General

Biographical sketches and bibliographies, 1942-1974

Certificates. Includes several letters, 1969-1976

Clippings, 1945-1977

Miscellany, ca. 1930-1974. Selective service materials, letters, will, directories, student evaluation, postcards with descriptions of Harvard University and other miscellany

Employment

General. Employment, search for

General

General. Miscellanous notes, clippings, and reference lists

Correspondence, ca. 1933-1973.

General. NOTE: Includes correspondence with Senators Styles Bridges, Ralph E. Flanders and George D. Aiken and a variety of significant scholars and educators, including Arthur M. Schlesinger, Herbert Bolton, Charles Tansill, Philip E. Mosely, Howard F. Lowry, William L. Langer

ca. 1933-1956

1957-1973

American College Bureau (Mrs. Charles E. Goodell), 1949-1959

Assistant Secretary of State for Latin American Affairs, 1968-1969

General. Application, clippings and miscellaneous background materials

Correspondence. Includes William P. Rogers, letters to Richard Nixon (and a form reply), Ronald Reagan, George Murphy, Miles DuVal, Roger Robb, Maurice H. Thatcher

Academic appointments

General, 1957-1958

University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). Administrative materials, and correspondence, including Clark Kerr, Vernon I. Cheadle, Samuel B. Gould, 1959-1978. SEE ALSO: SUBJECT FILE/Education/University of California

Fulbright-Hays Visiting Lectureship, 1959-1974. Relates primarily to Dr. Dozer's participation in an exchange teaching program in Argentina, 1971. SEE ALSO: SPEECHES AND WRITINGS/1971/ "The Meaning of Revolution in Argentine History and United States History"

Correspondence, 1956-1974

Orientation materials, 1971

Text. Applications, reports and course syllabi

American Graduate School of International Management, Glendale, Arizona, 1972-1976. Also includes letters relating to Dr. Dozer's participation in an exchange teaching program in Japan, 1975.

General

General, 1944-1979. Arranged chronologically within each alphabetical grouping

Unidentified

A-P

R-Z

Family correspondence, 1960-1973. Letters written by Dr. Dozer while traveling

Andrews, J. Cutler, 1936-1972

Ashbrook, John M. (M.C.), 1968-1972

Barber, G. Russell, 1968-1971

Baxter, James P., III, 1936-1956

Beveridge, Albert J., 1926

Borah, William E. (Senator), 1926

Bowman, George A., 1927-1975

Braden, Spruille, 1955-1977

Bromsen, Maury A., 1951-1962. SEE ALSO: SPEECHES AND WRITINGS/1958/"Benjamin Harrison, President of the United States"/Correspondence

Buckley, William F., 1965-1968

Bunche, Ralph, 1949-1950

Byrnes, James F., 1947

Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions (Fund for the Republic, Inc.), 1960-1962

Compton, Arthur, 1950

Compton, Wilson, 1953-1964

Contreras, Belisario, 1959-1967

Crane, Philip M. (M.C.), 1977-1979

Dall, Curtis B., 1968-1970

D'Evelyn, Morton N., 1972

Dunn, Waldo H., 1930-1973

Engle, Clair, 1962

Fisher, Sydney N., 1961-1964

Friedman, Milton, 1972-1976

Gewehr, Wesley, 1957-1961

Goldwater, Barry, 1964-1977

Hancock, Ralph, 1957-1970

Henderson, John E. (M.C.), 1970

Howard, Robert D., 1949-1962

Hughes, Charles Evans, 1926

Humphreys, Robert (Republican National Committee), 1956-1964

Hussey, Roland, 1953-1958

Johnston, Olin D. (Senator), 1958

Kaiser, Chester, 1955-1970

Kerr, Clark, 1964

Kimmel, Husband E., 1968

Kinnaird, Lawrence and Lucia, 1962-1972

Kubek, Anthony, 1956-1967

Lagomarsino, Robert J. (M.C.), 1967-1977

Lawrence, Louis, 1951-1956

Lewis, John C., 1937

Long, Hamilton, 1957-1960

Loughran, Clayton, 1959-1976

Marquand, Hilary A., 1963-1972

McSweeney, John (M.C.), 1949

Meese, Edwin, 1968

Messolonghites, Louis, 1970-1975

Meyer, Frank (National Review), 1962-1972

Mills, Sheldon T., 1961-1964

Muggeridge, Malcolm, 1970-1971

Nelson, Frederic (Saturday Evening Post), 1958-1960

Nixon, Richard M., 1968-1969

Possony, Stefan T., 1962-1964

Powell, Enoch, 1973

Rafferty, Max, 1962-1972

Reagan, Ronald, 1967-1979. Includes associates

Richardson, Gilbert, 1965-1971

Rippy, J. Fred, 1959-1971

Schlafly, Phyllis, 1967-1974

Schmitz, John G. (M.C.), 1971

Schneider, Norris, 1960-1972

Seldon, Arthur, 1972-1974

Shafroth, John F., 1966

Shera, Jesse, 1949-1974

Smoot, Dan, 1960-1970

Stebbins, Richard, 1949-1953

Taft, Robert A., 1951-1953. Relates primarily to the job search

Tate, Ben E., 1952

Teague, Charles M. (M.C.), 1961-1973

Templeton, Kenneth, 1957-1966. SEE ALSO: SUBJECT FILE/Institute for Humane Studies

Van Natta, Thomas F., 1962-1964

Waller, William, 1972

Watts, V. Orval, 1961-1962

Welch, Robert, 1959-1979

Wheeler, Burton K. (Senator), 1953

General

Speeches

General

General

General. Correspondence, clippings, newsletters and flyers relating to speeches given by Donald Dozer, for which transcripts are not present, 1947-1978

Undated

General. Includes one in Spanish

Latin America and the Panama Canal

"The Constitution and Individual Liberty"

"Labels". Printed copy and announcement

"Maryland in the Civil War"

"United States and Latin America"

Media Broadcasts

Correspondence, 1973-1977

Texts. Otherwise unidentified

Latin American economic development. Transcript; SEE ALSO: PHONOTAPE CASSETTE

Panama Canal. Two different sets of questions and answers

Writings

General

General

General. Correspondence and clippings relating to publishing, unidentified manuscripts, and invitations to contribute, 1941-1980

Miscellaneous. Verses, children's stories, fiction, religion

Undated

General (untitled). Includes material prepared for the Emergency Committee to Save the Panama Canal

"Court-Ordered Busing Unconstitutional"

"History of Maryland"

"The Nostalgia of the New Deal"

"Our Isthmian Canal in Central America"

"Our Position in Panama"

"The Panama Canal and the United Nations"

"Panama Canal Crisis Demands Action"

"Personal Statement by the Special Representative of the Queen"

"The Policy of the Tolerant Neighbor"

"Positive Vestiges in the First Vargas Administration: An Exploratory Essay"

"Take W.P.A. Off Relief"

"The United States Constitution and the Panama Canal Treaties"

Book reviews, 1949-1980. Primarily correspondence; reviews that were published, or consisted of three or more pages are listed separately

Clippings, 1962-1977. Interviews or published references to Dr. Dozer's work

Letters to Editors, 1950-1977. Letters, clipping

"Some Aspects of Bismarck's Diplomacy, 1864-1870," ca. 1930. Typescript

"John Myles", Dictionary of American Biography, Vol. XIII, American Council of Learned Societies, 1934. Carbon typescript with letter

West Coast General Strike, ca. 1938. Apparently two distinct manuscripts: the shorter, earlier one (three drafts) appears to have been intended for expansion into a book-length work, of which only the first few chapters were begun (fourth draft). Notes for, and preliminary work on, later chapters, form the bulk of the General/Notes category.

General

Correspondence, 1934-1938

Notes and fragments. (NOTE: Subject categories in quotations represent the preservation of Dr. Dozer's file folder notations, rather than actual titles)

General

"Historical Background"

"National Longshoremen's Board, Hearings and Awards"

Statistics

"Waterfront conditions"

Source material (primarily printed material; SEE ALSO: OVERSIZE MATERIALS/Box 148). Newsletters, speech transcripts, clippings, Executive Order #6580, pamphlets by Dalton Trumbo, Harry Bridges, and William F. Dunne, The Great San Francisco General Strike, pamphlets by the Waterfront Employers Union of San Francisco, and newsletters, serials and pamphlets by the Industrial Association of San Francisco, 1931-1953

"The General Strike of 1934 on the Pacific Coast"

Draft #1. Holograph

Draft #2. Typescript

Draft #3. Holograph and typescript

"Labor Upheaval on the Pacific Coast" (Draft #4)

"Introduction and Bibliography". Outline, fragments, and notes

1. The Setting. Typescript

2. The Companies. Holograph

4. (?) The Grievances. Holograph

5. (?) The General Strike. Holograph

8. (?) The Aftermath. Holograph

Review of Ernest S. Griffith, History of American City Government: The Colonial Period, Maryland Historical Magazine, 1938 Sept. Typescript with cover letter

"Teaching Counsel One Hundred Years Young," Harvard Educational Review, 1939 Sept. Typescript copy

Review of N.W. Stephenson and W.H. Dunn, George Washington, Maryland Historical Magazine, 1940 June. Typescript draft

"The Background of the Havana Conference," 1940. Typescript and clipping

Review of Wilbur C. Phillips, Adventuring for Democracy, Frontiers of Democracy, 1940 Nov. 15. Serial issue

"United States Relations with South America," 1940 Nov. 27 and Dec. 12. Typed transcripts of radio broadcasts

"Pan-American Solidarity in Our Time!" Maryland Alumni News, 1940 Dec. Serial issue

"Maryland," World Book Encyclopedia, ca. 1941

Correspondence, 1941-1947

Typescript and miscellany, 1941-1943

Revisions (additions). Typescript, cover letter, holograph report, 1944-1946

Radio broadcast for Maryland Day, 1941 March 25. Typescript

Review of J. Fred Rippy, The Caribbean Danger Zone, Military Affairs: Journal of the American Military Institute, 1941 Summer. Typescript draft

"Building Western Hemisphere Unity," Dynamic America, 1941 Aug. Serial issue

"Diplomatic Phases of the Last Peace," 1941 Oct. 19. Speech typescript and letter

"Secretary of State Elihu Root and Consular Reorganization," Mississippi Valley Historical Review, 1942 Dec. Typescript, correspondence with William A. Williams and others, and notes, 1942-1963

"Beginnings of Japanese-American Friction," The Dalhousie Review (Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia), 1943 July. Reprint and letter

"Anti-Expansionism During the Johnson Administration," Pacific Historical Review, 1943 September. Reprint and letters, 1942-1943

Review of Ralph V. Harlow, The Growth of the United States, Mississippi Valley Historical Review, 1943 Dec. Typescript

"Wanted: A New Democratic Solidarity," 1944 March. Typescript and letter

"The Caribbean Islands and the War: A Record of Progress in Facing Stern Realities," American Historical Review, 1944 July. Carbon typescript and letter

"The Gap Between Government and People," Public Opinion Quarterly, 1945 Spring. Reprint, correspondence with Arthur M. Schlesinger and others, review/editorial, 1945-1948

"The Opposition to Hawaiian Reciprocity," Pacific Historical Review, 1945 June. Reprint and correspondence, 1944-1946

"American Opposition to Territorial Expansion, 1865-1895" ca. 1946 (expansion of doctoral dissertation). Typescript

General

Correspondence, 1933-1969

Miscellaneous. "The Anti-Imperialist League". Unidentified holograph draft

Non-printed source material

General. Notes, speech transcript (Henry A. Wallace), State Department press release and newsletter, typescript (copy) of a report by John Patterson, "The United States and Hawaiian Reciprocity, 1867-1870" and the State Department, "United States Intervention in Mexican Presidential Politics, 1840-1930," 1932-1951

Notes (primarily from archival or private collections), n.d.

