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European Community

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Collection: National Security Council International Economic Affairs Staff Files (Ford Administration), Presidential Subject Files on International Economic Affairs

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Grain

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Collection: National Security Council International Economic Affairs Staff Files (Ford Administration), Presidential Subject Files on International Economic Affairs

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OPEC (1)

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Collection: National Security Council International Economic Affairs Staff Files (Ford Administration), Presidential Subject Files on International Economic Affairs

OPEC (1) …

Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Budget Review Files

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This series contains memorandums, letters, spreadsheets, and other budget planning documents. The series documents the budget review process of the OMB during the two budget planning cycles of the Gerald R. Ford administration. The documents include materials related to the four main steps in the budget review process (Spring Planning Review, Director’s Review, Presidential Review, and Budget Appeal). Not all departments and agencies are represented within this series. Also, some smaller agencies are grouped under the budget analyst’s name, for example, “O’Neill’s Small Agencies.”

Collection: James T. Lynn Papers

Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Budget Review Files … This series contains memorandums, letters, spreadsheets, and other budget planning documents. The series documents the budget review process of the OMB during the two budget planning cycles of the Gerald R. Ford administration. The documents include materials related to the four main steps in the budget review process (Spring Planning Review, Director’s Review, Presidential Review, and Budget Appeal). Not all departments and agencies are …

This series contains memorandums, letters, spreadsheets, and other budget planning documents. The series documents the budget review process of the OMB during the two budget planning cycles of the Gerald R. Ford administration. The documents include materials related to the four main steps in the budget review process (Spring Planning Review, Director’s Review, Presidential Review, and Budget Appeal). Not all departments and agencies are represented within this series. Also, some smaller agencies are grouped under the budget analyst’s name, for example, “O’Neill’s Small Agencies.”

Subject Files

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This series consists of correspondence, newsletters, reports, pamphlets, publications, memorabilia, and articles relating to Shirley Peck Barnes? involvement in Operation Babylift and her subsequent research for her book, "The War Cradle." There is a variety of materials relating to the impact of Operation Babylift on Denver's Children's Hospital, where children were received, fostered, and adopted in April and May, 1975. These records include both original documents and photocopies acquired by Barnes, and include volunteer information, sign-in sheets, and photocopies of health records. A large portion of this series relates to the Friends of Children of Vietnam (FCVN) charity and adoption agency, which was one of the agencies authorized to participate in Operation Babylift. Barnes appears to have actively collected FCVN publications and newsletters regarding the operations of the agency and its partner orphanages in Vietnam. There is also documentation about the founding of the FCVN in the late 1960s, including photocopies of its articles of incorporation records and biographies of its founder, Theodore Gleichman. Another significant component of the subject file is Barnes? extensive notes, interviews, and drafts for "The War Cradle". This material is largely undated and often incomplete, with many pages missing. There are also a number of academic and governmental publications regarding Vietnam and the Vietnam War. Finally, there are several folders of material relating to the World Airways airline, including original publications discussing its involvement with Operation Babylift, as well as other materials, newsletters, and correspondence from the World Airways reunion tour hosted by the airline in 2005 for Operation Babylift adoptees and participants.

Collection: Shirley Peck Barnes Papers

Subject Files … This series consists of correspondence, newsletters, reports, pamphlets, publications, memorabilia, and articles relating to Shirley Peck Barnes? involvement in Operation Babylift and her subsequent research for her book, "The War Cradle." There is a variety of materials relating to the impact of Operation Babylift on Denver's Children's Hospital, where children were received, fostered, and adopted in April and May, 1975. These records include both original documents and photocopies …

This series consists of correspondence, newsletters, reports, pamphlets, publications, memorabilia, and articles relating to Shirley Peck Barnes? involvement in Operation Babylift and her subsequent research for her book, "The War Cradle." There is a variety of materials relating to the impact of Operation Babylift on Denver's Children's Hospital, where children were received, fostered, and adopted in April and May, 1975. These records include both original documents and photocopies acquired by Barnes, and include volunteer information, sign-in sheets, and photocopies of health records. A large portion of this series relates to the Friends of Children of Vietnam (FCVN) charity and adoption agency, which was one of the agencies authorized to participate in Operation Babylift. Barnes appears to have actively collected FCVN publications and newsletters regarding the operations of the agency and its partner orphanages in Vietnam. There is also documentation about the founding of the FCVN in the late 1960s, including photocopies of its articles of incorporation records and biographies of its founder, Theodore Gleichman. Another significant component of the subject file is Barnes? extensive notes, interviews, and drafts for "The War Cradle". This material is largely undated and often incomplete, with many pages missing. There are also a number of academic and governmental publications regarding Vietnam and the Vietnam War. Finally, there are several folders of material relating to the World Airways airline, including original publications discussing its involvement with Operation Babylift, as well as other materials, newsletters, and correspondence from the World Airways reunion tour hosted by the airline in 2005 for Operation Babylift adoptees and participants.