00697_Political.xml WALTER F. MONDALE: An Inventory of His Political Papers and Campaign Files at the Minnesota Historical Society Finding aid prepared by Minnesota Historical Society. Processing and encoding funded in large part by grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities, July 2008-June 2010 and from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission, April 2012. Minnesota Historical Society
St. Paul, MN.

Manuscripts Collection

 Finding aid encoded by Richard W. Arpi, David B. Peterson, Anne Levin, and Monica Manny Ralston, July 2008-July 2010. Finding aid written in English April 2012 Revised by David B. Peterson because of an addition to the collection. January 2011. Digital objects scanned, formated and updated by Sara J. Stambaugh. July and August 2012. Item lists created for 1984 Sound and Visual Materials by Jennifer Huebscher. October 2012. Item lists created for 1980, 1976, 1972, and 1966 Sound and Visual Materials by Jennifer Huebscher. OVERVIEW Minnesota Historical Society Mondale, Walter F., 1928- . Political Papers and Campaign Files, Walter F. Mondale Papers. 1934-2004 (bulk 1948-2002). Materials in English. Political papers and campaign files (1934-2004) include materials from Mondale’s 1962 Attorney General campaign, 1962 and 1966 Senate campaigns, the 1976 and 1980 Presidential campaigns where Mondale ran as Jimmy Carter’s Vice President, and extensive files from the 1984 Presidential campaign in which Mondale ran for President against Ronald Reagan. 226.5 cubic feet (240 boxes). See Detailed Description for shelf locations. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Access Restrictions:

Access to and use of the Autograph Collection shelved as Reserve 27 requires the curator's permission.

 DETAILED DESCRIPTION 1948 Campaigns

Mondale served as the Second District Campaign Director for the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party.

 153.L.1.2F Account Book, [1948]. Barkley Speech, [1948]. Campaign Literature and Ephemera, 1948.

Includes printed materials published by various committees as well as the Minnesota State CIO Council to support the campaigns of Joe Ball, Edward J. Devitt, Gerald R. Dillon, Charles L. Halsted, Hubert H. Humphrey, Jr., Milton F. Maxwell, Eugene J. McCarthy, Joseph P. O'Hara, and Harry S. Truman.

 Campaign Promotion and Radio Advertising, 1948. Correspondence, 1948.

Includes Orville L. Freeman correspondence as Chairman and Campaign Coordinator for the State Central Committee of the Democratic Farmer Labor Party.

 Demographics, 1944-1950. Expenses, 1948. Labor Get-Out-the-Vote and Registration Drive, 1948. Maxwell, Milton F., [1948]. Miscellaneous. Students for Democratic Action 153.L.1.2F ADA Study Trip Abroad to Britain, 1949.

Includes printed materials and travel ephemera (boarding pass, immigration identification card, and train tickets) for Mondale's participation in a study program sponsored by the Americans for Democratic Action.

 ADA Study Trip Abroad to Britain--Photographs and Postcards, 1949. Correspondence and Association Prints, 1948-1951.

Includes a photograph of Hubert H. Humphrey cutting cake with a group of young people including Walter Mondale.

 Membership and Address Lists, 1949. Miscellaneous Early Political Files 153.L.1.2F Ike's Administration, 1953.

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 NATO, 1941-1953. United Nations, 1952. Young Democrats of America, 1949-1950. Workshop: The Role of the Press in Politics, 1955. 1954 Campaigns 153.L.1.2F Rally for Victory Program, 1954; Inaugural Ball Invitation, 1955. Radio Advertising, 1954. Attorney General Political Files 146.L.10.4F Announcement list, 1958-1961.

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 Attorney General: Clippings, 1963-1965. 2 folders. Correspondence, 1959-1964. 9 folders. Staff lists, correspondence, and miscellaneous papers, 1961-1964. 2 folders. Staff memos, 1960. Bar review course, 1961-1962. 2 folders. Campaign manual authored by Mondale, [ca.1958]. Carlson, Arne: Professional group for Humphrey, 1960. Clippings: Appointment editorials, 1964. Correspondence: Personal, 1957-1960. Correspondence: Miscellaneous, 1958-1960. County quotas and credits, 1959. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, 1959. 4 folders. Departments and agencies, 1960. Draft for governor, 1960. Freeman, Governor Orville, 1960. Freeman campaign, 1960. 146.L.10.5B General election, 1964. Humphrey, Hubert, 1963. Humphrey campaign, 1964. Humphrey for president, 1959-1960. Humphrey for senator, 1960. 3 folders. Humphrey photograph, 1964. Humphrey visit, 1964. Implied consent law, 1961.

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 Issues file, 1963. Johnson dinner, 1964. 3 folders. Johnson for President Committee, 1963-1964. 4 folders. Karth, Congressman Joseph E., 1964. Keith for lieutenant governor, 1962-1964. Kennedy campaign, 1963. Law Alumni Association, 1962-1964. League of Women Voters, 1964. Legislative candidates, 1962-1964. Lobbyists, 1961. Lord, Miles: Testimonial dinner, 1958. Lou Harris: Study of the Election for Governor of Minnesota, 1962. Outstanding Young Men of 1963: Mondale nomination, 1963.

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 Peterson, Judge Melvin, 1959. Rolvaag, Karl, 1962-1963. 146.L.10.6F Rolvaag appointments, 1963. Speech to Chamber of Commerce, undated.

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 Spannaus, Warren, 1963-1964. State information, 1962. Students for McCarthy, 1964. UPI questions and answers, 1964. Voter registration, 1963-1964. Young Democratic-Farmer-Labor Clubs, 1963. 1960 Attorney General Campaign

The Republican candidate for attorney general in this election was Gaylord Saetre.

 153.J.11.3B Budget, 1960. Campaign contributions and volunteers, 1960. Campaign literature, 1960. Debate file, 1960. Election certificate, 1960. Election statistics, 1960. Highway Department legal staff comparison, 1954-1960. House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC): Kunzig, 1953-1960. Issues raised by Saetre, 1960. Lawyers advertisement, 1960. Lawyers committee, 1960. Legal staffs of other states, 1960. Liberal legislators, 1960. Media, 1960. Minority campaigns, 1960. Mondale for Attorney General Volunteer Committee, 1960-1961. Newspaper advertising, 1960. Program, 1960. Public reports, 1960. Saetre press material, 1960. Small business committee, 1960. Suggested questions, 1960. Tours and schedules, 1960. Unidentified campaign manual, 1960. 1 volume. Unidentified campaign manual, 1960. 1 volume. Volunteers, 1960. 1962 Attorney General Campaign

Mondale's Republican opponent in this election was Minneapolis businessman Robert L. Kunzig. Warren Spannaus served as Mondale's campaign director.

 153.J.11.3B Anti-Mondale, 1961-1962. Attorney general campaigns: Financial and legal (Harry McLaughlin), 1961-1964. Attorneys, 1962. Campaign contributions, 1962. Campaign literature, 1962. Campaign file (notes), 1960-1962. Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, 1961-1962. Finances, 1961-1964. 2 folders. Kunzig, Robert L., 1951-1962. 7 folders. Mondale Volunteer Committee: Financial journal, 1961-1964. Press releases, 1962. Radio and television scripts, 1962. Radio and television spots, 1962. Superseded schedules, 1962. Volunteer Committee releases, 1962. Miscellany, 1962. Senatorial Political Files 146.L.10.6F Correspondence: Miscellaneous, 1976. Democratic National Committee printed materials, 1966? 1970 elections, 1969-1971. 10 folders. Finance: Federal regulations (1.2), 1973-1974. Finance: Miscellaneous (1.5), 1973-1974. Great Society speech cards, 1965.

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 Mondale D.C. office, 1973-1975. Mondale legislation, 1973-1975. Mondale Minneapolis office, 1973. Mondale net worth, 1974-1976. Mondale personal file, 1973-1975. Mondale personal finances, 1973-1974. Mondale press releases, 1973. Nordbye resignation, 1967. 4 folders. Photographs, 1970. Reminiscence/interview with Al Eisele, 1971. 1966 Senate Campaign

Mondale's Republican opponent in this election was Robert A. Forsythe.

 Administrative Files 153.J.11.4F American Allied Insurance Company scandal, 1964-1966. 5 folders. Biographical information, 1963-1966. Brunch, 1966. Campaign appearances, 1966. 2 folders. Campaign critiques, 1966-1967. 4 folders. Campaign literature, 1966. Campaign literature: Other candidates, 1966. Campaign materials resource files, 1966.

Includes bumper stickers.

 Campaign memoranda, 1966. Campaign staff, 1966. Campaign and politics, 1965-1966. Civil rights committee, 1966. Committees, 1966. Condolences, 1966. Conservationists, 1966-1967. Consumers for Mondale, 1966. Contributions, 1965-1967. 9 folders. Cooperators, 1966. Correspondence, 1966. Correspondence between Mondale staff members, 1965-1966. Counties visited, 1965-1971. Democratic National Committee, 1966. 2 folders. Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, 1965. Doctors, 1966. Educators for Mondale, 1966. Eidenberg, Gene, 1966. Election returns, 1966-1968. Employment agencies, 1961-1963. Endorsements, 1966. Fair practices, 1966. Farmers, 1966. Favors done for certain individuals, undated. 148.J.17.9B Finances, polls, and miscellany, 1965-1966. 153.J.11.4F Finances, 1965-1969. 7 folders. 153.J.11.5B Finances, 1964-1972. 7 folders. Finances, polls, and miscellany, 1965-1966. 2 folders. Fine Arts Committee, 1966. Forsythe, Robert A., 1966. 16 folders. General file, 1966-1971. 2 folders. General thanks, 1966. Inaugural, 1965.

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 Indians (Native Americans), 1966. Indians for Mondale, 1966. Invitations received, 1965-1966. 153.J.11.6F Invitations received, 1966. 3 folders. Labor for Mondale, 1966. Law enforcement, 1966. Law Enforcement Committee for Mondale, 1966. Lawyers for Mondale, 1966. Letter Writers Committee, 1966. Letters Committee, 1966. Liquor issues and legislation, 1934-1965. 5 folders. Maxham, Glenn, undated. Mayors for Mondale, 1966. Memoranda, 1967-1968. Minnesota United Democrats for Humphrey, 1968. Mondale teas, 1966. Morgan, Edward P., 1957. Mullin, Bill: Correspondence, 1965-1966. Naturalized citizens, 1966. Northeast Minnesota Committee, 1966. Northeastern Minnesota Mayors for Mondale, 1966. Northeastern Minnesotans for Mondale, 1966. Opposition, 1966. Paul Bunyan Brunch, March 26, 1966. Photographs, undated. Polling and voter analyses, 1966. Post Office summer jobs, 1965. President Johnson, 1966. Primary election, 1966. Radio and television, 1966. Rainy Lake boating accident, 1966. Results, 1966. Schedule files, 1965-1966. 3 folders. Senior citizens, 1966. Senior Citizens Campaign Committee, 1966. Spannaus, Warren: Correspondence, 1965-1966. 24 folders. 153.J.11.7B Speakers Bureau, 1966. Staff memoranda, 1966. Stationery (examples), 1966. Support, 1966. Teas, 1966. Telegrams sent, 1966. University of Minnesota: Department of Political Science Sunday evening seminars, 1966. Veterans, 1966. Volunteers for Mondale, 1966. Campaign Activity Files 153.J.11.7B Advancement for Mondale, 1966. Advertising, 1966. 9 folders. 142.C.20.6 Advertising portfolio: Colle and McVoy Advertising Agency, 1966. 153.J.11.7B Artists for Mondale, 1966. Attorney General pictures: Media to be notified, 1963. Boundary Waters bill, undated. 142.C.20.6 Campaign banner, 1966. 27 x 44 inches. 153.J.11.7B Campaign mailings, 1966. Certificate of election, 1966. Civil Rights Committee for Mondale, 1966. Closed correspondence, 1965. Coleman, Senator Nick, 1966. Congressional districts, 1965. Congressional districts and counties, 1966. Conservationists for Mondale, 1963-1966. Constituent political opinion, 1965-1966. Consumers for Mondale, 1966. Contacts for Mondale dinner, 1966. Cooperatives, 1966. Correspondence, 1966. 3 folders. 153.J.11.8F Correspondence (miscellaneous), 1966. 2 folders. Correspondence: Robo masters, 1966. County chairmen, 1966. Day Congress adjourns, 1965. Debates, 1966. 2 folders. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, 1966-1967. 5 folders. Door-to-Door campaign, 1966. Farmers for Mondale, 1966. Farmers Union: List of county presidents, 1968. First District, 1966. Friends of Human Rights Luncheon, October 15, 1966. Fund raisers, 1962-1967. 12 folders. Fund raising letters, 1966. General file, 1966. 2 folders. Get-out-the-vote thank-you letters, 1966. Heimel, George and Dave Greenberg, 1966. Henjum. Arnold: Small contract research proposal, 1966. Humphrey, Hubert H., 1965. Inter-office memoranda, 1966. Kennedy, Ted: Visit to Minnesota, October 1966. Labor, 1964-1966. 2 folders. Lawyers, undated and 1966. 3 folders. Legal services to the poor, 1965. Legislative leaders, 1966. Legislative races, 1962. Letter sent to laborers local unions, 1966. Letters to editor, 1966. Maslon, Sam, 1966. Material and distribution mailing lists, 1960-1966. Mondale, Joan: Biographical sketch, undated. 153.J.11.9.B Mondale Dinner, October 23, 1965. 2 folders. 142.C.20.6 Mondale Teas: Scrapbook, 1966. 153.J.11.9.B National convention delegates, 1964. News clippings, 1965-1966. 17 folders. News clippings received from C.T. Mondale (Pine Island, Minn.), 1966. Newspaper advertising costs, 1966. Newspapers running Mondale column, undated. Offers of support, 1965-1966. 2 folders. Office employment, 1966. Office space, 1966. Office staff members, 1966. 3 folders. Political candidates, 1966. Political lists, 1965-1967. Polls, 1965-1966. 3 folders. Poverty tour, 1965. Post-election activities, 1966. Precinct caucus kit, 1966. Press releases, 1966. 3 folders. Primary, 1966. Projects for the volunteer workers, 1965. Public Employees Labor Relations Act, undated. Quie, Albert, 1965. Rasmussen: Banker letters, 1965-1966. Research and program development, 1966. 3 folders. Rolvaag, Governor Karl, 1966. 153.J.11.10F Special activities, 1966. 2 folders. Special campaign groups, 1966. 8 folders. Speeches, 1966.

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 State convention, 1966. State convention delegates, 1966. Telegrams, 1966. Testimonial dinner, October 23, 1965. Thank-you notes by Mondale, 1966. Tours and itinerary, 1966. Upper Mississippi Waterway Association membership list, 1965. Vietnam, 1965-1966. Volunteers, 1965-1966. 2 folders. Volunteers and ward clubs, 1966. Voter analyses, 1966. Winners and figures, 1966. Women's activity group: Teas, 1966. Wurtele, Angus: Fund raiser, 1966. Miscellany, 1965-1966. Sound and Visual Recordings 142.H.4.4F-1 Sound tape reels: Beeper tape, [1966?]. 2 sound tape reels. Fair farm budget, 1966. 1 sound tape reel (45 seconds). Five-minute spots, [1966?]. 1 sound tape reel. G.O.P. Record, October 1966. 1 sound tape reel. Mondale campaign spots featuring Mansfield, McGovern, Metcalf, et al., 1966. 1 sound tape reel. St. Larry's [Lawrence] Seaway, 1966. 1 sound tape reel (45 seconds). Ten second spot, [1966?]. 1 sound tape reel (10 seconds): 7 1/2 ips. What Kind of Senator is Minnesota's Mondale?, 1966. 1 master and 1 user sound tape reel (55 seconds): 7 1/2 ips, 1 track. 60-1R, 1966. 1 master and 1 user sound tape reel. 60-2R, 3R, and 4R, 1966. 1 master and 1 user sound tape reels. 60-5R October 31, 1966. 1 master and 1 user sound tape reel. 60-6R, 1966. 1 master and 1 user sound tape reel (60 seconds). 60-22R October 24, 1966. 1 master and 1 user sound tape reel. 60-22R, 3R, and 4R, October 25, 1966. 1 master and 1 user sound tape reel. 142.H.4.4F-1 Film reels. 16 mm.: 20-1: Agriculture, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 20-2: Education, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 20-3: Service to Minnesota, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 20-4: Consumer protection, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 20-5: Elderly, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 20-6: Conservation, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 60-1: Agriculture, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 60-2: Education, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 60-3: Service to Minnesota, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 60-4: [Consumer protection?], 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 60-5: Elderly, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 60-6: Conservation, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 60-7: Mondale in India, 1966. 1 master and 1 user film reel. 60-8: Mondale: Job, 1966. 1 film reel. Five-minute campaign spot in the Capitol, Washington, D.C., [1966?]. 1 film reel (5 minutes). Five-minute campaign spot in the Capitol, Washington, D.C., [1966?]. 1 film reel. 142.H.4.4F-2 Rolvaag and Mondale television spot, 1966. 1 film reel. Ten television spots, 1966. 1 film reel (16 minutes).

Content includes: People to Work; People's Problems; Tin Ear; Children; Lakes; Idle Hands; Health Insurance; Rural Communities; Interview; and VFW.

Television spots 6102, 1966. 1 film reel: 16 mm. and 1 film negative: 35 mm. 142.H.4.4F-1 Campaign footage, 1966. 17 film reels: 16 mm.: Hennepin General Hospital lab and young people. Kids building a boat with Mondale. Kids in park. Mondale and kids at schools. 142.H.4.4F-2 Alfalfa pellet plant. Kids working on engine. Mondale at Harrison School. Mondale no. 1. Mondale red sweater scenes. Mondale with kids in classroom. Phyllis Wheatly Settlement House. Poverty. St. Cloud School. Speech Sunflower seed plant. White Hall Community Center Fiberglass working electrical wiring projects. 1968 Hubert H. Humphrey Presidential Campaign 148.J.5.8F Advance group, 1968. 2 folders. Campaign contributions, 1968. 2 folders. Campaign materials and distribution, 1968. Citizens' group: 1968. 2 folders. Convention, 1968. 2 folders. 148.J.5.9B Correspondence, 1968. 7 folders. Delegate selection, 1968-1971. 2 folders. Issues, 1968. Labor Editors' News Service, 1968. 2 folders. Labor group, 1968. Management, 1968. 13 folders. Minorities, 1968. 2 folders. Polls, 1968. 148.J.11.6F Public affairs: Al Spivak, 1968. Rural Editors News Service, 1968. Scheduling files, 1968. 11 folders. Speakers Bureau, 1968. State Files: North Carolina-Wyoming, 1968. 20 folders. Television and film group, 1968. United Democrats for Humphrey, 1968. 6 folders. Vice President's schedules, 1968. 4 folders. Miscellany, 1968. 1972 Senate Campaign

Mondale's Republican opponent in this election was Philip Hansen.

