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This series contains correspondence, wires, awards, resumes, and newspaper clippings related to Robert Hartmann's work for the Los Angeles Times, as a reporter, Washington Bureau Chief, and Chief of the Rome-based Mediterranean and Middle East Bureau. Included are letters and wires between Hartmann and editors, publishers, and colleagues concerning company policy, stories, assignments, staff, and business matters. Also included is correspondence with Vice President Richard Nixon, state and national political leaders, and Naval Reserve officials. The letters fully document Hartmann's activities, frustrations, and career decisions over two decades, including his resignation. Also present are interviews, untranscribed dictaphone discs, notes, wires stories, and press kits from various assignments, including the 1960 presidential campaign. The series also contains an extensive set of Hartmann's articles in the Times, including serial articles on Nixon's 1958 trip to South America, the Americans for Democratic Action, and Latin America.
Collection: Robert T. Hartmann Papers
Los Angeles Times Subject Files … This series contains correspondence, wires, awards, resumes, and newspaper clippings related to Robert Hartmann's work for the Los Angeles Times, as a reporter, Washington Bureau Chief, and Chief of the Rome-based Mediterranean and Middle East Bureau. Included are letters and wires between Hartmann and editors, publishers, and colleagues concerning company policy, stories, assignments, staff, and business matters. Also included is correspondence with Vice President Richard …
This series contains correspondence, wires, awards, resumes, and newspaper clippings related to Robert Hartmann's work for the Los Angeles Times, as a reporter, Washington Bureau Chief, and Chief of the Rome-based Mediterranean and Middle East Bureau. Included are letters and wires between Hartmann and editors, publishers, and colleagues concerning company policy, stories, assignments, staff, and business matters. Also included is correspondence with Vice President Richard Nixon, state and national political leaders, and Naval Reserve officials. The letters fully document Hartmann's activities, frustrations, and career decisions over two decades, including his resignation. Also present are interviews, untranscribed dictaphone discs, notes, wires stories, and press kits from various assignments, including the 1960 presidential campaign. The series also contains an extensive set of Hartmann's articles in the Times, including serial articles on Nixon's 1958 trip to South America, the Americans for Democratic Action, and Latin America.
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This series consists of news clippings, magazine articles, notes, memos, media interviews, and Presidential schedules used by Jonathan Hoornstra in the course of his work as a member of President Gerald Ford's news summary staff. The material documents a wide variety of topics, including the economy, defense, energy, foreign policy, intelligence investigations, the media, presidential trips, and the 1976 presidential campaign.
Collection: Jonathan D. Hoornstra Files
General Subject Files … This series consists of news clippings, magazine articles, notes, memos, media interviews, and Presidential schedules used by Jonathan Hoornstra in the course of his work as a member of President Gerald Ford's news summary staff. The material documents a wide variety of topics, including the economy, defense, energy, foreign policy, intelligence investigations, the media, presidential trips, and the 1976 presidential …
This series consists of news clippings, magazine articles, notes, memos, media interviews, and Presidential schedules used by Jonathan Hoornstra in the course of his work as a member of President Gerald Ford's news summary staff. The material documents a wide variety of topics, including the economy, defense, energy, foreign policy, intelligence investigations, the media, presidential trips, and the 1976 presidential campaign.
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This series contains records described in the White House Central Files filing manual as "material pertaining to the fine arts such as painting, drawing, sculpture, poetry, prose, music, dancing, engravings, and dramatic art."
This series contains clippings, invitations, letters, lists, memorandums, press releases, publications, reports, schedules, speeches, and telegrams.
Collection: White House Central Files Subject Files (Ford Administration)
White House Central Files Subject Files on Arts … This series contains records described in the White House Central Files filing manual as "material pertaining to the fine arts such as painting, drawing, sculpture, poetry, prose, music, dancing, engravings, and dramatic art." This series contains clippings, invitations, letters, lists, memorandums, press releases, publications, reports, schedules, speeches, and …
This series contains records described in the White House Central Files filing manual as "material pertaining to the fine arts such as painting, drawing, sculpture, poetry, prose, music, dancing, engravings, and dramatic art."
This series contains clippings, invitations, letters, lists, memorandums, press releases, publications, reports, schedules, speeches, and telegrams.
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This series contains records described in the White House Central Files filing manual as "material pertaining to domestic commerce, industries, and national economy such as business trends, costs and standards of living, inflation, economic controls, national income, effect of automation, recessions, depressions, and prosperity. Include matters pertaining to patents and inventions, copyrights, trademarks, and regulations and control pertaining to them." Other specific topics are regulatory reform, antitrust, small business programs, consumer protection, and legislation.
This series contains clippings, invitations, letters, lists, memorandums, press releases, publications, reports, schedules, speeches, and telegrams.
