SUMMARY DESCRIPTION

The files consist of materials produced or accumulated by Lissy, his predecessor Roger Semerad, and Lissy's staff assistant William Diefenderfer. The collection concerns their work on issues in the areas of education, labor, veterans affairs, and civil service. It also documents Lissy's major role in White House liaison with Jewish Americans.

QUANTITY
18.8 linear feet (ca. 37,600 pages)

DONOR
Gerald R. Ford (accession numbers 77-15, 77-25)

ACCESS
Open. Some items are 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Gerald Ford donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections.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 Paul Conway, March 1982
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BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

David H. Lissy

December 16, 1943 - Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1961-65 - Student, University of Pennsylvania

1965-68 - Student, University of Pennsylvania Law School

1968-69 - Law Clerk, Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia

1969-70 - Staff Assistant to the President

1970-72 - Special Assistant to the Deputy Under Secretary of State for Management

1972-73 - Special Assistant to Secretary of State William P. Rogers

Sept. 1975-Jan. 1977 - Associate Director of the Domestic Council for Education, Labor and Veterans

June 1976-Jan. 1977 - Special Assistant for Domestic Affairs

1977-81 - Assistant to the President, United Brands Corporation

1981-? - Executive Assistant to Vice President, Gulf and Western Corporation

INTRODUCTION

Lissy joined the Domestic Council in September 1975 as Associate Director where he assumed Roger Semerad's responsibilities for labor, veterans and education issues, along with his active files. In this capacity, he monitored legislation in the Congress, drafted presidential statements, and prepared briefing papers and memoranda for the President and Domestic Council staff. Lissy worked closely with the Departments of Labor and HEW as well as the Veterans Administration, and frequently met with labor representatives and groups of educators or veterans. In January 1976, when F. Lynn May's duties changed, Lissy assumed his responsibilities for Civil Service Commission issues and May's active files.

In June 1976, Lissy transferred to the White House Office payroll under presidential domestic policy adviser and Domestic Council executive director James Cannon. Freed from Hatch Act limitations on federal employees' political activity, he concentrated on the Jewish vote for President Ford's reelection campaign. Tapping his extensive contacts within the Jewish community, he arranged meetings between Jewish groups and the President or administration officials, prepared position papers, statements and status reports, and carried out such routine tasks as photo requests and mass mailings. Throughout this period, he continued to oversee education, labor, veterans and civil service for the Domestic Council. At the end of the Ford administration he accepted a position with United Brands Corporation and then with Gulf and Western Corporation.

The Lissy files consist largely of material produced or accumulated by Roger Semerad and David Lissy on labor, education and veterans issues; by F. Lynn May and Lissy on civil service issues; and by Lissy in his position as special assistant to the President handling Jewish issues. Lissy and Semerad's review of legislation before the Congress on labor, education and veterans issues is well documented, including veto and signing statements of administration policy. However, evidence of close interaction with congressional committee staff is not strong. More than many Domestic Council staff files, the Lissy files document Semerad and Lissy's contacts with business and government officials, union representatives and educators. This interest group contact is a strong part of Lissy and May's files of civil service issues and especially of Lissy's files of Jewish concerns.

Although Lissy served in the White House until the end of the Ford administration, the files do not fully document his activities after the November election. Both Lissy and Semerad referred much correspondence from individuals and groups to appropriate departments for direct response. There is little evidence of personal follow-up. Most materials produced by Lissy's assistant William Diefenderfer were forwarded to other Domestic Council staff or integrated into the appropriate Lissy subject files. The Diefenderfer subject files are essentially miscellaneous items not integrated into the filing system.

Related Materials (March 1982)
Materials related to Semerad's and Lissy's responsibilities are located in other Domestic Council staff files, especially those of James Cannon, and in the White House Central Files subject file. F. Lynn May's Domestic Council files contain no information on civil service issues, as he passed those materials to Lissy. A separate collection (ca. 1 linear foot) of Roger Semerad's papers, consisting largely of correspondence and speeches, was donated to the Ford Library in 1980.

SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

Education Files, 1974-76.  (Boxes 1-15, 6.0 linear feet)
Memoranda, correspondence, reports, printed materials and other material produced or accumulated primarily by Lissy, but also by his predecessor Roger Semerad, on the broad spectrum of education issues before the Domestic Council. Included is information on administration programs for secondary and higher education, particularly interagency follow-up on President Ford's proposals for work and education; busing, affirmative action, the title IX controversy and similar minority education issues; and federal funding of education, especially the administration's education block grant proposals.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

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Labor Files, 1974-76.  (Boxes 16-31, 6.2 linear feet)
Memoranda and correspondence with Labor Department officials, labor union and management groups and others; draft legislation; reports, articles, clippings and other printed material. A large portion of the files documents Lissy's and Semerad's monitoring of labor issues before the Congress, especially common situs legislation, extension of CETA funding, pension reform bills and public works employment legislation, including several controversial Ford vetoes. Also included is information on other labor issues, including OSHA regulations and manpower policy.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

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Veterans Files, 1974-76.  (Boxes 31-35, 1.8 linear feet)
Memoranda, correspondence and referrals exchanged between Lissy or Semerad and the Veterans Administration, veterans groups and lobbying organizations on legislation affecting veterans, including pension reform, the GI bill, and health care; briefing papers, talking points and other items on meetings between veterans groups or the VA administrator and the President or Domestic Council staff; reports, articles and other materials on veterans affairs of concern to the White House.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

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Civil Service Commission Files, 1974-76.  (Boxes 36-38, 1.0 linear feet)
Memoranda, correspondence, reports and other material produced or accumulated primarily by F. Lynn May, but also by his successor, David Lissy. Topics include legislation on federal pay, labor management, and federal employee political activities as well as information on federal job classification and top level appointments policy.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

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Jewish Affairs Files, 1976.  (Boxes 38-43, 2.0 linear feet)
Correspondence, memoranda, briefing papers, lists, printed items and other materials exchanged between David Lissy and prominent Jewish leaders, lobbying groups, and community organizations documenting Lissy's role as special assistant responsible for courting the Jewish vote. Included is information on the White House response to the Arab boycott of U.S. firms doing business with Israel, meetings between the President and Jewish groups, and draft presidential statements and messages on issues of concern to the Jewish community, as well as such routine duties as mass mailings of administration position papers and photographs.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

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General Subject Files, 1974-76.  (Boxes 43-46, 1.2 linear feet)
Memoranda, reports, draft statements, briefing papers and other materials on miscellaneous topics not directly within Lissy's areas of responsibility, or on Lissy's and Semerad's activities that crossed multiple subject areas, including preparing Q&A's or briefing papers for the President and Vice President, and gathering information for portions of the state of the union addresses.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

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Roger D. Semerad Office Files, 1974-75.  (Boxes 46-47, 0.4 linear feet)
Personal correspondence, memoranda and resumes; reports and lists of Semerad's activities and responsibilities on the Domestic Council; invitations declined and meetings attended outside the White House and other matters not directly related to Semerad's specific subject area responsibilities.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

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William Diefenderfer Subject Files, 1976. (Box 47, 0.2 linear feet)
Random files of memoranda, correspondence and reports form Diefenderfer's service as assistant to Lissy in the latter half of 1976. Most Diefenderfer materials were sent to other Domestic Council staff or the White House central files.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

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CONTAINER LIST

Box 1 - Education File

• Accreditation and Institutional Eligibility
• American Association of University Professors
• American Association of Community and Junior Colleges
• American Association of Colleges and Universities
• American Council on Education
• Basic Education Opportunity Grant Program Handbook (Publication)
• Black Colleges (1)-(2)
• Buckley Amendment

Box 2 - Education File

• Budget - 1976
• Busing (1)-(5)
• Council for Advancement and Support of Education
• Career Education

Box 3 - Education File

• Council for Exceptional Children
• Education Block Grant Proposals (1)-(6)

Box 4 - Education File

• Education in the USSR (Publication)
• Education System of the German Democratic Republic (Publication)
• Elementary and Secondary Education Act Amendments
• Elementary and Secondary Education Act Amendments, 1976
• Elementary and Secondary Education Act Amendments, HR. 69, 1974 (1)-(2)
• Elementary and Secondary Education Act Amendments - Signing Ceremony, H.R. 69, 8/21/74
• Guaranteed Student Loan Program (1)-(2)
• Handicapped Education (1)-(2)

Box 5 - Education File

• Handicapped Education (3)
• Higher Education
  - Affirmative Action (1)-(5)
  - Guaranteed Tuition Bond

