [corres. re psyc. warfare; liberation;
Hungarian Revolt & aftermath & Pro-Deo]
Dulles, John Foster [Berlin Conf.-1954; Hungarian
credentials; Africa; Middle East; World Economic
Policy; question of passports to China; Korea]
"Dunkirk" & Related Projects 1947 (1)(2) [re private
aid to Europe from U.S. cities]
Dupuy, Jean
E-Misc. [corres. re Korean War; British policy toward
India in WWII]
Edman, George
41 Eisenhower, Pres. Dwight D.--Speeches & Messages
(1)(2)
Eisenhower, Dwight D.-Corres thru 1956 [Hungary;
Middle East; World Econ. Policy; Germany; 1952
Campaign] (1)(2)
Eisenhower, Pres. Corresp. 1957-8-1959 [Hungarian
credentials; psy. warfare; DeGaulle Khrushchev visit
to U.S.] (1)(2)(3)
Eisenhower, Pres. Corresp. 1960-61 [mutual security;
Khrushchev; misc. personal corres.] (1)(2)
42 Eisenhower, Pres. Corresp. 1960,61-62-63 [corres. re
People-to-People; personal corres.]
Eisenhower, Pres. D.D. -Corresp. 1964 to end. [re
1964 campaign; CDJ's illness]
Elser, Max
Emmet, Christopher
English Speaking Union
Epstein, Julius
Ewing, Rev. J. Franklin (Fordham)
Fa-Fra-Misc. [inc. reports on Cuba, Guatemala,
Eastern Europe]
Fre-Fz-Misc.
Fabian, Dr. Bella [member exec. comm. of Hungarian
Nat'l Council]
Fairlee, Joe (Gerard)
Far East-America Council [inc. memorandum discussing
aspects of European Recovery Act and Truman
Doctrine]
Fehr, Joe
Fellowship of U.S. British Comrades
First Aid for Hungary
Fistere, John [Fortune reporter; corres re Arab
refugees from Palestine]
43 Foreign Service Educational Foundation [inc.
Foundation prepared memoranda on U.S. policy toward
Latin America, 1946-49]
Foreign Service League
Fox, Matthew
France and EDC
Free Cuba Committee
Free Europe Comm. 1964
" " Committee 1963
FEC Budget, etc [1963]
Free Europe 1962
Free Europe 1961 (1)
44 Free Europe 1961 (2)
Free Europe 1960
Free Europe Comm. 1959
Free Europe Committee 1958
Free Europe Committee 1957
Free Europe Committee thru 1956- Corresp.-Basic (1)
[inc. report on Hungarian Revolt, 1956]
45 Free Europe Committee Correspondence thru 1956 Basic
(2)
Free Europe Committee - See Also Nat'l Com. For A
Free Europe - Radio Free Europe
Munich Thumbnails- Free Europe Comm 1951
Free Europe University in Exile- Scholarship Gift
Freedom Academy - see Orlando Group Also Nat'l
Academy of Foreign Affairs
Freedom House [organization to promote domestic
support of war effort during WWII]
French Hospital
French Institute
French, Paul Conly
Friedrich, Carl J. [corres. re Palestine, occupation
of Germany]
Friends of Democracy [information re extremist
organizations]
Fry, Dr. Charles
Ga- Gi Misc.
46 Gaede, Hannah
Gault, Brig. Sir James F.
Gj-Gz-Misc. [inc. Council for Democracy material]
Geffroy, Robert
Goldberg, Arthur J.
Goodfriend, Arthur [Time-Life activities; books on
Russia and China]
Goodfriend, Arthur '42-'43 [re development of combat
moral program thru graphic portfolio method of
instruction]
Goodpaster, Andrew [re Corregidor-Bataan Memorial]
Gowan, William
Graebner, Walter [Time-Life activities; article on
Prince Bernhard; British politics]
47 Great Island Conference [re establishment of private
organization to work for peace]
Great White Fleet (Project Hope) 1964 [Project Hope
involved conducting medical education programs
abroad thru use of hospital ship S.S. Hope, part of
People-to-People Program]
Great White Fleet 1962-3 (Incl. Project Hope)
Great White Fleet (Project Hope) [1959-61]
Grew, Joseph C.