General. Index cards, SEE: OVERSIZE MATERIALS/Boxes 144-147

Bayard, Thomas F., 1886-1887. Holograph

Cleveland, Grover, 1884-1893. Holograph

Croffut, William A., 1899-1900. Holograph

Reid, Whitelaw, 1891-1892. Typescript

Schurz, Carl, 1869-1870. Holograph

Willis, Albert S., 1894-1895. Typescript copies of letters to W.Q. Gresham

Printed source materials. Clippings, reprints, newsletters, reproductions of newspaper illustrations, 1931-1956

Table of Contents and Preface

1. Background, 1776-1865

2. Anti-Expansionism in the Johnson Administration, 1865-1869

3. Resistance to President Grant's Projects, 1865-1871

4. Rise of the Anti-Expansionist Tradition, 1865-1880

5. Opposition to Expansion in the Pacific, 1869-1876

6. Campaign against Hawaiian Reciprocity, 1876-1888

7. The Challenge to Commercial Reciprocity and the New Canal Policy, 1880-1885

8. Anti-Expansionism and the Samoan Islands, 1877-1890

9. The Tradition Triumphant, 1889-1892

10. Anti-Expansionism and the Hawaiian Revolution, 1892-1894

11. Anti-Expansionism and Anti-Imperialism, 1894-1895

Appendices

"Rise of the American Anti-Imperialist Tradition after 1865," ca. 1946. Typescript article with correspondence

"Teachers Militant--The Battle for Academic Freedom in Argentina," Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors, 1946 Winter. Typescript draft, correspondence, and typescript copies of State Department memoranda, 1945-1949

"Elihu Root and International Arbitration," Arbitration Journal, 1947 Spring. Typescript draft and correspondence, 1943-1947

"Pathfinder of the Amazon," Virginia Quarterly Review, 1947 Autumn. Typescript, correspondence and an excerpt from a biography of Matthew F. Maury, 1888-1968

"Matthew Fontaine Maury's Letter of Instruction to William Lewis Herndon," Hispanic American Historical Review, 1948 May. Correspondence, typescript drafts and notes, including one holograph copy and one typescript copy of letters from M.F. Maury, 1850-1948

"Benjamin Harrison and the Presidential Campaign of 1892," American Historical Review, 1948 Oct. Reprint and correspondence, 1947-1949

"Crisis in the Cold War," 1949. Typescript and letter

"Roots of Revolution in Latin America," Foreign Affairs, 1949 Jan. Reprinted in Readings in Latin American Social Organization and Institutions, Olen E. Leonard and Charles P. Loomis (eds.), 1953.

General. Correspondence, citations (clippings), comments and source materials, 1948-1953

Draft. Typescript

Printed copy

Review of Henry Luther Stoddard, Presidential Sweepstakes: The Story of Political Conventions and Campaigns, American Historical Review, 1949 Jan.

"The Tariff on Books," Mississippi Valley Historical Review, 1949 June. Correspondence and typescript, 1948-1954

"New Directions in Latin America," 1950-1953

Article. Typescript, comments by State Department reviewers, and letters, ca. 1950

Speech. Program, correspondence, typescript and clippings, 1952-1953

"Truman's Emergency," 1950 Dec. Holographs

"Political Factors of Latin America," ca. 1951. Typescript, letters, and earlier versions entitled "Lost Continent?" and "Our Policy Toward Latin America"

"The Western Hemisphere," Major Problems of United States Foreign Policy, 1951-1952, Brookings Institute, 1951. Typescript and letter

Review of Samuel Flagg Bemis, John Quincy Adams and the Foundation of American Foreign Policy, Review of Inter-American Bibliography, 1951 Jan.-March. Typescript draft and memoranda

"Two Diplomatic Histories--An Appraisal," Review of Inter-American Bibliography, 1951 July-Dec. Reprint

Review of Jane Lucas de Grummond, Envoy to Caracas: The Story of John G.A. Williamson, Nineteenth-Century Diplomat, Pennsylvania History, 1951 Oct. Typescript draft, cards and memorandum

"America's New Foreign Policy," 1951 Dec.

General

General. Letters, including one to Senator Taft, flyer, clippings, press release, speech transcripts (Robert A. Taft), 1951-1954

Report by the Minority Policy Committee, "Comparative Views on Foreign Policy by National Leaders," 1951 Jan. Mimeograph report

Text (?) Extremely rough draft materials

"Memorandum on the Latin American Policy of the United States," 1952 Dec. Prepared for Rep. Lawrence H. Smith. Typescript, correspondence, and draft materials, 1952-1956

Review of G.T. Anderson, Yankees in Ferment, 1953. Correspondence and notes

"Memorandum for Mr. Louis Lawrence," (assistant to Senators Taft and Watkins; SEE ALSO: CORRESPONDENCE FILE/ Lawrence, Louis), 1953 April. Typescript commentary on H. Chr. Sonne, "Statement on Latin America" (typescript copy attached)

Review of Teodoro Alvarado Garaicoa, Sinopsis del Derecho Territorial Ecuatoriano, Guayaquil, 1952, American Journal of International Law, 1953 Oct. Typescript and memorandum

Review of Atilio Dell'Oro Maini, et al., La Conquista de America el Descubrimiento del Moderno Derecho Internacional: Estudios Sobre Las Ideas de Francisco de Vitoria, American Journal of International Law, 1953 Oct. Typescript and letters

Untitled, 1956. Relates to Latin America. Typescript with correspondence

"The Riddle of the Parties," 1956 Summer. Typescript with cover memorandum, clippings and pamphlets relating to 1952 and 1956 political conventions

Review of Eric F. Goldman, The Crucial Decade: America, 1945-1955, Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books, 1956 Aug. 19

"History and Centralism," ca. 1957. Typescript and letters, 1957-1958

"Lincoln's Rival at Gettysburg, 1863," 1957. Typescript and letters, 1957-1970

Review of J. Hampden Jackson, The World in the Postwar Decade 1945-1955, Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books, 1957 March 10

"The Right to Know," Newsletter of the Minute Women of the U.S.A., Inc. 1957 Oct.-Nov. Printed article and letter

"Caribbean Relations with Non-American Countries," The Caribbean: Contemporary International Relations, A.C. Wilgus (ed.), 1957-1958. Materials from Conference on the Caribbean, University of Florida, 1957 Dec. Typescript and correspondence, 1956-1957

"Highlights of Maryland History," 1957-1958. Speech transcript

"Benjamin Harrison, President of the United States," ca. 1958. (Dr. Dozer wrote four chapters to complete a manuscript started by Albert T. Volwiler)

General

Correspondence, 1936-1975. Includes applications for funding support, correspondence with the Huntingdon Library (Allan Nevins) and limited correspondence with Arthur M. Schlesinger

Research materials. Preliminary inventory of the A.T. Volwiler collection of Benjamin Harrison papers, miscellany, clipping, and a typed copy of a chapter from Edward Arthur White, The Republican Party in National Politics

Chapters (by Donald M. Dozer). Typescripts

11. Favorite Son of Indiana (includes Table of Contents)

12. Presidential Candidate

13. President-Elect

14. Cabinet-Making

Review of Victor J. Fox, The Pentagon Case, 1958 June 27. Typescript

Untitled, 1958 June 27. Speech transcript relating to the American liberal tradition and The Pentagon Case

Review of Eric S. Thompson (ed.), Thomas Gage's Travels in the New World, Baltimore Sun, 1958 Aug. 10. Clipping and letter

"Our South American Neighbors--What Are the Areas of Tension?" 1958 Sept. 30 and 1960 March 28. Mimeographed speech transcript, drafts, letter and clipping

"Public Attitudes Affecting United States-Latin American Relations," 1959. Memoranda, draft outlines, letters, and an announcement of the project for the U.S. Senate, Foreign Relations Committee, Subcommittee on American Republic Affairs, 1958-1959

Are We Good Neighbors? Three Decades of Inter-American Relations, 1930-1960, University of Florida Press, 1959. Reprinted with a new introduction by Johnson Book Reprint Company, 1972 June

General

Correspondence

General, 1945-1965. Primarily publishers (with some reviews), research inquiries and applications for funding

Johnson Reprint Corp., 1969-1972

University of Florida Press

General, 1956-1970

Rippy, J. Fred (primary reviewer), 1956-1960

Miscellaneous. Outlines, memoranda, and a fragment from a printed book

Promotional material, 1960-1972

Reviews, 1960-1962. Includes correspondence with Frederic Nelson (Saturday Evening Post)

Source material

Non-printed material

General, 1946-1959. Memoranda, charts, lists of dispatches, letters to the editor (by Carlos Urrutia-Aparicio) and a mimeographed exchange of letters between the governments of Mexico and Guatemala relating to a fishing incident

Newsletters. State Department (News Digest) and Foreign Broadcast Information Service (Daily Report), 1950-1953

Press releases (primarily State Department), 1949-1958

Reports, 1946-1958. Includes Maurice Halperin, "Latin America in 1951," Jorge del Canto, "Economic Development and Financial Institutions in Chile," Juan Edgar Picado Trejos and Rodrigo Soley Carrasco, "Legal Measures to Guarantee Reimbursement of the Principal and Income on Foreign Investments in the American Countries," H. Harry Szmant, "The Latin American Nasser," and the State Department (?), "Pan Americanism and the Good Neighbor Policy," (preliminary draft)

Speech transcripts, 1945-1959. Includes John Foster Dulles, Dwight Eisenhower, Juscelino Kubitschek, Spruille Braden, Jose Maria Lemus, Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes, Arturo Frondizi and other State Dept. and Latin American officials

A-G

H-Y

Printed material

General. Pamphlets, printed article, newsletters, serial issues, clippings, reports, speech transcript, 1945-1948

Articles (translated from Latin American sources), 1939-1949

1939 May-1944 Dec.

1945 Jan-1949 March

Foreword and Preface. Includes Introduction from reprinted version

1. Caliban Transfigured

2. Hemispheric Isolation

3. On the Brink of War

4. Partners in Wartime

5. "Yanqui" Traits

6. Weakening Partnership

7. Illusion and Disillusion

8. New Directions in Latin America

9. Reaction to the Cold War

10. Charting the Future

Bibliography

"Benjamin Harrison," Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1959. Typescript, printed copy and correspondence

Review of Gilberto Freyre, New World in the Tropics: The Culture of Modern Brazil, Baltimore Sun, 1959 March 1. Printed copy

Review of Edward Tomlinson, Look Southward, Uncle: A New Look at the Other 175,000,000 Americans, Baltimore Sun, 1959 July 12. Printed copy

"Caribbean Crisis," ca. 1960. Two typescript drafts and letters, 1960-1961

"The Dilemma of Our Time," 1960 Feb. Speech for UCSB History Department Lecture Series. Transcript, correspondence and clippings

Voice of America Broadcast, 1960 March 29. Holograph relating to Latin American relations

"Pan Americanism from the Latin American Point of View," 1960 April 15. Mimeographed speech transcript and clipping

"A Forward-Looking Foreign Policy," 1960 June. Typescript and clipping

Untitled, 1960 Sept. Address to the Daughters of the American Revolution. Transcript of speech relating to American liberal and constitutional tradition, with letter

Untitled, 1960 Oct. Speech at San Marcos Jr. High School. Transcript, clipping, correspondence with UCSB officials, 1960-1961

Review of Richard N. Adams and Charles C. Cumberland, United States University Cooperation in Latin America, Pacific Historical Review, 1960 Nov. Reprint and letters

Untitled, 1960 Nov. Speeches given in Santa Barbara to visiting Brazilians. Typescripts (E)(P) (apparently two separate speeches), clippings, letters and miscellany

"The United States and Latin America--Our Political Relations and the Organization of American States," 1960 Dec. Transcript of speech given at the Institute of World Affairs meeting, with program and correspondence

Review of Robert F. Smith, The United States and Cuba: Business and Diplomacy, 1917-1960, ca. 1961. Typescript and letters, 1961-1962

Review of William Benton, The Voice of Latin America, ca. 1961. Typescript with letter, 1961-1962

Review of E. Lieuwen, Arms and Politics in Latin America, ca. 1961. Typescript

"Mary Lord Harrison" and "Caroline Scott Harrison," Notable American Women, 1607-1950, 1961. Typescripts, notes, clippings, correspondence, and miscellany, 1892-1961

"America's New Nationalism," 1961. Typescript and correspondence with Frederic Nelson

"Argentine Antecedents of Peronismo," 1961. Rough draft, notes, and letters

Review of Aubert J. Clark, The Movement for International Copyright in Nineteenth Century America, American Historical Review, 1961 April. Printed copy

"Did the Sanctions Against Trujillo Help the U.S.A.?" Saturday Evening Post, 1961 April 1. Correspondence, including Frederic Nelson, clipping, typescript draft and printed copies

Review of chapters for Illustrated World History (E. Wright and K.M. Stampp, eds.), McGraw-Hill, 1962. Correspondence and mimeographed outline of proposed volume, 1962-1963

Review of Bryce Wood, The Making of the Good Neighbor Policy, Mississippi Valley Historical Review, 1962 March. Reprint and letters

Untitled, 1962 April. Speech presented to UCSB History Department meeting. Holograph and letters

Latin America: An Interpretive History, 1962. Published in a Portuguese edition, 1967; second edition published in 1980 by the University of Arizona, Center for Latin American Studies