 Campaign Files 153.J.11.10F Advertising, 1972. 8 folders. Agriculture, 1970-1972. Aircraft carriers, 1972. Arlandson, John: Correspondence and memoranda, 1972. Berman, Michael S., 1968-1971. 4 folders.

Berman was Mondale's administrative assistant and campaign manager.

 153.L.20.10F Berman, Michael S., 1969-1972. 26 folders. 153.L.18.9B Berman Michael S.: Memoranda and papers, 1972. 2 folders. Biography, 1972. Borman, Tom, 1972. 148.J.17.9B Budget, 1971-1972. 153.L.18.9B Budget, 1972-1973. 2 folders. Campaign consultants and film makers, 1969-1971. Campaign events, 1972. 3 folders. Campaign finance and Federal Elections Commission reports, 1972-1975. 17 folders. 153.L.16.14F Campaign finance and Federal Elections Commission reports, 1972-1976. 18 folders. Campaign headquarters, 1972. Campaign literature, bumper stickers, and materials, 1972. 3 folders. Campaign organization, 1971-1972. 4 folders. Campaign speeches, 1972.

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 154.I.16.11B Campaign staff, 1971-1972. 2 folders. Campaign strategy, 1969-1972. 2 folders. Campaign strategy: Humphrey campaign, 1968. Campaign support, 1972. Casework policies and guidelines, 1968-1969. Certificate of election, 1972. Communications, 1972. 2 folders. Compliments, 1972. Conservation, 1972. Consumers, 1971-1972. Coordinator's kit, 1971. County fairs, 1972. Daniel Yankelovich, Inc.: Report on the “generation gap,” [ca.1970]. Dayton, Bruce B.: Mondale coffee events, 1972. Debates, 1972. 7 folders. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, 1966-1972. 3 folders. 149.J.16.9B Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, 1968-1972. 12 folders. Democratic National Committee, undated and 1972. 2 folders. Democratic National Convention, 1969-1972. Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, 1972. Demographics and electoral statistics, 1972. District congressional races, 1972. 9 folders. Election night: Leamington Hotel, 1972. Election results and vote tallies, 1970. Election results and vote tallies by ward and precinct, 1964-1970. Election statistics, 1972. Endorsements, 1972. Finance, 1971-1972. 4 folders. Fischer, Hank: Memoranda, 1972. 153.L.15.6F Fund raising, 1971-1972. 13 folders. General correspondence, 1972. 2 folders. Guggenheim Productions, Inc., 1972. 153.L.16.5B Hansen, Phil, 1972. 12 folders. 153.L.15.8F Hansen, Phil, 1972. 7 folders. 148.J.17.9B Hansen, Phil, 1972. 2 folders. 153.I.20.8F Hansen, Phil: Issues book and debate materials, 1972. 2 folders. 153.L.15.8F Hatch Act, 1971. Highway Trust Fund, 1972. Invitations: General, 1972. Issues, 1971-1972. 4 folders. 153.L.15.9B Issues, 1971-1972. 5 folders. Issues binder: Executive branch, 1971-1973. 2 folders. 153.I.20.9B Issues book, 1972. 3 folders. 153.L.15.9B Issues file, 1972. Kennedy, Edward M.: Speech in support of Mondale, October 14, 1972. Labor lists, 1972. Legal questions, 1970-1972. 153.L.14.11B Legislature races in Minnesota, 1972. Lotito, Ernie, 1972. 2 folders.

Lotito was Mondale's news secretary.

 McGovern, Senator George, 1972. Mondale receptions, 1972. Media files, 1970-1972. 7 folders. 153.L.14.12F Media files, 1970-1972. 7 folders. 153.J.9.10F Media files, 1970-1972. 2 folders. Minnesota electoral statistics, 1970. Mondale dinner at the St. Paul Hotel, August 14, 1975. Mondale endorsements, undated. Mondale letters, 1972. Mondale memoranda, 1972. Mondale personal, 1972. Mondale political, 1971-1972. Mondale receptions, 1972. Mondale testimonial dinner, June 5, 1971. 2 folders.

File includes some photographs.

 Mondale Volunteer Committee, 1972. Mondale-Bergland Recognition Dinner, 1972. Nader report, undated. News clippings: Franklin, Ralph E., 1972. News clippings: Griffin, Tom, 1972. News clippings: Hansen on the issues, 1972. 7 folders. News clippings: Mondale on the issues, 1972. 21 folders. News clippings: Miscellaneous, 1966-1972. Newsletters, 1966-1972. 2 folders. Nolan, Richard M.: Mondale quotes, undated. Other campaigns, 1972. Other election contests: Data on incumbents, [ca.1972]. 142.H.4.7B-2 Photographs, 1972. 153.J.9.10F Political opponents, 1970-1972. Polling, 1969-1975. 7 folders. 153.J.8.1B Polling, 1969-1972. 9 folders. Pollsters and polling, 1969-1972. Precinct coordinators kit, 1972. Precinct organization, 1972. Presidential campaigns – Minnesota, 1972. Press, 1971. Press memoranda, 1972. Press releases, 1968-1972. 29 folders. Press releases, 1968-1972. 50 folders. Ridder party, May 9, 1972. Schedule file, 1972. Schedules, 1972. 5 folders. 148.J.17.9B Schedules, 1972. 153.J.8.2F Senatorial elections other than Mondale or general, 1972. Senior citizens, 1970-1972. Service to Minnesota, 1972. Special interest groups, 1972. 32 folders. Speeches, 1972. 148.J.17.9B Speeches, 1972. 153.J.8.2F Staff lists, 1972. 153.J.8.3B Staff meetings, 1972. Staff memoranda, 1972-1973. 3 folders. State events, 1972. Stationery samples, 1972. Swiss banks, 1968-1972. Telegrams, 1972. Volunteer Committee, 1971-1972. Volunteers, 1970-1972. 10 folders. Voting, 1960-1972. 18 folders. Washington, 1972. Weekly newspaper column information, 1970-1972. Weekly radio report information, 1971. Working man, 1972. Youth, 1971-1972. 6 folders. 154.K.2.8F Youth vote, 1971-1972. 3 folders. Miscellany, 1971-1972. Sound and Visual Recordings 142.H.4.5B-1 Sound tape reels: Beeper tape, 1972. 1 sound tape reel.

Contains all beepers used during campaign.

 Campaign spots: Children senators, Elmore, Humphrey vote, 1972. 1 master and 1 user sound tape reel (3 minutes). Mondale for U.S. Senate sixty second campaign spots, 1972. 1 sound tape reel (16 minutes, 30 seconds): 7 1/2 ips. Hansen tapes, undated. 3 sound tape reels. Humphrey vote. 1 master, 1 submaster, and 1 user reel (60 seconds). Mondale Radio, 1972. 1 master and 1 user sound tape reel (5 minutes). Sound cassettes: Senator Humphrey and Senator Mondale. 1 sound cassette. Films reels and videocassettes: 1011: The Senator, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (5 minutes): color; 16 mm. 1012: Pension, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (60 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1013: Pension. 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (30 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1030: Consumers, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (30 seconds): 16 mm. 1041: Tin Ear, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (60 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1042: Children, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (60 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1043: People's Problems, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (60 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1044: Caring Country, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (60 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1045: People to Work, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (60 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1046: Farm, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (60 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1047: Lakes, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (30 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1048: Idle Hands, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (30 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1049: Health Insurance, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (30 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1050: Rural, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (30 seconds): color; 16 mm. 1051: Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (5 minutes): color; 16 mm. 1052: Interview, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (5 minutes): color; 16 mm. 1060: Children, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reel (60 seconds): color; 16 mm. Mondale '72 campaign spots, 1972. 1 master film reel: 16 mm. and 1 user videocassette (VHS). Radisson South work print. 1 film reel: 16 mm. Taxes, 1972. 1 master and 1 user film reels (30 seconds): color; 16 mm.. 1976 Exploratory Presidential Campaign Campaign Files (Alphabetical) 153.J.4.10F Announcement file, 1974. Berman, Michael S.: Correspondence, 1974. Beyond Detente: Toward International Economic Security, October 1974. Campaign correspondence: Reading copies of outgoing letters, 1974. Candidates for office, 1974. Charter Conference, 1974. 2 folders. Contributors list, [1974?]. Correspondence, memoranda, and miscellaneous papers, 1974. Correspondence and memoranda, 1974. Correspondence and memoranda organized by state: Alabama-Vermont, 1973-1974. 39 folders. 153.J.3.1B Virginia-Wisconsin, 1973-1974. 3 folders. Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, 1970-1974. Democratic candidates, 1974. Democratic Charter Conference, 1974-1976. Democratic Party Committee in France, 1974. Demographic analyses: Alabama-Kansas, 1964-1974. 24 folders. 153.J.3.2F Kentucky-Tennessee, 1964-1974. 29 folders. 153.J.3.3B Texas-Wyoming, 1964-1974. 11 folders. Maps, 1974. Methods of calculation, 1974. Profile for state analyses, 1974. Spreadsheets, 1974. 2 folders. State-by-state data on index cards, 1974. Targeted states, 1974. Event files: Ohio Democratic fund raiser dinner (Toledo), October 4, 1973. Chicago: Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, October 9, 1973. Washington: American Council on Education, October 10, 1973. Los Angeles: California Sustaining Fund dinner, October 12, 1973. San Francisco: Cliff County Democrats, October 13, 1973. Milwaukee: Testimonial to Senator Nelson, October 14, 1973. Minneapolis: Minnesota Education Association, October 18, 1973. Scottsdale, Arizona: Arizona Democratic Dinner, October 20, 1973. Cleveland: Fund raiser for Jim Carney, October 22, 1973. Washington: International Development Conference, October 23, 1973. Trenton, New Jersey: Brendon Byrne fund raiser, October 25, 1973. Milwaukee: Wisconsin United Auto Workers conference, October 26, 1973. Wilmington, Delaware: Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner, October 27, 1973. New York: Synagogue Statesmen Award Dinner, October 28, 1973. Philadelphia: Democratic dinner, October 30, 1973. Minneapolis: Al Hofstede fund raiser, November 3, 1973. Washington: Democratic Advisory Council meeting, November 7, 1973. Detroit: Anti-Defamation League B'nai B'rith dinner, November 7, 1973. Washington: Association of American Publishers, November 8, 1973. Ames, Iowa: Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner, November 10, 1973. New York: New Leader Dinner, November 14, 1973. Madison, Wisconsin: Dane County Democrats, November 16, 1973. Ithaca, New York: Cornell University, November 26, 1973. St. Paul: Grain Terminal Association dinner, November 28, 1973. Minneapolis: Sabbath of Remembrance, November 30, 1973. Minneapolis: Spannaus fund raiser, December 1, 1973. Washington, D.C.: American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, December 3, 1973. Washington: Society for Occupational and Environmental Health, December 4, 1973. Austin, Minnesota: Dedication of Twin Towers, December 9, 1973. St. Paul: Israel Bonds Dinner, December 9, 1973. New York: Fund for Higher Education dinner, December 10, 1973. 153.J.3.4F Minneapolis: John E. Derus dinner, November 3, 1974. Milwaukee: State of Israel tribute dinner in honor of Michael Balen, December 15, 1974. Hannibal, Missouri: Missouri Democrat Days, March 7-8, 1975. Miscellaneous papers, undated and 1974. Events and appearances, 1974. 142.C.20.6 Financial record book pages, 1972-1974. 153.J.3.4F Indians (Native Americans), 1968-1971. 3 folders. Kansas City conference, 1974. Lists of delegates and supporters, 1972-1974. Mondale Committee, 1973-1975. 9 folders. News clippings, 1973-1974, 1976. 3 folders. Political Animal newsletter, 1974-1975. Political memoranda, 1974. 2 folders. Press releases, 1973-1974. Primaries: September, 1974. Primary election winners, undated. Primary results and telegrams, undated. Schedules, 1972. 11 folders. Schedules: Miscellaneous, 1974. Soviet Union: Mondale lunch with Dobrynin and visit to U.S.S.R., 1974. Speeches: Miscellaneous, 1971-1974. 153.J.2.10F State analyses: New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, undated. 3 folders. Voting analyses, undated. Miscellaneous, undated and 1974-1975. 3 folders. Campaign Files (Numerical) 153.J.2.10F 1. Finance, 1974. 1.2 Budget and financial control, 1974. 2. Fund raising, 1973-1974. 4 folders. 3. Campaign organization, 1973-1974. 2 folders. 3.1 Telephone service contracts, 1974. 4. Campaign strategy, 1973-1974. 6 folders. 4.1 Computer usage: Control Data system, 1974. 5.1 Manpower, 1973-1974. 6. Public relations, 1973-1974. 12 folders. 7. Issues, 1973-1974. 8 folders. 153.J.1.1B 7.1 Schedule, 1974. 8. Correspondence: Alabama-Texas, 1973-1974. 48 folders. 153.J.1.2F 8. Correspondence: Utah-Wyoming, 1973-1974. 7 folders. 8. Correspondence:Foreign, 1974. 8. Correspondence: Prototypes, 1973-1974. 9. Mondale Committee, 1973-1974. 2 folders. 10. Legal, 1974. 4 folders. 11. Miscellaneous, 1974. 12. 1972 Senate campaign, 1972-1974. 12. Organization and structure, undated and 1974. 3 folders. 13. Polls, 1974. 14. State information, 1974. 15. Newspaper and magazine articles, 1974. 16. Support, 1974. 1976 Vice Presidential Campaign Campaign Files 153.J.5.6F Advance: Peter Kyros file, 1976. 2 folders. Biographies, 1971-1976. Breakfasts, June 1976. Briefing: Tough questions, 1976.

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 Briefing book: Local issues and appearances, September 1976. 5 folders. Briefing book: Local issues and appearances, October 1976. 4 folders. Briefing materials: Miscellaneous, 1976. Bumper stickers, 1976. Campaign (1978), 1976. Campaign letters, 1974-1975. Campaign literature, 1976. 142.C.20.6 Campaign posters, 1976. 153.J.5.6F Campaign staff: Lists of names and responsibilities, 1976. Carter issues, 1976. Carter/Mondale: Advance manual, 1976. 153.J.5.7B Carter/Mondale: Individual contributions returned, 1976. Carter/Mondale: Transition planning group, 1977. Correspondence, 1975-1976. 5 folders. 153.J.1.2F Correspondence: Favorable letters received by Carter, 1976. 2 folders. Issue mail, 1976. 6 folders. Letters offering help and support, 1976. 6 folders. 153.J.2.9B Personal replies, 1976. Post-debate letters received, 1976. 2 folders. Robos (Robotype letters), 1976. 3 folders. 153.J.5.7B Debates: Carter-Ford, September 23, 1976. 153.I.20.9B Democratic Fact Book, 1976. 153.J.5.7B Dinner, May 3, 1975. Dole, Senator Bob, 1965-1976. 4 folders. Event memoranda: Miscellaneous, 1976. 153.J.2.9B Face-the-Nation appearance transcript, October 17, 1976. 153.J.5.7B Financial records: Receipts and expenditures reports, 1974-1976. 153.J.2.9B Ford, Gerald: A Look at the Ford Record, undated. 153.J.5.7B Ford, Gerald: Comments on Richard Nixon and the Watergate scandal, 1974. Fund raiser, August 1976(?). 148.J.17.9B Issue files: Carter and Mondale contrasted on various issues, 1976. 2 folders. Carter/Mondale position papers, 1974-1976.

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 153.J.5.7B Current: Ford, undated and 1976. Defensive, 1976. Dole record, 1969-1976. Domestic issues, 1974-1976. 153.J.5.8F Domestic issues, 1974-1976. 6 folders. Harrison, Gail, 1976. Mondale issues book, 1976. Mondale positions compared to Carter positions, 1976.

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 Mondale record, 1969-1976. Wheat area input, 1975-1976. Issue mail: Negative letters received, 1976. 10 folders.

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 153.J.5.9B Issue mail: Negative letters received, 1976. 9 folders. Issue mail: Positive letters received, 1976. 10 folders. 153.J.5.10F Issue mail: Positive letters received, 1976. 6 folders. Letterhead, 1976. Letters from contributors, 1976. Letters referring to contribution to Democratic National Committee, 1976. List of campaign stops, 1976. Media advisory, 1976. Mondale Committee, 1975-1976. Mondale Volunteer Committee, 1975-1976. National issues and policy (Roger Colloff files): Colloff memoranda to staff and Mondale, 1976. Debate briefing materials, 1976. 2 folders. Dole, Senator Robert, 1969-1976. 8 folders. 153.J.4.1B Dole, Senator Robert, 1969-1976. 9 folders. Dole and Roy debate transcript, undated. Events: Miscellaneous, 1976. Face the Nation appearance, October 17, 1976. Issues, undated and 1976. 2 folders. Issues briefing book, 1976. Joan Mondale speeches, undated. Mondale: Key votes in the Senate (1965-1975), 1976. Mondale: Voting profiles, 1969-1976. Press releases, 1976. News clippings: Subjects A-D, 1976. 6 folders. 153.J.4.2F News clippings: Subjects D-Z, 1976. 7 folders. News summaries, July-September, 1976. 5 folders. 153.J.4.3B News summaries, September-October, 1976. 4 folders. 148.J.17.9B Official Proceedings of the Democratic National Convention, 1976. 153.I.20.9B Opinion poll, 1976. 153.J.4.3B Opinion poll, 1976. Polling, 1976. 146.L.10.7B Polling: The Cambridge Report (3), 1975. 2 folders. 153.J.4.3B Press releases: Miscellaneous, 1976. Printed materials and campaign literature, 1974. Quote book: President Gerald Ford, 1976. 3 folders. Quote book: Senator Robert Dole, 1976. Schedule files:

These files typically include schedules and itineraries, speeches, speech transcripts, correspondence and memoranda, briefing materials, and some sound cassettes.