Griffith, W.E. [Corres. re RFE]
Gruenther, Gen. Alfred M. [inc. CDJ letter re
cancellation of DDE's trip to Japan, 1960]
Hop-Hz-Misc
He-Hoo-Misc. [inc. corres bet. Townsend Hoopes and
CDJ re US-USSR military strategy]
48 Ha-Misc [inc. impressions of dinner for Averell
Harriman, March, 1946]
Habe-Hans
Hackett, Helen [re Internat'l arts program]
Hadley, Arthur [re proposed tactical propaganda
company for army & army groups]
Hagerty, Jas. C
Hale & Dorr
Halpern, Nathan
Halsey, E.P. [advice on investments in stock during
1930s]
Hamblet, Philip
Harrison, Wallace K.
Hauge, Gabriel [re porposed Canadian tax on U.S.
magazines; foreign trade policy; political warfare]
Hausenstein, Renee- Marie [inc. manuscript "The
Character of Adenauer"]
Have, Malcom D. [corres re race problem and Southern
politics]
Heinz, H.J.
U.S.S. Helena
Hendel, Charles W.
Herling, John
49 Herter, Chris (Sr.-Jr.) [re projection of U.S. image;
Soviet propaganda re U.S. in Korea]
Hertzberg, Sidney [re proposed Time inc. U.N. bureau]
Hill, Ambassador Robt. [criticism of Time reporting
of events in San Salvador]
Hobbing, Enno
Hoffman, Paul [material on foreign aid, trade, and
memorandum on subversion and McCarthy]
Hollander, Richard [corresp. re U.S. politics, 1940s;
Hollander's critique of U.S. occup. of Germany]
Holmes, Ann C.
Holmes, Amb. Julius
Holtzmann, Fanny E.
Hoover, Herbert, Jr. [corres re CDJ's proposed World
Economic Policy]
Hornbeck, Stanley [inc. manuscript of article
"Learning the Hard Way in the Far East"]
Horodecki, Z.
Hughes, Emmet J. [corres. discussing politics and
general foreign policy]
Hughes, John C. [corres. re Free Europe Comm.]
49 Humphrey, George M. [CDJ urging Humphrey to support
World (cont.) Econ. Policy]
Hungary
Hungarian Olympic Team
Hungarian Play- See "Shadow of Heroes"
Huot, Louis [inc. OSS booklet, "Partisan Supply
Operation" re Yugoslavia]
Hyla Process
Hynes, Joseph
Ilma, Viola
Imer, Oscar
Independent Aid-Oct. 1951 see Doris Duke
Independent Aid-- Peter Sager Material
50 Independent Aid 1951
Independent Aid 1950
I-Misc.
Institute for Democratic Leadership-Plans [re Council
for Democracy]
Institute of Pacific Relations [re Alfred Kohlberg's
charges of being pro-communist]
Institute of Pacific Relations-Report
Int.'l Exec. Svce Corps- Corresp. -Misc. [Private
organization for providing aid, instruction in
managerial techniques to developing countries]
Int'l Exec. Svce Corps- Organization (1)
51 Int'l Exec. Svce Corps- Organization (2)(3)
Int'l Exec. Svce Corps- Candidates, Assistance, etc
International Federation of the Periodical Press
International Hudson Corp
Int'l Rescue Committee
International sports [re U.S. political competition
with Soviet Union]
Israel
Italian Businessmen
Italian Project
J- Misc. [inc. CDJ's critique of selection of
personnel for U.S. delegations to U.N.]
Jackson, Charles W.
52 Jackson Committee [re internat'l information
activities and cold war strategy]
Jackson, Wm.H. [corres re Hungary; OCB; cold war]
Jacob, Betty (Mrs. Philip)
Jalet, Marius (Jack)
Japan International Christian University
Jessup, John K. (Originals In Time Inc. Archives)
[suggestions for editorials re Cuba; communism;
foreign aid politics; US-USSR relations; UN and
Colonialism.]
John Paul Jones [re film "John Paul Jones" inc.
corres from Admiral Chester Nimitz con. script.]
