       
Manuscript Collections
HAROLD E. STASSEN:
EISENHOWER ADMINISTRATION
A description of a portion of the
Harold Stassen papers
at the Minnesota Historical Society follows. Links to an overview
of this collection and other sections of the collection appear on the left side
of the screen.
ORGANIZATION:
This portion of the Harold Stassen papers is organized into the following sections.
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1952-1958
Mutual Security Agency/Foreign Operations
Administration, 1952-1957
Mutual Security Agency, 1952-1954
Foreign Operations Administration, 1953-1957
Special Assistant to the President on Disarmament
Policy, 1953-1958, 1963
DETAILED DESCRIPTION: EISENHOWER ADMINISTRATION
This portion of the papers documents Stassen's activities as a
principal participant in cold war international relations. In November 1952
Stassen accepted an appointment from President-elect Eisenhower as the director
of the Mutual Security Agency (MSA). The MSA was created in 1951 to provide
military, economic, and technical assistance to foreign nations. The functions
of the MSA, as well as those of the Technical Assistance Division, the
Institute of Inter-American Affairs, and other foreign assistance and economic
operations within the executive branch, were transferred to the Foreign
Operations Administration (FOA) in August 1953. This consolidation was brought
about in order to centralize operations, control, and direction of all foreign
and technical assistance programs and to coordinate mutual security activities.
Stassen assumed directorship of the new agency and served in that post until
accepting an appointment as Special Assistant to the President on disarmament
policy in March 1955.
Eisenhower created the position of Special Assistant to the
President on disarmament policy as a cabinet level post with responsibility for
formulating and negotiating policy on disarmament. While serving as special
assistant, Stassen was appointed by Eisenhower in August 1955 as Deputy United
States Representative on the Disarmament Commission of the United Nations to
sit in the Commission's Sub-committee meetings. The most prominent of these
meetings were held in London from March 18th to September 6th 1957. In his
book Harold Stassen, His Career, the Man, and the 1957
London Arms Control Negotiations Robert E. Matteson, the Director of the
White House Disarmament Staff during this period, described the last ten weeks
of these meetings as "the most intensive and dramatic of any negotiations in
the post-war period."
Stassen's views regarding disarmament and negotiations with the
Russians were strongly opposed by other members of Eisenhower's cabinet,
particularly Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. The disarmament talks ended
in a stalemate and in February 1958 Stassen left the Eisenhower administration.
In a letter to Eisenhower (February 14, 1958) Stassen wrote, "It is my belief
that I may now make a larger contribution to your objective of a durable peace,
which I share, by reentering the active political field in the Pennsylvania
governorship campaign."
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Correspondence and Memoranda, 1952-1958
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| The correspondence consists primarily of incoming materials
arranged alphabetically by correspondent and thereunder in approximate
chronological order comprised of sets for 1952-1954, 1954-1957, and 1958. Parts
of the first set of correspondence were either missing or damaged by water. The
carbons of Stassen's outgoing correspondence are also arranged alphabetically
by recipient and are filed in two sets for 1953-1955 and 1955-1958. Some
overlap exists between the file sets. The memoranda are filed chronologically
by month and include telephone messages, meeting reminders, schedule changes,
appointments, copies of outgoing telegrams, and internal office memoranda. |
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Correspondence:
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Bl-E, 1952-1954.
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correspondents Bl-Br have been photocopied and preserved in this
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F-H, 1952-1954.
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I-Mc, 1952-1954.
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Me-Ri, 1952-1954.
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Ro-Wh, 1952-1954.
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Wi-Z, 1952-1954.
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A-Z, 1953-1955.
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A, 1954-1957.
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B-Ce, 1954-1957.
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| 142.A.20.2F | 133 | |
Ch-Fl, 1954-1957.
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Fo-Ho, 1954-1957.
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Hu-Lo, 1954-1957.
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Lu-N, 1954-1957.
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| 142.A.20.6F | 137 | |
O-R, 1954-1957.
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S-To, 1954-1957.
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Tr-Z, 1954-1957.
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A-Z, December 1957-February 1958.
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| 142.B.9.1B | 140 |
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A-G, 1953-June 1955.
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| 142.B.9.2F | 141 | |
H-O, 1953-June 1955.
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P-Z, 1953-June 1955.