 Harrisburg, August 25, 1976. 1 folder including 1 sound cassette. Chicago, August 25, 1976. New York Society of Securities Analysts, August 26, 1975. 1 folder including 1 sound cassette. New York, August 26, 1976. 1 folder including 1 sound cassette. Eau Claire, Wisconsin, August 27, 1976. 1 folder including 1 sound cassette. Milwaukee, August 27, 1976. Syracuse, August 27, 1976. Portland, Oregon, August 28, 1976. Chicago, August 28, 1976. Dayton, August 28, 1976. San Francisco, August 30-31, 1976. Los Angeles, August 31-September 1, 1976. Las Vegas, September 1, 1976. 153.J.4.4F Denver, September 1, 1976. Kansas City, September 2, 1976. Plains, Georgia, September 3, 1976. Barberton, Ohio, September 6, 1976. 1 folder including 1 sound cassette. St. Louis, Missouri, September 6, 1976. Pleasanton, California, September 6, 1976. Los Angeles, September 7, 1976. San Diego, September 7, 1976. Albuquerque, New Mexico, September 7, 1976. Kansas City/Platte City, Kansas, September 8, 1976. Columbia, Missouri, September 8, 1976. 1 folder including 1 sound cassette. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, September 8, 1976. Waterloo, Iowa, September 8, 1976. Detroit, September 9, 1976. South Bend, Indiana, September 9-10, 1976. 1 folder including 2 sound cassettes. New York, New York, September 11, 1976. 2 folders. Westport, Statford, New Haven, Connecticut, September 11, 1976. Newark, New Jersey, September 11, 1976. Alexandria, Virginia, September 13, 1976. West Palm Beach, Florida, September 13, 1976. 2 folders. Tampa,Florida, September 14,1976. Champaign Urbana, Illinois, September 14, 1976. Crystal Lake, Minnesota, September 15, 1976. 1 folder including 1 sound cassette. Minneapolis, September 15, 1976. Chicago, September 15-16, 1976. 1 folder including 1 sound cassette. Washington, D.C., September 17, 1976. Brooklyn, New York, September 19, 1976. New York, New York, September 19, 1976. Binghamton, New York, September 20, 1976. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, September 20, 1976. Lewiston, Maine, September 20-21, 1976. Democratic Whistlestop tour, September 20-21, 1976. Fort Wayne, Indiana, September 21, 1976. Springfield, Illinois, September 21-22, 1976. Lima, Ohio, September 21, 1976. Crestline,Ohio, September 21, 1976. Gary, Indiana, September 21, 1976. Chicago, Illinois, September 21, 1976. Madison, Wisconsin, September 22, 1976. Flint, Michigan, September 22, 1976. New Haven, Connecticut, September 23, 1976. Durand, Michigan, September 23, 1976. Lansing, Michigan, September 23, 1976. Washington, D.C., September 25-26, 1976. Cleveland, Ohio, September 28, 1976. Toledo, Ohio, September 28, 1976. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September 28-29, 1976. Racine, Wisconsin, September 29, 1976. Franklin and Oil City, Pennsylvania, September 30, 1976. Manchester, New Hampshire, October 2, 1976. White Plains, Mount Vernon, and Purchase, New York, October 2, 1976. 2 folders. Rochester, New York, October 2, 1976. 2 folders. Manchester and Nashua, New Hampshire, October 2, 1976. Kansas City, Missouri, October 5, 1976. Rochester, Minnesota, October 5, 1976. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, October 5-6, 1976. Davenport, Iowa, October 6, 1976. Council Bluffs, Iowa, October 6, 1976. Omaha, Nebraska, October 6, 1976. Chicago, Illinois, October 16-17, 1976. Rockford, Illinois, October 17, 1976. Wichita, Kansas, October 17, 1976. Denver, October 17-18, 1976. 153.J.4.5B Los Angeles, October 18, 1976. San Diego, October 18-19, 1976. San Francisco, October 19, 1976. San Jose, California, October 20, 1976. 2 folders. Portland, Oregon, October 20, 1976. Seattle and Everett, Washington, October 20-21, 1976. Butte, Montana, October 21, 1976. Columbus, Ohio, October 22, 1976. Cleveland, Ohio, October 24, 1976. Lorain, Ohio, October 24, 1976. W. Mifflin, Duquesne, and McKeesport, Pennsylvania, October 24-25, 1976. Albany, New York, October 26, 1976. Philadelphia, October 26, 1976. Camden, New Jersey, October 27, 1976. Akron, Ohio, October 28, 1976. Green Bay, Wisconsin, October 28, 1976. Stubenville, Ohio, October 30, 1976. Cleveland, Ohio, October 30, 1976. Philadelphia, November 1, 1976. Buffalo rally, November 1, 1976. Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport reception, November 1, 1976. Memo on scheduling procedures, August 19, 1976. Transition schedule book, November 1976-January 1977. Travel schedule book, August-September 1976. 2 folders. Travel schedule book, September -October 1976. Miscellaneous file, 1976. Speech file: Basic speeches, 1976.

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 148.J.17.9B Florida Technical University (Orlando), May 19, 1976. Minnesota State DFL Convention (Duluth), June 4, 1976. AFSCME Convention (Miami), June 16, 1976. Conference on the Laity (Dallas), June 25, 1976. National Education Association, June 26, 1976. Center for the Family/J.C. Penney Forum, June 27, 1976. 153.J.4.5B Acceptance speech (New York City), July 15, 1976.

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File also includes a copy of nominee Jimmy Carter's acceptance speech.

 Democratic Steering Committee meeting, August 3, 1976. Democratic Study Group, August 5, 1976. Carter speech: Public Citizen Forum (56), August 9, 1976. American Federation of Teachers (Miami), August 16, 1976. International Association of Firefighters, August 16, 1976. Washington state AFL-CIO, August 17, 1976. National Association of Social Workers, August 24, 1976. New York Society of Securities Analysts, August 26, 1976. University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, August 27, 1976. Dayton AFSCME and Portland, Oregon Democratic Party, August 28, 1976. Commonwealth Club (San Francisco) (59), August 30, 1976. California state legislators (Sacramento), August 31, 1976. United Steelworkers Convention (Las Vegas) (60), September 1, 1976. Government reorganization speech, September 2, 1976. National Conference of State Legislatures (Kansas City, Missouri), September 2, 1976. Harrisburg, September 4, 1976. Barberton, Ohio: Labor Day speech (61), September 6, 1976. Pleasanton, California: Labor Day picnic (62), September 6, 1976. Albuquerque political rally, September 7, 1976. University of Northern Iowa (Cedar Rapids) (64), September 8, 1976. Farm Forum Q & A (Platte City, Missouri) (65), September 8, 1976. Stevens College (Columbia, Missouri) (66), September 8, 1976. Liberal Party, September 11, 1976. 2 folders. Farmfest, USA (Lake Crustal, Minnesota) (67), September 15, 1976. Harper College (Binghamton, New York), September 20, 1976. Illinois AFL-CIO, September 22, 1976. United Auto Workers retirees, September 23, 1976. University of Missouri at Kansas City Law School, October 5, 1976. 2 folders. National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (Houston), October 7, 1976. St. Andrew's Greek Orthodox Church (Lincolnwood, Illinois), October 16, 1976. Western States Water and Power Consumers Conference (Denver), October 18, 1976. Ohio Federation of Democratic Women (Columbus, Ohio), October 22, 1976. Wisconsin N.E.A. (Milwaukee), October 29, 1976. St. Norbert's College (Green Bay, Wisconsin), October 29, 1976. Miscellaneous speeches, 1976. 153.J.4.6F Miscellaneous speeches, 1976. 2 folders. Staff memoranda to Senator Mondale, 1976. Staff telephone list, undated. Survey of the Political Climate in Minnesota, June 1976. Trip files: Plains, Georgia, August 12, 1976. Miami, Florida, August 16, 1976. Chicago, August 25, 1976. Chicago, August 28, 1976. San Francisco, August 28, 1976. Sacramento, California, August 31, 1976. Los Angeles, August 31-September 1, 1976. Denver, September 1-2, 1976. Plains, Georgia, September 2, 1976. Kansas City, Missouri, September 2, 1976. St. Louis, Missouri airport, September 6, 1976. Alameda, California, September 6, 1976. Los Angeles, September 7, 1976. San Diego, September 7, 1976. Columbia, Missouri, September 8, 1976. Platt County, Missouri, September 8, 1976. Waterloo, Iowa, September 8, 1976. Detroit, Michigan, September 9, 1976. South Bend, Indiana, September 9-10, 1976. Stratford, Connecticut, September 11, 1976. West Palm Beach, Florida, September 13, 1976. Champaign, Illinois, September 14, 1976. Tampa, Florida, September 14, 1976. Minneapolis, September 15, 1976. Mankato/Lake Crystal, Minnesota, September 15-16, 1976. Chicago, Illinois, September 16, 1976. Lewistown, Maine, September 20, 1976. Springfield, Illinois, September 22, 1976. Durand, Michigan, September 23, 1976. East Lansing, Michigan, September 23, 1976. New Haven, Connecticut, September 24, 1976. Baltimore, Maryland, September 26, 1976. Mitcheville, Maryland, September 26, 1976. Rochester, Minnesota, October 5, 1976. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, October 5, 1976. 153.J.4.7B Kansas City, Missouri, October 5, 1976. Davenport, Iowa and Moline, Illinois, October 6, 1976. Miami, Florida, October 7, 1976. Missouri Bus Brigades, October 9-15, 1976. Anderson, Indiana, October 14, 1976. Fairview Heights, Illinois, October 16, 1976. Chicago, Illinois, October 17, 1976. Wichita, Kansas, October 17, 1976. Denver, Colorado, October 17, 1976. Rockford, Illinois, October 17, 1976. Los Angeles, October 18, 1976. San Diego, October 19, 1976. San Francisco, October 19, 1976. San Jose, California, October 20, 1976. Sioux City, Iowa, October 21, 1976. Chicago and suburbs, October 29-30, 1976. Vice Presidential debate, 1976. 7 folders. Vice Presidential debate transcript, 1976.

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 Volunteer file, 1976. Volunteers list, 1976. Voting profiles (1971-1976), 1976. Miscellaneous memoranda and papers, 1976. Miscellany, 1976. Campaign Director's Files

Richard (Dick) Moe served both as Mondale's campaign director and as his chief of staff in the 1976 vice presidential election.

 153.J.4.7B Campaign issues, 1976. 2 folders. 153.J.4.8F Campaign issues, 1976. Campaign memoranda, 1976. Campaign staff names and functions, 1976. Campaign tactics suggestions, 1976. Correspondence, 1976. 3 folders. Debates, 1976. Field operations, 1976. Invitations, 1976. Lists of invitations, 1976. Moe political memoranda, 1976. Secret Service protection, 1976. Speakers Bureau, 1976. Miscellaneous campaign files, 1976. Democratic National Convention, 1976. 2 folders. Political meetings, 1969-1974. Presidential primaries, 1974-1975. Deputy Campaign Director's Files

Michael Berman served as Mondale's deputy campaign director in the 1976 vice presidential election.

 153.J.4.8F Administration file, 1976. Administrative memoranda, 1976. Advance team personnel, 1976. Advance work, 1976. Budget, 1976. 2 folders. Bumper sticker, 1976. Campaign administration, 1976. Campaign office set-up and procedures, undated. Campaign staff directory, 1976. Carter advance manual: Working draft, undated. Carter-Ford debate: Berman observations, 1976. Cater/Mondale advance guide, 1976. Carter/Mondale advance manual, undated. Cater/Mondale advance manual, 1976. Carter/Mondale campaign: State campaign managers, 1976. Carter/Mondale campaign: Staff directory, 1976. Committee for the Study of the American Electorate: Non-voter study, 1976. 153.J.4.9B Correspondence and memoranda, August-October 1976. 2 folders. Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, 1976. 4 folders. Debate: Houston, October 15, 1976. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, undated. Ethics Commission filings, 1976. Expense reports, 1976. Federal Elections Commission (FEC) questions, 1976. Field offices wrap-up, 1976. Field staff training school, 1976. General correspondence, August 1976. Minority affairs activities, 1976. Mondale: Notice of candidacy and affidavit, 1976. Moss, Bob and Doug Huron: Memoranda, 1976. National Journal, July 17, 1976. New articles and clippings, 1976. Polls, 1976. Schedules, August-September, 1976. Scheduling and advance procedures, 1976. Scheduling memoranda, 1976. Scheduling requests, August 1976. Senate and house races, 1976. State campaign offices and managers, 1976. State coordinators, 1976. Stationery samples, 1976. Suspense file, August 1976. Telephone Task Force, 1976. Viking Brigades, undated. Voter registration and turnout, 1976. Joan A. Mondale Files 153.J.4.9B Invitations accepted, 1976. Press kit, 1976. Schedules: Midwest, 1976. March-June, 1976. 4 folders. Originals, 1976. California, Oregon, and Washington State, September 6-9, 1976. Philadelphia suburbs, September 11, 1976. Maine-New Hampshire, September 15, 1976. Western Massachusetts and New York City, September 16-17, 1976. Midwest, September 20-23, 1976. North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, September 29-October 2, 1976. New York State, October 5-8, 1976. Jersey City, New Jersey, October 10, 1976. New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, October 12-14, 1976. Houston, October 15, 1976. [Various cities in eastern United States], October 25-27, 1976. [Various cities in the Midwest], October 29-November 1, 1976. 153.J.3.6F Abortion issue, 1976. Advance school, 1976. Aging, 1976. Arts, 1976. Biographical booklet, 1976. Campaign accident, undated. Child care, 1975-1976. Correspondence organized by state, 1976. 25 folders. Correspondence: Overseas, 1976. Correspondence: Stock responses to mail, undated. Correspondence: Miscellaneous, 1976. Equal Rights Amendment, 1976. Family, 1976. Humor, 1976. Letter writers manual, 1976. Lindahl, Doreen, undated. News clippings, 1976. Photograph of Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale, 1976. Photographs, 1976. Press, 1976. Volunteers, 1976. Women, 1974-1976. Miscellany, 1976. Sound and Visual Recordings

Recordings of campaign appearances, speeches, news conferences, and similar remarks to various audiences. The sound cassettes may contain more than one event and/or date. Microcassettes are noted individually.

 142.H.6.2F-1 Sound cassettes: Chronological cassettes: 1973. 5 sound cassettes: March 7. May 2. September 8. November 26. December 10. 1974. 12 sound cassettes: Undated. 2 cassettes. January 15. January 16. February undated. 1 cassette. February 13. March 30. April 1. May 19. August undated. 1 cassette. September 7. September 10. 1975. 9 sound cassettes: January 9. April 7. April 17. 2 cassettes. May 14. May 19. June 14. November undated. 1 cassette. November 16. 142.H.6.5B-2 1976. 93 sound cassettes: Undated. 6 cassettes and 1 microcassette. January 5. January 9. 2 cassettes. January 23-24. February 5. February 8. February 9. February 14. March 1. March 6. March 13. March 28. April 5-7. April 9. April 26. May 4. May 9. May 16. May 19. May 22. May 23. May 27. June 2. June 4. June 6. June 16. June 27. August undated. August 16-17. August 20. August 24. August 27. August 30. September 1. September 2. September 6. September 7. 3 cassettes. September 8. 3 cassettes. September 9. September 13. September 14. 2 cassettes. September 17 and 19. September 20. September 21-22. September 23. September 24. September 24-26. September 26. September 26 and 28. September 28. September 28-29. September 30. September 30-October 1. October 2. October 2 and 6. October 6. 3 cassettes. October 6-7. October 7. October 10-11. October 11. October 15. October 15-16. October 17. 2 cassettes. October 17-18. October 18-19. October 18-20. October 20-21. October 21. October 21-22. October 22. October 22 and 24. October 25-26. October 26 and 29. October 27. 2 cassettes. October 29. 2 cassettes. October 29-30. October 30-31. November 1. November 3-4. December 11. 142.H.7.7B-1 Videocassettes: Mondale and Dole Vice Presidential Debate parts I and II, 1976. 2 master (VHS), 2 submaster (Betacam) and 2 user (VHS) videocassettes: 1/2 inch. 142.H.7.6F-1 Carter/Mondale press conference, July 15, 1976. 1 videocassette (Betacam): 1/2 inch. 142.H.7.7B-1 Film reels: Face the Nation television program, July 20, 1976. 1 film reel: 16 mm. 1980 Vice Presidential Campaign Campaign Files 153.J.3.6F Advance seminar, November 9-10, 1979. Advance: Miscellany, undated and 1979-1980. Anderson/Lucey: Agenda for America, 1980. 146.L.10.2F Briefing materials: Briefing books, 1980. 5 folders. 153.J.3.6F California, 1980. 153.J.3.7B Connecticut, 1980. Minnesota, 1980. Mississippi, 1980. Missouri, 1980. 2 folders. Montana, 1980. Nebraska, 1980. Nevada, 1980. New Hampshire, 1980. New Jersey, 1980. 2 folders. New Mexico, 1980. New York, 1980. 3 folders. North Carolina, 1980. North Dakota, 1980. Ohio, 1980. 3 folders. Oklahoma, 1980. Oregon, 1980. Reagan/Bush campaign, 1980. 153.J.3.8F Bumper sticker, 1980. Bush, George H.W.: Meet the Press television program appearances, 1980. News clippings, 1980. Voting record in House of Representatives, 1967-1970. Calendar of primaries and caucuses, undated. 148.J.17.7B Cambridge Survey Research reports prepared for Democratic National Committee: Political Attitudes in the United States of America, July 1977. Issue Concerns of the American People, August-September 1977. An Analysis of Political Attitudes in the United States of America, January 1978. 148.J.17.8F The Political Situation and President Carter, May 1979. Results of Inflation Measures on February 1979 National Survey, [1979]. Results of Miscellaneous Questions on February 1979 DNC Survey, [1979]. Survey Information on Government Reorganization, undated. Unidentified Appendix “T,” undated. 153.J.3.8F Campaign literature, 1980. Carter/Mondale consultant fees, March 12, 1980. Carter/Mondale reelection campaign debt reduction letter from Jimmy Carter, 1982. 148.J.17.8F Carter/Mondale salary book, August-December 1980. 153.J.3.8F CBS Evening News coverage of 1980 campaign, 1980. 146.L.10.2F Correspondence, post-election: A-M, November-December 1980. 17 folders. 146.L.10.3B Correspondence, post-election: N-Z, November-December 1980. 8 folders. 153.J.3.8F Daily political reports, September 15-October 30, 1980. 5 folders. Debate issues book, 1980. 2 folders. 146.L.10.6F Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee event (Los Angeles): Photograph album, 1977. 153.J.3.8F Economy, 1980. 2 folders. Face the Nation television program appearance, undated. 148.J.17.8F Finances: Carter-Kennedy Unity Dinner financial reports, 1980. Political Action Committees: Bes effort requirement forms, 1980. Scheduling and Advance budgets, 1979-1980. State field budgets, 1980. Guidelines for staff members' travel and political activity, 1980. 153.J.3.8F Hartford, Connecticut trip: Briefing materials, November 2, 1980. Iran-related litigation, 1981. Issues, 1976-1981. Legal files: Advance/scheduling, 1979. Application of Federal Election Campaign Act to activities of the Legal Advisory Committee, 1979. Campaign-related legal questions, 1979-1980. Carter/Mondale Committee: Legal policy and guidelines, 1979. Carter/Mondale Complaint: Affiliation of Kennedy Committee, 1979-1980. 153.J.3.9B Carter/Mondale Complaint: Affiliation of Kennedy Committee, 1979-1980. 2 folders. Carter/Mondale Labor Committee, 1979. Carter/Mondale legal manual draft, 1979. Common Cause complaint v. Americans for Change, 1980. Constitutionality of Equal Division and Affirmative Action requirements for Democratic National Convention, 1978-1979. Debates, 1980. Delegate selection, 1978. Democratic National Committee v. Wisconsin, 1980. Democratic National Committee/Carter/Mondale Presidential Committee relationship, 1979. Election compliance team, 1980. FCC hearings on Carter/Mondale Committee complaint against ABC, CBS, and NBC, 1979. Federal Election Campaign Act and Legal Advisory Committee, 1979. Fund raising, 1976-1979. Fund raising concerts, 1979. General memoranda, 1979-1980. Guidelines for Democratic chairs, 1980. Guidelines for Democratic National Committee and Carter/Mondale Presidential Committee personnel, 1975-1977. Guidelines for political activities for White House staff members, 1979. La Follette v. Democratic Party of Wisconsin, 1980. Legal, 1979-1980. Legal impediments to unbinding committee delegates, 1980. Lists, 1980. Party building, 1979-1980. Receipt and handling of correspondence relating to 1980 campaign, 1979. State-by-state expenditure limits for 1980 election, 1979-1980. Unauthorized sale of 1976 Carter/Mondale contribution list, 1979. Vice president as candidate, 1979. Winpisinger v. Watson, 1979-1980. 16 folders. 153.J.3.10F Winpisinger v. Watson, 1979-1980. 3 folders. Macalester College speech, 1981. Materials for campaign trips, 1980.