General

Correspondence

General, 1960-1980. Primarily research inquiries, requests for permission to use photographs and previously-published materials. Includes letters from the Nicaraguan Ambassador and the Embassies of Haiti and the Dominican Republic

Publishers

General, 1957-1974

McGraw-Hill, 1959-1975

University of Arizona, Center for Latin American Studies, 1979-1980

Miscellaneous. Notes, statement of purpose, citations

Promotional material. Clippings, flyers and other miscellany

Reviews, 1960-1963

First edition. Galley proofs

Preface, Bibliographical Note, Table of Contents

1. Latin America in Perspective

2. New World, New Horizons

3. Southward the Course of Empire

4. The Foreign Challenge

5. The Structure of Imperial Government

6. Indian and African

7. Ways of Life

8. Apogee of Centralism

9. Twilight of Empire

10. The Winning of Independence

11. Organizing New Nations

12. Emerging Governments in Southern South America

13. Defending their Nationality

14. Constitutionalism versus Personalism

15. The Struggle for Liberalismm

16. The Triumph of Republicanism in Brazil

17. The Consolidation of Liberalism

18. Conservative Reaction

19. Latin America and the Imperialism of the United States

20. The New Liberalism

21. New International Complications

22. Limitations of Liberalism in the Twentieth Century

23. Social Democracy versus National Socialism

24. War and Postwar Problems

25. Latin America in the Contemporary World

Appendices

Index

Revised edition (not published)

Preface and Bibliographical Note (revised)

Chapters 1-11 (revised)

Chapters 12-14 (revised)

25. Quest for Social Justice (new chapter)

26. The Shibboleth of Development (new chapter)

27. National and International Politics (new chapter)

Appendices (revised)

Index (revised)

"Thomas Jefferson and the Making of the Constitution," 1963 Jan. 3. Speech transcript and letters, 1962-1963

Review of Robert J. Alexander, Today's Latin America, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1963 Dec. Mimeographed article and letters, 1962-1963

Review of C.N. Ronning, Law and Politics in American Diplomacy, 1964 May. Typescript and letter, 1963-1964

"The Problem of Recognition Historically Considered," 1964 Oct. 24. Paper presented at Pacific Coast Council on Latin American Studies, San Diego State University; subsequently published as "Recognition in Contemporary Inter-American Relations," Journal of Inter-American Studies, 1966 April

Speech transcript and correspondence, 1963-1964. Relates primarily to the organization of the conference and includes typescript of Paul E. Hadley, "Multilateral Recognition Policies in the Inter-American System"

Draft article and correspondence, 1964-1966. Includes reviews, press release, and clippings

"New Horizons for the United States in World Affairs," 1964 Nov. Graduate Institute for World Affairs, Fourth Annual Conference, Ohio State University. Includes agenda, correspondence, a mimeographed copy of John J. Johnson, "Independencia and the Future of United States-Latin American Relations," and a typescript of Dr. Dozer's presentation of a commentary on this report

Untitled, 1964 Dec. 18. Transcript of a commencement address and clipping

"Our Canal in Panama," 1964-1965. Typescript and letters

"The Interoceanic Canal Problem in the Americas," and "The Contemporary Significance of the Monroe Doctrine," Latin America: Politics, Economics and Hemispheric Security, Norman A. Bailey (ed.), 1964-1965. Report of the Center for Strategic Studies conference on The Stategic Importance of Latin America, 1964 July 17-21 (SEE ALSO: LATIN AMERICAN SUBJECT FILE/General/Inter-American Relations/United States/General/Center for Strategic Studies Colloquium)

General. Mimeographed and printed copies, press release, review, clippings, schedule and miscellaneous materials for a Georgetown University Forum radio broadcast

Correspondence, 1961-1967. Includes a review of this book done by Dr. Dozer for the Lilly Endowment, Inc. (Kenneth Templeton), in conjunction with a review of another book, Joseph W. Reidy, Strategy for the Americas, which is included here

Texts. Mimeographed and printed copies

The Monroe Doctrine: Its Modern Significance, 1965. Revised edition printed by the University of Arizona Press, 1976

General

Correspondence, 1962-1977

General. Primarily requests to reprint and research inquiries

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.

Hanke, Lewis (series editor)

University of Arizona, Center for Latin American Studies

Reviews and promotional material, 1965-1967

Source material, 1823-1971

General. Pamphlets, flyer, form letter, notes, newsletter

Articles. Mimeographed copies of clippings, book excerpts, and serial articles from Latin American, United States, and Russian sources

Statements. United States and Latin American government officials

Introduction (to revised edition). Also includes proof fragments and miscellany

Chapters. Mimeographed copies of articles included in the subsequently compilation

1. Roque Saenz Pena, "A Doctrine of Intervention"

2. Manuel de la Plaza, "A Spanish View"

3. Carlos Pereyra, "The Three Monroe Doctrines"

5. Jose Ingenieros, "Need for a Pan-American Union

7. Baltasar Brun, "A Defensive Alliance for the Americas"

10. Simon Planas-Suarez, "An All-American Doctrine"

12. J. Reuben Clark, "Memorandum on the Monroe Doctrine"

15. Charles G. Fenwick, "Canada and the Monroe Doctrine"

17. Dexter Perkins, "The Monroe Doctrine in World War II"

18. Carlos Saavedra Lamas, "Economic Monroeism"

21. Danton Jobim, "An International Agreement"

23. Simon Planas-Suarez, "The Monroe Doctrine and Pan-americanism"

26. Basil Dmytryshyn and Jesse L. Gilmore, "The Monroe Doctrine: A Soviet View"

"Socialist Revolution in Latin America," Trouble Abroad, 1965. Correspondence, clippings, typescript draft

Review of John J. Johnson (Ed.), Continuity and Change in Latin America, Inter-American Review of Bibliography, 1965. Printed article and correspondence

Television broadcast in Spanish (Peru), 1965 July 14. Typed transcript relating to economic development

"Abandonment of Panama Canal Would Solve No Problem," Human Events, 1965 Oct. 7. Printed article, letters

"History as Force," Pacific Historical Review, 1965 Nov. Also given as a speech in Buenos Aires, 1971, and reprinted by the Institute for Humane Studies, 1978. Printed article, transcript (S), pamphlet, including an earlier draft; also correspondence and clippings

"Panama Canal Seen Red Strategic Aim," 1966 June. Printed copy, clippings, letter

"The New Liberalism: Its Evolution and Characteristics," 1966 June. Speech transcript

Review of John D. Martz, Accion Democratica: Evolution of a Modern Political Party in Venezuela, The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1966 Sept. Typescript and letters

"The Radical Right," 1966 Nov. Speech transcript, program and clippings

"History of Inter-American Relations," ca. 1967. Correspondence course prepared for the University of California, Berkeley, Extension

Correspondence, 1964-1973

Text. Mimeographed copy

"International Conferences of the Organization of American States," ca. 1967. Compiled by Donald Dozer and Robert W. Righter. Typescript

General

Correspondence. Includes Dante B. Fascell, the Organization of American States (William Sanders and others), and Arnaldo T. Musich (Argentine Ambassador to U.S.), 1960-1976

Grant application, 1975-1976

Introduction and Table of Contents

Volume One

Inter-American Conference on Conservation of Renewable Natural Resources, 1948 Sept. 7-20

Third Inter-American Travel Congress, 1949 Feb. 15-24

American Committee on Dependent Territories, 1949 March 15-July 21

Fourth Inter-American Radio Conference, 1949 April 25-July 19

Second Inter-American Indian Conference, 1949 June 24-July 4

Special Assembly of the Inter-American Commission of Women, 1949 Aug. 8-24

Second Inter-American Statistical Congress, 1950 Jan. 16-27

First Inter-American Council of Jurists, 1950 May 22-June 15

Thirteenth Pan American Sanitary Organization, 1950 Oct. 1-10

Pan American Institute of Geography and History, 1950 Oct. 16-27

Fourth Inter-American Conference on Agriculture, 1950 Dec. 1-12

Fourth Meeting of Consultation of Minutes of Foreign Affairs, 1951 March 26-April 7

Inter-American Commission of Women, 1951 May 31-June 16

First Inter-American Cultural Council, 1951 Sept. 10-25

Volume Two

Fifth Pan American Highway Congress, 1951 Oct. 7-15

Fourth Inter-American Travel Congress, 1952 April 12-20

Eighth Assembly of the Inter-American Commission of Women, 1952 July 23-Aug. 8

Third Pan American Consultation on Geography, 1952 July 25-Aug. 4

Special Pan American Highway Congress, 1952 Oct. 26-Nov. 1

Second Inter-American Council of Jurists, 1953 April 20-May 9

Ninth Inter-American Commission of Women, 1953 Sept. 7-23

Fifth Inter-American Travel Congress, 1954 June 12-19

Sixth Pan-American Highway Conference, 1954 July 11-23

Third Inter-American Indian Conference, 1954 Aug 2-12

Fourteenth Pan American Sanitary Conference, 1954 Oct. 17-22

Tenth Pan America Child Congress, 1955 Feb. 6-12

Tenth Inter-American Commission of Women, 1955 May 29-June 16

Third Meeting of the Inter-American Council of Jurists, 1956 Jan. 17-Feb. 4

Volume Three

Specialized Conference on "Conservation of Natural Resources: The Continental Shelf and Marine Waters," 1956 March 15-28

Sixth Inter-American Travel Conference, 1956 April 14-21

Inter-American Port and Harbor Conference, 1956 April 25-May 3

Second Inter-American Meeting of Ministers of Education, 1956 May 3-9

The Second Meeting of the Inter-American Cultural Council, 1956 May 3-12

Eleventh Assembly of the Inter-American Commission of Women, 1956 June 2-21

Twelfth Assembly of the Inter-American Commission of Women, 1957 June 1-18

Seventh Pan American Highway Congress, 1957 Aug. 1-10

Economic Conference of the Organization of American States, 1957 Aug. 15-Sept. 4

Fifteenth Pan American Sanitary Conference, 1958 Sept 21-Oct. 3

Seventh Inter-American Travel Congress, 1958 Dec. 9-17

Volume Four

Thirteeth Assembly of the Inter-American Commission of Women, 1959 June 1-18

Fifth Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1959 Aug. 12-18

Fourth Meeting of the Inter-American Council of Jurists, 1959 Aug. 24-Sept. 9

First Meeting of the Inter-American Nuclear Energy Commission, 1959 Oct. 20-24

Third Meeting of the Inter-American Cultural Council, 1959 Nov. 22-Dec. 2

Eighth Pan American Highway Congress, 1960 May 20-29

Inter-American Nuclear Energy Commission, 1960 July 11-15

Volume Five

Fifth Inter-American Conference on Agriculture, 1960 Aug. 8-20

Sixth Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1960 Aug. 16-21

Seventh Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1960 Aug. 22-29

Special Assembly of the Inter-American Commission of Women, 1961 April 17-23

Third Meeting of the Inter-American Nuclear Energy Commission, 1961 May 9-13

Special Meeting of the Inter-American Economic and Social Council at the Ministerial Level, 1961 Aug. 5-17

Special Meeting of the Inter-American Economic and Social Council at the Expert Level, 1961 Nov. 29-Dec. 9

Eighth Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1962 Jan. 22-31

Fourth Meeting of the Inter-American Nuclear Energy Commission, 1962 April 3-6

Sixteenth Pan American Sanitary Conference, 1962 Aug. 21-Sept. 3

Eighth Inter-American Travel Congress, 1962 Sept. 19-28

Volume Six

First Annual Meeting of the Inter-American Economic and Social Council at the Ministerial Level, 1962 Oct. 22-27

Fourth Inter-American Statistical Conference, 1962 Nov. 5-16

Inter-American Conference of Ministers of Labor on the Alliance for Progress, 1963 May 5-11

Ninth Pan American Highway Congress, 1963 May 6-18

Third Special Assembly of the Inter-American Commission of Women, 1963 May 21-31

Second Inter-American Port and Harbor Conference, 1963 May 29-June 7

Special Meeting of the Inter-American Cultural Council at the Ministerial Level, 1963 Aug. 4-10

Third Inter-American Meeting of Ministers of Education, 1963 Aug. 4-10

Second Annual Meeting of the Inter-American Economic and Social Council at the Expert Level, 1963 Oct. 19-Nov. 9

Volume Seven

Second Annual Meeting of the Inter-American Economic and Social Council at the Ministerial Level, 1963 Nov. 11-16

Fifth Meeting of the Inter-American Nuclear Energy Commission, 1964 March 3-7

Ninth Meeting of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs, 1964 July 21-26

Third Annual Meeting of the Inter-American Economic and Social Council at the Expert Level, 1964 Nov. 30-Dec. 4

Third Annual Meeting of the Inter-American Economic and Social Council at the Ministerial Level, 1964 Dec. 5-11

First Special Inter-American Conference, 1964 Dec. 16-18

Ninth Inter-American Travel Congress, 1965 July 28-Aug. 3

Second Special Inter-American Conference, 1965 Nov. 17-30

Second Inter-American Conference of Ministers of Labor on the Alliance for Progress, 1966 May 7-14

Fourth Special Assembly of the Inter-American Commission of Women, 1966 May 24-31

"U.S.-Panama Negotiations," 1967 Jan. Typescript

"Institute of World Affairs," 1967 Feb. 24. Speech transcript for a meeting (?)