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A-Am, 1955-1958.
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An-Mc, 1955-1958.
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Me-Z, 1955-1958.
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| 142.B.9.6F | 145 |
Memoranda:
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October 1952-May 1953.
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| 142.B.9.7B | 146 | |
June-September 1953.
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| 142.B.9.8F | 147 | |
October 1953-March 1954.
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| 142.B.9.9B | 148 | |
April-September 1954.
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| 142.B.9.10F | 149 | |
October 1954-March 1955.
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| 142.B.9.11B | 150 | |
April-October 1955.
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| 142.B.9.12F | 151 | |
October 1955-August 1956.
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| 142.B.9.13B | 152 | |
September 1956-December 1957.
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| 142.B.9.14F | 153 | |
January-February 1958.
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Mutual Security Agency/Foreign Operations
Administration, 1952-1957
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| 142.B.9.15B | 154 |
Correspondence:
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Benson, Ezra Taft (Secretary of Agriculture),
1953-1954.
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Blachly, Fred, 1953.
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Caldwell, William E.: Memorandum, speaking
engagements, 1953-1954.
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Dulles, Allen W., 1953-1954.
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Dulles, John Foster (Secretary of State),
1953-1954.
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Durkin, Martin P. (Secretary of Labor),
1953.
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Eisenhower, Dwight D.:
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Correspondence:
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Prior to January 1953.
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1953-1954.
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News clippings, 1952-1954. 2 folders
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Press releases, 1953.
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Speeches:
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"The Chance for Peace," April 16,
1953.
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"Atomic Power for Peace," December 8,
1953.
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1st and 2nd State of the Union messages: Drafts,
1953-1954. 2 folders
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Eisenhower, Dr. Milton, 1953.
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Hagerty, James C., 1953, 1955.
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| 142.B.9.15B | 154 | |
Harriman, Averill, 1952-1953.
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Hauge, Dr. Gabriel, 1953.
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Hobby, Mrs. Oveta Culp (Secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare), 1952-1954.
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Hoover, J. Edgar, 1952-1953.
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Houghton, Mrs. Hiram C. Houghton, 1953.
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Humphrey, George (Secretary of Treasury),
1952-1954.
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Matteson, Robert E., 1952-1954.
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Naughten, Thomas, 1953.
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Nixon, Richard M., 1952-1953.
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Rand, William Mcnear, 1953.
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Riley, General William E., 1953-1954.
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Schweitzer, Albert, 1953.
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Stephens, Thomas P., 1953.
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Wallace, DeWitt, 1953.
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Wilson, Charles E. (Secretary of Defense),
1952-1954.
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| 142.G.8.4F-1 | 2 |
Citations, 1953, [1955].
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| 142.A.14.2F | 82 |
Contact cards, 1953-1955. 1 file box.
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| | | Miscellaneous contacts; cabinet, military, agency, and White
House personnel; evaluation groups; and committees. |
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FOA personnel file, [1953].
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| 142.B.9.15B | 154 |
Office of Personnel Security and Integrity (P.S. &
I.):
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| | | On March 5, 1953 Stassen issued an announcement (Office
Announcement 60) that a new position, the Assistant Director of Personnel
Security and Integrity, within the Mutual Security Agency had been established
for the purpose of managing the agency's employment functions. Appointed to the
position was Thomas E. Naughten. Stassen created this position with the
expectation that President Eisenhower would issue an order replacing the
federal loyalty program with a federal employee security program and, indeed,
Executive Order 10450 was issued April 27, 1953 which vested each department
head internal responsibility for "establishing and maintaining within his
department or agency an effective program to insure that the employment and
retention in employment of any civilian officer or employee within the
department or agency is clearly consistent with the interests of national
security" (Sec. 2, Executive Order 10450). Due to the security risks involved
in the nation's foreign aid operations, Naughten's office conducted personnel
investigations using F.B.I. and other sources to determine the loyalty and
integrity of not only current employees, but also of prospective employees, as
well as private companies and organizations involved with the agency's
missions. When the Mutual Security Agency was transformed into the Foreign
Operations Administration, the Office of Personnel Security and Integrity was
also transferred under the new administration. Stassen continued to use the
services of this office when he was named Special Assistant to the President on
Disarmament. |
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| 142.B.9.15B | 154 | |
General, undated and January-August 1953.
