SENATOR EUGENE McCARTHY
THE PAPERS OF JOHN F. KENENDY
Pre-Presidential Papers (#2).
Subcollection 4. Presidential Campaign Files, 1960
Series 15.1. Speeches and the Press; Speeches, Statements and Sections, 19581960.
Box 1033
Speeches by others
McCarthy, Eugene: Nominating Stevenson
PERSONAL PAPERS
Peter B(enjamin) Edelman (#66)
Series 1. Legislative Subject Files, 1964-1968
Box 7
McCarthy
John Kenneth Galbraith (#78)
Series 3. General Correspondence, 1932-2006
Box 139
McCarthy, Eugene
Presidential campaign
Advertisements
“A Letter to Democratic Leaders”
“The Proper Posture of Liberalism,” summer 1968
Announcement of “Month for McCarthy,” 16 July 1968
New Hampshire trip, 7 March 1968
New York City trip, 13 March 1968
Wisconsin trip, March 1968
General correspondence
24 October 1967-15 April 1968
1968: 16 April-18 October, undated
National headquarters, 1968
Economic Advisory Group, 1968
Rally
Lenox, MA, 20 April 1968
Madison Square Garden, New York City, address, 15 August 1968
Personal Correspondence
McCarthy History Project, Academic Advisory Council, 1969
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Box 347
McCarthy, Eugene birthday party, New York, New York 19 April [1986]
Box 387
Franklin LaCava film on Eugene McCarthy, 1990
Series 4. Project File, 1948-1999
Box 496
Americans for Democratic Action
Senator McCarthy
Contribution to campaign, 1968
Reaction to ADA endorsement
Series 9.3 Writings, Speech Files
Box 873
Speech at the Senator Eugene McCarthy for President Benefit, Symphony Hall,
Boston, Massachusetts, 22 April 1968
Box 874
[Regarding RFK assassination and McCarthy nomination, Summer 1968]
Box 875
Seconding speech for Eugene McCarthy, National Democratic Convention,
Chicago, Illinois, 28 August 1968
Series 9.4 Writings, Other Writings
Box 983
Letters to the Editor
1977
New York Times, re: Eugene McCarthy campaign, 18 December 1977
Box 1019
Writings about John Kenneth Galbraith by Others
Behrend, Celeste: “McCarthy’s Secretary of State:” The Pittsburgh Point,
22 February 1968
Box 1023
“Whither Economic Policy:” Eugene J. McCarthy: Commonweal, 19 May 1972
Series 10. Clipping File, 1946-2006
Box 1034
McCarthy, 1968
Series 3. General Correspondence, 1932-2006
Box 1040
General correspondence, 1965-1974
McCarthy, Eugene: Presidential Campaign: [photos]
Box 1045
[General correspondence, 1960-2005]
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McCarthy, Eugene, 1988, 1991
Robert F. Kennedy Pre Administration Papers (#138)
Series: Political Files, 1952-1960; John F. Kennedy’s 1960 Campaign and
Transition; Correspondence, 1959-1960
Box 18
*McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy Attorney General Papers 1961-1964 (#138)
Series: Correspondence, 1961-1964; General, 1961-1964
Box 36
McCabe-McChesney
Robert F. Kennedy Presidential Campaign Papers 1968 (#138)
Series: Press Division
Box 11
Newsclips
Subject File
Candidates
McCarty, Eugene J.
General
Domestic Issues
Kennedy, Robert F.
Support
Vietnam
Box 16
Subject File
Campaign Literature
McCarthy, Eugene J.
Box 21
Subject File
Schedules: H. Humphrey, E. McCarthy, & R. Nixon
Box 23
Subject File
Wire Service Clips
McCarthy, Eugene J.
Series: Research Division
Box 44
Campaign, 1968, Presidential.
Box 59
McCarthy, Eugene J.