Collection: White House Central Files Subject Files (Ford Administration)
White House Central Files Subject Files on Business and Economics … This series contains records described in the White House Central Files filing manual as "material pertaining to domestic commerce, industries, and national economy such as business trends, costs and standards of living, inflation, economic controls, national income, effect of automation, recessions, depressions, and prosperity. Include matters pertaining to patents and inventions, copyrights, trademarks, and regulations and control …
This series contains records described in the White House Central Files filing manual as "material pertaining to domestic commerce, industries, and national economy such as business trends, costs and standards of living, inflation, economic controls, national income, effect of automation, recessions, depressions, and prosperity. Include matters pertaining to patents and inventions, copyrights, trademarks, and regulations and control pertaining to them." Other specific topics are regulatory reform, antitrust, small business programs, consumer protection, and legislation.
This series contains clippings, invitations, letters, lists, memorandums, press releases, publications, reports, schedules, speeches, and telegrams.
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This series contains records described in the White House Central Files filing manual as "material pertaining to education and educational institutions (schools, colleges, universities) both public and private; including the requirements, standards, training programs, facilities, staff and students."
This series contains clippings, invitations, letters, lists, memorandums, press releases, publications, reports, schedules, speeches, and telegrams.
Collection: White House Central Files Subject Files (Ford Administration)
White House Central Files Subject Files on Education … This series contains records described in the White House Central Files filing manual as "material pertaining to education and educational institutions (schools, colleges, universities) both public and private; including the requirements, standards, training programs, facilities, staff and students." This series contains clippings, invitations, letters, lists, memorandums, press releases, publications, reports, schedules, speeches, and …
This series contains records described in the White House Central Files filing manual as "material pertaining to education and educational institutions (schools, colleges, universities) both public and private; including the requirements, standards, training programs, facilities, staff and students."
This series contains clippings, invitations, letters, lists, memorandums, press releases, publications, reports, schedules, speeches, and telegrams.
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This series contains correspondence, memoranda, agenda, minutes, cables, printed materials, clippings, and reports that are most directly related to the activities of the National Council for United States-China Trade's president, vice president, and their support staff. The material relates to administrative matters such as organizing the office; setting policy, goals, and objectives for the Council; making arrangements and compiling materials for the board and general membership meetings; and communicating with member companies. It documents the formation and history of the Council; its role in developing trade relations with China, and its relationship with other organizations involved in trade, scholarly, or cultural exchanges with China, and with U.S. Government agencies. Also documented is the establishment of liaison with the People's Republic of China Liaison Office and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade.
The Board of Directors Meetings subseries relates to arrangements for and the business conducted at the semiannual meetings of the Board. The Annual Meetings subseries relates to arrangements for and the proceedings of the Council's annual membership meetings. The General Correspondence subseries includes inquiries about Council membership and services, invitations to trade fairs, trade with China, and employment opportunities. The Associations, Councils, Societies, and Committees subseries reflects cooperative efforts between the Council and other organizations in promoting common goals and sharing information. The Government Agencies subseries concerns the close working relationship between the Council and various agencies. The State Files subseries contains correspondence with officials from universities, banks, port authorities, state governments, trade and economic development councils, and chambers of commerce relating to Council membership and services, and developing commercial relations and exchanges with China. The Cables subseries relates to arrangements for delegations; Council activities in China, Hong Kong, and at the Canton Fair; and press releases to be issued when delegations left China. The Chronological Files subseries relates to topics such as the Beijing office, exhibitions, trade agreements, export controls, and various issues concerning normalization of U.S. - China relations. The Central Files subseries includes both courtesy correspondence and substantive materials relating to Council activities. The Account Files subseries contains financial records relating to delegations, special events, and the Beijing office. The Subject File subseries includes inter-office memoranda and communications with members, as well as material relating to conferences and delegations. The Office Reading Files Subseries includes occasional trip reports and minutes of meetings with committees and Chinese representatives. The Staff Files subseries contains material predating formal organization of the Council.
Collection: United States - China Business Council Records
Administrative Files … This series contains correspondence, memoranda, agenda, minutes, cables, printed materials, clippings, and reports that are most directly related to the activities of the National Council for United States-China Trade's president, vice president, and their support staff. The material relates to administrative matters such as organizing the office; setting policy, goals, and objectives for the Council; making arrangements and compiling materials for the board and general membership …
This series contains correspondence, memoranda, agenda, minutes, cables, printed materials, clippings, and reports that are most directly related to the activities of the National Council for United States-China Trade's president, vice president, and their support staff. The material relates to administrative matters such as organizing the office; setting policy, goals, and objectives for the Council; making arrangements and compiling materials for the board and general membership meetings; and communicating with member companies. It documents the formation and history of the Council; its role in developing trade relations with China, and its relationship with other organizations involved in trade, scholarly, or cultural exchanges with China, and with U.S. Government agencies. Also documented is the establishment of liaison with the People's Republic of China Liaison Office and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade.