Box 6 - Education File

• Higher Education
  - Higher Education Act Option, 1975 (1)-(2)
  - Presidential Meeting, Washington, DC, 12/2/74
  - Presidential Meeting, Washington, DC, 2/14/75
  - Small Liberal Arts Colleges (1)-(3)

Box 7 - Education File

• Higher Education
  - Title IV - Student Assistance (1)-(4)
• Impact Aid
• Indochina Refugees - Education
• Institutional Development Corporation (1)-(3)

Box 8 - Education File

• Institutional Development Corporation (4)
• Law Related Education (1)-(2)
• National Advisory Council on Adult Education (1)-(2)
• National Advisory Council on Adult Education - Gary Eyre
• National Advisory Council on the Education of Disadvantaged Children
• National Advisory Council on Education Professions Development
• National Advisory Council on Equality of Educational Opportunity
• National Advisory Council on Extension and Continuing Education
• National Advisory Council on Extension and Continuing Education - Meeting, Washington, 1/24/75
• National Advisory Council on Vocational Education

Box 9 - Education File

• National Association of Secondary School Principals
• National Association of State Boards of Education
• National Congress of Parents and Teachers
• National Education Association - Candidates Statements, 6/11/76
• National Education Association - Interview, 6/11/76
• National Institute of Education
• National Institute of Education - Education Vouchers
• National Institute of Education - Search for Director
• National School Boards Association
• National Student Lobby

Box 10 - Education File

• National Urban Coalition
• Non-Public Schools (1)-(6)
• Non-Public Schools - Federal Aid

Box 11 - Education File

• Non-Public Schools - Meeting, Washington, DC, 4/28/75
• Office of Education - Forward Plan
• Prayer in Public Schools
• Reading Programs
• Student Loan Marketing Association (1)-(2)
• Tax Credits
• Teacher of the Year Award - 1975
• Teacher of the Year Award - 1975: Presidential Meeting
• Teacher of the Year Award - 1976

Box 12 - Education File

• Textbook Issues (1)-(2)
• Title I - Follow the Child Provisions
• Title IX - Education Act Amendments of 1972
• Title IX - Education Amendments of 1972: Anti-Sex Discrimination (Responses)
• Title IX - Education Amendments of 1972 - Sports
• White House Conference on Education, Washington, DC, 1977 (1)-(2)

Box 13 - Education File

• White House Conference on Library and Information Service (1)-(2)
• White House Conference on Library and Information Service - Appointments
• White House Conference on Library and Information Service - President's Statement
• Work and Education (1)-(4)

Box 14 - Education File

• Work and Education (5)-(12)

Box 15 - Education File

• Work and Education (13)
• Work and Education - President's Ohio State University Speech, Columbus, OH, 8/30/74 (Press Releases)
• Work and Education - Presidential Meeting, Washington, DC, 12/3/74
• Work and Education - Proposal Meeting
• Work and Education - Publications (1)-(4)

Box 16 - Labor Files

• Alien Labor
• Black Lung (1) -(3)
• Brennan, Peter J.
• Coal Strike
• Common Situs Picketing (1)-(4)

Box 17 - Labor Files

• Common Situs Picketing (5)-(8)
• Comprehensive Employment Training Act / CETA (1)-(6)
• Comprehensive Employment Training Act / CETA
  - Augusta, ME

Box 18 - Labor Files

• Comprehensive Employment Training Act / CETA
  - Benton Harbor, MI
  - Columbia, SC
  - Columbus, OH
  - Concord, NH
  - Detroit, MI
  - Los Angeles, CA
  - Meeting, Washington, DC, 8/13/74
  - Seattle, WA
  - Yonkers, NY
• Construction Industry
• Construction Industry - Meeting, Washington, DC, 3/14/75
• Correspondence - Executive
• Davis - Bacon Act
• Demonstrations
• Dunlop, John T. - Resignation
• Economic Policy Board (1) -(3)
• Employment and Unemployment (1)-(2)

Box 19 - Labor Files

• Employment and Unemployment (3)-(9)
• Employment and Unemployment - Public Works
• Employment - Congressional Budget Office Report
• Employment - Public Service Employment (1) -(2)
• Employment - Public Service Job Funds, Utica, NY