Biography
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Civil Rights
The Draft
Newsclips
Press Releases
Quotations
General
Vietnam
Senate Record
Speeches
1/1/67 – 3/17/68. (3 folders)
3/18/68 – 5/22/68. (3 folders)
Series: Youth/Student Divison
Box 5
Subject File
McCarthy, Eugene
Milton S(aul) Gwirtzman (#89)
Series 1. Publications: On His Own, 1956-1971
Box 7
[Subject File
Presidential Campaign, 1968]
McCarthy, Eugene
Box 8
[Subject File
Presidential Campaign, 1968]
Voting Records
McCarthy, Eugene
David L. Hackett (#90)
Series 2. Robert F. Kennedy Campaign Material, 1968
Box 13
McCarthy, Eugene J.
Ira Kapenstein (#123)
Series 5. Democratic National Committee, 1968-1970
Box 10
McCarthy, Eugene
Frank (Fabian) Mankiewicz II (#160)
Series 1.3 McGovern 1972 Campaign, 1971-1972, Alphabetical Subject File,
1971-1972
Box 20
McCarthy, Eugene
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R. Sargent Shriver (#214)
Series 8.4.1 Presidential Campaign, 1976; Subject File; General
Box 243
[Opponent files]
Eugene McCarthy
Series 8.5.1 Presidential Campaign, 1976; Press Division; Clippings Files
Box 255
[Opponents]
Eugene McCarthy
Theodore C(haikin) Sorensen (#222)
Series 29. Robert F. Kennedy Presidential Campaign, 1968
Box 138
McCarthy
Drexel A(ndreas) Sprecher (#224)
Series 1.4 Democratic National Committee Files, 1953-1960; Party Official Files
Box 35
McCarthy, Eugene
Adam Walinsky (#300)
Series 1. Senate Subject Files, 1965-1968
Box 1
[Campaign 1968]
Eugene McCarthy
James P. Warburg (#303)
Series: Chronological File, 1959-1969
Box 80
Letter to E. McCarthy on Support for Candidacy, 12/14/67
Box 81
New York Times Letter- “Support for McCarthy,” 6/12/68
Box 82
“Businessmen for McCarthy” – Speech, 10/19/68
Theodore H. White (#307)
Series 6.3 Making of the President; The Making of the President, 1968
Box 32
Notes
Chapter 3
Eugene McCarthy, chiefly relating to his New Hampshire and
Wisconsin primary campaigns. Included is correspondence from
Alexander Laing – of New Hampshire, editor of Betrayal; memo on
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new Hampshire primary by Martin Plissner of CBS and notes by and
about Blair Clark, McCarthy’s campaign manager, 28p.
Chapter 6
Letter to RFK from Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. 11/3/67 regarding the
prospects of a McCarthy or Johnson candidacy, 3p.
Eugene McCarthy. Speech and position paper, 17p.
Box 38e
[Subject Files]
McCarthy
Campaign (1 of 4 folders)
Box 38f
[Subject Files
McCarthy]
Campaign (2-4 of 4 folders)
Speeches (2 folders)
W. Willard Wirtz (#310)
Series: Campaign Files, 1952-1968; Hubert Humphrey, 1968
Box 109
[Speech Drafts]
Background Material
General
McCarthy
OTHER COLLECTIONS
The Official & Confidential File of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover
Folder 133. Raborn, Admiral William F.
Roll & Frame no. 5-0579
Contains memorandum from Papich indicating that Admiral Raborn, Director
of CIA, would probably seek meeting with Director Hoover soon to discuss a
Senate Resolution being pushed by Senators Eugene McCarthy and Fulbright
to set up a CIA “watchdog” committee. Contains memorandum from Hoover
setting forth results of meeting with Admiral Raborn.