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 153.J.2.9B Michigan campaign files: Briefings for the Vice President, 1978-1979. Caucus rules and questions, 1980. Caucuses, 1980. 3 folders. Constituents meetings, 1978-1979. Delegate selection plan, 1980. 2 folders. Delegates, 1980. Democratic national platform, 1980. Democratic profile, 1980. General file, 1979-1980. Jewish community, undated. Political briefings, 1980. Primary affidavit, 1980. Republican State Central Committee v. Secretary of State, 1980. Voter registration, undated. Zolton Ferency v. Michigan Secretary of State, 1980. 153.J.3.10F Moe, Richard (Chief of Staff): Carter/Mondale Committee, 1979. Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, 1977-1980. 5 folders. Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, 1979-1980. 4 folders. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party: Lists, 1976-1978. Midterm Conference, 1978. Minnesota – Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, 1978-1980. 153.J.2.1B Minnesota voter survey, 1977-1979. News comments and interviews: Calendar, 1980. Political correspondence, 1980. Political correspondence: Minnesota, 1980. 2 folders. Political memoranda, 1979-1980. Political memoranda from Robert Moilanen, 1980. 4 folders. Mondale, Eleanor, 1980. Mondale as a possible candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, 1980. Mondale campaign promises, 1980.

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 Mondale memo to President Carter on his role in the administration in its early months, 1977. NEA speech, undated. New York Liberal Party, 1980. Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition, 1981. 148.J.17.8F Pennsylvania: Analysis by county, 1980. 153.J.2.1B Phifer, Frank (Counsel and Deputy Chief of Staff): Alabama, 1979. California, 1980. Carter/Mondale campaign staff lists, 1980. Congressional candidates, 1980. Delegates, 1980. Illinois, 1980. Illinois: Talking points, 1979. Iowa, 1979-1980. 2 folders. Michigan, 1980. Mississippi, 1980. 153.J.2.2F Mondale remarks and news comments, January-May, 1980. 21 folders. Mondale remarks and news comments, September-October 1980. 4 folders. New Jersey, 1979-1980. 5 folders. 153.J.2.3B New Jersey, 1980. 3 folders. New York, 1979-1980. Pennsylvania, 1980. 2 folders. Political briefings, January-September, 1980. 8 folders. Polls, 1979-1980. 4 folders. Primaries, 1979-1980. Schedules and itineraries, January-May, 1980. 7 folders. Schedules and itineraries, September 1980. 153.J.2.4F South Carolina, 1979. Staff meetings, 1979. Texas, 1980. Virginia, 1979. Vote totals and statistics (1960-1976), 1980. Washington, 1979. Washington/Oregon, 1980. Wisconsin, 1980. Woolf, John L., 1979-1980. Miscellany, 1979-1980. President's Commission for a National Agenda for the Eighties, 1981. 148.J.17.8F Political briefing books: Alabama-Wisconsin, 1980. 9 folders. 153.J.2.4F Political files: Boston Globe story on travel, May 25, 1980. Brock Freedom of Information Act requests regarding travel charges, 1980. Carter and the Jews, 1980. Carter/Kennedy Unity Dinner, 1980. Carter/Mondale complaint to Federal Elections Commission concerning National Call for Kennedy, 1979. Carter/Mondale political memo files, 1979-1980. Certification for matching funds, 1979. Congressional races, 1980. Cost of Vice President's and Mrs. Carter's travel during primary, 1979-1980. DNC Rule 11-H, undated. General Election Committee, 1980. Hart Research: Focus group discussion report, 1980. Independent expenditures/Reagan, 1980. 3 folders. Michigan fund raising letter, 1980. 2 folders. Nelson, Gaylord, 1980. Ohio delegation selection, 1980. Political material, 1979-1980. 2 folders. Presidential debate format, 1980. Primary/caucus score card, 1980. Senate races, 1980. Senators, 1980. State voting statistics, 1980. Vice presidential travel, 1980. Miscellaneous, 1980. 146.L.10.6F Post-election miscellany, 1980. 153.J.2.5B Presidential Forum: Republicans, 1980. Question-and-Answer book, 1980. 2 folders. Reagan, Ronald: Attack themes, 1980. Collected statements and quotations, 1980. 2 folders. Positions on major issues, 1980. Remarks and positions, 1980. Schmitt, Dick: Time log, January-March, 1980. 148.J.17.9B Senate and congressional district profiles: Alabama-Wyoming, 1980. 3 folders. 153.J.2.5B Speech writers meeting with Mondale, July 16, 1980. Staff resumes, 1981. Talking points book: U.S. Synthetic Fuels Corporation, 1980. Tito funeral, 1980. Travel: Miscellany, 1980. University of Minnesota: Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, undated. Iranian hostage treaty agreement lecture, 1981.

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 Law school and alumni association, undated and 1981. Mondale lectures on the vice presidency, February-March 1981.

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 Videos list, 1976-1980. Miscellany, 1978-1981. 146.L.10.6F Miscellany, 1980. Joan A. Mondale Files 153.J.2.5B Speeches, 1976. Speeches, January-December, 1977. 5 folders. Speeches, January-December, 1978. 3 folders. Speeches, January-June, 1979. 6 folders. 153.J.2.6F Speeches, July -December, 1979. 6 folders. Speeches, January-November, 1980. 12 folders. Trip files: New Hampshire, November 29, 1979. Iowa City, Iowa, December 1, 1979. New York, New York, December 5, 1979. Chicago, Illinois, December 6, 1979. Hartford, Connecticut, December 7, 1979. Minnesota, December 8, 1979. Iowa, January 11-12, 1980. 3 folders. Illinois, January 12, 1980. 2 folders. 153.J.2.7B Maine, January 24, 1980. New York: Jazz Artists for Carter/Mondale, January 27, 1980. New Hampshire, February 4-5, 1980. 2 folders. Minnesota, February 15-16, 1980. San Francisco, March 15, 1980. New York City, March 23-24, 1980. 3 folders. Huntington, West Virginia, March 28, 1980. 4 folders. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April 11, 1980. Asheville, North Carolina, April 17, 1980. San Diego, April 23, 1980. 2 folders. 153.J.2.8F New Brunswick, New Jersey, May 1, 1980. 2 folders. Virginia, Minnesota, and Minneapolis, May 2-3, 1980. Nebraska, May 7, 1980. Democratic Finance Committee, May 14, 1980. Charleston, South Carolina: Spoleto Festival, May 23-24, 1980. Duluth and Minneapolis, June 27, 1980. New York, New York: Democratic National Convention, August 9-15, 1980. 3 folders. Washington, D.C.: Kathleen O'Reilly reception, September 8, 1980. Connecticut, September 18-19, 1980. Philadelphia, September 20-21, 1980. Buffalo, Poughkeepsie, and New York City, September 27-29, 1980. 5 folders. Knoxville and Chattanooga, October 6, 1980. Chattanooga-Nashville, October 7, 19890. Capital Heights, Maryland: Prince George's County headquarters opening, October 8, 1980. Minnesota and Michigan, October 14-17, 1980. 153.J.2.9B Maine, Vermont, and Hartford, October 22-23, 1980. New York, St. Louis, Wisconsin, and Michigan, October 27-30, 1980. 2 folders. Sound Recordings

Includes a mixture of campaign and political speeches, news comments, remarks to dinners, and speeches given at political rallies. The sound cassettes may contain more than one event and/or date. Microcassettes are noted individually.

 142.H.6.5B-2 Speech tapes and video tapes lists, 1977-1980. 1 folder.

A chronological listing.

 Sound cassettes: Chronological cassettes: Undated. 4 sound cassettes and 1 microcassette. 1977. 90 sound cassettes and 4 microcassettes: Undated. 1 sound cassette. January 4. January 24. January 26-27. January 27-29. January 30-February 1. 142.H.6.6F-1 January 31. February 15. February 17-18. February 24. 2 cassettes. February 28. March 4. 3 cassettes. March 11. March 24. March 25. April 15. April 16. 3 cassettes. April 28. April 29. April 30. May, undated. 3 cassettes. May 14. May 15. 3 cassettes. May 16-17. May 17. 2 cassettes. May 18. 3 cassettes. May 19. May 20. 3 cassettes. May 21. 2 cassettes. May 22. 2 cassettes. May 23. June 17. June 18-19. July 5. July 12. 2 cassettes. July 27. July 30. August 8. September 10. September 13. September 17. 2 cassettes. September 20. September 28. 4 cassettes. October 6. October 7-8. 2 microcassettes. October 9. 2 microcassettes. October 12. October 13. 2 cassettes. October 13-14. October 17. October 18. October 27. 4 cassettes. October 28. November 1. November 7. November 11. 2 cassettes. November 20. December, undated. 1 cassette. December 1. 4 cassettes. December 9. December 9-10. December 10. 2 cassettes. 1978. 190 sound cassettes: January 4. January 5. January 12. January 16. January 17. January 18. January 31. February 1. 2 cassettes. February 3. February 27. March 1. March 3. 3 cassettes. March 8. 2 cassettes. March 11. 2 cassettes. 142.H.6.6F-2 March 29-30. March 30. 3 cassettes. March 31. 3 cassettes. April 4. 2 cassettes. April 6. April 25. 2 cassettes. April 29. 2 cassettes. April 29-May 2. May 13. May 18. 3 cassettes. May 20. 2 cassettes. May 21. 4 cassettes. May 23-24. May 24. May 25. May 26. June 3. June 9. 2 cassettes. June 20. 5 cassettes. June 20-23. June 22. June 26. July 3. July 14. 7 cassettes. July 15. 4 cassettes. July 17. July 20. July 26. 4 cassettes. July 29. 5 cassettes. August 2. August 3. August 6. 3 cassettes. August 7. August 18. August 19. 2 cassettes. August 20. 2 cassettes. August 22. August 25. 5 cassettes. August 26. 2 cassettes. August 31. September 8. September 9. 2 cassettes. September 11. September 13. 2 cassettes. September 14. September 16. September 18. September 20. 2 cassettes. September 21. September 29. 2 cassettes. September 30. 4 cassettes. October 2. 142.H.6.7B-1 October 3. 2 cassettes. October 5. October 9. 4 cassettes. October 13. October 14. 5 cassettes. October 19. 4 cassettes. October 20. 7 cassettes. October 21. 5 cassettes. October 24. 3 cassettes. October 25. 4 cassettes. October 26. 3 cassettes. October 27. 4 cassettes. October 28. 4 cassettes. October 29. November 1. 3 cassettes. November 3. 2 cassettes. November 4. 2 cassettes. November 5. 2 cassettes. November 6. 2 cassettes. November 17. November 30. December 5. December 8. December 9. 4 cassettes. December 10. December 27. 1979. 237 sound cassettes: Undated. 4 cassettes. January 2. January 3. January 5. January 10. January 15. 2 cassettes. January 16. January 23. January 24. 2 cassettes. January 26. 2 cassettes. January 31. February 20. February 23. 4 cassettes. February 26. February 28. 2 cassettes. March undated. 1 cassette. March 1. March 2. March 5. 142.H.6.7B-2 March 7. 2 cassettes. March 20. 2 cassettes. March 28. March 30. April undated. 1 cassette. April 5. 2 cassettes. April 7-8. April 8. April 23. April 25. April 26. 3 cassettes. May undated. 1 cassette. May 3. 2 cassettes. May 9. May 10. May 17. May 20. May 21. 3 cassettes. May 22. May 23. May 24. May 27. June 7. 2 cassettes. June 8. 2 cassettes. June 9. 2 cassettes. June 11. June 13. 2 cassettes. June 22. 2 cassettes. June 23. 2 cassettes. June 26. 2 cassettes. June 28. July undated. 1 cassette. July 2. July 3. July 7. 4 cassettes. July 8. 3 cassettes. July 9. July 15-16. July 16. 3 cassettes. July 16-17. July 17. July 18. 4 cassettes. July 19. 3 cassettes. July 21. July 30. 2 cassettes. August 2. August 22. 2 cassettes. August 30. August 31. 2 cassettes. September 2. 2 cassettes. September 10. September 12. 2 cassettes. September 18. September 19. 3 cassettes. September 20. 5 cassettes. September 24. September 25. 2 cassettes. September 29. 5 cassettes. October 9. 142.H.6.8F-1 October 10. 3 cassettes. October 10-11. October 11. 6 cassettes. October 12. October 13. 4 cassettes. October 16. October 18. 3 cassettes. October 19. October 23. 5 cassettes. October 24. 2 cassettes. October 25. 8 cassettes. October 26. October 27. October 30. November 1. November 2. 4 cassettes. November 3. 5 cassettes. November 4. 2 cassettes. November 6. November 8. 3 cassettes. November 13. 3 cassettes. November 14. 2 cassettes. November 18. November 19. 3 cassettes. November 27. November 28. 7 cassettes. November 30. 2 cassettes. December undated. 2 cassettes. December 1. December 4. December 5. 4 cassettes. December 6. 5 cassettes. December 7. 3 cassettes. December 8. 5 cassettes. December 10. 2 cassettes. December 11. December 18. 3 cassettes. 142.H.6.8F-2 December 18 (continued). 4 cassettes. December 19. December 21. 1980. 689 sound cassettes: January 2. January 3. January 3-4. January 4. 5 cassettes. January 7. 2 cassettes. January 8. 2 cassettes. January 10. 9 cassettes. January 11. January 12. 9 cassettes. January 13. January 16. 5 cassettes. January 17. 3 cassettes. January 18. 3 cassettes. January 19. 5 cassettes. January 25. 2 cassettes. January 29. 11 cassettes. January 29-30. January 30. 7 cassettes. February undated. 1 cassette. February 4. 5 cassettes. February 4-5. February 5. 8 cassettes. February 6. February 8. 7 cassettes. 142.H.7.1B-1 February 9. February 12. 4 cassettes. February 12-13. February 13. 6 cassettes. February 14. 5 cassettes. February 14-15. February 15. 5 cassettes. February 15 and 18. February 18. 9 cassettes. February 20. 5 cassettes. February 21. 6 cassettes. February 24. 2 cassettes. February 24-25. February 25. 7 cassettes. February 28. 3 cassettes. February 28-29. February 29. 5 cassettes. March undated. 3 cassettes. March 1. March 4. 8 cassettes. March 5. 5 cassettes. March 6. 6 cassettes. March 12. 4 cassettes. March 13. 4 cassettes. March 14. 4 cassettes. March 15. 3 cassettes. 142.H.7.1B-2 March 15 (continued). 11 cassettes. March 16. 2 cassettes. March 20. 6 cassettes. March 21. 5 cassettes. March 23. March 23-24. March 24. March 27. 4 cassettes. March 28. 12 cassettes. March 29. 3 cassettes. March 31. 6 cassettes. April 10. 2 cassettes. April 11. April 12. 6 cassettes. April 13. 5 cassettes. April 14. 4 cassettes. April 15. 2 cassettes. April 19. 5 cassettes. April 20. 7 cassettes. April 21. 2 cassettes. April 23. April 25. April 29. April 30. May 2. 7 cassettes. 142.H.7.2F-1 May 3. 3 cassettes. May 5. May 6. May 7. May 8. May 13. 4 cassettes. May 15. 3 cassettes. May 16. 6 cassettes. May 16-17. May 17. 5 cassettes. May 18. 6 cassettes. May 20. 5 cassettes. May 21. 5 cassettes. May 22. May 26 and July 4. May 29. 5 cassettes. May 31. June 6. 4 cassettes. June 7. June 11. June 20. June 23. June 24. 3 cassettes. June 25. June 27. June 30. 2 cassettes. July 4. 2 cassettes. July 7. July 8. July 10. 2 cassettes. July 11. 7 cassettes. July 14. July 15. 2 cassettes. July 17. July 18. July 19. July 21. July 22. 3 cassettes. July 23. 3 cassettes. July 24. July 25. August 1. August 10. 2 cassettes. 142.H.7.2F-2 August 10 (continued). 5 cassettes. August 11. 6 cassettes. August 12. August 14. 3 cassettes. August 16. August 20. August 25. 3 cassettes. August 27. 2 cassettes. August 28. 5 cassettes. September 1. 5 cassettes. September 3. 5 cassettes. September 4. 4 cassettes. September 5. 8 cassettes. September 6. September 9. 6 cassettes. September 10. 6 cassettes. September 11. September 15. 6 cassettes. September 18. 7 cassettes. September 19. 7 cassettes. September 23. 8 cassettes. September 23-24. September 24. 5 cassettes. September 25. 4 cassettes. 142.H.7.3B-1 September 25 (continued). 2 cassettes. September 30. 3 cassettes. October 1. 6 cassettes. October 1-2. October 2. 8 cassettes. October 3. 6 cassettes. October 4. 6 cassettes. October 7. 3 cassettes. October 8. October 9. 7 cassettes. October 10. 11 cassettes. October 11. 9 cassettes. October 12. 9 cassettes. October 13. 14 cassettes. October 14. 2 cassettes. October 15. 7 cassettes. October 15-17. 2 cassettes. October 16. 6 cassettes. 142.H.7.3B-2 October 17. 4 cassettes. October 18. October 19. 7 cassettes. October 20. 6 cassettes. October 21. 9 cassettes. October 24. 4 cassettes. October 24-25. October 25. 6 cassettes. October 26. 7 cassettes. October 27. 3 cassettes. October 28. 7 cassettes. October 30. 7 cassettes. October 31. 9 cassettes. November 1. 7 cassettes. November 2. 5 cassettes. November 3. 9 cassettes. November 4-5. November 5. 2 cassettes. December 1. December 4. December 9. December 15. December 18. December 29. 142.H.7.6F-1 Sound tape reels: Radio ads for Vice Presidential visit, October 1980. 2 sound tape reels. 1984 Presidential Campaign Accepted Invitations 153.L.3.5B Accepted invitations, 1981. Accepted invitations, 1982. Trips and Appearances

Files typically include staff memoranda, prepared speech texts, talking points, event information forms, schedules, hotel accommodation forms, trip manifests, and similar material. Researchers should use Schedule Files as an entry point to Trip Files.

 148.J.16.1B Trip files, February -May 1981. 148.J.4.9B Trip files, May-October 1981. 148.J.4.10F Trip files, October-December, 1981. Trip files, January-February, 1982. 148.J.5.1B Trip files, February-March, 1982. 148.J.5.2F Trip files, March-April, 1982. 148.J.5.3B Trip files, May-June, 1982. 148.J.5.4F Trip files, June-September, 1982. 148.J.5.5B Trip files, September-October, 1982. 148.J. 5.7B Trip files, October 1982. 148.J.5.8F Trip files, October-November 1982. Trip files: Trip books, 1981-1984. 148.J.5.10F Trip files, December 1982-February 1983. Trip files, March 1983.