Panama Canal Issues and Treaty Talks, Center for Strategic Studies, Georgetown University, 1967 March. Dr. Dozer worked extensively on the history section, proposed major revisions during the drafting process, and finally prepared the minority report in collaboration with Vice-Admiral T.G.W. Settle

Correspondence, 1966-1970

Miscellaneous. Expense reports, clippings, press release, list of participants

Report

General

General. Fragments

DuVal, Miles. Typescript and mimeographed reports

Unidentifed draft

Draft #1 (1966 Oct. 21). Mimeographed copies with notes

Draft #2 (1966 Dec. 2). Mimeographed copy

Draft #2a (1966 Dec. 24). Typescript/holograph reworking of draft #2 by Dr. Dozer

Draft #3 (Dec. 31). Mimeographed copy

Draft #4 (Jan. 30). Mimeographed copy

Minority report. Typescript draft, other fragmentary draft materials, and commentary on the report

"Will the U.S. Senate Save the Panama Canal?" Human Events, 1967 Aug. 26. Printed article and letters

"Questions for Senator Thurmond," 1967 Sept. Typescript

"Panama: The Troubled Canal," 1967 Sept.-Oct. Georgetown University Forum radio broadcast of panel discussion. Correspondence, clippings, miscellany, press releases

"The Way Out of Our Treaty Fiasco with Panama," Human Events, 1967 Oct. 28. Correspondence only (related to following article?)

"Panama Treaty Fiasco Produces International Complications," 1967 Nov. Two typescript drafts and letters, 1967-1968

Review of S.G. Inman, Inter-American Conferences, 1826-1954: History and Problems, Inter-American Review of Bibliography, 1967 Oct.-Dec. Typescript and letter

"Liberalism and Conservatism," ca. 1968. Speech transcript

Review of H. Bernstein, Latin American History: 1870-1970, 1968. Typescript and correspondence, 1968-1970

"Treaty Commitments and Panama Canal," Chicago Tribune, 1968 Oct. 6. Printed copy and letter

"The United States is Obligated to Keep Panama Canal," Chicago Tribune, 1968 Oct. 13. Clipping and correspondence (George Morgenstern), 1967-1969

"The Deviant University," University Bookman, 1969 Autumn; also given as a speech in Buenos Aires, 1971. Transcript (S), printed copies, correspondence with Vernon I. Cheadle and others, and clippings

"Memorandum for Strom Thurmond," 1969 Sept. 27. Relates to United States-Latin American relations. Typescript

"Drugs and the Law," The Freeman, 1970 March. Serial issue, flyer, correspondence, including the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE), 1969-1970

"The Student, the Curriculum and Society," 1970 May 21. Transcript of presentation at University of California, San Diego extension course, "Conservative and Traditional Views on Contemporary Issues". Speech transcript, program and correspondence

"Will Nixon Give Up Control of Panama Canal?" Human Events, 1970 July 11. Printed article

Presentation to the University of California Board of Regents, Committee on Educational Policy, 1970 July 16. Mimeographed transcript. SEE ALSO: SUBJECT FILE/Education/University of California/Correspondence

"The Panama Canal Problem," 1970 Aug. 20. Presentation at the Institute of World Affairs meeting, San Diego State University. Typescript draft, clipping, program, and correspondence

"The Meaning of Revolution in Argentine History and United States History," ca. 1971. Speech transcripts (E)(S)

"Right On--Up with Higher Education!" University Bookman, 1971 Autumn. Serial issue, printed copy, promotional material and correspondence, including Charles Teague, FEE, Vernon I. Cheadle, and a holograph note from Jody Powell, 1969-1977

"What Does the American Revolution Mean Today?" ca. 1972. Very rough typescript draft, correspondence and a clipping, 1972-1976

"The Challenge to Pan-Americanism," Alberdi-Sarmiento Award lecture, 1972 May. Published by the Center for Latin American Studies, Arizona State University Press

General, 1972-1973

Correspondence, including Ronald Reagan, the State Department, Barry Goldwater, Michael K. Deaver and Alberto Gainza Paz

Clippings

Text. Drafts, transcript (S), pamphlet, printed article

"The Educational Dilemma," The Freeman, 1972 June. Serial issue and letter, 1972-1973

Review of O. Ealy, Yanqui Politics and the Isthmian Canal, The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1972 Nov. Typescript and card

"Treaty Commitments and Panama Canal," Revista Interamericana Review, Fall 1972. Reprint

"The Panama Canal: A Study in Sovereignty," Human Events, 1972 Nov. 4. Printed article and letters

Radio broadcasts, Santa Barbara, 1972-1973. Typescript and holograph transcripts and letters

"Contemporary South America: New Perspectives on a Third-World Continent," ca. 1973. Designed as a companion volume to "The Challenge of Our Latin American Policy"

General. Reviews and correspondence, including Alfred A. Knopf and the Relm Foundation (Kenneth Templeton), 1963-1980

Table of Contents and Forward (several versions)

1. A New Democracy? - Venezuela

2. Social Conflict - Colombia

3. Mirror of Tradition - Ecuador

4. Rich Man, Poor Man - Peru

5. Proletarian Dictatorship? - Bolivia

6. "Revolution in Liberty?" - Chile

7. La Plata Paradox - Argentina

Draft A (with comments by Alberto Benegas Lynch)

Draft B (later version?)

8. Never-Never Lands - Uruguay and Paraguay

9. Bossa Nova - Brazil

Draft A (with comments)

Draft B (later version?)

10. A Continent in Perspective

Bibliography

"Two Hundred Years Ago in Colonial America," ca. 1973. Typescript, short drafts and clipping

"The Premises of Freedom," The Freeman, 1973 Jan. Serial issue and letters from FEE (1972-1973)

Review of Joseph A. Ellis, Latin America: Its People and Institutions, Hispanic American Historical Review, 1973 Feb. Photocopy and letter

"The Canal Zone Could Become Our 51st State," Human Events, 1973 March 24, Letter to the editor, Arizona Republic, 1974, and speech/lecture. Printed articles, transcripts, letters (1973-1974)

"The Negativism of Positivism in Latin America," 1973 April. Presentation at the 21st Conference of the Rocky Mountain Council for Latin American Studies. Two drafts (one with comments by Manuel Machado), letters, conference program, 1972-1973

"The United States and the Panama Canal," Human Events, 1973 April 28. Printed article and letter

Review of Sakari Sariola, Power and Resistance: The Colonial Heritage in Latin America, The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1973 July. Typescript and cover letter

Speech given at class reunion, 1973 July. Transcript, letters and miscellany

"Panama Pressures United States," Latin American Digest, 1973 Nov. Serial issue

Review of R. Fagen and W. Tuohy, Politics and Privilege in a Mexican City, 1973. Typescript and card

"The Good Old Central Ideas of the Republic," ca. 1974. Article developed from chapter in "History Takes a Holiday" entitled "Accent on America". Typescript drafts and letters

"The Semantics of Liberalism," ca. 1974. (Evolved from "History Takes a Holiday," Chapter VI: "Liberalism Old and New")

General. Correspondence, 1974-1975

Table of Contents

1. The Semantics of Liberalism

NOTE: Chapters 2-4 printed elsewhere. SEE: "History as Force", 1965; "The Deviant University," 1969; and "The New 'New America'", 1977

5. Failure of Collectivism

6. The Premises of Freedom

Bibliography

"The Common Law versus the Civil Law in Inter-American Relations," 1974. Presentation at the Symposium on the Inter-relations of Culture, Technology and Development in Latin America, University of Nebraska, 1974 April

General. Correspondence and conference materials, 1973-1979

Text. Typescript and short related typescript (abstract?)

Review of J. Cotler and R. Fagen (eds.), Latin America and the United States: The Changing Political Realities, 1974. Typescript and letters

Review of Larry D. Hill, Emissaries to a Revolution: Woodrow Wilson's Executive Agents in Mexico, The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1974. Typescript and cards

"Positivism as a Social Force in Latin America," 1974 Aug. Speech given at the Instituto Mexicano Norteamericano de Relaciones Culturales, A.C. and at the Universidad de las Americas

General. Announcements, flyers, clippings and correspondence, including Gustavo R. Velasco (with two mimeographed reports enclosed), 1969-1974

Text

"Educational Humbuggery," University Bookman, 1974 Autumn; reprinted 1977 Winter. Serial issues and correspondence, 1973-1975

"International Rights in the Panama Canal," 1975. Draft and letters

"Economic Interdependence of the Americas," 1975 Sept. Presentation to the American Council on World Freedom Inter-American Conference on Freedom and Security. Mimeographed typescript, conference materials (including transcripts of speeches by Enrique Urrutia, Ku Cheng-kang and Strom Thurmond) and background materials (pamphlets, newsletters, reprints). Relates largely to the Panama Canal and Chile

"The United States: A Historical Profile," ca. 1976. NOTE: In the early 1960's, Dr. Dozer wrote a manuscript entitled "History Takes a Holiday," in which he combined two major themes. His academic interest in liberalism as a political philosophy, particularly in America, was integrated with a description of his personal experiences in the State Department. These topics were separated subsequently (late 1960's, early 1970's) to produce "The United States: A Historical Profile," and "What the State Department Won't Tell You". The latter was then integrated (late 1960's) into the manuscript that would become "Watergate Prelude"

General. Correspondence, 1965-1971

Table of Contents

1. Blueprint for a Great Society

2. Use and Abuse of Power

3. Triumph of Power

4. Might Makes Right

5. Cycles of Liberalism

6. New Deal, Old Deal

7. High Noon of Centralism and Chapter 8 (?): Retreat from Constitutionalism

Portrait of the Free State: A History of Maryland, Tidewater Publishers, 1976

General

Correspondence, 1959-1979

General

Cornell Maritime Press, Inc.

Maryland Bicentennial Commission

Maryland Historical Society

Miscellaneous. Promotional material, clippings, reviews, notes

Study guide. Classroom aid at the university level, designed to accompany the book

Table of Contents and Introduction

1. Where and Who?

2. Preparations for a New Colony

3. The Founding

4. Challenges

5. Impact of the English Civil War

6. Maryland Under the Commonwealth

7. Domestic Problems and Boundary Controversies

8. A New Proprietor

9. A Royal Province

10. Political Crosscurrents

11. Tidewater and Westward Expansion

12. An Uncooperative Colony

13. War for Independence

14. Maryland Under the Articles of Confederation

15. A State in the New Union

16. Religious and Cultural Happenings

17. The Star-Spangled War

18. Jacksonian Democracy in Maryland

19. New Ventures in Transportation

20. Financial and Constitutional Crises

21. Prelude to Civil Conflict

22. The Brother's War

23. A Painful Reconciliation

24. Economic Growth

25. The Seesaw of Politics

26. Education and Recreation

27. Maryland in World War II

28. The Free State in the Bicentennial Year

29. Trends into the Future

Appendices

"Henry Herschel Brickell," Dictionary of American Biography, 1976. Typescript draft, correspondence, source material, 1952-1976

"Panama Canal Series," 1976. Emergency Committee to Save the United States Canal Zone. Series of pamphlets (Nos. 1-6)

"Problems of Our Isthmian Canal," United States Policy Toward Latin America: Antecedents and Alternatives, Lewis A. Tambs, Ed. Center for Latin American Studies, Arizona State University and the American Graduate School of International Management, 1976. Proceedings of conference of the Pacific Coast Council on Latin American Studies, 1975 Dec. Drafts, letters, conference materials, 1975-1976

"Panama Canal in Danger," Emergency Committee to Save the United States Canal Zone, 1976 March. Several printed versions and letter, 1976-1977

"Canal Owned by U.S.-Not Leased," 1976 May. Universitas. Newsletter

Review of Edward E. Ericson, Jr., Radicals in the University, University Bookman, 1976 Autumn. Serial issue and correspondence

