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Counsel to the President

KENNETH A. LAZARUS

Associate Counsel to the President:

Files, 1974-77

SUMMARY DESCRIPTION

Material on advice given to the President, White House staff, and First Family on legal matters, domestic and foreign issues, presidential powers, and personnel matters. Prominent topics include legislation, White House liaison with agencies and departments of the federal government, presidential appointments, including the Supreme Court nomination of Justice John Paul Stevens, executive-legislative relations, and White House administration. The collection contains much material created or received by Dudley Chapman, Barry Roth, Bobbie Greene Kilberg, Roderick Hills, William Casselman, and Jay French.

QUANTITY

23.6 linear feet (ca. 47,200 pages)

DONOR

Gerald R. Ford (accession numbers 77-9, 77-10, and 81-29)

ACCESS

Open. Some items may be temporarily restricted under terms of the donor's deed of gift, a copy of which is available on request, or under National Archives and Records Administration general restrictions (36 CFR 1256).

COPYRIGHT

Gerald R. Ford has donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain.

Prepared by: Geir Gundersen, May 1994

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BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Kenneth A. Lazarus

March 10, 1942 Born, Passaic, New Jersey

1964 University of Dayton (B.A.)

1967 University of Notre Dame Law School (J.D.)

1967-69 Staff Assistant, Office of the Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division, Department of Justice

1969-71 Trial Attorney, Tax Division, Department of Justice

1971 George Washington University Law School (LL.M.)

1971-73 Associate Counsel, United States Senate Subcommittee on Criminal Laws and Procedures

1973-74 Minority Counsel, United States Senate Subcommittee on Criminal Laws and Procedures

1974 Minority Counsel, United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary

1974-1977 Associate Counsel to the President

1977- Partner, law firm of Ward, Lazarus, and Grow, Washington, DC

INTRODUCTION

Kenneth Lazarus joined the White House staff in December 1974 as Associate Counsel to the President. Lazarus reviewed a wide array of issues and topics for possible legal problems. He facilitated, evaluated, or assessed substantive policy, legislative programs, enrolled bills, proclamations, executive orders, agency actions where law required presidential approval, executive privilege, and staff dealings with the Justice Department. He also handled conflict of interest and other standards of conduct with respect to White House staff and presidential appointees, Hatch Act and Civil Service questions affecting the White House, foreign and domestic gifts to the President, White House authorization bills and budget matters, and election questions.

Scope And Content of the Collection

The Files chronicle the numerous legal services provided by Lazarus and other attorneys in the Counsel's Office. At its inception, the collection served as the working files of Lazarus and his colleagues as they often shared or cooperated on tasks. Included are documents produced and received by Dudley Chapman, Bobbie Greene Kilberg, Barry Roth, Jay French, Roderick Hills, William Casselman, and Philip Areeda. With time, each individual created their own files as their specific roles evolved and as they were assigned special projects. However, Lazarus continued to add materials to this collection and assumed practical ownership of its contents.

A Subject File and an Office Chronological File comprise the collection. The Subject File, the major portion of the collection, is organized into categories based on the White House Central Files Subject File. The Subject File addresses a wide array of topics and includes major segments on legislation, the organizations of the federal government, and personnel management.

The Counsel's Office provided analyses and commentary on most legislative activity during the Ford administration. Included are drafts and analyses of bills and resolutions, staff commentary, agency input, and decision memoranda prepared for the President. There is also substantial material on executive-legislative relations, particularly "legislative encroachment" and the President’s veto power, and White House efforts to lobby Congress.

The Counsel's Office also served as the primary White House liaison with regulatory agencies and departments of the federal government. There is information on a multitude of agencies, commissions, and committees encompassing the three branches of government, including such diverse organizations as the Department of Agriculture, the Office of Telecommunications Policy, and the Commission on the Revision of the Federal Court Appellate System (the Hruska Commission).

In addition, the Counsel's Office played a key role in personnel management, particularly in regard to background and investigative checks of prospective White House staff and presidential appointees. The staff attorneys, and Ken Lazarus in particular, reviewed and commented on recommendations from the Presidential Personnel Office, ensured that all White House staff and presidential appointees had the proper clearances, and advised individuals about possible problems concerning standards of conduct, conflict of interest, or the Hatch Act. Of particular interest is the material on the Supreme Court nomination of Justice John Paul Stevens, including background information on the confirmation process, Justice Stevens, and his past decisions and statements.