2 folders
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Employee Security Program, 1953-1955.
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Fraud matters handled, April 1955.
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General political, 1954.
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General security information, 1953-1954.
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| 142.B.9.14F | 153 | |
Individual cases handled involving fraud and related
matters, January 27, 1953-April 15, 1955. 1 partial file box.
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| 142.B.9.15B | 154 | |
Loyalty and non-membership certification, 1953-1954.
2 folders
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| 142.B.9.16F | 155 | |
Investigations:
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Checks for Tom E. Naughten, 1953-1957.
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A-P, 1953-1955.
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| 142.B.10.1B | 156 | | |
Q-Z, 1953-1955.
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Investigations and security checks:
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A-Z, 1955-1957.
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| 143.E.9.6F | 3 |
Photographs:
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Portraits:
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Harold E. Stassen in his White House office and
the Stassen family, [1953-1957].
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President Dwight D. Eisenhower and First Lady
Mamie Doud Eisenhower, undated and 1955.
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| +Res. | 16 | | |
President Dwight D. Eisenhower and First Lady
Mamie Doud Eisenhower (autographed), undated.
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| 142.G.8.4F-1 | 2 | |
Group Portrait: Eisenhower cabinet and staff,
[1953-1955].
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Mutual Security Agency, 1952-1954
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| 142.B.10.2F | 157 |
Appointment and nominations as Director of Mutual
Security, January 1953.
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Bill to amend Mutual Security Act, June-July
1954.
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Crusade for Freedom, 1953.
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Evaluation report, March 24, 1953.
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| 142.B.10.2F | 157 |
"Frigorest": A plan for an inter-railway refrigerated
transport cooperative for the shipment of perishables from Eastern Europe to
the markets of Central and Western Europe, 1953.
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Mutual Security Evaluators Program, 1953.
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National Security Council, 1953.
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News clippings:
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General, 1952-1953.
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MSA appointment, 1952.
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Stassen-McCarthy, March-June 1953.
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Petty cash: Office, 1953.
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| 143.E.9.6F | 3 |
Photographs:
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Historical Society reserve collection (Res. 62, Box 214). Photocopies of these
photographs remain in the collection. |
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Engagements and speaking events, 1953.
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Western European capitals tour, January-February
1953.
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Middle East and South Asia trip, May 1953.
2 folders
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| 142.B.10.2F | 157 |
Psychological Strategy Council, 1953.
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Report to Congress, June 30, 1953.
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Senate Judiciary Committee statement, April 9,
1953.
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University of Pennsylvania, 1953.
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Washington Office Evaluation Team (Fink, Moore,
Gravlin), 1953.
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Personnel:
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Domestic, 1953-1954.
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Foreign, 1953.
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Vacancy report, July 24, 1953.
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Foreign Operations Administration, 1953-1957
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| 142.B.10.2F | 157 |
Study of Selected African Countries: Preparatory to
the FOA Submission to the Bureau of the Budget for Fiscal Year 1956, September
16, 1954.
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Biographical sketch, 1955.
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Chart Room data, 1953-1954.
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| +257 | 212 |
Citation from the Pakistan USOM, 1955.
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| 142.B.10.2F | 157 |
Crank and anonymous letters, 1954-1955.
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| 142.G.8.4F-2 | 12 |
Facts Forum #26: "Harold Stassen Interviewed by Cabell
Phillips," November 18, 1953. 1 film reel (ca. 45 minutes): sound, b&w; 16 mm + 1
text.
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| 142.B.10.2F | 157 |
FBI: Current intelligence summary, March 1954-1955.
4 folders
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1955 FOA Bill: Congressional and senatorial hearings,
1954. 2 folders
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| 142.B.10.2F | 157 |
Foundation for American Research, 1955.
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French/Italian Women's Project, March-December 1954.