Universidad Francisco Marroquin lecture series (Guatemala), 1976 Nov. Correspondence, clippings, schedule

"The Challenge of Our Latin American Policy," 1976. NOTE: Intended to complement the earlier manuscript "Contemporary South America", earlier drafts of this manuscript were divided to form two. "The Challenge of Our Latin American Policy" focused on economic and political factors in inter-American relations, with particular emphasis on the Alliance for Progress, and the other unpublished work, "The State of Greater America," dealt primarily with psychological and cultural factors

General. Correspondence

General, 1961-1978. Includes clippings and reviews and materials relating to the 1968 Dec. meeting of the Philadelphia Society, where Dr. Dozer presented material from this manuscript

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. (Angus Cameron) 1966-1969

Relm Foundation (Richard Ware), 1962-1977. Includes a copy of the research proposal entitled, "Study of United States Foreign Policy in Latin America"

Volker Foundation, 1961-1962. Letters, notes, and proposal

Table of Contents and Preface

1. The Alliance for Progress: Its Purpose and Plan

2. Policy in Operation

3. The Era of Public Planning

4. March toward Statism

5. Balance Sheet of the Alliance for Progress

6. Pronunciamientos for Change

7. Progress toward Economic Cooperation

8. The Latin American Policy of the Nixon Administration Note: This chapter was removed for inclusion in a later manuscript. SEE: "Symbiosis of Greater America: A History of Inter-American Relations," ca. 1980/Chapter 28

9. Policy for a New Day

Bibliography

"The State of Greater America," 1976-1977

General. Correspondence, including reviews, 1972-1974

Table of Contents, Preface and Acknowledgments

1. Popular Stereotypes North and South

2. The Latin American Way

3. Positivism as an Inter-American Force

4. The Common Law versus the Civil Law in Inter-American Relation

5. Politics of Control

6. The State of Greater America

Bibliography

"Secretary Kissinger Commits Ultra Vires Act," 1977 Jan. 11. Typescript

Memorandum to Zbigniew Brzezinski, 1977 Feb. Relates to the Panama Canal. Mimeographed copy

"Expert Views Canal Capers as Legally Valid," Spotlight, 1977 March 28. Reprint

"State Department Wages War Against the American People," 1977 April 21. Typescript

Letter to the Editor, National Observer, 1977 May 9. Printed copy

Statement before the U.S. Senate, Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Separation of Powers, 1977 July 29. Letters, abstract, and several printed and draft versions: the testimony transcript was modified for an Emergency Committee to Save the Panama Canal mailing, and this version was also submitted for publication as an article

"State Department Determined to Give Away Panama Canal," Human Events, 1977 Aug. 13. Article and reprint

Statement before the U.S. Senate, Committee on Foreign Relations, 1977 Oct. 11. Typescript and letter

"The New 'New America'," Modern Age, 1977 Winter. Chapter from "The Semantics of Liberalism" published separately. Typescript and correspondence

"International Rights in the United States Isthmian Canal," Journal of International Relations, 1977 Winter. Typescript and letters

"The Politics of Appeasement: A Case Study of the Panama Canal Treaties," ca. 1978

General. Correspondence, 1977-1980

Table of Contents and Preface

1. The Panama Canal in Global Policy

2. Status of the United States in the Canal Zone

3. The Appeasers

4. International Rights in the Canal

5. The Carter-Torrijos Draft Treaties

6. Insurrection Against Constitutional Government

7. 'A Killer Issue'

8. The Power of Congress

Bibliography and Appendices

Review of M.J. Francis, The Limits of Hegemony: United States Relations with Argentina and Chile during World War II, 1978. Typescript

The Panama Canal in Perspective, Council on American Affairs, 1978. Promotional material, letter, miscellaneous

Review of Denison Kitchel, The Truth About the Panama Canal, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1978. Holograph drafts and cover letter

Review of David McCullough, The Path Between the Seas: The Creation of the Panama Canal, 1870-1914, and Wayne D. Bray, The Common Law Zone in Panama: A Case Study in Reception, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1978 March. Notes, typescript, cards

"You Can Help Save the Canal But Time's Running Out," Spotlight, 1979 Feb. 19. Mimeographed copy of article

Review of Truman R. Clark, Puerto Rico and the United States, The Americas, 1979, July. Serial issue and letter, 1978-1979

"Symbiosis of Greater America: A History of Inter-American Relations," ca. 1980. This manuscript is a synthesis of two earlier manuscripts: "The Challenge of Our Latin American Policy," and "The State of Greater America".

General

Correspondence, 1962-1974

Grant applications

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), 1967-1973. Applications and letters

University of California, Santa Barbara, 1978-1980. Forms and letters

Miscellaneous. Fragments and charts

Table of Contents and Preface

1. Beginnings of Inter-American Relations

2. Emergence of the United States of America

3. Definition of United States Boundaries

4. American Interaction for Independence

5. The United States, Precedent Maker

6. The Monroe Doctrine

7. Early Attempts at Pan-American Cooperation

8. Basic Boundary Agreements in South America

9. Borderland Rivalries in Northern South America

10. United States-Mexican Relations

11. Boundary Limits in Middle and North America

12. Expanding Cultural Dimensions

13. Transportation and Communication

14. Organization of Greater America

15. [Early Threats to Pan-Americanism]

16. A Isthmian Canal

17. United States Imperialism

18. Inter-American Boundary Problems since 1890: South America

19. Inter-American Boundary Problems since 1890: Middle America

20. The United States and its Neighbors in the Twentieth Century

21. The Good Neighbor Era

22. Greater America and World War II

23. Challenge of International Communism

24. Economic Pan Americanism

25. Alliance for Progress

26. Alliance for Progress in Operation

27. Broadening Inter-American Horizons

28. The Politics of Control

29. The Common Law Versus the Civil Law

30. Positivism as an Inter-American Force

31. The State of Greater America

32. The Prospects for Inter-American Cooperation

General. Dozer personnel material, excluding that which relates to his dismissal (SEE: U.S. GOVERNMENT SERVICE FILE-B/Dozer, Donald M./Personnel material)

General, 1946-1955. Regulations, legal brief, notes

Applications, 1937-1956. Includes statements and job descriptions

Correspondence and memoranda, 1937-1958. Includes correspondence with former employees relating to conditions within the State Department

Miscellaneous forms, 1944-1956. Position description and personnel action forms

Performance evaluations, 1944-1952

Office of Strategic Services, Division of Special Information, Latin American Section, Research and Analysis Branch

Memoranda, 1941 Oct.-1943 Feb. Primarily requests for information from other government agencies

Reports, 1941-1943

General

General, ca. 1942. Relates to Latin American-international relations, specifically Latin American attitudes toward World War II and the Axis. Short typescripts and holographs

A.I.C. reports (analyses of Latin American newspaper articles), 1942-1943. Relates primarily to Puerto Rico, but also includes Venezuela, Cuba and the Dominican Republic. Typescripts and holographs

Interviews

"Personalities and Conditions in the Dominican Republic," 1942 Nov. 6. Typescript summary of interview with Dr. J.I. Jimenes Guillon

"The Trujillo Regime in the Dominican Republic," 1942 Dec. 3. Typescript summary of interview with Avra M. Warren, American Minister to the Dominican Republic

"Present Political Conditions in Venezuela," 1942 Dec. 15. Typescript summary of interview with Juan Oropesa (writer for Caracas newspaper Ahora)

Miscellaneous. Printed and non-printed background material, 1940-1942

"Short Guide to Cuba," n.d. Typescript, apparently intended for briefing military or other personnel

"Short Guide to Haiti," n.d. Draft consisting of both typescript and holograph sections

"Elements of Insecurity in Colombia," 1941 Oct. 21. Typescript report

"Present Political Insecurities in Panama," 1941 Oct.-Nov. Also includes follow-up report entitled, "Special Sitation Report--Panama". Typescripts with cover memorandum

"Elements of Insecurity in Venezuela," 1941 Nov. 12. Typescript drafts and memoranda

"The Union Nacional Sinarquista of Mexico," 1941 Dec. Memorandum of interview, mimeographed OSS reports, pamphlets distributed by the Union Nacional Sinarquista, notes and a typescript report, 1941-1943

"Laxity in Enforcement of Surveillance Measures by the Dominican Government," 1942 March 5. Typescript report

"Strategic Significance of Food Shortages in the Caribbean," 1942 July 10 (Report #36). Typescript with cover memorandum

"Existing Mechanisms for Handling the Caribbean Food Problem," 1942-1943

General. Memoranda, letters, including typescript copy of a letter from President Roosevelt to Sumner Welles, reports, statistical charts and bulletins, notes, press release, and a pamphlet

Drafts

1942 Oct. 10 (Report #44). Typescript with cover memorandum

1942 Nov. 19 (Report #95). Typescript with editor's marks

1943 Feb. 10 (Report #114). Mimeographed final copy

"Current Religious Difficulties in Haiti," 1942 March 3. Typescript with cover memorandum

"Pro-Democratic Labor Activity in Colombia," 1942 March 4. Typescript with cover memorandum

"The Presidential Campaign in Colombia," 1942 March 28. Typescript with cover memorandum

"Present Anti-Democratic Forces in Cuba," 1942 June 3. Typescript with cover memorandum

"Crisis in the Cuban Government," 1942 Aug. 7. Typescript with cover memorandum

"Short Guide to the Dominican Republic," 1942 Sept. 23. Typescript draft with cover memorandum

"The Dominican Republic in Hemispheric Security," 1942 Nov. Typescript outline

Administration (Became Foreign Economic Administration 1943 Sept.)

General

General, 1943-1944. Chart, statement, personnel assignments, budgets

Food programs. Pamphlet, reprints, statements, charts, reports (Soy Flour Association materials related to the use of soya in food programs), 1944

Administrative material. Requisitions, surplus reports, memoranda, and letters

1943 Feb.-Oct.

1943 Nov.-1944 Sept.

Reports

"Caribbean Organizes its War Economy," 1941-1943

General. Memoranda, letters, charts, pamphlet

Draft sections and notes

"Report to Congress on Lend-Lease Operations." Includes "Reverse Lend-Lease Aid from the British Commonwealth of Nations". Printed reports, 1943 March 11-1944 May 22

State Department

General

General

General, 1953-1963. Press releases, directories, memoranda, regulations, newsletters, speech transcript (John M. Butler), letters from Bryton Barron and Senator Karl Mundt, notes and statements by Dr. Dozer

Clippings, 1953-1973

Directories, 1944-1950

Organization and Administration. Clippings, press releases, hearing transcript, memoranda, report. Includes some Hoover Commission material, primarily relating to the Office of Intelligence Research, 1947-1949

Security

General

General

Non-printed material

General. Press releases, letters of reference and statements by Dr. Dozer, including one given to the FBI regarding his supervisor, 1946-1954

Nikoloric, Leonard A., 1949-1962. Untitled and unpublished article relating to the Loyalty Program. Correspondence and two typescript drafts

Printed material, 1947-1968. Clippings

Otepka (Otto) case

General, 1967-1972. Flyer, newsletter, letters, clippings, and a script, possibly for the film described in the following correspondence

Correspondence, 1966-1968. Relates to the production of a film by Raymond Wagoner (SEE ALSO: PANAMA CANAL FILE/Citizens groups-specific canal committees/Emergency Committee to Save the U.S. Canal Zone/Correspondence)

Dozer (Donald) Loyalty Review

Affidavits, 1949 July-September

Correspondence, 1943-1950

General

General. Includes notes

Letters of support. Includes affidavits

Armstrong, Sinclair

Armstrong, W. Park, Jr.

Baxter, James P.

Braden, Spruille

Briggs, Ellis O.

Bunche, Ralph

Curlin, Claud D.

Dreier, John C.

Dunn, William E.

Eddy, William A.

Evans, Allan

Griffith, Ernest S.

Howard, John B.

Hussey, Roland D.

James, Lt. Col. Preston

Langer, William L.

Lester, W. Stewart, Jr.

McSweeney, John (M.C.)

Morse, Wayne (Senator)

Nikoloric, Leonard A.

Read, Conyers

Secrest, Robert T. (M.C.)

Shera, Jesse

Spaeth, Carl

Wilson, John A.

Woodward, Robert F.