The Board of Directors Meetings subseries relates to arrangements for and the business conducted at the semiannual meetings of the Board. The Annual Meetings subseries relates to arrangements for and the proceedings of the Council's annual membership meetings. The General Correspondence subseries includes inquiries about Council membership and services, invitations to trade fairs, trade with China, and employment opportunities. The Associations, Councils, Societies, and Committees subseries reflects cooperative efforts between the Council and other organizations in promoting common goals and sharing information. The Government Agencies subseries concerns the close working relationship between the Council and various agencies. The State Files subseries contains correspondence with officials from universities, banks, port authorities, state governments, trade and economic development councils, and chambers of commerce relating to Council membership and services, and developing commercial relations and exchanges with China. The Cables subseries relates to arrangements for delegations; Council activities in China, Hong Kong, and at the Canton Fair; and press releases to be issued when delegations left China. The Chronological Files subseries relates to topics such as the Beijing office, exhibitions, trade agreements, export controls, and various issues concerning normalization of U.S. - China relations. The Central Files subseries includes both courtesy correspondence and substantive materials relating to Council activities. The Account Files subseries contains financial records relating to delegations, special events, and the Beijing office. The Subject File subseries includes inter-office memoranda and communications with members, as well as material relating to conferences and delegations. The Office Reading Files Subseries includes occasional trip reports and minutes of meetings with committees and Chinese representatives. The Staff Files subseries contains material predating formal organization of the Council.
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This series contains correspondence, memoranda, minutes, printed materials, press releases, clippings, and reports that are most directly related to publications and research. Some of the materials concern the production and promotion of the "China Business Review" and the National Council for United States - China Trade's other publications concerning trade between the two countries. Other material concerns the preparation of speeches, articles, testimony, briefing books, and issues papers. The files reflect the work of Nicholas Ludlow, director of the Department.
The Administrative Files subseries relates to research and the development of publications, including summer interns, potential staff, and legislation affecting China trade. The Staff Files subseries relates to writing and research projects, but also to other Council activities. The Publications subseries contains copies of Council publications including annual reports, China Business Review, special reports, directories, and brochures. The China Business Review Background Files subseries relates to the production of each issue of the magazine. The Publications Staff Subject Files contain a reference file of materials relating to the major issues of China trade, especially in 1979. The Nicholas H. Ludlow Files document his role in providing assistance in writing articles, speeches, and testimony; attendance at conferences; and involvement with delegations.
Collection: United States - China Business Council Records
Publications and Research Files … This series contains correspondence, memoranda, minutes, printed materials, press releases, clippings, and reports that are most directly related to publications and research. Some of the materials concern the production and promotion of the "China Business Review" and the National Council for United States - China Trade's other publications concerning trade between the two countries. Other material concerns the preparation of speeches, articles, testimony, briefing books, …
This series contains correspondence, memoranda, minutes, printed materials, press releases, clippings, and reports that are most directly related to publications and research. Some of the materials concern the production and promotion of the "China Business Review" and the National Council for United States - China Trade's other publications concerning trade between the two countries. Other material concerns the preparation of speeches, articles, testimony, briefing books, and issues papers. The files reflect the work of Nicholas Ludlow, director of the Department.
The Administrative Files subseries relates to research and the development of publications, including summer interns, potential staff, and legislation affecting China trade. The Staff Files subseries relates to writing and research projects, but also to other Council activities. The Publications subseries contains copies of Council publications including annual reports, China Business Review, special reports, directories, and brochures. The China Business Review Background Files subseries relates to the production of each issue of the magazine. The Publications Staff Subject Files contain a reference file of materials relating to the major issues of China trade, especially in 1979. The Nicholas H. Ludlow Files document his role in providing assistance in writing articles, speeches, and testimony; attendance at conferences; and involvement with delegations.
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This series contains material related to annual membership meetings, delegations, briefings, investment seminars, client studies, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, shipping issues and general trade issues. The Council changed its name from the National Council for US-China Trade to the US-China Business Council in 1988 and the series includes material from both organizations.
Collection: United States - China Business Council Records
China Business and Trade Files … This series contains material related to annual membership meetings, delegations, briefings, investment seminars, client studies, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, shipping issues and general trade issues. The Council changed its name from the National Council for US-China Trade to the US-China Business Council in 1988 and the series includes material from both …
This series contains material related to annual membership meetings, delegations, briefings, investment seminars, client studies, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, shipping issues and general trade issues. The Council changed its name from the National Council for US-China Trade to the US-China Business Council in 1988 and the series includes material from both organizations.