Jones, George
Ka-Ki-Misc. [inc. corres from J.M. Kaplan re
Communism; corres re Anglo-Iranian dispute, '51;
Sen. J.F. Kennedy speech re Poland, 1957; Charles
Kersten on communism]
Kl-Kz-Misc. [corres. re Berlin; Bruno Kreisky]
53 Kaufman, Frank
Kersten, Charles
Kirkpatrick, Lyman
Korowicz, Marek [Polish defector, 1953]
Kyes, Roger [discussion of int'l business agency as
force of stabilization]
La-Misc. [re Radio Free Europe report on jamming of
BBC broadcasts; Arthur Larson's "A Republican Looks
at His Party."]
Le-Misc.
Lf-Lz Misc. [corres re Middle East]
Labin, Suzanne
Latin America
Laubach, Dr. Frank C.
Lazareff, Pierre
Lazo, Mario
Lenox Library [1956-64]
" " 1950 [to 1956]
" " 1949
54 Lenox Library Mostly 1947-48; some 1957
Lerner, Daniel [inc. CDJ discussion of psychwar
during WWII]
Leslie, S.C. [corres re trade with British and other
economic matters]
Levine, Isaac Don
Lewis, Charles S. [Founder of RIAS]
Life-"Package" [letter re Life advertising]
Lincoln Center- 1964
Lincoln Center- 1963-Misc.
Linc. Center 1963-Corresp.
Lincoln Center 1961-1962-Corresp.
Lincoln Center 1961-1962 Misc.
Linc. Ctr.- 1960 Misc.
Lincoln Center 1960 Corresp.
" " 1959
" " 1958
55 Lincoln Center 1957
Lincoln Center- Day-Zimmerman Report 1956 (1)(2) [re
feasibility of creating performing arts center in
New York City]
Lincon Sq. Comm. Council 1964 - Corres. etc
Lincon Sq. Community Council 1962-1963 Corresp. etc
Lincon Sq. Community Council 1960-61 Corresp. etc.
Lincoln Sq. Com. Council Board of Dir. Basic & Misc.
56 L.S.C.C.-Bd. of Directors Meetings Minutes
Lindsley, Fanshawe (1960)
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. [re U.N. and Hungary]
Lodigensky, Alexis A. [re Russian political committee
in N.Y.]
Log- 1953- (Begin 1952 item) (1)(2)
Log- 1954 [inc. corresp. with Henry Luce and other re
foreign affairs]
Log- 1955 [corres.-H. Luce, N. Rockefeller, George
Humphrey]
Log- 1956 [corres with H. Luce, DDE, William Jackson]
57 Log- 1957 [inc. Senate Subcommittee on For. Relations
hearings; corr. with H. Luce, Clarence Randall,
etc.]
Log- 1958 [corres with DDE, J.F. Dulles, and others]
Log- 1959 [corres with DDE, Allen Dulles, J.F.
Dulles, Sherman Adams]
Log- 1960 [inc. corres with DDE & Walt Rostow]
Log- 1961 [corres. with Walt Rostow]
Log- 1962-63-1964
Lowen, Walter A.
Lowry, Dr. Chas.
Luce, Clare
Luce, H.R. 1943-1948 [inc. corres. on DeGaulle &
WWII; memoranda on China, USSR, politics, foreign
policy]
Luce, H.R. 1949-50 [inc. memoranda on domestic-
foreign policy]
Luce, H.R. '51-52
Luce, H.R.-Clare-1953-54 [inc. discussion of
IndoChina; memorandum on trade liberalization]
58 Luce, H.R. 1955 (1)(2)
Luce, H.R. & Clare 1956 (1)(2)
Luce, H.R. 1957
Luce, Henry R. 1958
" " 1959-1960
" " 1961-62
" " 1963-64
59 Ma-(Misc.)
Mc (Misc.)
Me-Mz-Misc. [inc. politics, 1952; 1964]
Macapagal, Pres. Diosdado
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas [re publishing of memoirs]
MacMillan, Harold
Malagodi, Giovanni
Manhattan School of Music
Marshall, Edison
Martin, David [memorandum on Alger Hiss]
Masson, Jean
Mathewson, Richard
Mayer, Gerald
Mayer, Herbert
60 McArdle, Kenneth
McChrystal, Arthur J. [corres re Austria during occupation]
McCloy, John J.