Loyalty Board, 1949 June-Nov. Darrell St. Claire, Acting Chairman. Includes final copy of Dozer affidavit

Division of Research for American Republics (DRA) (Transferred from the Office of American Republics Affairs to the Office of Intelligence Research in Feb. 1947, but its basic function remained unchanged)

General (predominantly administrative materials). Notes, lists and directories, agenda, budgets, press releases, report, letter, statements by Dr. Dozer. Includes "N.I.S. Control Book," apparently a log of project activity

n.d.

1948-1950

Conferences

Conference on Problems of War and Peace, Mexico City, 1944-1945. Press releases, reports, clippings, wire report, printed reports, and a speech transcript (Ellis O. Briggs)

Second Latin American Intelligence Conference, Panama Canal Zone, 1948 Jan.

General. Conference materials

Reports and memoranda. Typescript and mimeographed materials, 1947-1948

Ninth International Conference of American States, Bogota, Colombia

General, 1947-1948

General. Predominantly Colombian newspapers

El Espectador, April 4-7

Jornada, March 30-April 7

El Liberal, March 30-April 7

Semana, April 3

El Siglo, March 30-April 7

Star and Herald (Panama), April 13

El Tiempo

March 29-April 3

April 4-9

Vanguardia del Pueblo (Communist party publication), April 5

Pre-conference preparatory materials, 1947-1948

General

Non-printed material.

Reports and memoranda. Includes the transcript of a speech by W.F. Hausman, "Colombia's Preparations for and Role in the Bogota Conference," 1947 Oct.-1948 Feb.

Printed material.

Clipping about Dr. Dozer, newsletter, report, pamphlet and booklet. Includes copy of the Treaty for Reciprocal Assistance (Rio de Janeiro, 1947), a pamphlet in Spanish (S) by Pedro Manuel Arcaya, "International Protection of Human Rights," and a booklet issued by the Nicaraguan Ministry of Interior Relations, Political Reality in Nicaragua (S), 1947 Sept.-1948 March

Executive Committee on Economic Foreign Policy. Reports, proposals and recommendations, memoranda, minutes

1947

1948

General

Draft of "Basic Agreement for Inter-American Economic Cooperation"

Post-conference evaluative materials. Clipping about Dr. Dozer, letters, memoranda, miscellany, a typescript copy of a Colombian communist party handbill, a radio address by Norman Armour, a mimeographed report by the State Dept., "U.S. Opinion on the Achievements of the Bogota Conference," and a printed report by the U.S. House of Representatives. Includes descriptions of the interruption of the conference by riots following the murder of Jorge Eliecer Gaitan, 1948 April-Sept.

Administration, 1948

General

General. Conference program, mimeographed statements relating to security regulations, travel arrangements, communications procedures, financial arrangements, directories, list of general reference materials

Lists of delegates and documents

Miscellaneous. Identification card, maps and guide books, certificate, and other miscellany

Memoranda

Orders of the day (agenda)

Reports. Official daily newsletter (S)

Committees, 1948 March 30-April 9

General

General. List describing different committees, proposal, report, daily and weekly summaries

Committee on Initiatives. Resolutions, minutes, proposals. English (E) and Spanish (S)

U.S. Delegation committees

General. Minutes, reports, memoranda

Committee IV: Economics (SEE below). Transcripts of discussions

Steering Committee. Minutes

Committee I: Organic Pact

General

General. Draft pacts, amendments and other proposals, memoranda, notes

Minutes (S)(E)

Subcommittees (A, B, C)

Minutes (S)

Position papers and reports

Committee II: Organic Pact and Specialized Organizations

General. Minutes (S)(E), resolutions

Subcommittees (A, B, C). Minutes (S)(E)

Committee III: Pacific Settlement Treaty and Collective Defense

General. Minutes (S)(E), report by U.S. Delegation

Subcommittees (A, B). Minutes (S)(E), proposals

Committee IV: Economic Matters

General

General. Proposals, resolutions, position papers and speeches, press release (S)(E)

General. Includes speech by Orlando D. Maroglio (S)

United States. Includes speech by John J. McCloy

Minutes (S)(E)

Subcommittees. Mimeographed copies of minutes (S)(E)

Committee V: Social Matters

General

General. Motions, drafts, reports, memorandum, resolutions, position papers

Minutes (S)(E)

Subcommittees (A, B, C). Minutes (E)(S)

Committee VI: Juridico-Political Matters

General. Minutes (E)(S), notes

Subcommittees (A, B, C). Statement, position papers, press releases, proposals, minutes (S)(E), notes. Includes typescript drafts of declarations on human rights

Plenary sessions, 1948 March 30-April 8

General. Notes

March 30 (Inaugural session) Transcripts of speeches by Mariano Ospina Perez (E)(S) and Joao Neves da Fontoura (E) and Portuguese (P)

March 31. Notes, minutes and transcripts of speeches by Laureano Gomez (E)(S), Juvenal Hernandez Jaque (S), Byron Price (S) and Jaime Torres Bodet (E)(S)

April 1. Notes, press releases, minutes, and transcripts of speeches by Juan Atillio Bramuglia (S) and George C. Marshall (E)

April 5. Notes, minutes, and transcripts of speeches given byJohn J. McCloy (E), Javier Paz Campero (S) and Cesar A. Vasconsellos (S)

April 6. Notes, minutes, and transcripts of speeches by Carlos Lozano y Lozano (S)(E) and Armando Revoredo Iglesia (S)

April 8. Notes, minutes and transcript of speech given by Guillermo Belt (S)

Statements and Acts, 1948 April-May

General. Press releases (U.S. Delegation)

Charter of the Organization of the American States

Economic Agreement of Bogota

Final Act of Bogota

Inter-American Convention on the Granting of Political Rights to Women

Memoranda and correspondence, 1941-1951. Relates to specific projects as well as general divisional function. Includes correspondence with Spruille Braden and John Lockwood

Reports

General

General

General, 1947-1948. Notes, outlines, fragments. Includes materials developed by Dr. Dozer for staff presentations

Short reports (three or fewer pages, and some fragments) relating primarily to Latin American foreign relations, 1945-1949. Outline, charts, lists. Includes mimeographed summary of division research activities for Feb. 1947

"Diplomatic Representatives of the United States in Latin America," n.d. Memorandum and notes

"United States Military Aid to Latin America," n.d. Holograph

"Weekly Analysis of Shortwave News and Propaganda Concerning Latin America," 1943 Aug. 10. Mimeographed copy

"The Status of Inter-American Pacts of Peace, Security and Mutual Guarantee," 1944 Sept. 30. Typescript

"Relations of the Other American Republics with Spain," 1944 Nov. 28. Typescript

"Restrictions on Exercise of Political Functions by the Pan American Union," 1944 Dec. 29. Typescript draft, final copy and memorandum

"Development and Results of the Good Neighbor Policy: Basis of Inter-American Cooperation," ca. 1945. Typescript

"German Missions in the Other American Republics," 1945 June 29. Typescript copy

"Summary of Issues and Trends in the Other American Republics," 1946 Aug. 23. Typescript section of longer report, with cover memorandum

"A Survey of National Minorities in Foreign Countries," Section IV: "The Other American Republics," 1946 Dec. 3. Typescript

"Soviet Policy and Objectives in the Other American Republics," 1946 Dec. 31. Mimeographed preliminary version

"Asiatics in the Other American Republics," 1947 Feb. 25. Typescript and memoranda

"Critical Focal Points - Near and Middle East," 1948 Jan. 16. Typescript

"America and the Hungarian Revolt of 1848-1849," 1948 Feb. 25. (Division of Research for Europe) Mimeographed copy

"Report on the Status of Human Rights in the Other American Republics," 1947 Oct.-1948 March. Memoranda only

"Thumb-nail Estimates of the Combustibility of the Political Situation in each of the OAR excepting Argentina and Uruguay," 1948 April 23. Typescript

"Kossuth's Reception in America, 1851-1852," 1948 April 30 (Division of Research for Europe). Mimeographed copy

"Uncooperation within United States Agencies," 1949 Feb. Memoranda and typescript draft compilations of specific incidents

"Communism in Latin America," 1948-1949. Outline, notes, memoranda. Includes comments on a Library of Congress report on this subject

"Income Taxes in Latin America," 1949 Sept. 7. Mimeographed copy

"The United States and Democracy in Latin America," 1950 Jan. 24. Typescript with cover memorandum

"Political Factors of Latin America," 1951 Feb. Presentation at the U.S. Army Strategic Intelligence School. Memoranda, outlines, holograph drafts, 1949-1951

Argentina

General

General. Source material

General, 1944-1946

Clippings

Wire reports

Internal conditions, 1930-1945

International relations. Clippings, dispatches, wire reports, notes, 1943-1951

Memoranda and correspondence, 1945-1966. Includes draft sections of reports

Notes and fragments, 1945-1948. Includes outline for a study on communism

"The Fascist-Totalitarian Character of the Present Argentine Regime," 1944 Oct. Mimeographed drafts and memorandum

"Probable Lines of Development of Argentine Case at Mexico City," ca. 1945. Typescript

"Internal Policies and Acts of the Argentine Government," 1945 June 26. Typescript, cover memorandum, letter from Nelson Rockefeller

Consultation Among the American Republics with Respect to the Argentine Situation, 1946 Feb. Draft materials, memorandum and two copies (one annotated) of mimeographed report

"Present Controls Exercised by the Argentine Government," 1946 Oct. Mimeographed copy

"The River Plate Bloc," 1948 May. Typescript

"Trends in Southern South America," 1948 Aug. 25. Typescript

Bolivia. Memorandum, clipping, and typescript report of an interview with Jose Antonio Arze, 1944-1956

Brazil. Unidentified holograph, memoranda, dispatches, 1945-1949

Chile. Notes, memoranda, dispatches, lecture transcript, letter, and short typescript reports relating primarily to the internal political situation, 1944-1955

Colombia. Unidentified holograph, short typescript reports, memoranda, and dispatch, 1942-1945

Cuba. Dispatches and telegram, 1945-1950

Dutch West Indies (Curacao). Dispatch, 1949

Ecuador. Dispatch, 1949

Haiti. Dispatch, 1945

Honduras. Memorandum, 1949

Mexico. Memorandum, clippings, holograph, dispatches, speech transcript, 1943-1948

Nicaragua. Typescript draft, n.d.

Panama. Memoranda and clippings, 1948

Paraguay. Memoranda, holograph drafts, typescript reports, relating primarily to the internal political situation, 1945-1948

Peru. Memorandum, dispatches and typescript report, 1945-1949

Uruguay

General, 1949. Letter, memorandum, typescript reports and unidentified holograph draft

Multilateral intervention initiative, 1945 Nov.-1946 March. Text of note from Alberto Rodriguez Larreta, news reports and analyses of Latin American reaction to the proposal.

Venezuela. Memoranda, reports and dispatches, 1944-1950

Office of Public Affairs, Division of Historical Policy Research

General

General, 1951-1954. Staff lists and descriptions, general memoranda

Inter-American Information Committee, 1952. Notes, memoranda, minutes

Bibliographies

"Brief List of References on The Paris Peace Conference of 1919," n.d.

"Current American Thinking on Democracy," (revised) 1951 Sept.-Oct. Memoranda, drafts and mimeographed copy of final bibliography

Reports and Projects

General. Summary and short reports

"Conduct of Peace Negotiations during The War of 1812," 1946 Dec. Mimeographed report

"The Problem of Recognition in American Foreign Policy," 1950 Aug. Mimeographed report

Korean Assistance Program. Lists of offers from various countries, 1951 Jan.-March

"Russia and the Versailles Peace Conference," 1951 April-May. Notes, handwritten memorandum, report drafts

"Council of Europe," 1951 Nov.-Dec. Memoranda, drafts of report

"Toward Closer European Unity: Recent Official Organizations," 1951 Dec.-1952 Feb. Notes, memoranda with comments and proposed introductory section, typescript draft of report

United States Foreign Policy. Typescript drafts of short reports and outlines, memoranda, 1951-1952

McCarthy Project, 1951-1957. Relates to efforts by the State Department to refute or respond to Senator McCarthy's criticisms of that department. Letter, press release, memoranda, and a report by Hornell Hart, "McCarthy Versus the State Department."