Box 20 - Labor Files

• Equal Opportunity and Full Employment Act, H.R. 50
• Federal Labor Management Relations
• Federal Labor Management Relations - Executive Order 11491 (1)-(2)
• Federal Mediation (1)-(2)
• Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service - Cannery Strike
• International Labor Organization
• Labor - Agana, Guam
• Labor - Concord, NH
• Labor - Grand Rapids, MI
• Labor - Issues (1)-(2)
• Labor - Springfield, IL
• Layoffs (Empty)

Box 21 - Labor Files

• Manpower
• Manpower - New Hampshire (1)-(2)
• Manpower - Revenue Sharing Fact Sheets
• Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers Program
• Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers Program - CETA
• Minimum Wage (1)-(5)
• Minimum Wage - Fair Labor Standards Amendments of 1974
• Minimum Wage - National League of Cities Case (1)-(2)

Box 22 - Labor Files

• Minimum Wage - National League of Cities Case (3)-(4)
• Minimum Wage - Police and Firemen's Issues (1)-(4)
• Minimum Wage - Puerto Rico
• Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration
• Miscellaneous (1)-(2)

Box 23 - Labor Files

• National Association of Farmworkers Programs (1)-(2)
• National Commission for Manpower Policy (1)-(8)

Box 24 - Labor Files

• National Commission for Manpower Policy - Meeting, 1/22/75
• National Labor Relations Board (1)-(3)
• National Mediation Board
• National Mediation Board - Emergency Board #187: Railroads
• New Hampshire - Department of Labor Field Office
• Newsletters (Labor Department)
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration / OSHA (1)-(5)

Box 25 - Labor Files

• Occupational Safety and Health Administration / OSHA (6)
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration
  - Correspondence (1)-(2)
  - Court Decisions
  - Diving Unlimited
  - Indiana Problem
  - Noise (1)-(2)
  - North Carolina
  - Stender, John
  - Task Force
  - Vinyl Chloride (1) -(2)
• Office of Federal Contract Compliance
• Office of Federal Contract Compliance - Private Club Dues Issue
• Opportunities Industrialization Centers (1) -(2)

Box 26 - Labor Files

• Opportunities Industrialization Centers (3)-(4)
• Pension Reform (1)-(3)
• Pension Reform - Retirement Income Security Act
• Pension Reform - Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
• Pension Reform Bill - Signing Ceremony (1)-(6)
• President's Meeting with Millard Holden, 1/27/76

Box 27 - Labor Files

• Project 70001 / Distributive Education Clubs of America (1)-(10)

Box 28 - Labor Files

• Public Employees (1)-(3)
• Public Employees - Collective Bargaining (1)-(3)
• Railroad Retirement Act, 1974 (1)-(3)
• Regulatory Reform
• Right to Work
• Sheepherders' Problem
• Strikes

Box 29 - Labor Files

• Summer Programs - Youth Summer Employment, 1975 (1)-(2)
• Summer Programs - Youth Summer Employment, 1976 (1) -(2)
• Trade Adjustment Assistance Act
• Trade Adjustment Assistance Act - Corning Glass Works, Albion, MI
• Unemployment Insurance (1)-(7)
• Unemployment Insurance - Extended Compensation

Box 30 - Labor Files

• Urban Mass Transportation Act - Employee Protection Requirements (1)-(9)
• Urban Mass Transportation Act - Employee Protection Requirements: Omaha, NE
• Usery, William J., Jr.
• Usery, William J., Jr. - Swearing-In Ceremony, 2/10/76

Box 31 - Labor Files

• Veterans - Labor
• Wheat and Corn Sales Agreement with the Soviet Union (Press Releases)
• Workmen's Compensation (1)-(3)
• Workmen's Compensation - Federal Employees Compensation Act

Box 31 (Continued) - Veterans Files

• Adaptive Equipment - de Olloqui, Valentine V.. Jr.
• Administrator - Meeting with Roudebush, Richard L., 1/23/75
• Administrator - Roudebush, Richard L.
• Administrator - Swearing In Ceremony for Richard L. Roudebush, 10/12/74
• American Legion
• American Legion - Magazine Articles (1) -(2)