4 folders
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| | | In September 1954 Stassen appointed Alice K. Leopold, Director
of the Women's Bureau of the Department of Labor, as chair of a special survey
group to review the FOA programs and their relationship to the economic
interests and problems of women as they affected family life in cooperating
European countries. |
| | | Leopold and seven United States women leaders visited Italy
and France from October 4th to November 1st, 1954 and interviewed nearly 200
women community leaders in the two countries with the objective of selecting 40
from each country to make a two month visit to the United States. The papers
related to the creation of the survey group and the European trip include
correspondence, memoranda, reports, itineraries, and news clippings. The final
report was submitted to Stassen by Leopold on November 22, 1954. |
| | | The remainder of the papers (December 1954-December 1955)
primarily document the process employed in selecting the women to visit the
United States and the personal background of each woman selected, as well as
the programs they participated in. A report of this phase of the project,
entitled Women Community Leaders from France and
Italy (December 1955), is also included. |
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| 142.B.10.3B | 158 |
French/Italian Women's Project, 1955. 4 folders
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Labor, 1954-1955. 3 folders
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Latin America Regional Conference of the FOA, January
14-19, 1954.
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Miscellaneous unfiled, 1952-1957.
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News clippings, 1953-1955. 4 folders
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Notes, 1953-1956. 4 folders
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Operation Reindeer, November 1953-March 1954.
2 folders
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| | | Correspondence, memoranda, telegrams, and news clippings
related to a special food program administered by the FOA in Western Europe
which involved the delivery of four million packages of appropriate assorted
United States surplus foods direct to families in need before the Christmas
holidays. |
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| 142.B.10.4F | 159 |
Pamphlets and fact sheets:
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Background information and public reports,
1953-1954.
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Country series, [1952]-1955.
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| 142.B.10.4F | 159 | |
Miscellaneous, [1953-1955].
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cooperation and escapee programs, as well as reports of mission operations in
Formosa and Iran. |
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| 143.E.9.6F | 3 |
Photographs:
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Engagements and speaking events, 1954-1955.
3 folders
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officials, including Marshall Tito, in October of 1954 have been placed in the
Minnesota Historical Society reserve collection. Photocopies of these
photographs remain in the collection. |
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, January 15-17,
1954.
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Far East trip, February 12-18, 1954.
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Taiwan, February 1954. 2 folders
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| 142.G.8.4F-1 | 2 |
Political cartoon, 1955.
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| 142.B.10.4F | 159 |
Presidential message regarding Mutual Security
Program, 1955.
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Press releases, 1953-1955. 5 folders
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Public relations: Riley, etc., 1953-1954.
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Reports:
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Semi-annual report to Congress on the Mutual
Security Program, December 31, 1953.
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Randall Report (President's Commission on Federal
Economic Policy), January-March 1954.
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East-West Trade Trends: Mutual Defense Assistance
Control Act of 1951 (The Battle Act): Fourth Report to Congress, Second Half of 1953, May 17, 1954.
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Semi-annual report to Congress on the Mutual
Security Program, December 31, 1954.
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The Mutual Security Program
Fiscal Year 1956: A Summary Statement, May 1955.
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Report to the President on the
Foreign Operations Administration, January 1953 to June 1955, June 30,
1955.
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Soviet Bloc Economic Activities in the Free World:
Mutual Defense Assistance Control Act of 1951: Sixth Report to Congress, Second
Half of 1954, June 30, 1955.
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Secretarial help (Saturdays), 1953-1954.
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The Shield: FOA social organization, December
1953.
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Stassen, Harold E.:
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Addresses, messages, etc., 1953-1954.
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Memberships: Clubs, organizations, etc.,
1953-1954.
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Personal, 1953-1954.
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| 142.B.10.4F | 159 | |
Travel memoranda, 1953.
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Steuben Glass project, 1955.
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| +257 | 212 |
Wash list (staff meeting), 1955.
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| 142.B.10.4F | 159 |
White House:
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Achievements of the Eisenhower
administration:
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Administrative and legislative,
1953-1954.
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Miscellaneous, 1953.
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Personnel:
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Correspondence, 1953-1956.
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Applicants sponsored by senators/members of
Congress.
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Applicants sponsored by key persons.
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Applications: A-W, 1953-1955. 3 folders
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Retention and termination:
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Lists, 1953-1954. 3 folders
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Appraisal summaries, 1953.
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Termination appeals, 1953.
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Special security committee (Donegan Committee on
Personnel Security), 1955.
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Telephone directory and supplements,
1953.
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| 142.B.10.5B | 160 | |
Vacancy report, October 26, 1953.