Mondale announced his candidacy for president on February 21, 1983. This file set does not include a file on the announcement or a copy of the announcement speech.

 148.J.6.1B Trip files, March 1983. Trip files, April 1983. 148.J.6.2F Trip files, April 1983. Trip files, June 1983. 148.J.6.3B Trip files, June-July, 1983. 148.J.6.4F Trip files, July-September, 1983. 148.J.6.5B Trip files, September-October, 1983. 148.J.6.6F Trip files, October-November, 1983. 148.J.6.7B Trip files, November-December, 1983. 148.J.6.8F Trip files, December 1983-January 1984. 148.J.6.9B Trip files, January-March, 1984. 148.J.6.10F Trip files, March-April, 1984. 148.J.7.1B Trip files, April-June, 1984. 148.J.7.2F Trip files, July-September, 1984. 153.I.20.4F Trip files, September-October, 1984. Speech Files

Files typically include prepared texts, drafts, and transcripts.

 148.J.18.6F Book of speeches, 1980-1981. 153.L.2.8F [Undated 1981-1984]: Undated: Basic Stump Speech. Undated: Quotes. 1981: January 5: Remarks, Humphrey Institute Reception, Washington, D.C. January 15: News Comments and Address to Joint Session of State Legislature, St. Paul, Minnesota. January 19: Muskie Toast, State Department. February 17: Vice Presidency Lecture, Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. 2 folders.

Digital version: Press release of Lecture Text

 February 24-25: Foreign Policy Lecture, "The Sources of American Strength," Macalester College, Minneapolis. February 21: "The Vice President in Retrospective," Bush Foundation. February 25: Remarks of Patricia Bailey, Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission, before the 17th Annual Symposium on Trade Association Law and Practice, Washington, D.C. March 2: Lecture, "What it Means to be Progressive," College of St. Thomas, Minneapolis. March 16: Remarks, Laundry and Dry Cleaner Allied Trades Association, Atlanta. March 17: Remarks, DeAnza College, Cupertino, California. March 24: Remarks, Joint Session of the General Assembly, Providence, Rhode Island. March 24: Remarks, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island. March 28: Remarks, Young Democrats of North Carolina, Raleigh. March 29: Drop-by Remarks, North Carolina Student Legislature, Raleigh. March 31: Statement, Assassination Attempt on President Reagan. April 7: Remarks, Beatrice Foods, Chicago. April 10: Remarks, Temple Aaron, Minneapolis. April 10-11: Lecture Talking Points, "The Iranian Hostage Treaty," University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. April 11: Remarks, DFL Annual Dinner, Minneapolis. April 13: Remarks, University of South Carolina, Columbia. April 14: Remarks, Emory University, Atlanta. April 22: Speech, United Jewish Appeal: Jewish Welfare Federation, Los Angeles. April 30: Speech, National Education Association, Washington, D.C. April 30: Remarks, Steny Hoyer Event, Mitchellville, Maryland. May 1: Law Day Speech, University of Minnesota Law School, Minneapolis. May 4: Statement, Coalition for Full Funding. May 12: Opinion-Editorial, "Needed: A Mideast Solution - Not AWACS," New York Daily News. May 23: Remarks, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, Austin, Texas. May 24: Commencement Address, Brandeis University, Massachusetts. May 27: Talking Points, Ground Breaking Ceremony, Catholic Medical Center, New York, New York. May 28: Remarks, Matthew B. Ronsenhaus Center for Human Rights and Peace, New York, New York. May 28: Draft Remarks, Israel Bond Dinner, Montreal. June 16: Remarks, Chicago PAC Event, Chicago. June 16: Remarks, Mercy Hospital Luncheon, Chicago. July 1: Speech, Hebrew University, Jerusalem. July 23: Speech, National Urban League, Washington, D.C. August 1: Remarks, Senator Mitchell Fund Raiser, Portland, Maine. August 6: Remarks, Patrick E. Gorman Medical Center, Chicago. August 9: Talking Points, Democratic Governors, Atlantic City, New Jersey. August 9: Talking Points, Jim Florio Fund Raiser, Brigantine, New Jersey. August 16: Remarks, North American Watch Corporation, Los Angeles. September 7: Remarks, Labor Day Solidarity Rally, Jacksonville, Florida. September 10: Address, "Awareness of Foreign Cultures and Affairs in a Changing World," President's Assembly, College of St. Thomas, Minneapolis. September 11: Remarks, Amicus Dinner. September 13: Remarks, Soviet Jewry Council, Philadelphia. September 14: Remarks, Minnesota AFL-CIO, Minneapolis. September 15: Remarks, Mayor Ed Koch Fund Raiser, New York, New York. September 17: Remarks, Irving Bluestone Testimonial, Dearborn, Michigan. September 19: Remarks, Solidarity Day Rally, San Francisco. September 20: Remarks, Second Baptist Church, Los Angeles. September 21: Remarks, Labor Council PAC, Los Angeles. September 23: Remarks, International Council of Shopping Centers, Washington, D.C. September 25: Remarks, Governor John Carlin Fund Raiser, Topeka, Kansas. October 2: Opinion-Editorial, "A Failing Grade: The Reagan Administration is Forgetting that Education is an Investment in America," Los Angeles Times. October 6: Statement, Death of President Anwar el-Sadat. October 6: Remarks, Newsweek Editorial Board. October 9: Remarks, Democratic County Chairmen's Dinner, Springfield, Illinois. October 10: Remarks, Tom Daschle Fund Raiser, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. October 10: Remarks, Paul Simon Fund Raiser, Mt. Vernon, Illinois. October 10: Remarks, Dave Obey Fund Raiser, Wausau, Wisconsin. October 16: Statement, Death of Moshe Dayan. October 20: Remarks, Foreign Policy Association, New York, New York.

Includes two photographs of Mondale speaking before the Association.

 October 20: Remarks, Mario Cuomo Fund Raiser, New York, New York. October 22: Excerpts of Remarks of Vice President George Bush before the Annual Meeting of the American League of Exports and Security Assistance, Washington, D.C. October 22-23: Talking Points, University of Minnesota Classes, Minneapolis: School of Journalism Student Assembly; Political Science; Hubert H. Humphrey Institute Core Class, "Distinctions in Process: The Senate vs. the Executive Branch"; Law School, "The Lawyer's Role in Washington."

Digital version

Digital version

 October 25: Transcript, Meet the Press, Washington, D.C.

Includes a portrait of Mondale and a photograph of Mondale with the program's panelists.

 October 28: Remarks, Family Focus Dinner, Chicago. October 28: Opinion-Editorial, Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, "AWACS Anger," Washington Post. October 30: Remarks, Columbia Pictures Management Conference, Boca Raton, Florida. November 4: Jody Powell on WFM and AWACS in response to Evans and Novak editorial, "Mr. Mondale Disagreed," Washington Post. November 8: New York Times Magazine piece, "The Pause That Refreshes." November 10: Economic Speech, Columbia University Business School, New York, New York. November 11: Remarks, Governor Averill Harriman Tribute, Washington, D.C. November 12: Talking Points, "What's Wrong With Supply-Side Economics," Hubert H. Humphrey Institute Public Finance Class, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. November 12: Talking Points, "Federal Executive Power: Conduct of Foreign Affairs, "University of Minnesota Law School, Constitutional Law Class, Minneapolis. November 13: Remarks, George Moscone Dinner, San Francisco. November 16: Remarks, AFL-CIO Convention, New York, New York. November 26: Speech, U.S.-Japan Society. December 3: Remarks, Steelworkers Convention, St. Paul. December 7: Speech, Chicago Bar Association, Chicago. December 15: Talking Points, Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline Waiver. December 23: Opinion-Editorial, "What Can We Do About Poland: America and Allies Can Impose a Price for Soviet Repression," Los Angeles Times. 148.J.18.6F Miscellaneous speeches, 1981. Chronologically-ordered speech files, January-September 1982. 12 folders. 148.J.16.1B Chronologically-ordered speech files, October-December 1982. 7 folders. 1982: Undated: Fairness Day Speech. Undated: News Comments, Madison, Wisconsin. January 13: Remarks, Oklahoma Education Association, Oklahoma City. January 14: Remarks [not given], Georgia Bar Association, Atlanta. January 14: Remarks [not given], Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta. January 16: Remarks, Lee Kling Dinner, St. Louis, Missouri. February: Remarks, Don Pease Fund Raiser, Elyria, Ohio. February 1: Remarks, Democratic National Committee Fund Raiser, New York, New York. February 4: Remarks, Florida Senate and Florida House of Representatives, Tallahassee. February 5: Remarks, Western States Instruction and Professional Development Conference, National Education Association, Fort Worth, Texas. February 7: Draft Remarks, Maryland State Democratic Party, Baltimore County. February 12: Remarks, Lou Stokes Fund Raiser, Cleveland, Ohio. February 13: Remarks and News Comments, Bill Ford Fund Raiser, Taylor, Michigan. February 13: Remarks and News Comments, Dave Bonoir Fund Raiser, Mt. Clemens, Michigan. February 14: Remarks, Wisconsin Party Brunch, Milwaukee. February 14: Remarks, Dialogue 82 Event for Les Aspin, Delevan, Wisconsin. February 15: Remarks and News Comments, Neal Smith Luncheon, Des Moines, Iowa. February 15: Remarks, Tom Harkin Fund Raiser, Council Bluffs, Iowa. February 22: Revised Stump Speech. 153.L.2.9B March 1: News Comments, Raleigh. North Carolina. March 4: Remarks, Anti-Defamation League Luncheon, New York, New York. March 4: Tribute to Swayne Andreas, New York, New York. March 7: Transcript, Face the Nation, Washington, D.C. March 9: Remarks, National Press Club, Washington, D.C. March 10: News Comments, Birmingham, Alabama. March 10: Remarks, Alabama Education Association Annual Convention, Birmingham Civic Center. March 10: News Comments, "Not Listening Theme." March 10: News Comments, "Nuclear War Theme." [March 10?]: News Comments, "War/Peace Theme." March 11: Remarks, Texas AFL-CIO, Austin. March 13: Remarks, Jim Wright Event, Fort Worth, Texas. March 15: Remarks, National Housing Conference, Washington, D.C. March 16: News Comments, "War/Peace Theme," San Francisco. [March 16?]: News Comments, "The Economy." March 16: News Comments on Representative Al Swift, Everett, Washington. March 17: Remarks, Rally for Congressman Al Swift, Everett, Washington. March 17: News Comments, San Francisco. March 17: Speech, "The National Environment: Our Sacred Trust," Commonwealth Club, San Francisco. March 18: Remarks, State of Israel Bonds Dinner, Chicago. March 18: News Comments, Portland, Oregon. March 18: Remarks, International Woodworkers Union, Portland, Oregon. March 19: News Comments, Manchester, New Hampshire. March 19: Remarks, 100 Club, Manchester, New Hampshire. March 20: Remarks, The Woolen Mill, Winooski, Vermont. March 23: Remarks, United Jewish Appeal - Federation of Jewish Philanthropies, New York, New York. March 23: Remarks, Christian Life Commission, Atlanta. March 29: Remarks, National Action Committee PAC, Miami, Florida. March 29: Remarks, Control Data's 100 Percent Club, Miami, Florida. March 31: Remarks, Evans and Novak Political Forum, Washington, D.C. April: Stump Speeches. April 1: Remarks, United Rubberworkers Legislative Institute Conference, Washington, D.C. April 2: Remarks, Yeshiva University Awards Dinner, Miami Beach, Florida. April 2: Remarks, National Council on the Aging, Washington, D.C. April 2: News Comments, Danbury, Connecticut. April 2: Remarks, Rally for Congressman Bill Ratchford, Danbury, Connecticut. April 3: News Comments, Boise, Idaho. April 3: Remarks, Governor John Evans Fund Raiser, Boise, Idaho. April 4: News Comments, Seattle. April 4: Remarks, Pacific International Hospitality Industry Convention, Seattle. April 4: Remarks, Washington Democratic Party Fund Raiser, Seattle. April 6: Speech, Building and Construction Trades Department, AFL-CIO, Washington, D.C. April 8: Administration Quotes on Nuclear Arms. April 12: News Comments, Boston. April 12: Remarks, Congressman Barney Frank Fund Raiser, Boston. April 12: Remarks, Speaker Tommy McGee Event, Boston. April 13: News Comments, New York, New York. April 13: Remarks, Tom Downey Fund Raiser, New York, New York. April 15: News Comments, Dalton, Georgia. April 15: Remarks, Ed Jensen Reception, Dalton, Georgia. April 15: Remarks, Dalton Junior College, Dalton, Georgia. April 15: Reagan Misstatements. April 15: News Comments, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. April 15: Remarks, Congressman Steve Neal Fund Raiser, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. April 16: News Comments, Atlanta, Georgia. April 16: Dekalb County Democratic Party, Atlanta, Georgia. April 16: News Comments, Jackson, Mississippi. April 16: Remarks, Mississippi Democratic Party Dinner, Jackson, Mississippi. April 17: Speech, Jewish Community Federation Dinner, San Francisco. April 18: Remarks, Holocaust Memorial, Beverly-Wilshire Temple, Los Angeles. April 18: Talking Points, Wasman/Berman/Levine Fund Raiser, Malibu, California. April 19: News Comments, San Jose, California. April 19: Remarks, Congressman Norman Mineta, San Jose, California. April 19: News Comments, Los Angeles. April 19: Remarks, Congressman Mervyn Dymally Fund Raiser, Los Angeles. April 20: Remarks and News Comments, Ground Zero Day, University of California, San Diego. April 20: News Comments, Phoenix, Arizona. April 26: News Comments, Philadelphia. April 26: Remarks, Biden Seminar, Wilmington, Delaware. April 27: News Comments, New Haven, Connecticut. April 27: Chubb Address, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. April 27: News Comments, Boston. April 27: Remarks, National Conference on Social Welfare, Boston. April 29: Talking Points, French-American Chamber of Commerce, Chicago. April 30: News Comments, Des Moines, Iowa. April 30: Speech, Iowa Law Day, Des Moines, Iowa. May: Talking Points, "High Interest Rates and U.S. European Trade." May 1: Remarks, Second District Convention, Monticello, Iowa. May 1: Remarks, Third District Convention, Waterloo, Iowa. May 1: Remarks, Fourth District Convention, Des Moines, Iowa. May 1: Remarks, Sixth District Convention, Humboldt, Iowa. May 7: Remarks, American Society of Newspaper Editors, Chicago. May 7: News Comments, Columbus, Ohio. May 7: Remarks, Ohio Education Association, Columbus, Ohio. May 10: Remarks, Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, Chicago. May 15: Remarks, The Humphrey Dinner, St. Paul. May 17: Remarks, National Association of Homebuilders, Washington, D.C. May 22: News Comments, Canton, N.Y. May 22: Commencement Address, St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York. May 27: Talking Points, Control Data Corporation, Atlanta, Georgia. June: New Stump Speech. June 3: Remarks, Carter/Mondale Debt Retirement Dinner, Washington, D.C. June 4: News Comments, Duluth, Minnesota. June 5: Remarks, DFL Convention, Duluth, Minnesota. 153.L.2.10F June 12: News Comments, Lawrence, Kansas. June 12: Remarks, Jim Slattery and Bill Koster Fund Raiser, Lawrence, Kansas. June 12: News Comments, Wichita, Kansas. June 12: Remarks, Congressman Dan Glickman Fund Raiser, Wichita, Kansas. June 13: News Comments, Omaha, Nebraska. June 13: Remarks, Dick Fellman Fund Raiser, Omaha, Nebraska. June 13: Remarks, Congressman Ike Skelton Fund Raiser, St. Louis, Missouri. June 14: News Comments, St. Louis, Missouri. June 14: News Comments, Peoria, Illinois. June 14: Remarks, Doug Stevens Fund Raiser, Peoria, Illinois. June 15: Roland Burris Fund Raiser, Chicago. June 16: News Comments, Houston. June 16: Remarks, Harris County Democratic Luncheon, Houston. June 16: Evening Reception, Houston. June 19: Remarks, Jefferson-Jackson Day Picnic, Lexington, Kentucky. June 22: Remarks, AFSCME Convention, Atlantic City, New Jersey. June 22: Remarks, Stong-Cornelinson Forum, Milwaukee. June 22: News Comments, Detroit. June 22: Remarks, Detroit Women's Economic Club, Detroit. June 23: Remarks, BRAC Legislative Conference, Washington, D.C. June 24: News Comments, Philadelphia. June 24: Remarks, Congressman Bob Edgar Fund Raiser, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. June 25: Address, Democratic National Party Conference, Philadelphia. June 29: News Comments, San Juan, Puerto Rico. June 29: Remarks, New Democratic Party Rally and Villamil Home Fund Raising Reception, San Juan, Puerto Rico. July 1: News Comments, Boston. July 1: Remarks, NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) Convention, Boston. July 1: Remarks, Nueces County Democratic Reception, Corpus Christi, Texas. July 2: News Comments, San Antonio, Texas. July 2: Remarks, League of United Latin American Citizens, San Antonio, Texas. July 13: CWA Annual Convention, Detroit. July 14: Statement, "A Tribute to Ed Muskie." July 20: News Comments, Trenton, New Jersey. July 20: Remarks, Joe Merlino Fund Raiser, Trenton, New Jersey. July 23: News Comments, Bismarck, North Dakota. July 23: Remarks, Quentin Burdick/Byron Dorgan Fund Raising Dinner, Bismarck, North Dakota. July 24: News Comments, Minneapolis. July 24: Remarks, Mark Dayton People-Raising Picnic and Mark Dayton Fund Raising Dinner, Minneapolis. July 24: News Comments, Moorhead, Minnesota. July 24: Remarks, Gene Wenstrom Fund Raising Breakfast, Moorhead, Minnesota. July 24: News Comments, Fridley, Minnesota. July 24: Remarks, Jerry Sikorski Fund Raiser, Fridley, Minnesota. July 25: News Comments, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. July 25: Remarks, Paul Offner Fund Raising Brunch and Paul Offner Fund Raising Lawn Party, Eau Claire, Wisconsin. August: Reagan Fiscal Policy. August 8: News Comments, Denver. August 8: Remarks, Tim Wirth Picnic Rally, Denver. August 8: Remarks, Governor Richard D. Lamm, Denver. August 9: News Comments, Durango, Colorado. August 13: News Comments, Boston. August 25: Draft Remarks, Israel Bonds. September-October: Stump Speeches. September 2: Remarks, 36th General Convention, Sheet Metal Workers International Association, New York, New York. September 8: Speech Excerpts. September 14: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Breakfast for Congressman Jerry Patterson, Anaheim, California. September 14: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Luncheon for Senatorial Candidate Jerry Brown, Bel Air, California. September 15: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Luncheon for Congressional Candidate Jim Bates, San Diego, California. September 15: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Breakfast for Congressional Candidate Rock Lehman, Stockton, California. September 15: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Luncheon for Attorney General Candidate John Van de Kamp, Beverly Hills, California. September 20: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Rally for Senatorial Candidate Floyd Fithian, Indianapolis, Indiana. September 20: News Comments and Remarks, Minnesota AFL-CIO Convention, Duluth. September 21: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Reception for Congressional Candidate Adam Levin, Woodbridge, New Jersey. September 21: Remarks, Fund Raising Dinner for Congressional Candidate Bob Torricelli, Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey. September 21: News Comments and Remarks, International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers, New York, New York. September 22: Remarks, Fund Raising Breakfast for Luncheon for Congressional Candidate Arnie Miller, Lawrence, New York. September 22: Remarks, Fund Raising Reception for Maine State Legislative Candidates, Portland, Maine. September 22: News Comments and Address, 21st Constitutional Convention, United Steelworkers of America, Atlantic City. September 23: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising for Governor's Executive Council Candidates Dudley Dudley and Jim Dunchess, Nashua, New Hampshire. September 28: Talking Points, GE Managers Conference, Washington, D.C. October 1: News Comments and Remarks, Michigan Democratic Party Rally for Gubernatorial Candidate Jim Blanchard, Livonia, Michigan. October 1: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Luncheon for Congressional Candidate Steve Monsma, Grand Rapids, Michigan. October 1: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising for Congressional Candidate Bob Carr, Lansing, Michigan. October 2: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising for Congressman Howard Wolpe, Battle Creek, Michigan. October 2: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Reception for Gubernatorial Candidate Roxanne Conlin, Des Moines, Iowa. October 3: News Comments, Waterloo, Iowa. October 4: Stump Speech. October 5: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Breakfast for Congressional Candidate Buzz Andrezeski, Erie, Pennsylvania. October 5: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Luncheon for Gubernatorial Candidate Allen Ertel, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. October 5: News Comments and Remarks, Pennsylvania State Democratic Party Dinner, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. October 6: News Comments, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. October 6: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Luncheon for Gubernatorial Candidate Tony Earl, Green Bay, Wisconsin. October 6: Remarks, Wisconsin Democratic Unity Rally, Green Bay, Wisconsin. October 7: News Comments, St. Louis and Kansas City, Missouri. October 9: Remarks, Fund Raising Dinner for California Assembly Majority Leader Mike Roos, Los Angeles. October 10: Remarks, Labor Breakfast, El Monte, California. October 10: News Comments, San Francisco. October 10: Remarks, Northern California Democratic Fund Raising Picnic, Piedmont, California. October 11: Remarks, Fund Raising Breakfast for Congressman Tom Lantos, Hillsborough, California. October 13: Address, American Council on Education, Minneapolis. October 14: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Rally for Congressman Sam Gejdenson, Norwich, Connecticut. October 14: Remarks, Fund Raising Dinner for Senate Candidate Toby Moffett, West Hartford, Connecticut. October 15: Remarks, Fair Practices and Civil Rights Conference, United Auto Workers, Region IV, Des Moines, Iowa. October 19: Remarks, Bakery Union Get-out-the-vote Rally, Silver Spring, Maryland. October 19: Remarks, National Association of Retired Federal Employees, Bowie, Maryland. October 19: Remarks, Labor Solidarity Rally, Baltimore, Maryland. October 19: News Comments and Remarks, Meeting with Congressman Parren Mitchell and Representatives of the Baltimore Black Community, Baltimore, Maryland. October 19: Remarks, Fund Raising Dinner for Congressman Barbara Mikulski, Baltimore, Maryland. October 20: News Comments and Remarks, Breakfast Fund Raiser for Congressman Bill Boner, Nashville. October 20: News Comments and Remarks, Fund Raising Luncheon for Gubernatorial Candidate Randy Tyree, Memphis. October 21: News Comments and Remarks, Breakfast for Congressional Candidate Tim Penny, Winona, Minnesota. October 21: News Comments and Remarks, DFL Victory Rally, Virginia, Minnesota. October 24: Transcript: Meet the Press, Washington, D.C. October 25: Talking Points, Social Security. October 25: Remarks, Senior Citizens Meetings with Congressional Candidate Larry Smith and Congressman Claude Pepper, Hallindale and Sunrise, Florida. October 25: News Comments and Remarks, Senior Citizens Residence Meeting with Congressional Candidate George Sheldon, Tampa, Florida. October 25: Remarks, Senior Citizens Meetings with Congressman Bill Lehman, Miami, Florida. October 25: News Comments and Remarks, Dade County Democratic Unity Breakfast, Miami, Florida. October 26: News Comments and Remarks, Rockingham County High School Assembly with Congressman Steve Neal, Wentworth, North Carolina. October 26: Remarks, Fund Raising Reception for Congressional Candidate Robin Britt, Greensboro, North Carolina. December 8: Remarks, Council on Foreign Relations, New York, New York. 1983: January 15: Address, California Democratic Convention, Sacramento, California. February 21: Announcement Speech (candidacy for President), Washington, D.C. Miscellaneous speeches, 1982. 2 folders. 153.I.20.4F Chronologically-ordered speech files, January-March, 1983. 38 folders. 153.I.20.5B Chronologically-ordered speech files, March-June, 1983. 58 folders. 153.I.20.6F Chronologically-ordered speech files, July-November, 1983. 64 folders. 153.I.20.7B Chronologically-ordered speech files, December 1983-September 1984. 90 folders. 153.I.20.8F Chronologically-ordered speech files, September-November 1984. 30 folders. Concession statement, November 6, 1984.