The collection is also a good source of information on a multitude of other topics. For example, there is material on trade issues such as the Arab economic boycott of firms dealing with Israel, oil import fees, and improper corporate payments to foreign officials. There are files on equality and sex discrimination, in particular the implementation of Title IX (which prohibited sexual discrimination in federally assisted education programs). Other topics include the administration of the White House, domestic and foreign gifts to the President, pardons, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, public relations, and executive privilege.

The second part of the collection, the Office Chronological File, consists of carbon copies of correspondence and memoranda created in the Counsel's Office.

Related Material (May 1994):

Closely related material is located in the Counsel's Office staff files of Philip Buchen, Edward Schmults, Bobbie Greene Kilberg, and Jay French. Other collections from the Counsel's Office are unprocessed. Another important source of related material is the White House Central Files Subject File, in particular subject categories FG: Federal Government - Organizations, JL: Judicial - Legal Matters, LE: Legislation, and PE: Personnel Management. Other related collections are located in the White House Records Office: Enrolled Bill Case Files and the unprocessed files of the Presidential Personnel Office.

Series Descriptions

1-55 Subject File, 1974-77. (22 linear feet)

Memoranda, reports, briefing papers, congressional and draft bills, correspondence, notes, messages, proclamations, executive orders, testimony, legal opinions, court motions and orders, press releases, and clippings. The materials concern legal analyses and commentary provided on a wide of variety of issues. The major topics are legislation, the organizations of the federal government, and personnel management, including the nomination of Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens. Other topics include inflation, executive privilege, standards of conduct, conflict of interest, the Hatch Act, the Kennedy assassination, the Presidential clemency program, the pardons of Iva Toguri (Tokyo Rose) and Otto Kerner, domestic and foreign gifts to the President, equality and sex discrimination (in particular Title IX), no-fault insurance, legislative encroachment, vetoes, the revocation of Executive Order 9066 (which had established the World War II Japanese-American internment camps), political affairs, personal matters of the President and First Family, public relations, trade, Arab economic boycott of Israel, oil import fees, improper corporate payments abroad, transportation policy, and administration of the White House.

Arranged by subject code and thereunder alphabetically.

56-59 Office Chronological File, 1974-76. (1.6 linear feet)

Carbon copies of memoranda and correspondence generated by many attorneys in the Counsel's Office from August 1974 through December 1976. The folder for January 1977 is located in the files of Bobbie Greene Kilberg.

Arranged chronologically.

Container List

Box 1 Subject File

BE: Business ‑ Economics

BE 2‑1: Deceptive Practices

BE 4: Industry (Maritime Subsidies)

BE 5: National Economy

BE 5‑3: Inflation ‑ Money Scarcity

ED 3: Scholarships ‑ Fellowships ‑ Grants

FE: Federal Government

FE 4‑1: Executive Privilege, Presidential Powers, Succession, etc. (1)‑(8)

Box 2 Subject File

FE 4‑1: Executive Privilege, Presidential Powers, Succession, etc. (9)‑(10)

FE 6: Executive Orders (1)‑(4)

FE 7‑2‑1: Presidential Seal (1)‑(4)

Box 3 Subject File

FE 7‑2‑1: Presidential Seal (5)‑(7)

FE 12: Libraries, Museums

FE 13: Proclamations

FE 14‑1: Access to Records

FG: Federal Government ‑ Organizations (1)‑(2)

FG 2‑34: Kennedy, John F. (Warren Commission) (1)‑(2)

FG 2‑36: Nixon, Richard

Box 4 Subject File

FG 3: Transition to Incoming Administration (1)‑(2)

FG 6‑2: Central Intelligence Agency

FG 6‑6: National Security Council

FG 6‑10: Office of the Special Representative for Trade Negotiations

FG 6‑14: Office of Telecommunications Policy (OTP)

FG 6‑15: Domestic Council (1)‑(2)

FG 6‑15: Domestic Council ‑ Action Memoranda (1)‑(3)