"American Policy Toward China," 1951-1952. Clippings, notes, memoranda

"General Eisenhower's Campaign Statements on Foreign Policy," ca. 1952. Typescript compilation and mimeographed source notes

"Political Relationships," 1952 Jan. 27. Prepared for the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Typescript draft

"Portugal and the West," 1952 Jan.-July. Outline and holograph draft of report, memoranda and correspondence

Bi-National Cultural Centers, 1952 Nov. Typescript reports, memoranda, notes

Point Four Project (Defense History Project), 1952 July-1953 Oct. Guidelines, memoranda and typescript preliminary draft/outline

"Latin American Chiefs of State since 1930," 1953 Aug.-Sept. Typescript with memoranda

"The United States and Nicaragua: A Survey of Relations from 1930-1953," 1953 Jan.-Nov. Outline, typescript and holograph partial drafts, memoranda, notes. Includes galley proofs of a chapter entitled "Nicaragua" from an unidentified book

General

General

General

Non-printed material. Bibliographies, newsletter, book review, excerpt from Panama Canal transit log, address list, broadcast transcript, miscellany, 1968-1976

Printed material

Clippings and serial articles, 1964-1980

Maps

"The Case for a Sea-Level Isthmian Canal," 1965. Mimeographed copy, attributed to a Col. Sheffey.

Commerce Department

"General Population Characteristics: Canal Zone," 1972 Feb. Printed pamphlet

"Number of Inhabitants: Canal Zone," 1971 Nov. Printed pamphlet

John Frank Stevens, 1953-1943, John F. Stevens Hall of Fame Committee, 1976. Printed pamphlet, letter and miscellany, 1967-1976

"Maurice H. Thatcher," Encyclopedia of American Biography, " 1967. Mimeographed copy

"Maurice H. Thatcher," The Panama Canal Review, 1970 Aug. Mimeographed copy

McCullough, David G., "A Man, A Plan, A Canal, Panama!" n.d. Printed copy of article on John F. Stevens

Riggs, Arthur Stanley, "Panama Futility," The Catholic World, 1947 Jan. Mimeographed copy

Sammis, Richard C., "The Panama Canal 1969," Mimeographed typescript done for James R. Grover, Jr., M.C.

Teller, Edward, Wilson K. Talley, Gary H. Higgins, Gerald W. Johnson, "The Constructive Uses of Nuclear Explosives," n.d. Mimeographed copy of book preface

Issues

Economic

General. Chart, printed and mimeographed copies of articles from serials, 1976-1977

Agriculture Department, "The Panama Canal and U.S. Farm Trade," 1977 Oct. 17. Mimeographed copy

Morales, Francisco, "Origins, Development and Effects of the Low Toll Rates Charges of the Panama Canal," 1976 March 26. Mimeographed copy

Environmental and scientific. Relates primarily to the sea-level canal controversy. Reprints, (including one relating to Dr. Gorgas and yellow fever), meeting agenda, letters, including Reps. Daniel Flood and Leonor Sullivan, printed articles and a mimeographed report by the State Department, Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the New Panama Canal Treaty, which includes correspondence with Rep. Robert J. Lagomarsino, 1966-1977

Inter-American and international relations

General. Mimeographed copies of articles from serials, 1971-1979

Center for Inter-American Relations, "The United States and Latin America: Next Steps," 1976 Dec. 20. Mimeographed copy

Cox, Robert G., "Choices for Partnership or Bloodshed in Panama," 1975. Reprinted from The Americas in a Changing World

Kennan, George F., "Latin America," ca. 1975. Mimeographed section of chapter from The Cloud of Danger: Current Realities of American Foreign Policy.

Library of Congress, Legislative Reference Service, "Panama-United States Relations Since the Riots of 1959," 1967 Aug. 4. Mimeographed copy

Noble, G. Bernard, "Inter-American Relations: II," 1970. Mimeographed portion of chapter from American Secretaries of State and Their Diplomacy: Christian Herter. Includes notes by William Collier

State Department

"Joint Report Presented by the Governments of Panama and the United States of America to the Sixth General Assembly of the Organization of American States," 1976 June 9. Mimeographed copy. Includes address by Henry A. Kissinger to the meeting, and cover memorandum

"U.S. Policy Toward Panama, 1903-Present: Questions of Recognition and Diplomatic Relations and Instances of U.S. Intervention," Historical Studies Division Project No. 1066C, 1974 April 22. Mimeographed copy

Legal. Relates generally to issues which may be more fully discussed in reference to the actual treaty of 1977

General, 1964-1978. Mimeographed copies of articles from serials, and report by George F. Mott, "An Overlooked Aspect of the Panama Treaty Debate," relating to the property rights of U.S. citizens in Canal Zone. Includes correspondence between Mott and the State Department on this matter

Library of Congress, Congressional Reference Service

"Disposal by Treaty of United States Property Rights in Panama," 1967 Nov. 14. Mimeographed copy

"Cession of United States Property: Treaty or Act of Congress," 1971 Dec. 30. Mimeographed copy

"Executive Orders Disposing Canal Zone Functions", 1975 July 25. Mimeographed copy with notes by William Collier

"Citizenship Status of Panama Canal Zone Residents," 1976 Aug. 27 Includes cover memorandum. Mimeographed copy

"Arguments Supporting the Role of the House of Representatives in the Disposal of Federal Property in the Canal Zone," 1977 July 19. Includes cover memorandum. Mimeographed copy

"Treaty Power and Congressional Power in Conflict: Cession of United States Property in the Canal Zone to Panama," 1977 Aug. 4. Mimeographed copy

"Role of the House of Representatives in the Disposal of U.S. Territory and Property by Treaty," 1978 April 10. Review of Edwards vs. Carter. Mimeographed copy

Military. Report by the Library of Congress, Congressional Research Service, "The Panama Canal and the Panama Canal Zone: Some of Their Contributions to Strategic Mobility and Logistic Support," 1977 Dec. 17. Mimeographed copy of a report prepared for, and including a cover memorandum by, Senator Jesse Helms

Chronological reports and documents relating to the construction and diplomatic history of the Panama Canal

Undated

General. Mimeographed summary of 1903 treaty provisions and chapters from an unidentified book relating to the negotiations with Colombia to obtain the Panama concession

Harding, Earl, "The Untold Story of Panama". Mimeographed excerpt from book

Humphrey, Chauncey Benton, "The Rebirth of the Panama Canal: An Account of the Revolution at Panama, 1902-1903". Mimeographed typescript by U.S. Army officer describing his involvement in the revolution.

Roosevelt, Theodore, "The Panama Blackmail Treaty". Mimeographed chapter from book entitled Fear God and Take Your Own Part

1901. "Treaty Between the U.S. and Great Britain to Facilitate the Construction of a Ship Canal" (Hay-Pauncefote Treaty). Mimeographed copy

1902 Jan. "Report of the Isthmian Canal Commission". Mimeographed report

1902 July. "Report of Major W.C. Gorgas, Medical Corps, United States Army". Mimeographed report

1903. "Construction of a Ship Canal to Connect the Waters of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans". Mimeographed report reprinted in 1938 with treaty revisions noted

1904. "Provisional Boundary Agreement". Mimeographed copy

1904. "John Hay, Secretary of State, to J.D. de Obaldia, Minister of Panama". U.S. Foreign Relations, p. 612-630. Mimeographed copy

1906. "Treaty for the Mutual Extradition of Criminals", letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Congress submitting the report of the Board of Consulting Engineers for the Panama Canal, and an excerpt from James Bryce, The American Commonwealth. Mimeographed copies

1914. "Boundary Convention". Mimeographed copy

1916-1917. "Expropriation Data Expunged by the Washington Censor from Canal Report". Society of the Chagres Yearbook. Mimeographed copy

1920. "Final Report of the Joint Commission Appointed by the President of the United States and the President of the Republic of Panama". Mimeographed copy

1922. "Treaty Between the United States and Colombia: Settlement of Differences". (Thomson-Urrutia treaty). Mimeographed copy

1936 (?). Excerpt from mimeographed transcript of discussions leading to Hull-Alfaro Treaty of 1936.

1953. Panama: Eslabon Entre Dos Mundos, printed pamphlet

1954. Arthur Wood, "The Construction and the History of the Panama Canal". Original report (term paper)

1955. "Treaty of Mutual Understanding and Cooperation". Mimeographed copy

1970 July. Charles D. Ameringer, "Bunau-Varilla, Russia, and the Panama Canal". Journal of Inter-American Studies and World Affairs. Mimeographed copy

1974. Mimeographed summary of Kissinger-Tack Agreement

1977

General, 1971-1977. Summary of treaties with Panama, Virginia M. Hagen, "Negotiation of New Panama Canal Treaties: Background and Pros and Cons" and Larry Storrs, "Panama Canal Treaties"

Treaty texts

General. Various reprints of the treaty articles, including preliminary document released in Panamanian press

"Message from the President of the United States Transmitting the Panama Canal Treaty and the Treaty Concerning Permanent Neutrality and the Operation of the Panama Canal," 1977 Sept. 17. Printed copy of report to Congress

"Tratado del Canal de Panama" and "Tratado Concerniente a la Neutralidad Permanent del Canal y al Funcionamiento del Canal de Panama" (Spanish version of above). Mimeographed copies, cover correspondence. Also includes Spanish text of Carter-Torrijos Statement of Understanding

1978 June 16. "Protocol of Exchange of Instruments of Ratification". Mimeographed copies (E)(S)

1979 April. "The Panama Canal Act of 1979". Mimeographed copy from State Department, with cover letter, and printed copy

Interest groups

General, 1971-1979. Non-Western Hemispheric governments. Letters and clippings, including a letter to Indian Prime Minister Desai, a letter with attachments from the British Foreign Office to Mervyn Pike, M.P., and clippings relating to Communist China and Panama

Business organizations, 1957-1978. Clippings, printed articles, pamphlet, press releases, resolutions, newsletters, speech transcript, charts, letters to Senators Jesse Helms, Frank Lausche, John Stennis and Rep. Daniel Flood. Includes text of a cable sent by Omar Torrijos to President Ford. SEE ALSO: Interest groups/Canal Zonians/Panama Canal Company

Canal Zonians

General

General. Printed and non-printed material. Questionaires, miscellany, and a petition; also includes a printed article by Kenneth D. MacHarg, "A New Canal Zone Treaty," n.d.

Clippings

Panama American, n.d.-1976 Oct.

Star and Herald, n.d.-1978

Correspondence

General, 1967-1978. Includes correspondence with Panama Canal committees, including Dr. Dozer's group, the Emergency Committee to Save the U.S. Canal Zone (ECSCZ); also includes correspondence with the the Canal Zone Central Labor Union

Gilman, James (Panama Canal Pilot). Letters to editors, Congress and the White House, 1975-1978

Reports

Jackley, John L., "A Study of the Impact of a New Panama Canal Treaty on the Non-DoD, U.S. Citizen Canal Zone Resident," 1976. Prepared for the U.S. Embassy, Panama. Includes correspondence

Pestillo, Peter J., "The Panama Canal Zone Government and the Panama Canal Company Personnel Policies

Speeches and statements

General, 1977-1978

U.S. Civic Councils. Includes meeting reports and position papers, 1975-1977

Canal Zone Police Union

General, 1971-1977. Newsletters, memoranda and letters

Litigation against Panama Canal Company. Relates to labor problems which developed after the 1964 riots

General, 1964-1974. Notes, clippings, legal documents

Correspondence, 1958-1969

Panama Canal Company

General

Non-printed material, 1937-1948. Schedules, maps, letters, charts, miscellany

Printed material

General. Pamphlets and flyers, 1962-1977

Daily Digest. Newsletter, 1967-1976

Panama Canal Review. Serial issues 1967-1975

Panama Canal Spillway. Newsletter, 1969-1977

Correspondence. Includes ECSCZ, 1966-1977

Reports

Untitled. Memorandum and report relating to port facilities for Panamanian sugar and molasses storage. Includes letters from Panamian officials, 1976 July 31. Mimeographed copy

President's Report to Board of Directors, Fiscal Year, 1968. Printed copy

"Proposal to Increase Tolls," 1973 Dec. 15. Mimeographed copy

Annual Report, 1969. Printed copy

"Report of Operational Water Board," 1972. Includes cover letter. Mimeographed copy

Speeches and statements. Leber, W.P. (Gov.) 1970 May 19

Panama Canal Zone Non-profit Public Information Corporation (PCZNPIC)

General

Non-printed material, 1968-1978. Form letters, flyers, petitions, press releases

Printed material, 1976. Clippings relating to the group

Correspondence

General. Includes letters to Cyrus Vance and Nelson Rockefeller

Emergency Committee to Save the U.S. Canal Zone (ECSCZ), and other Panama Canal groups, 1975-1978

U.S. Congress General, 1975-1977 Flood, Daniel, 1971-1975

Legal materials. Relates to efforts to block the negotiations and resultant treaties by legal methods. Notes and fragements, legal documents, and correspondence, 1975-1978

Letters to editors, 1976-1977

Miscellany. Incorporation and administrative materials, 1975-1977

Speeches and statements, 1975-1977

Citizens groups - General

General. Includes unique materials or isolated groups or individuals.