McClure, Robert A. Brig. Gen. [U.S. Milit. Mission to
Iran; Korean War propaganda leaflets;
psychological warfare; information control in
occupied Germany]
McKinney, Robert [re atomic energy]
Merlin [draft of DDE speech at 10th anniv. of signing
of U.N. Charter]
Metropolitan Opera Association-New House Committee-
Audience Surveys
Metropolitan Opera- 1964 (see also Lincon ctr)
" " 1962-63
" " 1960-61 desegregation prob
Met. Opera-Misc. -1957-58-59
Met. Opera-New Hse.-Music Center-1955-1956
Met. Opera-Misc. 1954-1955-56
Met. New House-Rockefeller
61 Metropolitan Opera Association-New House Committee-
Background 1949
Metropolitan Opera- Columbus Circle Funds
Met. New Hse-Lincoln Ctr. 1957 see "Lincoln Center"
Metropolitan Opera Association-New House Committee-
Corres. 1950
Met. Opera-Misc. 1953
Metropolitan Opera-Misc. 1952
" " 1951
" " 1949-50
" " -Architects and Architecture
" " Association-Misc.
" " Development Committee
Confidential Reports & Studies Concerning the Opera
House Problem
Metropolitan Opera Association-New House Committee-
Transportation
62 Metropolitan Opera Association- Joint Committee (New
House & Rehabilitation) Corres. 1950
Metropolitan Opera Association- New House Committee
Corres. 1949
Met. J.S. White Reports- 1952 (Alterations to Present
House)
Metropolitan Opera Association- Joint Committee (New
House & Rehabilitation)--Reports
Metropolitan Opera Association- Rehabilitation
Committee
Metropolitan Opera Association- New House Committee
Reports
Metropolitan Opera Association- New House Committee
Sites-Misc.
Metropolitan Opera- Sites- Columbus Circle-
Rockefeller
Metropolitan Opera Association- New House Committee-
Sites-Central Park South
Metropolitan Opera--Sites-
Metropolitan Opera-Sites- Columbus Circle-Moses
Metropolitan Opera- Columbus Circle Site-Elliman
63 Metropolitan Opera- Columbus Circle Site
" " - Site- Columbus Circle-Anta
" " -Sites- Columbus Circle-Elliman
Metropolitan Opera-Sites-Columbus Circle-Misc.
" " New House Committee- Sites-
Washington Square
Mexican Trip- '40
Meyer, Cord, Jr.
Middle East Crisis- Pres. Speech to U.N. 8/13/58
Drafts (1)(2)
Middle East Crisis- Working Papers, Results, etc.
(1)(2)
64 Milliken, Max [corres. re World Economic Policy]
Millis, Walter
M.I.T. Misc.-Visit Com.
Minary, John
Moore, (Mrs. Leon) Sonia
Moral Rearmament
Moreau, Mrs. Pierre
Morgan, Lt. Gen. Sir Frederick
Morlion- See Pro-Deo
Morris, Newbold
Moses, Robert Commissioner
Multilateral Force (MLF)
Murphy, George
N-(Misc.) [inc. Ferenc Nagy observations on Hungarian
uprising, India, and Bandung Conf; C.D. Jackson ltr.
to Gerald Noonan re Hungary, Quemoy, and 1960 camp.]
Nabokov, Nicolas
Nat'l Academy of Foreign Affairs
65 N.A.T.O. 59-61
N.A.T.O. to 1958
NCFE (Nat'l Committee for a Free Europe) "Black Book"
NCFE Operation Marshmallow
NCFE Policy Handbook-RFE
NCFE-RFE-German Problem
National Planning Association
New Leader
Newsome, Noel
66 Newton, Ray
Nichols, William I.
Vice President Nixon [inc. letter to Nixon re
McCarthy]
O- Misc. [CDJ memo on Psy. warfare]
O.I.C. [foreign information service of Dept. of
State]
Oldano, Paolo
"Operation Alert 1957" Literature for members of the
Executive Reserve
Operation Democracy, Inc. [U.S.-European town-to-town
aid affiliations]
Openheimer, J. Robt.
Orlando Group [re National Academy of Foreign
Affairs]
Orlando Comm. (Lincoln-Petkov)
"Otter" [re world economic policy]
67 Pa-Misc. [inc. press release of Morehead Patterson
statement on U.N. Committee on Disarmament]
Pe-Pi (Misc.)
Pl-Pz (Misc.)