Box 5 Subject File

FG 6‑15: Domestic Council ‑ Action Memoranda (4)‑(13)

Box 6 Subject File

FG 6‑15: Domestic Council ‑ Action Memoranda (14)‑(19)

FG 6‑15‑1: Domestic Council Committee on the Right of Privacy (1)‑(3)

FG 6‑20: Council on International Economic Policy

Box 7 Subject File

FG 6‑28: Clemency Review Board (1)‑(2)

FG 6‑33: Office of Science and Technology

FG 11: Department of State

FG 11‑4: Agency for International Development

FG 12‑5: Bureau of Customs

FG 12‑8: Internal Revenue Service

FG 12‑11: U.S. Secret Service

FG 16: Department of the Air Force

FG 17: Department of Justice

FG 17‑1: Attorney General and Staff Officials

FG 17‑7: Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) (1)‑(2)

FG 19: Department of the Interior

FG 19‑22/A: Mining and Safety Administration/Appointments

Box 8 Subject File

FG 20: Department of Agriculture

FG 21: Department of Commerce

FG 21‑7: Economic Development Administration

FG 23: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW)

FG 23‑6: Office of Education

FG 24: Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) (1)‑(2)

FG 24‑4: Federal Housing Administration

FG 31: Congress of the United States

FG 31: Congress of the United States ‑ Congressional Requests, 8/75 ‑ 8/76

FG 33‑12: House Judiciary Committee

FG 38: Vice President (President of the Senate)

FG 44: General Accounting Office

FG 45: Government Printing Office (1)‑(2)

FG 50: Judicial Branch (1)‑(3)

Box 9 Subject File

FG 51/A: Supreme Court of the United States/Appointments (1)‑(8)

Box 10 Subject File

FG 51/A: Supreme Court of the United States/Appointments (9)‑(11)

FG 65: Independent Agencies, Boards, and Commissions (1)‑(5)

FG 65‑1: US President's Commission on CIA Activities within the United States (Rockefeller Commission) (1)‑(2)

Box 11 Subject File

FG 65‑1: US President's Commission on CIA Activities within the United States (Rockefeller Commission) (3)

FG 65‑2: Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States

FG 65‑3: International Trade Commission

FG 65‑4: Federal Energy Administration (1)‑(3)

FG 65‑4: Federal Energy Administration ‑ Authorization (1)‑(2)

FG 65‑5: Federal Maritime Commission (1)‑(3)

FG 66: Administrative Conference of the United States

Box 12 Subject File

FG 71: Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

FG 78: Atomic Energy Commission

FG 90: Commission on Civil Rights

FG 91: Commission on Executive, Judicial, and Legislative Salaries

FG 100: Committee for the Preservation of the White House

FG 106: District of Columbia

FG 109: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (1)‑(2)

FG 122: Federal Executive Boards

FG 129: Federal Power Commission

FG 133: Federal Trade Commission

FG 167: National Capital Planning Commission

FG 173: National Council on Indian Opportunity

FG 205: President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports

FG 205‑3: President's Committee on Olympic Sports

FG 215: Securities and Exchange Commission

FG 216: Selective Service System

FG 218‑1: John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

Box 13 Subject File

FG 221‑21: Task Force on Crime and Law Enforcement (1)‑(2)

FG 221‑50: Task Force on Proposed National Criminal Information Center Message Switching Plan (1)‑(2)

FG 229: U.S. Civil Service Commission (1)‑(2)

FG 239: U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency

FG 264: Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC)

FG 350: Interagency Classification Review Committee (1)‑(4)

Box 14 Subject File

FG 350: Interagency Classification Review Committee (5)‑(7)

FG 363: Consumer Product Safety Commission

FG 364: Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation

FG 370: American Revolution Bicentennial Administration

FG 371: National Commission for the Review of Federal and State Laws Relating to Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance

FG 378: Commission on Revision of the Federal Court Appellate System (Hruska Commission) (1)‑(3)

Box 15 Subject File

FG 383: Energy Research and Development Administration

FG 384: Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) (1)‑(3)

FG 392: Legal Services Corporation

FG 416: National Study Commission on Records and Documents of Public Officials (1)‑(2)