Box 32 - Veterans Files

• American Legion - Poppy Program
• Amnesty
• Cemeteries
• Cemeteries - Marker Issue
• Committee on Veteran Services - Domestic Council
• Disabled American Veterans
• G.I. Bill (1)-(4)
• Hospitals
• Hospitals - Medical Care
• Hospitals - Presidential Meeting with Richard Roudebush, 5/11/76 (1)-(2)

Box 33 - Veterans Files

• Hospitals - Proclamation Request Renaming V.A. Hospital After Jerry Pettis
• Hospitals - Bay Pines, FL
• Hospitals - Santa Barbara, CA
• Housing
• Jobs for Veterans
• Medical School Assistance and Health Manpower Training Act of 1972 (P.L. 92-541)
• Minority Veterans
• Miscellaneous
• National Alliance of Businessmen
• National Association of Concerned Veterans
• Paralyzed Veterans
• Pensions
• Pensions - Signing Ceremony: H.R. 14298 and H.R. 14299, 9/30/76

Box 34 - Veterans Files

• Physicians' Pay
• President's Meeting with Veterans Organizations, 11/12/75
• Recurring Reports Submitted to Congress
• Referrals, A - S

Box 35 - Veterans Files

• Referrals, T - Z
• Research Report - Mountain Plains Veterans Cost of Instruction Program Assessment Committee
• State of the Union Message - Background Material
• Termination of the Vietnam Wartime Era
• Trio Programs
• Veterans Day - 1974 and 1975
• Veterans Day - Return to November 11
• Veterans of Foreign Wars
• Veterans of Foreign Wars - Magazine Articles
• Veterans of Foreign Wars - Questions and Answers, 6/2/76
• Veterans Omnibus Health Care Act of 1976 - H.R. 2735
• Veterans Preference and Civil Service Hiring Act
• Vietnam Veterans

Box 36 - Civil Service Commission Files

• American Federation of Government Employees
• American Hospital Supply Corporation Fellowship Program
• Annual Report, 1974 (Civil Service Commission)
• Awards for Civil Service Employees
• Budget Correspondence
• Bureau of Indian Affairs and Indian Health Service
• Civil Service - 1974 Amendments to the Federal Employees Compensation Act
• Civil Service Commission - Articles
• Civil Service Legislation
• Combined Federal Campaign
• Employment of Public Offenders
• Equal Employment
• Federal Labor Management Relations
• Federal Labor Management Relations - Legislation, 1974 (Published Congressional Hearings)
• Federal Prevailing Rate Advisory Committee
• Flexitime (Publications)
• General Correspondence (1)-(2)
• Government Executive Development (Press Release)
• Hatch Act (1)

Box 37 - Civil Service Commission Files

• Hatch Act (2)-(3)
• Intergovernmental Personnel File
• Merit Principles
• Merit Staffing (1)-(2)
• Non Career Appointments for Regional Directors
• One Percent Add On
• Pay Adjustments and Salaries
• Position Classification
• President's Panel on Federal Compensation (1)-(2)

Box 38 - Civil Service Commission Files

• President's Panel on Federal Compensation (3)-(4)
• President's Panel on Federal Compensation - Background Materials (1)-(2)
• Project REFLEX (Resource Flexibility)
• Right to Strike
• Schedule A, B and C Positions
• Significant Activities
• State of the Union Address
• Summer Youth Program

Box 38 (Continued) - Jewish Affairs Files

• Agnew, Spiro T. - Public Remarks
• Aid to American Schools and Hospitals Abroad Program - Hadassah
• American Jewish Committee (1)-(2)
• American Jewish Congress (1)-(2)
• Anglo Jewish Press
• Anglo Jewish Press - Meeting with the President, 10/14/76

Box 39 - Jewish Affairs Files

• Arab Boycott
• Arab Boycott - Issues (1)-(4)
• Arab Boycott - Letters and Miscellaneous (1)-(5)
• Arab Boycott - Press Releases (1)-(2)

Box 40 - Jewish Affairs Files

• Bicentennial Activities
• B'nai B'rith
• B'nai B'rith Women (1)-(2)
• Brown, General George S.
• Central Conference of American Rabbis
• Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations
• Coordinating Council on Jewish Poverty
• Department of Defense Briefing, 5/20/76
• Department of Defense Briefing, 6/8/76
• Department of Defense Briefing, 8/3/76
• Eckerd, Jack
• Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia
• Hassidic Corporations for Urban Concerns, Brooklyn, New York
• Invitations to the President (1)-(3)
• Invitations to the President - Synagogue Council of America
• Jewish Defense League
• Jewish Federation of Cincinnati
• Jewish Publication Society of America
• Mass Mailings
  - American Jewish Committee Seventieth Anniversary Dinner, 5/13/76
  - B'nai B'rith Convention
  - B'nai B'rith Women