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 Excerpts from Mondale campaign speeches, 1982-1984. Jokes, 1983. News comments, 1983-1984. 48 folders. Presidential announcement speech, February 21, 1983, September 1-7, 1984.

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 Radio scripts, 1984. 10 folders. Stump speeches, 1983-1984.

Digital version: Mondale/Ferraro Stump Speech

Digital version: Composite Stump Speech

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 Talking points, 1983-1984. 29 folders. 148.J.18.3B Annotated speech files, July 1, 1981-June 4, 1984. 4 folders.

Annotated and edited in Mondale's hand.

 148.J.18.4F Annotated speeches, July-November 1984. 7 folders. Numbered speeches: 26-204, February 1981-December 1983. 7 folders. 148.J.18.5B Numbered speeches: 205-466, January-November 1984. 44 folders. 153.I.20.9B Card index to numbered speeches, 1983-1984. 3 x 5 index cards in file box. P2804Martin Kaplan speech files:

Marty Kaplan was a Mondale assistant and speech writer. Files include draft and final texts, news clippings, news releases, and correspondence. Includes documents from Peter D. Hart concerning the role of religion in politics, and a July 7, 1983 letter from Barbara Tuchman.

 1976-1979. 1981-1984. 3 folders. Issue Papers and Statements 153.J.1.9B Correspondence and memoranda, 1983-1984. 4 folders. 148.J.17.9B Fact sheets, 1984. Fact sheets 1-46 and card index, 1984. 2 folders. 153.J.1.9B Issues staff list, undated. Issue statements library, 1984. 148.J.17.10F Mondale/Ferraro issue papers book, 1984. 2 folders. Question-and-Answer notebook (unidentified), [ca.1983]. Questionnaires 1-32 and card index, 1983-1984. 3 folders. 153.J.1.9B Specific issues:

Includes fact sheets, issue statements, news releases, Mondale responses to issues questionnaires, and issue and position papers.

 Acid rain fact sheet, 1984. AFL-CIO, 1983. Aging, 1983-1984. Agriculture, 1983-1984. Agriculture fact sheet, 1983-1984. Agriculture trade policy fact sheet, 1984. Agricultural credit and rural America fact sheet, 1984. Agricultural credit crisis fact sheet, undated and 1984. Agricultural policy, 1983-1984. Airline pilots, undated. Alaska natural gas pipeline, undated. American Association of Retired Persons, 1983-1984. American Automobile Association, undated. A.B.A. [American Bar Association?], 1984. ACLU – AFGE, 1984. American Farm Bureau, undated. American Federation of Teachers, 1983. American Hospital Publishing, Inc., 1984. American Indian Review, 1984. American Indians, 1983-1984. American Physical Society, 1984. American Public Health Association questionnaire, 1983-1984. American Public Welfare Association, 1983-1984. American Vocational Association, 1984. Armenian anniversary, 1984. Arms Control, 1984. Articles by Mondale, 1982-1983. Arts, undated. Asian, 1984. ASIS: Science, undated. Automobile industry, 1983. Automotive Age, 1984. Black, Hispanic, and women's caucuses questionnaire, 1984. BNA, undated. Budget fact sheet, 1984. Budget/deficit/tax plan, 1984. Builder Magazine, 1984. Bumpers, Dale, 1983. Business, 1984. Business and economics, undated. California Cast Metals Association, 1984. Caminos Corporation, 1984. Car and Driver Magazine questionnaire, 1984. Caribbean Today, 1984. Catholic Review, undated. Caucus, 1983. Children and day care committees, 1981-1984. Civil rights, 1984. Committee for the Future of America statement, undated. Common Cause and gay rights national lobby, 1984. Community Mental Health questionnaire, 1984. Cooperatives leaders, 1983. Crime, 1984. Criminal justice, undated. Cyprus/Turkey, 1983. Defense, undated. Defense and arms control, 1983-1984. Defense and foreign policy, 1984. Deficit reduction, undated. Deficits, undated. Delegates: Montana, undated. Disabled Americans, 1984. Domestic policy, 1983-1984. 153.J.1.10F Domestic policy packet, 1984. Drug policy fact sheet, 1984. Ebony Magazine questionnaire, 1983-1984. Economy, undated and 1984. 2 folders. Education, undated and 1983-1984. 3 folders. Education Excellence, 1983. Education press conference: Questions and answers, June 15, 1983. Energy, 1983-1984. Energy policy statement, 1983. Environment, undated and 1984. 2 folders. Equal Rights Amendment/Women's issues, undated. Essence, 1984. Exceptional parent, undated. Fairness, 1983. Federal employees questionnaire, 1984. Ferraro statement issued by DNC/Platform Committee/Estrich, 1984. Footwear, undated. Foreign policy, undated. Foreign policy pack, 1984. Foreign trade, undated. Future, undated and 1983-1984. Grace Commission fact sheet, 1984. Gray Panthers, 1984. Grenada, undated. Hart (Senator Gary) and urban policy, 1984. Health care, 1984. Herald, 1984. High technology, 1984. Hispanic, undated. Hospital Tribune, 1984. Housing, 1983. Hunger, 1983. Il Tempo of Rome, undated. Industrial policy packet, 1982. Industrial strategy, undated. Industries, 1983. Iowa, 1983-1984. Israel, 1984. Israel position paper, undated. Jewish Committee for Good Government, undated. Jobs, 1984. Jobs fact sheet, undated. Jobs/unemployment: Position paper, 1983. Kane County Women's Vote, 1984. Kappan magazine, 1983-1984. Kemper Insurance, 1984. Kissinger Commission Q & As, undated. Knights of Columbus questionnaire, 1984. Labor Day statement, 1983. League of Women Voters, 1984. Lebanon, 1983-1984. LULAC voters guide, 1983. Lumber, 1984. Maritime, undated. Marty's (Marty Kaplan) Big 5, 1983. Mass transit, 1984. Medical World News/Mexican American Democrats, 1984. Mexican American Democrats, undated. Mondale response to Reagan statement on arms control, 1983. Mondale/Ferraro thematic statement, 1984. NALEO, undated. National Association of Social Workers, undated. National Catholic News Service, undated. National Coalition against the Use of Pesticides, 1984. National Council of Senior Citizens, 1984. National Council on the Aging, 1984. National Education Association, 1983. National Organization of Women questionnaire, undated. National Pork Producers Council, 1984. National Recreation and Park Association, 1984. National Retail Merchants Association, 1984. National Sheriffs' Association, 1984. National Treasury Employees Union, 1984. National Urban League; St. Thomas; AFL-CIO convention, 1981. Native Americans, 1984. New Deal, undated. New Hampshire Q & As, 1984. Nicaragua, 1984. Nuclear freeze package, 1982-1983. Nuclear weapons fact sheet, 1983. Ohio Association of National (rail) Passengers, undated and 1984. Older Americans, undated and 1984. Pay equity hearings, 1984. Perspective on Aging, 1984. Postal workers, 1984. Private practice Q & As, 1984. Puerto Rican issues position paper, undated. Questions-and-Answers on foreign policy, Social Security, and other issues, 1983. 153.I.20.1B Reagan Administration on Social Security, disability insurance, and Medicare, 1984. Reagan budget fact sheet, 1984. Reagan economic program analysis, undated. Role of government in American Life, undated. Rural America fact sheet, 1984. SAIS Review, 1983. Scholastic Update, 1984. Simpson-Mazzoli immigration bill, 1983-1984. Small business, 1984. Space program, undated. State legislators questionnaire, undated. Steel fact sheet, 1984. Tallahassee Democratic poll and Trans-Africa questionnaire, 1983. Thousand Days: Reagan compared with John F. Kennedy, 1983. Three Mile Island statement, 1984. Tobacco, 1983-1984. Today's Catholic Teacher, 1984. Toxics and hazardous substances, 1984. Trucking, 1983. Trade, undated. Trade package, 1982-1983. Unemployment insurance, 1983. United Auto Workers: Sourcebook for U.S. Senators, 1984. United Press International Q & A, undated. United States economy position paper, 1983. Urban and neighborhood recovery, 1984. 2 folders. Urban Indian Council, undated. Veterans fact sheet, 1984. Vice President's Task Force on Youth Employment, 1980. Wall Street (response), 1984. Washington public power supply system, 1983. Western Gerontological Society, 1984. Western issues, 1983. Women, undated and 1983-1984. 5 folders. Wood and wood products, 1984. World peace proposal, 1983-1984. Youth employment, 1983-1984. Miscellaneous memoranda from issues staff, 1984. Miscellany, 1983-1984. 2 folders. Schedule Files 148.J.18.6F Block (monthly) calendars, 1981-1984. 4 folders. 153.I.20.1B Block (monthly) schedules, 1983-1984. 153.I.20.9B Daily schedules, 1981-1984. 153.L.3.1B Daily schedules, January 1981-December 1981.

Mondale's daily activities, whether personal, political, or professional, were recorded in typed schedules prepared by his law firm staff. The schedules are especially useful in pinpointing Mondale's activities and the associates involved with those activities.

 Events Updates, January-June 1982. Daily schedules, January 1982-September 1983. 153.L.3.2F Daily schedules, October 1983-January 1984 153.I.20.1B Daily schedules, January-July, 1984. 148.J.16.10F Daily schedules, July -September, 1984. Daily schedules, December 21, 1984-January 11, 1985. 148.J.17.9B Trip book, January 3, 1981-October 17, 1984. 148.J.16.10F Trip books, September-November 1984. 5 folders. Finances 142.H.4.7B-2 Accounting transaction codes, 1984. Cash expense report, November 1, 1984. General Ledger: Accounts organized by state, November 1, 1984. Accounts organized by state, November 30, 1984. Administrative costs, November 1, 1984. Administrative costs, November 3, 1984. Detailed accounts organized by state, November 1, 1984. Expenditure summary by state, November 3, 1984. Trip accounts, November 20, 1984. Payroll: Advance staff, 1984. Press Files 148.J.16.10F News clippings: Chronologically-ordered, 1978, 1982-August 1983. 18 folders. 148.J.17.1B Major newspapers: Atlanta-Dallas, 1982-1984. 25 folders. . 148.J.17.2F Major newspapers: Des Moines-Wall Street Journal, 1982-1984. 27 folders. 148.J.17.3B Major newspapers: Washington Post-Miscellaneous, 1982-1984. 6 folders. Regional newspapers: Alabama-Washington state, 1984. 24 folders. 148.J.17.4F Regional newspapers: Wisconsin-Miscellaneous, 1984. 6 folders. Press Office files: Advance seminar, 1983. Alaska pipeline, 1981-1983. Americans for Democratic Action, 1983. Announcement of committee, January 2, 1983. Biographies of Joan Mondale and the Mondale children, undated. Biography of Walter Mondale, 1978-1989. Campaign communications, 1983-1984. Campaign planning manual, 1982. Campaign staff lists, 1983. Chronological file, 1983. 3 folders. Chronological file, November 1983-June 1984. 2 folders. Chronological file: Memos and miscellany, January 1983-May 1984. Chronological letter file, 1983. 3 folders. Colorado, 1984. Convention, June-July 1984. Correspondence: Miscellaneous, 1983. Debates, 1984. Delaware, 1984. Democratic National Committee, 1983-1984. 148.J.17.5B Democratic National Platform, 1984. Detroit-California, 1983. District of Columbia, 1984. Endorsements, 1983. Exploratory Committee, November 1982. Ferraro acceptance speech, July 19, 1984. Gay rights, undated. Georgia, 1984. Guidelines for volunteer activities, 1983. Illinois, 1984. Iowa, 1983. 2 folders. Letters received: No response required, 1982-1984. 4 folders. Maryland, 1984. Media book, undated. Media monitoring log, 1984. Middlesex Report: Campaign Profile of Walter Mondale, 1983. Mondale mailings, undated. Mondale on current issues, undated and 1982. Mondale op-ed piece in New York Daily News, May 6, 1981. Mondale rallies in Chicago, Baltimore, and Cleveland, 1984. New Hampshire, 1983. New Jersey, 1984. 2 folders. News show appearances, 1981-1983. Ohio, 1984. Philadelphia conference, 1982. 148.J.17.6F Photographs, 1984. Politics and the Media: The Mondale/Ferraro philosophy for press advance, 1984. Poll file, 1982. Press Advisory Council, 1983. Press kits, 1982-1983. Qualification for 1984, 1983. Reading file, 1982-1983. Regional newspaper summaries, September-November 1984. 2 folders. Transcripts of campaign speeches by various candidates, 1984. Staff member biographies, 1983-1984. Television news summaries, 1984. Texas, 1984. 2 folders, including 1 sound cassette. Texas: Dallas/San Antonio, 1983. Today Show, January 20, 1983. Trips, 1982-1983. Virginia, 1984. Wyoming, undated. Press Releases: Chronologically-ordered press releases, 1982. Chronologically-ordered press releases, 1983. 12 folders. 148.J.17.7B Chronologically-ordered press releases, 1984. 17 folders.