Paepcke Project-Aspen
Page, Arthur W. [RFE-NCFE activities]
Paine, Natalie- 56 etc. See Douglas-Hamilton,
Natalie
Paley, William S.
Panguian, H. [corres. re Greece and France in 1947]
Parsons College [material re Council for Democracy]
Payne, F'k.B [corres. re politics, OEEC]
Payne, Frederick '40
Pearson, Drew [inc. comments re John F. Dulles]
Pennink, Karel B. [corres. re Indonesia]
People-to-People
Permanent Exhibitions for International Trade
Persons, Jerry [corres. re world economic policy]
Pickett, Clarence E.
Pictures- Misc.
Pictures for Publicity
68 Jackson, C.D. Pictures
Pictures (Early) CDJ
Pictures- Free Europe
Pictures- South American Trip April, 1939
Pine, Diana
Polish Medical Projects see also Richardson
Poll- Russia
Poor, Alfred
Port, Tyler [discussions of army psych. warfare
preparations]
Possony, Stefan
Powell, R.W. [corres. re King Farouk and Egypt]
Pres's Comm on Information Activities Abroad: See
Sprague Committee
Princeton, U. Misc. [1960-64 alumni material]
" -Advisory Council Misc.
Princeton Eco. Conf. 5/54 Memo to Sec. State
Princeton Conf.-Follow Up
Princeton Eco. Conf. 5/54- Draft papers
Princeton Eco. Conf. 5/54 Misc. correspondence etc
Princeton Eco. Conf. 5/54 Transcript
69 Princeton Meeting, May 10-11, 1952
Princeton Meeting, Digest Only, May, 1952
Princeton University Misc. [1936-1957]
Pro Deo- 1964 [American Council for International
Promotion of Democracy under God, Inc.]
Pro Deo- 1963 (1)(2)(3)
70 Pro Deo- 1962 (1)(2)(3)
" 1961 (1)(2)
" 1960
71 " 1959
" 1958
Pro Deo- 1957 (1)(2)
Pro Deo to 12/56 (1)(2)
"Pro Deo" International University of Social Studies
Morlion (Bourne File) to 12/56
Pro Deo 1952
Project Hope See Great White Fleet
Pulis, Esther
Putnam, Carleton [Putnam's views on Negroes]
72 Quellennec, J. [corres re politics in late 1940s;
Fall of France, 1940]
Quantico Meetings (1)(2)(3)(4) [Panel Report, "A
Concept of U.S. Psychological Strategy"]
73 Quantico Meetings (5)(6)(7)(8)
74 Quantico Meetings (9)
Ra-Ri Misc. [inc. material on Radio in American
Sector (RIAS) and East German Riots, June 1953]
Rj-Rz Misc.
Rabb, Stuart
Radio Free Cuba
Radio Free Europe
Radiodiffusion Francaise [inc radio program re Marshall Plan]
Radio Luxembourg
Randall, Clarence [corres. re World Economic Policy]
Reading, Dowager Marchioness of
Refugees [Arab; Russian; U.N. Office of High
Commissioner for Refugees]
75 Reinkemeyer, Hans-Albert [corres. with German Embassy
official in Moscow]
Rennie, Jack [corres. re U.S.-Britih trade, 1949]
Rerrich, Bela [defected Hungarian olympic athlete]
Rieber, Capt. Torkild [inc. observations on occupied
Germany, 1945]
Rittersporn, B.A. Jr.
Rivers, Tom (Int'l. Rec. Assn)
Rockefeller, Nelson A.
Rodgers, Richard C., M.D.
Rommel, Field Marshal
Roosevelt, Archie
Roosevelt, Theodore-Centennial
Rosenbaum, Samuel
Rosenberg, James [corres. re Israli-Arabs; China;
Council for Democracy]
Rosenwald, Lessing
Ross, George Taylor
Rostow, Walt W. to '56 [inc. Rostow's statements re
Cold War]
Rostow, Walt W. 57-64 (1)(2) [inc. Rostow's addresses
on development of markets in underdeveloped nations;
CDJ's ideas on Cuba, USSR, Berlin, and Quemoy;
Rostow's speech on guerilla warfare; corres. and
speech drafts on Middle East Crisis, 1958, and Cold
War policy in general]
76 Rueff, Jacques [French economist]
Rusk, Dean
Sa-Sc. Misc.
Se-Sh Misc.