Records of the National Democratic Committee (#59)
Series: Records of the Research Division, Library Files, Robert F. Kennedy
Clipping Files (1960-1968)
Box 8
Presidential Candidacy
Kennedy-McCarthy TV debate 6/4/68
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ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEWS
Elie Abel, Broadcast journalist, National Broadcasting Co. (1961-1969);
author The Missile Crisis (1966)
JFK #1, 3/18/1970
Joseph W. Alsop, Kennedy Family Friend, Journalist, Political Writer
RFK #1, 6.10.1971
RFK #2, 6/22/1971
RFK #3, 10/29/1971
Eugenie (Helen) M. Anderson, Ambassador to Bulgaria (1962-1965)
JFK #1, 3/11/1973
Glenn M. Anderson, Lieutenant Governor (1959-1967) and Representative
from California (1969-1993)
JFK #2, 1/31/1971
Ludwig J. Andolsek, Commissioner, Civil Rights Commission (1963-1977)
JFK #1, 11/26/1976
John M. Bailey, Chairman, Democratic National Committee (1961-1975)
JFK #1, 4/10/1964
Wesley Barthelmes, Press secretary to Robert F. Kennedy (1965-1966)
RFK #2, 6/2/1969
William C. Battle, Campaign manager, Virginia, John F. Kennedy for
President (1960). United States Ambassador, Australia (1962 - 1964)
JFK #3, 3/23/1970
Edwin R. Bayley, Government official. Director of Public Information, Peace
Corps (1961); Special Assistant, Office of the White House Press Secretary
(1961); Director, Information Staff, Agency for International Development
(1961-63)
JFK #1, 10/10/1968
Abraham D. Beame, New York City political figure; city comptroller (19611965); Democratic candidate for mayor (1965); Mayor (1974-1978)
RFK #1, 6/27/1978
Orren Beaty, Assistant to the Secretary of the Interior (1961-1967)
JFK #1, 10/10/1969
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Samuel H. Beer, Americans for Democratic Action (ADA), Massachusetts
chairman (1955-57), national chairman (1959-62)
JFK #1, 11/7/2002
Andrew John Biemiller, Representative from Wisconsin (1945-1949);
director, Department of Legislation, AFL-CIO (1956-1982)
JFK #1, 5/24/1979
Kenneth M. Birkhead, Finance director, Democratic National Committee
(1958-1959); Assistant to the Secretary of Agriculture for Congressional
Liaison (1961-1966)
JFK #3, 9/1/1967
John A. Blatnik, Representative from Minnesota (1947-1974)
JFK #1, 12/4/1966
Albert H. Blumenthal, State Assemblyman, New York; campaign worker for
Robert F. Kennedy, 1964, 1968
RFK #2, 7/1/1974
RFK #3, 10/10/1975
RFK #4, 11/23/1976
Simeon S. Booker, Journalist, Washington Post (1952-1954); chief,
Washington Bureau, Johnson Publishing Co. (1955- ) and author of several
books, including Black Man’s America (1964)
JFK #1, 4/27/1967
Thomas W. (editor and publisher of the Blade Tribune in Oceanside,
California (1954-1968) and Joan R. Braden (ide to Nelson A. Rockefeller;
presidential campaign staff member for John F. Kennedy (1960) and Robert
F. Kennedy (1968)
JFK #1, 10/11/1969
Carter (Shirley) Burden, New York society and political figure; Robert F.
Kennedy Senate Office, 1966 – 1968
RFK #1, 2/13/1974
RFK #2, 12/3/1974
David W. Burke, Member, Labor-Management Committee, Department of
Commerce (1961-1964); Executive Secretary, President's Advisory Committee
on. Labor-Management Policy, assistant to the Secretary of Commerce and to
the Secretary of Labor (1961-1965); legislative assistant (1965) and
administrative assistant (1966-1971) to Senator Edward M. Kennedy
RFK #1, 12/8/1971
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Frank J. Burns, California political figure. Aide to Jesse Unruh in Robert F.