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Firm vacancies in Recruitment Branch, February 3,
1954.
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White House liaison, 1953-1954.
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Special Assistant to the President on Disarmament
Policy, 1953-1958, 1963
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| 142.B.10.5B | 160 |
Correspondence and memoranda:
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Adams, Sherman, 1955-1957.
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Cabinet members and key persons, 1955-1958.
3 folders
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Dulles, John Foster, 1955-1956.
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Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1953-1958.
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Humphrey, Hubert H., undated and 1956.
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London Arms Control Negotiations:
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General public, March-September 1957. 7 folders
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Stassen, Harold and staff, March-September 1957.
4 folders
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Stassen, Esther G., February-September
1957.
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U.S. Informal memorandum and U.S.S.R. aide
mémoire, May 31 and June 7, 1957.
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Personal, 1956-1957.
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Appointment as Deputy U.S. Representative on the
Disarmament Commission of the United Nations, August 5, 1955.
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Appointment books, 1956-1957. 2 volumes.
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Background conferences, 1955-1956.
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Background material:
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| 142.B.10.5B | 160 | |
Basic Documents of U.S. Position on Disarmament,
December 1955.
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Chronology of events bearing on disarmament: January
1955-September 1957, December 16, 1957.
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Digest history of major disarmament efforts, April
1955.
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Eisenhower-Bulganin letters, 1956.
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Geneva conference of heads of government, July 8-23,
1955.
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Geneva meeting of foreign ministers, October
27-November 16, 1955.
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Printed materials, 1955-1958.
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Significant documents of past disarmament
negotiations.
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| 142.B.10.6F | 161 | |
Soviet disarmament proposals: 1945-1955,
[1955].
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| 142.E.7.4 | 215 |
Citation, 1956.
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| 142.B.10.6F | 161 |
Committee membership and White House lists,
1955-1957.
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Delegation passes, 1955-1956.
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| 142.G.8.4F-2 | 12 |
"Face the Nation," July 29, 1956. 1 film reel: sound, b&w; 16 mm + 1
transcript.
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| 142.B.10.6F | 161 |
News clippings, 1955-1957. 4 folders
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Personnel:
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White House clearances, Pending,
1955-1956.
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P.S. & I file check data and R.S. & R data
regarding engineer shortage, 1956-1957.
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Old P.S. & I. filing from Foreign Operations
Administration days, 1953-1955.
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Location
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Box
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| 143.E.9.6F | 3 |
Photographs, 1955-1957.
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| | | Two original photographs of Stassen with Pope Pius XII have
been placed in the Minnesota Historical Society reserve collection. Photocopies
of these photographs remain in the collection. |
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Location
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Box
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| 142.G.8.4F-1 | 2 |
Political cartoons, 1955-1957.
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Location
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Box
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| 142.B.10.6F | 161 |
Press conference (London), April 5, 1957.
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Siboney Iron & Steel Co. (Glen P. Bevan),
1957-1958.
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Statements by Eisenhower, 1955.
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Statements by Stassen, 1955-1957.
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UN Disarmament Subcommittee:
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2nd-5th reports, 1955-1957. 2 folders
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White House Disarmament Staff Secretariat Notes: No.
159 and addenda, April 11-October.11, 1957.
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| | | | Index to verbatim daily meeting records. |
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Verbatim daily meeting records, March 18-June 17,
1957. 4 folders
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Location
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Box
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| 142.B.10.7B | 162 | |
Verbatim daily meeting records, June 20-September 6,
1957. 4 folders
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White House Disarmament Staff:
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Secretariat Notes:
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No. 67, Index, April 26, 1956-October 16,
1957.
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No. 7-155, August 1, 1955-March 25, 1957.
6 folders
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No. 157-202(A), April 1-December 30, 1957.
3 folders
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President's Special Committee on Disarmament
Problems (DPC) Notes:
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No. 61, Index, April 26, 1956-October 9,
1957.
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No. 19, 73, 80-81, March 6-August 20,
1956.
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No. 116-129, January 30-March 19,
1957.
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No. 140-146, May 1-June 12, 1957.
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No. 158-171, July 23-September 10,
1957.
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No. 183-200 and 14R-5, October 4-December 20,
1957.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Testimony, August
22, 1963.
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