FG 450: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (1)‑(4)

Box 16 Subject File

FG 450: National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (5)

FI: Finance

FI 1‑2: Economy

FI 2: Banks ‑ Banking

FI 4: Budget ‑ Appropriations

FI 11‑4: Investment Tax Credits (Income)

FO: Foreign Affairs

FO 9: Treaties (Executive Agreements)

GI: Gifts (1)‑(6)

Box 17 Subject File

GI: Gifts ‑ Meeting with the President, 3/19/75 (1)‑(4)

HE 9‑1: Air Pollution

HO: Holidays

HU 2: Equality

HU 2‑1: Education ‑ Schooling (also Racial Discrimination)

HU 2‑6: Sex Discrimination (1)‑(6)

Box 18 Subject File

HU 2‑6: Sex Discrimination (7)‑(12)

HU 3‑1: Civil Disturbances ‑ Riots (1)‑(2)

IM: Immigration ‑ Naturalization

IN: Indian Affairs

IS: Insurance (1)

Box 19 Subject File

IS: Insurance (2)

IV: Invitations (1)‑(2)

JL: Judicial ‑ Legal Matters

JL 1: Amnesty/Clemency/Pardons (1)‑(7)

Box 20 Subject File

JL 1‑1: Pardon ‑ Tokyo Rose (Iva Toguri) (1)‑(3)

JL 1‑2: Pardon ‑ Otto Kerner (1)‑(2)

JL 2: Judicial ‑ Civil Matters

JL 3: Criminal Matters

JL 5: Juvenile Delinquency

JL 6‑1: Secret Service Protection for Former Presidents, Presidential Candidates, and their Families (1)‑(2)

Box 21 Subject File

LA: Labor, Department of

LA 2‑3: Handicapped, Employment of

LE: Legislation (1)‑(4)

LE: Legislation ‑ Judicial (1)‑(2)

LE: Legislation ‑ War Powers (1)‑(3)

LE 1: Filibustering

Box 22 Subject File

LE 2: Lobbying (1)‑(3)

LE 4: Vetoes and Repeals (1)‑(3)

LE 6: Criminal Justice Information Systems Bill

LE 6: Legislative Drafts ‑ Energy (1)‑(2)

Box 23 Subject File

LE 6: Legislative Drafts ‑ Energy (3)

LE 6: Legislative Drafts ‑ Privacy (Tax Returns) (1)‑(6)

LE 7: Legislative Encroachment (1)‑(3)

Box 24 Subject File

LE 7: Legislative Encroachment (4)‑(8)

LE 8: Clean Air Act Amendments

LE 8: Common Situs Picketing

LE 8: Consumer Protection Agency (1)‑(3)

LE 8: Death Penalty (1)‑(2)

Box 25 Subject File

LE 8: Death Penalty (3)

LE 8: Energy Independence Act of 1975

LE 8: Freedom of Information Act (1)‑(5)

LE 8: Freedom of Information Act ‑ Request for NSSM/NSDM List

LE 8: Freedom of Information Act ‑ Requests (1)‑(3)

Box 26 Subject File

LE 8: Freedom of Information Act ‑ Requests (4)‑(12)

Box 27 Subject File

LE 8: Freedom of Information Act ‑ Requests (13)‑(19)

LE 8: Freedom of Information Act ‑ Skybolt Report

LE 8: Gun Control Legislation (1)‑(4)

Box 28 Subject File

LE 8: Public Safety Officers Benefits Act of 1976

LE 8: H.R. 11552 Voter Registration Act (1)‑(3)

LE 8: H.R. 12261 District of Columbia Firearms Control Regulations Act

LE 8: H.R. 12471 Freedom of Information Act Amendments (1)‑(4)

Box 29 Subject File

LE 8: H.R. 12471 Freedom of Information Act Amendments (5)‑(7)

LE 8: H.R. 12975 Freedom of Information Act Amendments

LE 8: H.R. 2559 Executive and Congressional Pay Raise

LE 8: H.R. 3035 Olson Family Legislation (1)‑(3)

LE 8: H.R. 4438 Executive Agreements Limitations Bill

LE 8: H.R. 6799 Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure Amendments Act of 1975