Kennedy's Presidential campaign (1968)
RFK #1, 4/17/1970
John J. Burns, Chairman, New York State Democratic Party (1965-1973);
delegate, Democratic National Convention (1968); Robert Kennedy campaign
worker (1968
RFK #1, 11/25/1969
RFK #3, 2/25/1970
James K. Carr, Under Secretary of the Interior (1961-1964)
JFK #1, 11/18/1970
Oscar C. Carr, Mississippi political figure; co-chairman, Mississippians for
Robert Kennedy (1968); member, Mississippi Democratic Executive
Committee (1968-1971)
RFK #1, 5/6-7/1969
Joseph R. Cerrell, Executive director, California Democratic Party (19591966)
JFK #1, 6/13/1969
Abram J. Chayes, Staff director, Democratic Platform Committee (1960);
legal adviser, Department of state (1961 - 1964)
JFK #1, 5/18/1964
Cesar E. Chavez, Director, United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
(1966-1973)
RFK #1, 1/28/1970
Joseph S. Clark, Senator from Pennsylvania (1957 - 1969)
JFK #1, 12/16/1965
John Cogley, Journalist, executive editor, Commonweal (1950-1955); adviser
to John F. Kennedy's Presidential campaign staff (1960)
JFK #1, 2/20/1968
Barbara J. Coleman, Journalist. White House press aide, 1961 - 1962; Staff
member, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, 1968; Staff member, Robert F.
Kennedy for President Campaign, 1968
RFK #2, 1/9/1970
Mello Cottone, Advance man, West Virginia 1960 Presidential Campaign
JFK #1, 2/17/1976
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John C. Culver, United States Senator, Iowa (1975 - 1981). U. S.
Representative, Iowa (1964 - 1974) Legislative Assistant, U. S. Senator
Edward M. Kennedy, Massachusetts; Friend of the Kennedy Family
JFK #1, 5/12/2003
Joseph A. Curname, Massachusetts political figure; publisher, Everett
Leader-Herald and News-Gazette
JFK #1, 11/29/1966
Philip H. Desmarais, Louisiana political figure; delegate, Democratic National
Convention (1956); worker, John F. Kennedy's Presidential campaign,
Louisiana (1960); Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary for Legislation,
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
JFK #1, 3/9/1966
C. Douglas Dillon, Government official. Under Secretary of State (1958-1961);
Secretary of the Treasury (1961-1965)
RFK #1, 6/18/1970
Gerard F. Doherty, Massachusetts political figure, friend of Edward M.
Kennedy. Campaign aide, Edward M. Kennedy's Senate campaign (1962),
Robert F. Kennedy's Senate campaign (1964) and Presidential campaign in
Indiana and Massachusetts (1968)
RFK #1, 2/3/1972
William O. Douglas, Associate Justice, United States Supreme Court (19391975)
RFK #2, 12/12/1969
William L. Dunfey, John F. Kennedy Campaign Coordinator, New England,
1960; chairman, New Hampshire Democratic State Committee, 1965 - 1967;
Robert F. Kennedy Campaign Coordinator, New England, 1968
RFK#1, 12/15/1971
Frederick G. Dutton, Deputy national chairman, Citizens for KennedyJohnson (1960); Special Assistant to President Kennedy (1961); Assistant
Secretary of State for Congressional Relations (1961-1964). Political adviser
and campaign aide to Robert F. Kennedy
JFK #1, 5/3/1965
Peter B. Edelman, Legislative Assistant to Senator Robert F. Kennedy, 1964 –
1968
RFK #1, 7/15/1969
RFK #2, 7/29/1969
RFK #3, 8/5/1969
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RFK #4, 12/12/1969
RFK #5, 1/3/1970
RFK #6, 2/21/1970
RFK #7, 2/13/1973
RFK #8, 3/13/1974
Ronnie Eldridge, New York District Leader, Reform Independent Democrats,
1963 - 1968, Vice Chairperson, Citizens Committee for Robert F. Kennedy,
1968
RFK #1, 4/21/1970
RFK #3, 7/2/1970
RFK #4, 7/13/1970
John F. English, New York political figure; political aide to Robert F.
