VIP Correspondence, A-Z, 1977-1997

File — Box: MO 22, Folder: 5

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_10_22_5_0000

Staff Only

This folder contains many notes from current and former members of Congress. Not all are included in this record. Topics include Gene Autry, Max Baucus, Lyle Boren death and burial, Ed Edmondson death and burial, Julia Buter Hansen death and burial, John Jarman death and burial, John F. Kennedy, A. S. Mike Monroney death and burial, Tip O'Neill death and burial, H. Norman Schwartzkopf, Tom Steed, Malvina Stephenson death and burial, Mike Synar death and burial, United States politics and government, Irene Rothbaum death and burial, Spencer Bernard, Luther Bohanon, Richard W. Bolling, and Daniel J. Boorstin. Correspondents include David Boren, Bill Bradley, William Holmes Brown George Bush, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, James M. Collins, Mario M. Cuomo, Angie Debo, Robert J. Dole, Richard J Durbin, Dante B. Fascell, Gerald R. Ford, Martha Wright Griffiths, Gordon J. Humphrey, Lady Bird Johnson, John W. McCormack, Dave McCurdy, Vicki Miles-LaGrange, William H. Natcher, George Nigh, Richard M. Nixon, Tip O'Neill, Chung Hee Park, Carl D. Perkins, J. J.Pickle, Albert H. Quie, Ronald Reagan, Charles S. Robb, Nelson A. Rockefeller, John J. Rhodes, Neal E. Smith, Paul Smith, Tom Steed, Olin E. Teague, Wesley W. Watkins, Victor E. Wickersham, Charles Banks Wilson, Frank R. Wolf, Edwin Burba, Bo Ginn, Fowler Hamilton, Robert H. Henry, Mary Ellen Monroney, and Happy Rockefeller.

Dates

1977-1997

Language of Materials

English

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