LE 8: H.R. 7600 Expanding NSC Membership to include Congressional Majority and Minority Leaders

LE 8: H.R. 8410 Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921

LE 8: Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) Reauthorization Bill

LE 8: New York City Bankruptcy Bill

Box 30 Subject File

LE 8: Privacy Act (1)‑(2)

LE 8: Public Works Employment Act of 1976

LE 8: S.1 Federal Criminal Code (1)‑(7)

Box 31 Subject File

LE 8: S.1 Federal Criminal Code (8)‑(10)

LE 8: S.5 Government in the Sunshine Act (1)‑(4)

Box 32 Subject File

LE 8: S.354 National No‑Fault Motor Vehicle Insurance Act (1)‑(10)

Box 33 Subject File

LE 8: S.495 Watergate Reorganization and Reform Act of 1975 (1)‑(5)

LE 8: S.522 Indian Health Care Improvement Act

LE 8: S.1284 Antitrust Legislation (1)‑(4)

Box 34 Subject File

LE 8: S.1284 Antitrust Legislation (5)

LE 8: S.1439 The Export Reorganization Act of 1975 (Nuclear Energy)

LE 8: S.1939 Pyramid Sales Act

LE 8: S.2447 Exemption of Members of Congress from State Income Taxes

LE 8: S.2477 Lobbying Act

LE 8: S.4016 Nixon Tapes Bill (1)‑(5)

LE 8: S.Res. 5 Commander Edward W. Rawlins (1)‑(2)

Box 35 Subject File

LE 8: Secret Service Protection

LE 8: Trade Act of 1974

LE 8: Uranium Enrichment (1)‑(8)

Box 36 Subject File

LE 8: Uranium Enrichment (9)‑(11)

LE 8: Voting Rights Act (1)‑(3)

LE 8: White House Authorization

MA 4: Presidential Commemorative Medals and Medallions

MC: Meetings ‑ Conferences

MC 3‑6: Law Day 1975

ME 1: Messages from the President (1)

Box 37 Subject File

ME 1: Messages from the President (2)‑(3)

ME 1: Messages from the President ‑ "Needs of the Federal Courts" (1)‑(3)

ND: National Security ‑ Defense

ND 8‑1: Casualties (MIAs)

ND 8‑6: Pay ‑ Allowances ‑ Pensions (Military)

ND 13‑3: Classified Information

ND 18: Japanese Internment Camps

ND 18‑2: Displaced Persons‑Refugees (President's Advisory Committee on Refugees)

PA 2: Memorials ‑ Monuments

PE: Personnel Management

Box 38 Subject File

PE 1: Standards of Conduct (1)‑(9)

Box 39 Subject File

PE 1‑2: Political Activities (Hatch Act) (1)‑(2)

PE 1‑2‑1 Hatch Act Amendments (1)‑(4)

PE 2: Employment ‑ Appointments (1)‑(3)

Box 40 Subject File

PE 2‑1: Presidential Appointments ‑ Clearances (1)‑(10)

Box 41 Subject File

PE 2‑1: Presidential Appointments ‑ Clearances (11)‑(19)

Box 42 Subject File

PE 2‑1: Presidential Appointments ‑ Clearances (20)‑(22)

PE 2‑1: Presidential Appointments/Senate Confirmations ‑ Clearances (1)‑(6)

Box 43 Subject File

PE 2‑1: Presidential Appointments/Senate Confirmations ‑ Clearances (7)‑(9)

PE 2‑1: Presidential Appointments ‑ Clearances ‑ Approved (1)‑(7)

Box 44 Subject File

PE 2‑1: Presidential Personnel Office ‑ Action Memoranda (1)‑(10)

Box 45 Subject File

PE 2‑1: Presidential Personnel Office ‑ Action Memoranda (11)‑(18)

PE 2‑1: Schedule C Appointments

PE 5: Hours of Duty

Box 46 Subject File

PE 7: Investigations (1)‑(2)

PE 8: Personnel Management Leave

PE 12: Salaries ‑ Wages

PE 12‑4: Salaries ‑ Judicial

PE 13: Separations

PL: Political Affairs

PL 1: Conventions

PL 2: Fund Raising ‑ Expenditures (1)‑(3)