Kennedy
RFK #2, 11/25/1969
RFK #3, 12/19/1969
RFK #4, 2/3/1970
Rowland Evans, Journalist, New York Herald Tribune, 1955 - 1963;
syndicated columnist, 1963-1993
RFK #1, 7/30/1970
Justin N. Feldman, Consultant, Department of Commerce, (1961-1966);
campaign aide and New York political adviser to Senator Robert F. Kennedy
RFK #3, 2/4/1970
Myer Feldman, Legislative assistant to Senator John F. Kennedy (1958-1961);
Deputy Special Counsel to the President (1961-1964); Counsel to the President
(1964-1965)
JFK #3, 3/16/1966
JFK #13, 1/6/1968
Orville L. Freeman, Secretary of Agriculture (1961-1969)
JFK #1, 7/22/1964
John Kenneth Galbraith, Economist, educator, author, diplomat. Professor of
Economics, Harvard University, 1949 - 1975; Ambassador to India, 1961 –
1963
JFK #2, 9/12/2002
Fred Gates, Member, Post Office Advisory Board
JFK #1, 1/14/1964
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Elizabeth R. Gatov, Democratic National Committeewoman from California
(1956-1960, 1963-1965); Treasurer of the United States (1961-1962)
JFK #1, 6/25/1969
K. Dun Gifford, Legislative assistant to Senator Edward M. Kennedy, 19671970; national Presidential campaign assistant to Robert F. Kennedy, 1968;
staff member, Secretary's office, Department of Housing and Urban
Development
RFK #2, 1/5/1973
John H. Glenn, Astronaut, U. S. NASA, Mercury Project (1959 - 1962);
United States Senator, Ohio (1975 - 1993)
RFK #1, 6/26/1969
Camille F. Gravel, Louisiana political figure; Democratic National
Committeeman (1954-1960)
JFK #1, 5/23/1967
Charles Guggenheim, Film producer, political media consultant, Robert
Kennedy Senate campaign, 1964 and presidential campaign, 1968; producer
RFK Remembered, 1968
RFK #2, 2/27/1973
Hubert H. Humphrey, Senator from Minnesota (1949-1964); Presidential
candidate (1960), Vice President of the United States, 1965 – 1969
JFK #1, 12/14/1964
RFK #1, 3/30/1970
Nicholas deB. Katzenbach, Assistant Attorney General (1961-1962), Deputy
Attorney General (1962-1964), Attorney General of the United States (19641966)
RFK #1, 10/8/1969
Frank Mankiewicz, Journalist, Author, Political Figure; Director, U. S. Peace
Corps, Lima, Peru (1962 - 1964), Latin America Regional Director (1964 1966); Press Secretary, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, New York (1966 - 1968)
RFK #1, 6/26/1969
RFK #2, 7/10/1969
RFK #4, 9/30/1969
RFK #5, 10/2/1969
RFK #6, 11/6/1969
RFK #7, 11/25/1969
RFK #8, 12/4/1969
RFK #9, 12/16/1969
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Burke Marshall, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division,
Department of Justice (1961-1964); general counsel, International Business
Machines Corp. (1965-1969); adviser to Robert F. Kennedy
RFK #1, 1/19-20/1970
John L. Seigenthaler, Reporter (1949-1960), editor (1962-1972), The
Tennessean, Nashville; aide to Robert F. Kennedy, John F. Kennedy's
Presidential campaign (1960)
JFK #2, 2/21/1966
RFK #1, 6/5/1970
Walter Sheriden, RFK campaign coordinator, 1968; Government
investigator. Organized crime investigator for the U.S. Senate Select
Committee to Investigate Improper Activities in the Labor or Management
Field and for the Department of Justice
RFK #1, 8/5/1969
RFK #2, 8/13/1969
Theodore C. Sorensen, Staff assistant, speech writer to Senator John F.
Kennedy (1953-1961); Special Counsel to the President (1961-1964)
RFK #1, 3/21/1969
RFK #2, 7/23/1970
Stewart L. Udall, Secretary of the Interior (1961-1969)
JFK #1, 1/12/1970
Harris L. Wofford, Assistant to Senator John F. Kennedy (1960); Special
Assistant to the President for Civil Rights (1961-1962); Special Representative
for Africa, Peace Corps (1962-1964)
JFK #2, 5/22/1968
* This is intended as a starting point for research. It is not intended to be a
definitive guide to all Library materials on this topic. Other collections and
additional series in the above-named collections may also contain relevant
material. Consult the Library’s guide to holdings and the individual finding aids
for additional information.
Updated by Sarah E. Pratt, 1/11/12
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