Si-So Misc.
Sp-Sz Misc. [inc. Time, Inc. analysis of Kennedy's
foreign policy; corres. with Edmund Stevens re
Khrushchev]
Sandburg, Carl
San Francisco Chronicle [some corres. re 1952
campaign; postwar loan to Britain; Council for
Democracy; and World War II]
77 Sanger, Margaret
Santa Clara Youth Village [financial support for
defected Hungarian athletes]
Sargeant, Howland [radio broadcasts to USSR]
Sarrasac--Soulage, Robert
Scheftel, Stuart '43
Scherman, David E.
Schneider, Douglas
School of Advanced Int'l studies- See Foreign Service
Educational Foundation
Scott-Bailey, Col. V.E.
Scudder, Townsend
Seaman, Richard
Settel, Arthur
"Shadow of Heroes" Hungarian Play
Schwarz, Dr. Fred (Anti-Communist rally, Hollywood
Bowl)
Schwarz-"Basic Sets" (Dups. in Time Inc. Files)
Shulman, Marshall D.
Sloan, George A.
78 Smith, Blackwell [inc. material re Point IV]
Smith, Francis [corres. re army life-1941]
Smith, G. E. Kidder
Smith, Paul C. see-San Francisco Chronicle
Smith, Robert L.
Smith, Gen. Walter B.
Speeches, Misc. Corresp. comments 1961-64
Speeches, Comments, Misc. 1961
" " " 1960
" " " 1959
" " " 1955-56
" " " 1954
" " Corresp. 1953
Speeches- Declined- 1963-64
" " 1962
" " 1961
" " 1959-60
" " 1955-56
79 Speeches- Declined- 1954-55
" " 1953
" " 1952
Speech Text- 1964
" " 1963
" " 1962 (1)(2)
" " 1961 (1)(2)
80 Speech Texts- 1960
" " 1959 (1)(2)(3)
" " 1958
81 Speech Texts- 1957 (1)(2)
" " 1956 (1)(2)
" " 1955 (1)(2) [inc. disc. with O.R.
Strackbein on tariff policy]
82 Speech Texts 1954
Speeches- Texts 1953 (1)(2) [atoms for Peace; psy.
warfare]
Speeches- Texts 1952 (1)(2) [1952 campaign; RFE; psy.
warfare]
Speeches- Texts 1951 [Radio Free Europe]
83 Speeches-Texts 1950 [re Korea; Indochina; ECA]
Speeches- '50-52
Speeches- Texts 1949
Speeches- Texts 1948
Speeches Texts 1947 [Marshall Plan; Time-Life
International; world trade]
84 Speeches- Texts 1946
Speech Tests- to 1945 [international affairs; America
first literature]
Speeches-Texts- 1948, 1949-50 (Duplicates)
Speeches- Background Material (1)(2) [European Common
Market; France, Germany, etc]
85 Speeches-Background Material (3)
Spoffard, Charles
Sports Illustrated- Hungarian Olympic Team Defectors
Sprague, Mansfield- Sprague Committee [President's
Committee on International Information Activities,
1960]
Stalin's Death- Speech Text & Comments- Full
Evolution
State of Union- Jan. 1954
State of Union- Jan. 1953 (Evolution) (1)(2) [inc.
corres. with W. W. Rostow re Death of Stalin and
Pres. speech]
86 Steinhardt, Laurence A & Family [corres. re
Czechoslovakia; James Byrnes]
Stillman, Chas. L. [re Dominican Republic, Cuba,
NATO]
Stokes, Anson [inc. corres. re Truman and Acheson]
Strauss, Adm. Lewis L. [re Atoms for Peace]
Swing, Raymond G.
Symington, C.J. [re mobilization of public support
for Marshall Plan]
Szilard, Leo
Ta-Te Misc.
Th-Tz Misc.
Taylor, Gen. Maxwell D.
Taylor, Wm. E.
Teppama, S. th.J. [corres. re Marshall Plan]
Thornley, George [corres. re big business]
Thompson, Ed. [discussion of tractors for Cuba]
Tibetans- U.S. Advisory Committee for; also the
office of
Tolstoy Foundation
Trager, Frank
Toothache [speech of DDE before 15th Gen. Assembly,
U.N. 1960; inc. material on peaceful uses of atomic
energy; food for peace; tech. assistance for Africa]
Truman, Harry S.