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 Conventions 148.J.17.10F Affiliation categories and computer record format, 1984. Black delegates, 1984. Caucus appearances, 1984. Cluster 1, 1984. Cluster list, undated. Clusters, 1984. Committees, 1984. Convention hall floor plans, 1984. Convention Host Committee packet, 1984. Convention manuals (unidentified), 1984. 2 folders. Convention outline, 1984. Convention planning, 1984. Convention survival guide, 1984. Daily schedules, 1984. Delegate hotel list, 1984. Delegate tracking computer system code explanation booklet, 1984. Delegates: Miscellany, 1984. Delegation information sheets, 1984. Delegation summary sheets, 1984. Democratic National Committee members list, 1984. Democratic National Convention, 1984. 142.H.4.7B-2 Democratic National Convention: Tip O'Neill's nomination vote tally sheet, 1984. 148.J.17.10F Convention Host Committee packet, 1984. Floor operations/whip structure, 1984. Hispanic delegates/floor map/miscellany, 1984. 148.J.18.1B Katz' convention manual, 1984. 2 folders. Lists of delegates, 1984. Master calendar of events, 1984. Mondale Credentials Committee attendees list, 1984. Notes, memoranda, and miscellaneous papers, 1984. Outline for delegate tracking process, 1984. Parties file (“Corrado”), 1984. Platform planks, 1984. Procedural rules, 1984. Seating chart, 1984. Speakers' package, July 15, 1984. Staff telephone directories and lists, 1984. Talking points, 1984. Miscellany, 1984. Correspondence 153.L.1.3B A-L, 1981. 153.L.1.4F M-Z, 1981. Condolences, 1981. Courtesies, 1981. Recommendations, 1981. Telegrams Sent, 1981. Unanswerable Mail, 1981. A-B (January-April), 1982. 153.L.1.5B B (May-December)-H, 1982. 153.L.1.6F K-R, 1982. 153.L.1.7B S-Z, 1982. Condolences, 1982. Courtesies, 1982. 146.L.8.8F Correspondence, 1983-1984. 4 folders. Political Re-Education Period (1981-1982)

The years immediately following Mondale's vice presidency, 1981-1982, were a period he dubbed his re-education. This was a time "to do a number of things that nationally elected leaders too rarely have the chance to do: to engage in extended discussions with people who are not regular visitors to the White House, to read extensively, to explore long term issues without the pressures of day to day crisis management." Among his staff, this was dubbed a strategy for visibility; a period wherein Mondale could maintain a public profile until it was time to announce his campaign for the 1984 presidential nomination. Mondale used this time to read, to meet with business and world leaders, to lecture at various colleges, and to give speeches before numerous commencement exercises, association meetings and conferences, fund raising events, and democratic caucuses.

During this post-vice presidential period Mondale also helped launch a multi-candidate political action committee, the Committee for the Future of America, which raised funds to support Democratic candidates in the 1982 congressional elections. Mondale also campaigned around the nation on behalf of these candidates. These campaigns kept Mondale in the public forefront and gave him the opportunity to refine the themes developed during his policy advisory meetings.

 153.L.3.14F Subject Files: Analysis of Operation From January 20-June 20, 1981. David Broder Interview: Questions and Answers Briefing, July 22, 1981. Council on Foreign Relations, 1981. Democratic National Committee: DNC [Membership] List, 1981.

Includes the results of a poll of donors to liberal organizations.

 Hunt Commission (on Presidential Nominations), 1981. Walter F. Mondale On the Issues. 1982 Democratic Party Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 1982: 146.L.10.6F Events, 1982. 153.L.3.14F Farmworkers 20th Anniversary Book, 1982. Harris Surveys, 1981. 146.L.10.6F Harry Walker, Inc., 1981. 146.L.10.6F Hunt Commission, 1981. 146.L.10.7B Hunt Commission, 1981. 2 folders. 153.L.3.14F Image, 1982. Legal Services Corporation/Advocates to Save Legal Services, 1981. Legal Services Corporation/Advocates to Save Legal Services: Briefing Book, 1981. Lupus Foundation of America, 1981. Memos from Bert Carp, 1981. Memo from Jim Free, 1981. Memos from Bob Hunter, 1981. Memos from Eric Vaughn, 1981-1982. 2 folders. Memo to Senator Mathias on Severance Pay for Former Senate Employees, February 19-24, 1981. NATO Trip (London, Brussels, Bonn, Tel Aviv, June 23-July 3, 1981): Schedules and Correspondence, March 25-September 25, 1981. Notes. NATO Reading Material. People to Meet, Bibliographies, and Background Articles. Israel: Photographs. Nobel Peace Prize for President Carter, January 30, 1981.

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 146.L.10.7B Photographs: Mondale with Mitterand, 1981. 153.L.3 14F Political Action Committee (PAC): Committee for America's Future, [1981]. Financial [Fund Raising Appeals], 1981. Labor Day Radio Broadcasts, 1981: Press Release. "Two Americas." "Future." "Medicine." "Arms Control." "Generation." "Jobs." "Recession." Memoranda, 1981. 146.L.10.7B Press letters, 1982. 153.L.3.14F Proposed 1982 Political and Substantive Strategy, November 28, 1981. Renaissance Project: Institute for Invention and Innovation. 146.L.10.7B Small business seminar, 1982. 153.L.3.14F Telegram to Vice President Mubarak of Egypt [regarding Anwar Sadat's assassination], October 8, 1981. Think Tank Correspondence, February-June 1981. Vaughn, Eric: Personal, [ca. 1981-1982]. 146.L.10.7B Visit to China and Japan, 1981. 153.L.4.1B WFM Future: Carter Accomplishments. Conservative Groups, 1980-1981. Direct Mail Information, 1981. Foreign Relations, 1981: Future Plans Correspondence/Offers of Help, 1981: Congressional. Midwest. Minnesota. Northeast. Pacific Northwest. South. Washington, D.C.:

Includes Maryland and Virginia.

 Issues: Agenda for the Eighties, February 1980. Aspen Institute, January 22, 1981. Economics, 1981. Labor, 1982. Reagan Statistics, 1981. Role of Government, 1982. Springhill Conference, April 10, 1981: Labor Leaders, 1981-1982. News Articles, 1981. Nonprofit Corporation (Ray Marshall) [The National Policy Exchange], 1981. Office procedures, 1981. Powell, Jody, March 29, 1981. Theme Development, 1981. Policy Advisory/Strategy Meetings and Conferences (arranged chronologically), 1981-1982:

Files documenting Mondale's pre-campaign strategy meetings and conferences.

 Foreign Policy Update Session, April 17, 1981. Natomas Energy Conference, April 23-24, 1981. Crime Study Initiative, June 19, 1981. Monetary Policy Meeting, July 17, 1981. 2 folders. Strategic Weapons and Arms Control, July 26-August 1, 1981. Controls and Income Policy Meeting, August 7, 1981. Trade Policy Meeting, September 24, 1981. Tax Policy Meeting, September 25, 1981. Peter Peyser Meeting, October 7, 1981. Productivity Conference, December 1-2, 1981. [Productivity Growth and Decline: Does Economic Policy Make A Difference?]: Strategy Meeting 1, January 3-5, 1982. 2 folders. Strategy Meeting 2, February 9, 1982. Natomas Conference on the Economy, January 29-30, 1982. Small Business and Innovation Seminar, February 10, 1982. Presidential Exploratory Committee Conference, November 19-21, 1982. 153.L.4.2F Eric Vaughn's Policy Briefing Files, (arranged alphabetically by subject), 1981:

Source materials used for Mondale's re-education. The files were kept by Eric Vaughn, one of Mondale's research assistants and formerly, under the vice presidential office, his special assistant for domestic policy.

 Crime. 2 folders. Defense/Foreign Policy. 7 folders.

Includes various articles, papers, and clippings regarding NATO, El Salvador, Saudi Arabia, AWACS, Soviet Union, Germany, Poland, and China.

 Defense/National Security. Democratic Study Group Reports: Fact Sheet 97-2S: Budget Resolution Amendments, May 1, 1981. Special Report 97-3: Oil Company Profits--1980, February 18, 1981. Special Report 97-4: Reagan's Radical New Tax Philosophy, February 23, 1981. Special Report 97-5: Reagan's Congressional Squeeze Play, February 24, 1981. Special Report 97-9: The Reagan Economic Plan--Will It Work?, March 31, 1981. Special Report 97-10: The Reagan Health Budget, April 1, 1981. Special Report 97-11: The Reagan Transportation Budget, April 5, 1981. Special Report 97-13: The Reagan Budget and the Cities, April 7, 1981. Special Report 97-14: Employment and the Reagan Budget, April 8, 1981. Special Report 97-15: The War on Poverty, April 8, 1981. Special Report 97-16: The Reagan Energy Budget, April 9, 1981. Special Report 97-17: The Reagan Economic Plan and Small Business, April 10, 1981. Special Report 97-18: The Reagan Education Budget, April 13, 1981. Special Report 97-19: The Reagan Environmental Budget, April 14, 1981. Special Report 97-20: Impact of the Reagan Budget on Rural and Small Town America, April 27, 1981. Special Report 97-21: The Impact of the Reagan Defense Budget, May 4, 1981. Special Report 97-23: The Case Against Block Grants, June 17, 1981. Economic Policy. 7 folders. 153.L.4.3B Energy. 3 folders. Foreign Policy/Foreign Relations. Immigration Briefing Packet. Social Policy. News Clippings: Washington Monthly Article on Senator Gary Hart ["Should This Man Be President"], October 1981. Parade on Tip O'Neill, [The Washington Post], September 27, 1981. New York Times Magazine Piece on Reagan's First 100 Days, Spring 1981. Presidential Poll, The Washington Post, April 25, 1981. Walter F. Mondale, 1981. 1984 Presidential Hopefuls, 1981. News Events and Public Policy, 1981. Published Sources: Defense/Foreign Policy: Anti-Defamation League Reference Material/Middle East, 1981. Challenges for US. National Security: Assessing the Balance: Defense Spending and the Economy: The Strategic Balance and the Strategic Arms Limitation. A Preliminary Report / prepared by the Staff of the Carnegie Panel on U.S. Security and the Future of Arms Control. Washington, D.C.: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1981. Challenges for U.S. National Security: Assessing the Balance: Defense Spending and Convention Forces. A Preliminary Report, Part II/ prepared by the Staff of the Carnegie Panel on U.S. Security and the Future of Arms Control. Washington, D.C.: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1981. Foreign Affairs (Spring 1981) Journal Articles:

Josef Josse, "European-American Relations: The Enduring Crisis"; Pierre Lellouche, "Europe and Her Defense"; and Helmut Schmidt, "A Policy of Reliable Partnership."

 Resources for Defense: A Review of Key Issues for Fiscal Years 1982- 1986 / Congressional Budget Office, Congress of the United States. Washington, D.C.: USGPO, January 1981. NATO: Rationalization/Standardization Within NATO: A Report to the U.S. Congress / by Harold Brown, Secretary of Defense: Fifth report. January 1979. Seventh report. January 1981. Strengthening NATO: Pomcus and Other Approaches / Congressional Budget Office, Congress of the United States. [Washington, D.C.: USGPO], February 1979. Western Security/Soviet Relations: Soviet leadership in transition / Jerry F. Hough. Washington D.C.: The Brookings Institution, 1980. Western Security: What Has Changed? What Should Be Done? / Karl Kaiser, Winston Lord, Thierry de Montbrial, David Watt. New York: Council on Foreign Relations, 1981. Public Policy: Educating Our Citizens: The Search for Excellence / Walter F. Mondale, Alonzo A. Crim, Denis P. Doyle. Alternatives for the 1980's, no. 9. Washington, D.C.: Center for National Policy, 1983. A National Agenda for the Eighties / President's Commission for a National Agenda for the Eighties. Washington, D.C.: USGPO, 1980. 153.L.4.4F 1982 Campaigns, 1981-1982:

Files pertaining to Mondale's support of Democratic candidates in the 1982 state congressional elections.

 Political Briefings (arranged alphabetically by place): Alabama, 1982. Arizona, 1982. California, 1981-1982. 2 folders. Colorado, 1981-1982. Connecticut, 1981-1982. District of Columbia, 1981. Florida, 1981-1982. Georgia, 1981-1982. Idaho, 1982. Illinois, 1981-1982. Indiana, 1982. Iowa, 1981-1982. Kansas, 1981-1982. Kentucky, 1982. Louisiana, 1982. Maine, 1981-1982. Maryland, 1982. Massachusetts, 1981-1982. Michigan, 1981-1982. Minneapolis-Michigan Briefing Book, November 30-December 4, 1981. Minnesota, 1981-1982. Missouri, 1981-1982. Nebraska, 1982. Nevada, 1981. New Hampshire, 1982. New Mexico, 1982. New Jersey, 1981-1982. New York, 1981-1982. 2 folders. North Carolina, 1981-1982. North Dakota, 1982. Ohio, 1981. Oklahoma, 1982. Oregon, 1981-1982. Pennsylvania, 1981. Puerto Rico, 1981. Rhode Island, 1981. South Carolina, 1981. South Dakota, 1981. Tennessee, 1982. Texas, 1981-1982. Utah, 1981. Vermont, 1982. Virginia, 1981. Washington, 1981-1982. Wisconsin, 1981-1982. Wyoming, 1981. Subject Files: 146.L.10.7B Election night, 1982. 153.L.4.5B Message to George H. W. Bush, October 4, 1982.

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 Miscellany. News Media Background Information. Ralph Whitehead Miscellaneous Notes [press relations?]. News Articles. Senate Races. Statement of WFM on House Veto Override, September 9, 1982. 146.L.10.7B Summary of political invitations, 1982. 153.L.4.5B Travel:

Includes a list of events scheduled for 1982 where Mondale appeared on behalf of Democratic candidates for the 1982 congressional elections.

 146.L.10.7B Miscellany, 1982. 153.L.4.5B Trip Reports, January-November 1982. 4 folders. Polling 148.J.18.1B Cambridge poll, September 25-27, 1984. Cambridge poll, October 2-3, 1984. Cambridge poll: Tully's chart/National support groups, 1984. Hamilston and Staff poll: Arkansas, August 13-14, 1984. Arkansas, October 12-13, 1984. Kentucky, August 10-12, 1984. Major national polls, December 21, 1981. 2 folders. Massachusetts Presidential Poll, October 15, 1984. 3 folders. Morris, Reilly and Kerasiotes, Inc. (MRK) Polls: Alabama, New Jersey, and Iowa, October 17, 1984. Connecticut, Alabama, Missouri, and California, October 1, 1984. 148.J.18.2F Mail intercept interviews: Atlanta, Kansas City, and Baltimore, September 11-12, 1984. Maine, August 17-18, 1984. Males in California, September 1-8, 1984.

“Survey of media habits among twenty-five to forty-nine year olds.”

 Males in Georgia, August 30-September 5, 1984. Males in Illinois, September 7-11, 1984. Males in Pennsylvania, September 4-9, 1984. Males in State of New York, September 1-7, 1984. Penn and Schoen Poll: Garth analysis, February 1984. Michigan, August 25-26, 1984. Peter D. Hart Research Associates Inc.: Memoranda to Mondale campaign, 1983-1984. Nationwide polls, July-October 12, 1984. 9 folders. 148.J.18.3B Nationwide polls, October 13-November 1, 1984. 6 folders. Alabama, October 13, 1984. California, 1984. Democrats and Independents, September 9, 1984. Democrats and Independents, September 12, 1984. Democrats and Independents, September 15, 1984. Georgia, August 1984. Minnesota, October 29, 1984. Mississippi, August 1984. New Hampshire, August 1983. Ohio, October 15, 1984. Post-Presidential debate, October 7-8, 1984. South Carolina, August 1984. Tennessee, August 1984. Texas, August 1984. 2 volumes in 2 folders. Texas, September 19, 1984. Texas, October 8, 1984. Subject Files (General) 146.L.8.6F Advertisement scripts, 1984. Advance forms, 1984. 2 folders. Advance staff list, 1984. America for Mondale: Washington State, 1983. American Federation of Teachers, undated. Anderson, John: Endorsement of Walter Mondale, 1984. Animal welfare, 1984. Arab-American response, 1984. 146.L.10.1B Aronson, Bernie: Memos concerning Mondale's image, speeches, issues, and campaign strategies, 1981-1982. 146.L.8.6F Articles authored by Mondale, 1956-1983. Attorney general campaign clippings, 1962. Attorney general materials, 1962. Berman/Torricelli campaign planning, 1981. Biographical information, undated and 1984. Biographical information: Geraldine Ferraro, 1984. Biographical information: Political Profiles biography by Finlay Lewis, 1984. Boston Peace Forum, 1983. Briefing materials, 1983-1984. 10 folders. Budget: Restless Farm retreat, 1983. Budget reduction plan, 1984. Campaign films and filming, 1983. Campaign posters, 1984. Campaign staff lists, 1983-1984. Campaign stickers, 1984. Campaign strategy memoranda, 1983-1984. Campaign miscellany: Various states, 1982-1984. Carter, Jimmy: References to Mondale in his book “Keeping Faith,” undated. Cartoon, 1985. Clippings, 1983-1984. Committee for the Future of America: Congressional candidates files:

This was a political action committee. Files contain information on on congressional candidates and contests throughout the United States. Curt Wiley served as Executive Director, and David Doak served as Director of Campaign Services.

 Alabama-Arkansas, 1982. 13 folders. 146.L.8.7B Arkansas-Michigan, 1982. 109 folders. 146.L.8.8F Michigan-North Dakota, 1982. 78 folders. Critique of the Republican platform, 1984. 146.L.9.1B Debate files, 1983-1984. 17 folders. Democratic candidates' debates: Preparation book, 1984. Democratic platform outline, 1984. Democratic presidential candidates' debate on nuclear arms, 1983. Eizenstat memo to Mondale: A proposal to maintain the momentum, 1984. Environment: Great Lakes, 1983. Farrakhan, Louis, 1984. Ferraro, Geraldine: Financial information, 1982-1984. Ferraro-Zaccaro financial condition, 1984. Ferraro-Zaccaro personal income tax returns, 1978-1983. Form letters, 1984. Freeze supports, 1984. Fund raising: Finchem files, 1979. 2 folders.

Tim Finchem was Mondale's national finance director.

 146.L.9.2F Finchem files, 1979-1983. 10 folders.

Includes a folder on America for Mondale.

 Nationwide recruitment drive, 1983. 16 folders. Glenn, Senator John, 1983. 2 folders. Green, Ernie: African-American voters and leadership files (“constituencies” files), 1983-1984. 48 folders.

Green was coordinator of “constituencies” and deputy campaign manager.

 146.L.9.3B Green, Ernie: African-American voters and leadership files (“constituencies” files), 1983-1984. 29 folders. Hansen, Lawrence: Correspondence, 1983. Harrison Salisbury on Mondale, 1984. Hart, Gary, undated and 1983-1984. 4 folders. Industrial policy and Independence Day message, 1983.

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 Kaplan, Martin, 1983. 2 folders. Legal, 1983. Leone, Richard: Files, 1984. 41 folders.

Leone was senior political advisor to the Mondale-Ferraro campaign, with responsibility for polling and coordinating debates.

 146.L.9.4F Leone, Richard: Files, 1984. 88 folders. 146.L.9.5B Leone, Richard: Files, 1984. 52 folders. Letters received: Post-election, November-December 1984. 6 folders. 146.L.9.6F Letters received: Post-election, January 1985. Lillehaug, 1983. McGowan, Becky: Files, 1981-1982. 8 folders.

Includes Committee for America's Future and Committee for the Future of America.