Box 41 - Jewish Affairs Files

• Mass Mailings
  - Economic Coercion Act, 1/20/76
  - Letter From President Ford to the President of Israel
  - Miscellaneous
  - Second World Conference on Soviet Jewry, 2/13/76
  - Solidarity Sunday and "Charging Letters" Issue
• Meetings
• Messages Sent (1)-(2)
• Middle East - General Correspondence
• Miscellaneous (1)-(2)
• Moynihan, Daniel P.
• National Association of Jewish Vocational Services
• National Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education
• Palestine Liberation Organization
• Presidential Meeting with American Jewish Leaders, 9/8/75
• Presidential Meeting with American Jewish Leaders, 3/17/76
• Presidential Meeting with American Jewish Leaders, 6/24/76
• Presidential Meeting with American Jewish Leaders, 9/20/76

Box 42 - Jewish Affairs Files

• Rabbi Leib Pinter (1)-(3)
• Scranton, William W.
• Rabin, Yitzhak - Visit and Dinner, 1/1976
• Soviet Jews (1) -(3)
• Soviet Jews - Solidarity Day, New York City, 5/2/76
• Soviet Jews - World Conference on Soviet Jewry
• Synagogue Council (1)

Box 43 - Jewish Affairs Files

• Synagogue Council (2)
• Third Congress of the International Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists, Israel, 8/22-27/76
• West Point Jewish Chapel
• Zionism - United Nations Vote (1)-(2)

Box 43 (Continued) - General Subject Files

• Department of Interior
• Federal Government Affairs (The Standard Oil Company - Ohio)
• Invitations to the President (1)-(3)
• Issues - Initiatives
• Issues - Questions and Answers (1)-(4)

Box 44 - General Subject Files

• Issues - Questions and Answers (5)-(7)
• Issues - Miscellaneous
• Issues - Presidential Book (1)-(6)
• Office of Federal Contract Compliance
• Office of Federal Contract Compliance - Dues Issue

Box 45 - General Subject Files

• President's Committee on the Employment of the Handicapped (1)-(3)
• President's Committee on the Employment of the Handicapped – Handicapped American of the Year, 4/27/76
• President's Committee on the Employment of the Handicapped – Handicapped American of the Year and Festival of the Arts, 4/27-28/76
• Report to the President on the Public Forums on Domestic Policy
• Section 504 - Rehabilitation Act (1)-(4)
• State of the Union Message (1)-(2)

Box 46 - General Subject Files

• Vice Presidential Briefings
  - Correspondence to the Vice President
  - Miscellaneous
  - 1975 (1)-(2)
  - Weekly Briefing Papers, May-August 1974 (1)-(2)
• Weekly Reports

Box 46 (Continued) - Roger D. Semerad Office Files

• Biography - Semerad, Roger D.
• Correspondence - Berry, Jim
• Correspondence - Fan Mail
• Correspondence - Letters of Appreciation
• Correspondence - Personal (1) -(2)
• Domestic Council Activity Status Reports (1)-(2)

Box 47 - Roger D. Semerad Office Files

• Invitations (1)-(2)
• Meetings
• Memberships - National Association of Concerned Veterans
• Memberships - National Task Force on Citizenship Education
• Miscellaneous
• Photographs
• Portfolio
• Publications - Quoting or Mentioning Roger Semerad
• Responsibility Briefing - Education
• Responsibility Briefing - Labor
• Responsibility Briefing - Veterans Affairs
• Responsibility Briefing - Working File
• Speaking Invitations
• Speeches
• Travel

Box 47 (Continued) - William Diefenderfer Subject Files

• Letters from Black College Presidents (1)-(2)
• Mayor Borrerro of Bayamon, Puerto Rico - Labor
• National Federation of Federal Employees
• Report on Occupational Safety and Health By the Federal Paperwork Commission, 7/17/76
• Unemployment Problem
• Washington Nuclear Strike
• World Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession Reception 8/76