Turkey- OWI [concerns CDJ's appointment as Deputy
director of OWI operations in Mediterranean theater]
Turkey-State Department [re problem of supply and
transportation for Turkey during WWII]
Tyler, Royall [re funds for WWII refugees]
87 Tyler, William R.
U- Misc.
U.N. Misc. 9th Gen. Assembly 1954 (1)(2) [inc.
Internat'l Atomic Energy Agency; colonialism;
propaganda; aggression]
Underhill Garrett [re German pyschwarfare]
Union Settlement [philanthropic organization working
in East Harlem]
U.N. Czechoslovak Item 9th Gen. Assembly 1954
United Negro College Fund- 1958, 1959-60-61-62-63
[inc. CDJ ltr to Jas. Hagerty re President and
integration]
88 United Negro College Fund- 1955-1956-7
" " " Basic, 1954
" " " " 1953
" " " " 1952 [mat. on
Communist propaganda & Negroes]
" " " Basic -Misc. 1949-50-51
United Service to China
U.S.I.S. Surveys
U.S.O.
U.S. Council- Atlantic Trade
U.S. Council- OEEC & "Specter of 1953"
U.S. Council 1953
United States Council- Future of ECA, 1951
U.S. Council "Future of ECA 150"
" " - Full Employment Committee
U.S. Council- Information Advisory Committee
" " Future of E.C.A. '49
89 U.S. Council- Organization
U.S. Council- Point IV
U.S. Council- Misc. -1950-1952
U.S. Council- Int'l Chamber of Commerce, 1947-1949
(1)(2)
V-Misc. [inc. observations by Gen. James Van Fleet on
trip to Far East, 1956]
Van Der Beugel, Ernst [corres. re Bilderberg Conf.]
Van Vleck, Joseph
Vickers, Merion
Villamin, Vincente
Viner, Frank
Volman, Sacha [material on Cuba, Dominican Republic,
Tanganyika]
90 Volunteers for Freedom
Volunteer Freedom Corps
Voorhees, Tracy
Wa-Whi-Misc. [inc. CDJ's comments on French and
American intellectuals]
Wi-Wz Misc. [inc. press interview with Winston
Churchill]
Wadsworth, Jas. J. [CDJ's answers to questions on
Wallach, Sidney
Walker, Sam
Wanger, Walter
"War By Cease Fire" [documents on Communist truce
violations in Korea, Indochina, China]
War College- Washington [CDJ's discussion of psych
warfare]
Warburg, James P.
Warden, George
Washburn, Abbott [Freedom Bell in Berlin; U.S. Moscow
Exhibit; competition between USIS and News services;
information paper on U.S. economy]
91 Watt, Robert J. [material pertaining to War Labor
Board, 1942]
Watson, Adam
Weaver, John O. ("Buck")
Weiner & Cossage
Western World
Wheaties- Evolution See Atoms for Peace
Whiteley, Major-General J.F.M.
Wierdsma, Fred
Wiekzbianski, Boleslaw
Willauer, Whiting [memorandum on U.S. interest in
Caribbean by U.S. Ambassador to Nicaragua]
Wilson, Harold
Wisner, Frank
World Economic Policy (W.E.P.) to Dec. 1956 (Forward)
World Economic Policy From 12/27/56 (1)(2) [mutual
security; development loan fund]
World Trade Campaign
92 CDJ Trip 1962 World Trip
Reports Mailed (1)(2)(3)
Responses to World Trip Reports- 1963 [A-E]
93 Responses to World Trip Reports- 1963 [F-K]
" " " " " [L-P]
" " " " " [Q-YZ]
C.D. Jackson-Quemoy-Taiwan Transcript
94 C.D. Jackson Paris Transcripts
Iran
Tunisia
Italy
C.D. Jackson Germany Transcripts
" " London Transcripts
" " "Wind-Up" Transcript
"Scar Tissue" Transcript- DeGaulle, Adenauer,
MacMillan
95 XYZ Misc.
Youth Festival- Financial
Youth Festival- Vienna (1)(2)
Daily Calendar- 1955-1956
Daily Calendar- 1957-1958
96 " " 1959-1960
" " 1961-1962
" " 1963-1964
Log- All Trips and Speeches 1937-1964