 Media files, 1984. 3 folders. Meet the Press television show appearances, 1982-1983. 2 folders. Meeting with Democratic governors, 1984. Meeting with Democratic mayors, 1984. Mondale, Joan: Clippings, 1983. Mondale campaign themes, 1984. Mondale congressional delegates, 1984. 4 folders. Mondale positions on key issues, undated. Mondale positions on various issues, 1984. Mondale telegram to Chernenko concerning Andrei Sakharov, 1984. Mondale-Ferraro campaign staff lists and biographies, 1984. Mondale-Ferraro headquarters telephone directory, 1984. Mondale-Ferraro issues papers, 1984.

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 146.L.9.7B MX missile letter, 1983. National Association of Counties, 1983. News clippings, 1967-1984. 3 folders. Notch, 1983. Peter D. Hart Research Associates survey reports, August 1984. Photographs, 1981-1984. Platform briefing materials book, 1984. 2 folders. Platform recommendations of the DNC Hispanic caucus, 1984. Political life archives, 1979-1984. Presidential exploratory committee, 1982. Press advance staff operating manual, 1984. Reagan Administration on Medicare, 1984. Reagan deficits and proposed budget cuts, 1984. Reagan 1948 statement about President Truman, 1984. Regan statements refuted, 1984. Reagan's steel plan, 1984. Sarcone, Patricia: Files, 1981-1982. 11 folders. .

Sarcone was an executive assistant to Mondale. Includes oval office photographs taken on the last night of the Carter Administration and a copy of a letter from Mondale to George H. W. Bush, 1982.

 Senate campaign clippings, 1966. Senate voting record (1965-1976), 1984. 146.L.10.1B Spannaus, Warren: Correspondence and fund raising files, 1983-1984. 3 folders. 146.L.9.7B Staff lists, 1984. Staff sessions and Marty Kaplan's message memo, 1983. Statement on Mondale's health, 1984. 146.L.9.8F Taft accolades award, 1981. Torricelli, Robert: Correspondence, 1981. 32 folders. Staff memoranda: Incoming, 1981. 25 folders. . Staff memoranda: Outgoing, 1981. 9 folders. 146.L.10.1B Staff memoranda: Outgoing, 1981. 8 folders. Trade policy: Rep. Sam Gibbons memorandum to Mondale, 1983. Trip calendar, 1984. 142.C.20.6 Watercolor portrait of Mondale, [ca.1982]. 146.L.10.1B Miscellany, 1983-1984. Subject Files Kept by Law Firm Staff

This set of subject files was maintained by Mondale's law firm staff without distinctions among what were clearly personal concerns, political activities, professional interests, or company matters. The files were kept intermittently during 1981-1987 and 1987-1993, but are arranged here as one centralized alphabetical set.

Included are a set of files kept by Rebecca McGowan, Mondale's administrative assistant with Winston & Strawn. These files were kept between 1981 and 1983 and primarily pertain to Mondale's support of Democratic candidates in the 1982 congressional and local elections. There are also files pertaining to the Committee for the Future of America and to Mondale's strategy for maintaining his visibility until the 1984 presidential campaign.

 153.L.2.4F Airlines, 1981. Agri-Tech, Incorporated, 1981.

Informational publication with cover letter by Mondale.

 Alaska Pipeline, 1989. Allen, Herb, [1981-1982]. Alitalia, 1981.

Background information.

 ALSTHOM, 1989.

Background, and report by Mondale, on its problems with Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) in San Francisco.

 American Arbitration Association, 1990. American Arbitration Association: National Advisory Committee for Large, Complex Cases, 1992. American Friends of the Open University of Israel: Yigal Allon Award, 1989. American Public Welfare Association (APWA), 1988-1992. Artan Research, 1981. Askew, Reubin, [1981-1982]. AWACS, 1981. Bergsten, Fred, 1991. Bieging, David, 1989. Bork Op-Ed, 1987. Bretton Woods Committee, 1989-1990. Broder [David S.] Columns, 1981. Budget [Federal], 1981. Bush & Quayle, 1989. Butterworth's [Butterworth Legal Publishers], 1989. Cameroon, 1989. 1988 Campaign, 1988. Canned Melon & Kiwi Juices, 1989. Capital Services, Inc., 1981. Carlson School of Management Advisory Council (University of Minnesota), 1990. Carlyle Group, 1989-1990. Carter Center Fund Raising Names, 1993. Carter, Jimmy and Rosalyn: Biographical Information, 1978. Center for Public Resources Legal Program, 1988. Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS--Robert Hunter), 1987-1990. Chicano Education Program, 1979-1981. Chinese Speech [Beijing Seminar on Trade and Investment in Asia], 1993. Clinton/Gore, 1992. Cold Spring Granite Company, 1988. College Democrats, 1981. Columbia Pictures, 1981. Community Services Administration, 1981. Connect US/USSR, 1989. Congressional Outreach, 1981. Control Data Corporation, 1979-1981. Council on Foreign Relations, 1982, 1987-1993. 2 folders. Crime Study, 1981. Croatia, 1991-1992. Crotty, Bill, 1991. 153.L.2.5B Dayan, Moshe, 1981. DeConcini, Dennis, 1990. Defense Spending, 1980. Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL): Notes, 1991. Democratic House Campaign Committee, 1981. Democratic National Committee (DNC), 1981, 1989. 3 folders. Democratic Strategy Council, 1981. Director/Officer Information, 1991-1992.

Regarding Mondale's positions as director or officer in various companies.

 Dukakis, Michael, 1988. Dunkers, Twin Cities, 1990-1993. Durenberger, Dave, 1981, 1990. 2 folders. Earthquake Committee, 1981. Economic Policy Conference, 1981.

For greater detail, see Political Life, 1981-1982: Policy Advisory/Strategy Meetings and Conferences: Monetary Policy Meeting, July 17, 1981.

 Election, 1980.

List of state general election coordinators.

 Emergency Black Survival Fund, 1982. Family Focus, 1981. Farmamerica Minnesota, Waseca, Minn., 1988-1990. al Fassi, 1990. FEC (Federal Election Commission), 1979-1981.

Contains an annotated photocopy of the FEC's "Report of the Audit Division on the Republican Party of New Jersey and the '76 Campaign Dinner."

 Federal Reserve Board, [1981]. Feinstein, Diane, 1991-1992. Feinstein for Governor, 1989-1990. Ferraro, 1991-1992. FMC Corporation, 1988. Foreign Policy: Bill Maynes, 1987. Formosan Association for Public Affairs: Mike Fonte/Dr. Chai, 1987. Friends of the Minnesota Valley Board, 1992. Fund for Democracy and Development, 1992-1993. Future European Visit, 1981. Germany, 1981. Goldin, Harrison J., 1990. Good Morning America, 1981. Gould [Arthur I.], 1981.

Contains Winston & Strawn's interpretations of Section 385 of IRS regulations.

 Haitian Refugees, 1981. Hamline University Board of Trustees, 1988. Harris, Lou & Associates, 1981.

Includes various surveys on domestic policies, the Reagan presidency, and the 1984 presidential election, as well as the text of two speeches given by Louis Harris.

 Hart, Gary, 1987. Hebrew University: Institute of European Studies, 1992. Honeywell, 1981. Hubert Humphrey Human Rights Award Dinner, Oct. 22, 1981. Immigration, 1979-1981. Indian Matters, 1989-1990. Inflation, 1981. International Trade/Energy Meeting, Sept. 24, 1981. Israel, 1988. Jackson, Jesse, 1988. Jacobs, Harry, 1991-1993. Jefferson Center: Ned Crosby, 1987. KCTA, 1987. Kennedy, Edward M. [Fund for a Democratic Majority]. Kim & Chang: Tom Coleman, 1988.

Proposal for working with South Korean companies that wish to do business with mainland China.

 Kimmett, Bob, 1991. Kling, Bill: MPR [Minnesota Public Radio], 1991. Kolojeski, John [Environmental Impairment Liability Insurance], 1989. 153.L.2.6F Labor, 1981. Labor Leaders, 1990. Lauder, Robert S., Foundation, 1990. Legal Services, 1981. Levi Strauss, 1981. Library of Congress, 1981-1984.

Regarding staff borrowing privileges.

 Lists: Mondale Breakfast Leadership Council, April 14, 1981. Georgetown Club Dinner, April 29. Macalester College Reunion, 1989. Mankato State University: Russia's Open University, 1991. Martineau Walker, 1987-1990.

Canandian law firm: prospects for relationship with Dorsey and Whitney.

 Milk PACs, 1981 Minneapolis Club, 1987-1993. Minnesota Chapter, Organization of Chinese Americans, 1990. Minnesota Foundations, 1988. Mondale, Ellen, 1991. Mondale, Joan A., 1981.

Memo re: her possible need for staff assistance.

 Mondale, Walter F.: Bar Admission, 1981. Biography, [1981]. Board Invitations, [1981]. Continuing Legal Education, 1981. Reading Lists, 1981. Muskie, 1980-1981. Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), 1988. National Bone Marrow Donor Registry, 1987-1989. National Computer Systems, 1989. National Honorary Committee to Endow Judge D. L. Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law, 1992. National Policy Exchange, [1981-1982]. Noise Cancellation Technologies, 1989. Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition, 1981. Norway, [1981]. Nour-Omid Family, 1982.

Political asylum case.

 ODC (Overseas Development Corporation), 1987-1990. 2 folders. Office Decorating, 1988-1989. Oil, 1981. Organization of Chinese Americans: See Minnesota Chapter, Organization of Chinese Americans, 1990. Orheim, Olav: Jostedalsbreen National Park (The Norwegian Glacial Centre), 1989-1992. Ouyang, Cathy, 1992. Oxley, Warren 1987. Paulau, Republic of, 1988. Palmer, Arthur: Lowell Inn, 1988. Partnership [Dorsey & Whitney], 1989-1990. PATCO (Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization), 1981. Peat Moss: Minnesota, 1987. Pillsbury, 1981. PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization), 1981. Politics, 1992. Polls, 1981-1982. Pope's Statement on Labor, [1981-1982]. Presidential Nomination, 1976.

Excerpt from Participation in American Presidential Nominations, 1976 by Austin Ranney.

 Press, 1981. Press Requests/Acceptances, 1981. Principle [sic] Fall Speeches, 1981. Primary 1980, 1980-1981. Questions, [1981]. Quinming Medical, Inc., 1988. Rand Corporation, 1981. Range Television Cable Co., Inc., 1989-1991. Rather, Dan, 1981. Ray Road Associates Limited Partnership, 1988-1992. Reaganomics, 1981. Rice, Condoleezza, 1991. Right of First Refusal, 1988. Rizzo, Frank, [1981-1982]. Sadat, 1981. Saint Paul/Minneapolis Committee on Foreign Relations, 1987-1992. Samuels, Howard, 1981. Schmookler, Andy, 1981.

Memoranda regarding Mideast affairs.

 School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS): Johns Hopkins University, 1987-1989. Seven Sisters Law Firm, 1988. Shapiro Article, 1981.

"The Pause That Refreshes," New York Times.

 Short Term America, 1981.

Theme development memorandum.

 Sick, Gary: Hostages, 1991. Solum, Rick, 1989-1990. South, [1981-1982]. South Africa (Dorsey & Whitney), 1987.

Clippings regarding merger with Busby, Rehm & Leonard; information on Dorsey & Whitney's position regarding representation of South African interests.

 153.L.2.7B Speech Mailing List, [1981]. Speech Writers, 1981.

Mainly applications/resumes.

 Springhill Conference, December 1-2, 1981.

Shaping an Economic Policy for Productivity Growth.

 Star Tribune: Tom Hamburger Series, 1988.

Mondale's vice-presidency; comments on his campaigns and campaign strategies.

 Star Wars: Arms Control, 1984-1985. Stevenson, Adlai, 1991. Strategic Plan, 1990.

For Mondale's business development, client, civic, and other activities as a partner in Dorsey & Whitney.

 Strategy Sessions, 1981.

For Mondale's 1981-1982 political activities.

 Summit Conference, 1988. Thanks to Scandinavia, 1992-1993 Themes, 1981.

For speeches and remarks.

 Thurow, Lester, 1981.

Articles regarding U.S. economy.

 Transition, 1989.

Sheaf of miscellaneous notes.

 Twentieth Century Fund: Task Force on Covert Action, 1991.

Task Force minutes and draft of report.

 Twentieth Century Fund: Task Force on the Vice Presidency, 1988.

Regarding the nature of the vice presidency and the vice presidential selection process.

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 Udall Center, Friends of (University of Arizona), 1989. University of Minnesota: General Counsel, 1991. University of Saint Thomas Advisory Board, 1992. Vacations, 1990-1991. Vietnam, 1988. Vietnam Women's Memorial Project, [1988]. Visibility Strategy, 1981.

For Mondale as ex-vice president.

 Volunteer Speechwriters, 1981. Walker Art Center, 1989-1990. We the People [Presidential forum], 1991-1992. Webster, David, 1989.

Regarding trans-atlantic dialogue on European broadcasting.

 Wellstone, Paul, 1990-1992. Westminster Church, 1991-1993. Whipple, Bishop, 1991-1992. White Burkett Miller Center of Public Affairs (University of Virginia), 1989.

Includes Q&A with Mondale about Jimmy Cater and the Carter presidency.

 Wilensky, Scott [Minnesota Public Interest Group], 1989. Yankelovich, Daniel, [1981].

Contains a summary of statistics from various polls conducted between 1978 and 1981.

 Youth Policy Institute, 1981. Zeidman, John Fisher: China Center, 1981-1982. Zimbabwe, 1981. Rebecca McGowan's Files (Administrative Assistant to Walter F. Mondale): Caneel Bay. Chronological File [outgoing correspondence], 1982.

Mainly campaign activities, scheduling, and finances.

 Committee for the Future of America. Democratic National Party Midterm Convention, Philadelphia, June 24-27, 1982. General Scheduling Memos/Information, 1982. Nuclear War. Scheduled Lists of WFM's 1982 Events. Staff Lists/Hill Contacts. Stevenson, Adlai. WFM Announcements/Statements: Mondale [Presidential] Exploratory Committee, Nov. 10, 1982. Senator Edward M. Kennedy's decision not to seek the Democratic Presidential nomination, Dec. 1, 1982. Death of Governor Gallen, Dec. 29, 1982. Mondale for President Committee, January 3, 1983. WFM 1984 Strategy, 1982.

Outlines of strategic review topics, Voting Rights Act background, 1982 campaign schedule and election facts.

 Sound and Visual Recordings 142.H.6.2F-1 Sound cassettes:

Recordings cover various types of events, including campaign appearances, speeches, press conferences, dinners, rallies, fund-raisers, and meetings. Cassettes are arranged chronologically. Some cassettes contain more than one event and/or date. Micro cassettes are noted individually.

Related material: To determine the events that may have occurred on the dates listed for the cassettes, please consider using the 1984 Presidential Campaign Schedule Files as a guide to the possible content of the recordings.

 Chronological cassettes: Undated. 9 sound cassettes. 142.H.5.7B-2 1981. 3 sound cassettes: March 3. May 28 and October 19. November 9. 1982. 6 sound cassettes: February 13. 3 cassettes. June 29. September 6. December 4. 1983. 250 sound cassettes and 13 microcassettes: Undated. 3 cassettes. January 12. January 14. January 21, 25, and 26. January 28 and 29. 1 microcassette. January 29. 1 microcassette. February 4. February 15. 2 cassettes. February 17. February 21. 1 cassette and 2 microcassettes. February 22. 1 cassette and 2 microcassettes. February 23. 2 microcassettes. February 24. 3 microcassettes. March 3. 2 microcassettes. March 6. March 7. 2 cassettes. March 8. 2 cassettes. March 9. 2 cassettes. March 16. March 22. March 23. March 24. March 25. March 25-26. March 26. March 28. March 30. 2 cassettes. March 31. April 5. April 6. April 6, and 12-13. April 8-9. April 13. April 14. April 16 and 18. 1 microcassette. April 20. April 21. April 23. April 26. April 27. April 28. 3 cassettes. April 29. 2 cassettes. April 30-May 1. May 4. 3 cassettes. May 9. May 10. May 16. May 16-17. May 17. 2 cassettes. May 18. May 19-20. May 20. May 21. May 23. May 23-24. May 24. June 2. 2 cassettes. June 3. June 4-5. June 8. 3 cassettes. June 9. 5 cassettes. June 10-11. June 11. 142.H.5.8F-1 June 12. 2 cassettes June 15. 2 cassettes June 17. 2 cassettes June 18. 3 cassettes June 24. June 26. June 30. July 1. 2 cassettes. July 2. 2 cassettes. July 10. July 14. 2 cassettes. July 15-16. July 16. 3 cassettes. July 17. July 19. July 20. July 22. 3 cassettes. July 23. 2 cassettes. July 23-24. July 24. July 27-28. July 28. July 28 and 31. July 29. July 29-30. July 30. July 31. August 1. August 10. August 12 and 14. August 13. August 16. 2 cassettes. August 21-22. August 22. August 30. August 30-31. August 31. September 1. September 6-7. September 7. September 11. September 12. September 13. September 13-14. September 14. 2 cassettes. September 16. September 17. September 19. September 20. September 22-23. September 23. September 24. September 26. September 27. 4 cassettes. September 28. September 29 and October 12. September 30. October 1. 2 cassettes. October 3. October 4. 2 cassettes. October 5. October 5-6. October 6. 2 cassettes. October 7. 2 cassettes. October 8. 2 cassettes. October 12. 2 cassettes. October 13-14. October 14. 2 cassettes. October 16. October 17. October 19. 142.H.5.8F-2 October 20. 2 cassettes. October 21. 3 cassettes. October 23. October 24. October 25. October 25-26. October 26. October 27. 2 cassettes. October 28. 2 cassettes. October 29. 3 cassettes. November 3. 3 cassettes. November 3-4. November 9. 2 cassettes. November 10. 2 cassettes. November 10-11. November 11. November 12. 2 cassettes. November 15. November 16. 2 cassettes. November 18. 2 cassettes. November 19. November 21. November 22. 3 cassettes. November 28. November 29. 3 cassettes. November 30. 2 cassettes. November-December. December 1. December 2. 2 cassettes. December 3. December 6-7. December 7. December 8-9. December 9. December 2. 10 cassettes. December 11. December 13. December 14. December 15. 2 cassettes. December 15-16. December 16. December 16-17. December 18. December 31. 1984. 186 sound cassettes and 3 microcassettes: Undated. 8 cassettes. January 1. January 3. 3 cassettes. January 4. 3 cassettes. January 4-5. January 5. 2 cassettes. January 6. 2 cassettes. January 7. 3 cassettes. January 8. January 11. 2 cassettes. January 12. 2 cassettes. 142.H.6.1B-1 January 12 and February 8. January 15. 3 cassettes. January 17. January 18. 5 cassettes. January 19. 4 cassettes. January 19-20. January 20. 3 cassettes. January 20-21. January 21. 2 cassettes. January 24. 3 cassettes. January 25. 3 cassettes. January 26. 4 cassettes. January 26-27. January 27. 3 cassettes. January 27-28. January 30. February 1. 2 cassettes. February 1-2. February 2. 3 cassettes. February 3. 2 cassettes. February 4. February 5.