PL 5: Political Parties

PL 5‑4: Political Affairs ‑ Republican Party

PO: Postal Service

PP: President

PP 2: President ‑ Books About

Box 47 Subject File

PP 5‑1: First Lady (Betty Ford)

PP 5‑3: Ford, Jack (John Gardner)

PP 5‑5: Ford, Susan Elizabeth

PP 9: Memberships (1)‑(6)

PP 13‑5‑1: Birthplace ‑ Boyhood Home

PP 13‑5‑2: Home ‑ Alexandria, Virginia

PP 13‑6: Medals ‑ Citations ‑ Decorations ‑ Awards

PR: Public Relations

PR: Autographs ‑ Photographs ‑ Holographs

PR 7: Engagements ‑ Appointments ‑ Interviews

PR 7‑1: Engagements ‑ Appointments ‑ Interviews ‑ Granted

PR 11: Motion Pictures ‑ Film Strips ‑ Recordings

Box 48 Subject File

PR 12: Pens

PR 14: Presidential Favors

PR 14‑2: Contributions/Donations

PR 14‑8: Opinions ‑ Statements ‑ Questionnaires ‑ Articles

PR 14‑9: President's Name ‑ Likeness (1)‑(2)

PR 18: White House Tours ‑ Visitors

RA: Real Property

RA 2‑1: Guest Houses ‑ Blair House

RE 3: Bathing ‑ Swimming (1)‑(4)

RE 11: Golf

RS 3‑2: Reports ‑ Violation of Section 3679 (Anti-Deficiency Act) (1)‑(2)

Box 49 Subject File

RS 3‑2: Reports ‑ Violations of Section 3679 (Anti-Deficiency Act) (3)‑(4)

SA 2: Safety ‑ Highway ‑ Traffic

SO 1: Alcoholic Beverages Served in the White House

SO 3: Dinners

SO 4: Luncheons

SO 6: Receptions

SP 3: Presidential Speeches (1)‑(4)

TA: Trade

Box 50 Subject File

TA 1: Boycotts ‑ Embargoes (1)‑(3)

TA 3: Exports

TA 4: Tariff ‑ Imports (1)‑(7)

Box 51 Subject File

TA 4: Tariff ‑ Imports (8)

TA 7: Foreign Payoffs /US Companies (1)‑(6)

TN: Transportation (1)‑(2)

Box 52 Subject File

TN: Transportation (3)‑(4)

TN 4: Railroads

TR: Presidential Travel ‑ Trips

UT: Utilities

WE 3: Family Planning

WE 7: Social Security

WE 10‑4: Food Stamp Program

WH: White House Administration

WH 1: Budget (1)‑(2)

WH 2: Building ‑ Grounds (1)‑(2)

Box 53 Subject File

WH 2‑1: Furnishings

WH 2‑2: Buildings Management

WH 2‑2‑2: Office Space and Organization (1)‑(3)

WH 2‑2‑3: Parking Space

WH 3‑1: Consultants

WH 4‑1: Mail ‑ White House

WH 4‑2: Records (1)‑(3)

WH 5: Personnel Management ‑ Conflict of Interest ‑ Background Information (1)‑(2)

Box 54 Subject File

WH 5: Personnel Management ‑ Conflict of Interest ‑ Background Information (3)‑(5)

WH 5: Personnel Management ‑ Conflict of Interest ‑ Correspondence (1)‑(5)

WH 5: Personnel Management ‑ Conflict of Interest ‑ Correspondence ‑ Leo C. Levin

WH 5‑1: Applicants (1)‑(2)

Box 55 Subject File

WH 5‑1: Applicants (3)‑(7)

WH 6‑1: Accident ‑ Fire

WH 6‑3: Protection ‑ Physical (1)‑(3)

WH 8: Supplies ‑ Materials ‑ Services

WH 10: Travel ‑ Transportation (1)‑(2)

WH 11‑2: Automobile

WH 11‑3: Yacht

Box 56 Office Chronological File

8/74 ‑ 2/75

Box 57 Office Chronological File

3/75 ‑ 8/75

Box 58 Office Chronological File

8/75 ‑ 4/76

Box 59 Office Chronological File

5/76 ‑ 12/76