General

Non-printed material, 1975-1979. Correspondence, form letters, petitions, newsletters, campaign material, flyers, promotional material, program agenda, memoranda, verses. Includes anonymous, undated report entitled "Financial Benefits to Panama from the Presence of the United States in the Canal Zone". Also includes various documents relating to Communist influence in Panama

Printed material, 1964-1978. Form letters, advertisements, pamphlets, flyers, clippings, serial issues, and printed articles

Correspondence

General, 1967-1978

Executive, 1974-1978

Military organizations, 1975

U.S. Congress, 1966-1977. Arranged alphabetically by addressee

Letters to the editor, 1968-1978. Includes letters from John Wayne, Spruille Braden, Paul Chiera

Media transcripts

Broadcasts

General, 1967-1977. Includes CBS "60 Minutes" and a broadcast by Phyllis Schlafly

Manion (Dean) Forum, 1965-1978

Syndicated columns

General, 1967-1978

Allen, Robert S., 1974-1978

Miscellany. Print (illustration) and bumper stickers, ca. 1978

Newsletters

General, 1967-1979. Miscellaneous single issues

America's Future, 1975-1979

Conservative Viewpoint, 1967-1976

Dan Smoot Report, 1966-1967

Don Bell Reports, 1976-1978

Hemisphere Hotline Report, 1975-1977

Herald of Freedom, 1974-1978

Intelligence Digest, 1976-1979

Mindszenty Report, 1976-1977

(New) Right Report, 1976-1978

Phyllis Schlafly Report, 1967-1978

Tactics, 1975-1978

Washington Observer, 1967

Press releases, 1967-1978

Reports, 1977-1978. Includes a mimeographed copy of George Fox Mott, "The Panama Canal: Today's Decision--Tomorrow's Security," 1977 and a printed pamphlet by James P. Lucier, Panama Canal: Focus on Power Politics, 1974

Resolutions. General

Statements and speeches

General

Braden, Spruille. Mimeographed speech transcript, 1977 Feb 28

Thomson, Meldrim, Jr. Mimeographed and printed speech transcripts, 1977 June-Sept.

Accuracy in Media, 1976-1979. Letters to the editor, form letter, newsletter, columns

American Cause, Inc., 1975-1978. Newsletters and flyers

American Coalition of Patriotic Societies, Inc., 1966-1977. Resolutions

American Conservative Union, 1967-1978. Form letters, correspondence, memoranda, pamphlet, press release, serial issues (Battleline)

American Council for World Freedom (Task Force on the Panama Canal), 1975-1979. Flyer, program agenda, press releases, newsletter, and a report entitled "Who and What is Panama's Dictator, General Omar Torrijos," ca. 1977

Americanism Educational League, n.d. Pamphlets and statement written by Spruille Braden, correspondence, newsletters

American Security Council, 1967-1969. Conference memorandum, form letters, newsletters, correspondence with Daniel Flood which includes poll results

Committee of Tax-weary and Concerned Americans, 1978-1979. Flyers, form letters, newspaper advertisements

Committee on Pan-American Policy (John Birch Society), 1959-1979.

General. Form letters, newsletters (Pan American Headlines), petition, correspondence with Dr. Dozer

Printed material. Pamphlets and flyers. Includes Earl Harding, "The Untold Story of Panama." Reprint, 1959

Committee to Restore the Constitution, Inc., 1972-1977. Newsletters

Conservative Caucus, 1979. Form letters, flyers, newsletters, letter

Council for Inter-American Security, 1976-1980

General. Annual report, form letters, memorandum, pamphlets, flyers, letter to Rep. Daniel Flood.

Newsletters (West Watch)

Council of the Americas, ca. 1977. Letter and pamphlet, United States, Panama and the Panama Canal: A Guide to the Issues

Daughters of the American Revolution, 1966-1977. Newsletters, resolutions, flyer, correspondence with ECSCZ

Defenders of the American Constitution, 1965-1977. Bulletins, newsletter (Task Force), letters to ECSCZ, Congress, and others

Heritage Foundation, 1975-1978. Clippings, newsletter and reports entitled "The Canal Zone--Panama and the U.S.," "Panama: The Terms of the Treaties" and "The Economic Implications of the Panama Canal Treaties"

Institute of American Relations, 1978-1980. Flyer and newsletters

Liberty Lobby, 1966-1978

General. Flyer, statements, press releases, newsletters (Liberty Letter), correspondence with ECSCZ

Serial issues (National Spotlight)

Sons of the American Revolution. Form letters, correspondence and resolutions, including draft by Dr. Dozer, 1972-1978

Women for Constitutional Government, 1975. Flyer and newsletter

Citizens groups - Political organizations (primarily California Republicans)

General, 1967-1977. Press release, newsletters, form letters, resolutions, correspondence with Dr. Dozer, letters to Ronald Reagan and George Meany

Reagan, Ronald

General, 1975-1978. Clippings (primarily Mr. Reagan's newspaper column), media broadcasts, campaign material, speech transcripts. Includes statement from unidentified Republican objecting to one of Mr. Reagan's statements. Note: for other correspondence, SEE: ECSCZ/ Correspondence/ Reagan, Ronald

Newsletters, 1977-1979. Citizens for the Republic, Also includes form letter

Citizens groups - Specific canal committees

General. (Miscellaneous groups, predominantly, but not necessarily anti-treaty). Flyers, pamphlet, letter to Dr. Dozer, newsletters, form letters, newspaper clippings and advertisements, 1974-1979

American Emergency Committee on the Panama Canal. Pamphlet, press release, form letters and memoranda, correspondence with ECSCZ, 1967-1968

Emergency Committee to Save the U.S. Canal Zone (Donald Dozer, William Collier, Miles DuVal, primary activists)

General

General. Biographical material, business cards, schedules, radio transcript, address lists, stationery, and bank statement, 1972-1977

Isthmian Canal College. Correspondence with the IRS, by-laws, form letter, notes

Correspondence. NOTE: Only the most significant correspondence of the ECSCZ has been listed here. Much has been integrated with other groups; for example, correspondence with the American Legion will be found with the other Legion materials.

General

General

General. Unidentified correspondents

Internal correspondence

n.d.-1967

1968-1980

Business groups, 1968-1974. Includes Panama Canal Pilots Association and the American Federation of Government Employees (Stephen A. Koczak)

Citizen's and public policy organizations, 1964-1978. Includes a variety of enclosures of non-printed and printed materials. Arranged alphabetically

Media, 1967-1978

U.S. Congress

General. Form letter, fragments and holographs to individuals not otherwise itemized

Alexander, William V., 1975-1977

Allen, James B., 1976-1977

Ashbrook, John, 1972-1974

Byrd, Harry F., Jr., 1975-1977

Cotton, Norris, 1973. Includes typescript report by W. Collier

Crane, Philip, 1973

Dominick, Peter H., 1971

Flood, Daniel J., 1966-1978

Goldwater, Barry, Jr., 1973

Gross, H.R., 1967-1973. Includes typescript report by Dr. Dozer

Hall, Durward, 1969

Hansen, George, 1977-1979

Hayakawa, S.I., 1977-1978. Holograph and telegram

Helms, Jesse, 1973-1978. Includes correspondence with James Lucier, aide to Senator Helms

Lagomarsino, Robert J., 1975-1977

Laxalt, Paul, 1978

McClellan, John L., 1975

McDonald, Lawrence, 1977

Murphy, George, 1966-1978

Rarick, John R., 1967-1973

Sarbanes, Paul S., 1978

Snyder, Gene, 1975-1977. Holograph and typescript

Sullivan, Lenore, 1969-1973

Teague, Charles M., 1967-1973

Thurmond, Strom, 1969-1972

Tower, John, 1966-1972

Batt, George K., 1974-1979

Bendetsen, Karl R., 1976

Bowman, George, 1975-1976

Braden, Spruille, 1967-1978

Decker, Fred (Univ. Prof. for Academic Order), 1976-1977

Hosmer, Craig, 1976

Jarrell, Albert E., 1967-1976

Kitchel, Denison, 1974-1976

Lee, Fitzhugh, 1977-1979

Loeb, William, 1975-1976

McBirnie, W.S. (Center for American Research and Education), 1967-1977

McIntire, Carl, 1975

Reagan, Ronald, 1967-1977. Includes correspondence with Gordon P. Smith, Philip M. Battaglia, Michael Deaver, Jack B. Lindsey and Peter Hannaford. Also includes notes and a clipping relating to Dr. Dozer's interaction with Ronald Reagan

Ryan, Paul B., 1975

Sabin, L.S., 1975-1978

Schlafly, Phyllis, 1972-1977

Settle, T.G.W., 1967-1976

Sharp, U.S. Grant, 1976

State Department (Henry Kissinger), 1968-1976

Thatcher, Maurice H., 1966-1972

Thomson, Meldrim, Jr., 1975-1977

Wagoner, Raymond, 1966-1971

Wallace, George C., 1973

Wayne, John, 1977-1978. Predominantly letters to others, including a statement

Zumwalt, Elmo R., Jr., 1976

Legal materials, 1972-1979. Relates to efforts to block the negotiations and resultant treaties by legal methods

General. Legal documents, court transcripts, and fragments relating to the cases of Helms vs. Kissinger, et al. and Drummond vs. Bunker et al. SEE ALSO: Interest groups/Canal Zonians/PCZNPIC/Legal materials

Correspondence

Notes and lists. Primarily Congressional voting records

Speeches and writings

General

General, 1976-1978. Letters, pamphlets and flyers produced by the Committee

Fragments

Letters to editors, 1972-1978. Includes fragments, typescripts, holographs and clippings

Collier, William B.

General, 1973-1976. Miscellaneous letters, notes and fragments, relating predominantly to writings, but also includes drafts of letters to Edward Teller, and California Attorney General E.J. Younger

Untitled

"Canal Treaty Revisions Contrary to Law," n.d. Includes draft letter

"Nuclear Explosives Hold Up Long-Needed Improvement in Panama Canal," 1969-1970. Original typescript; includes letters

"Panama Canal Modernization Geared to World-Trade Needs," n.d. Carbon typescript

"Panama Canal Treaty Negotiations," n.d. Typescript draft

"Torrijos Demands Nationalization of Canal Zone in New Treaty," n.d. Three typescript drafts

Dozer, Donald M. Printed references to Dr. Dozer, 1977-1978. For Dr. Dozer's writings on this issue, SEE: SPEECHES AND WRITINGS FILE

DuVal, Miles P.

General

General. Biographical material, notes, correspondence, pamphlet, memorandum, clippings, 1946-1979

Fragments, 1976

"Interoceanic Canal Navigational Criteria - Discussion," n.d. Mimeographed copy

Cadiz to Cathay. Mimeographed excerpt, ca. 1947

"The Marine Operating Problems, Panama Canal, and the Solution," 1947 Feb. Papers of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Mimeograph of printed article. A variation of this article was given as a presentation before the General Board of Consultants, Panama Canal, 1947 May 13.

"The Big Ditch," 1955. Reprint

"Memorial to the Congress," 1970

"Memorial to the Congress, Panama Canal: Sovereignty and Modernization", 1971, 1973, 1975. Mimeographed copies

"Panama Canal Question: A Challenge to the Congress," 1977. Printed copy

Review of David McCullough, The Path Between the Seas: The Creation of the Panama Canal, 1870-1914," 1977. Mimeographed copy

"Panama Canal Treaty Implementation: Present Status," 1978. Mimeographed transcript

"Panama Canal Surrender: A Calamitous Support for Soviet Imperialism," 1978 June 10. Mimeographed copy

"William Crawford Gorgas--An Appreciation," 1978 Oct. Printed copy

"Panama Canal: The Story of a Book and the Consequences," 1978-1979. Includes later variation. Mimeographed speech transcripts

"Monroe Doctrine: Its Universalization as Doctrine of the World," 1980 May. Mimeographed copy

N.O.S.I. ("Not One Square Inch") (Ralph Winkler).

General. Press releases, mimeographed clippings, memoranda, letters to editors, resolutions, flyers, articles of incoporation, lists of members, 1976-1978

Correspondence, 1977-1979. Includes letters to the American Legion, Ronald Reagan, President Ford, Congress, and ECSCZ

Save the Panama Canal Club (Arthur Denchfield)

General. Business cards, newsletters, clippings, flyers, speech transcripts, cartoons, statements

Correspondence

General. Includes letters to the PCZNPIC, Griffin Bell, and Ronald Reagan, 1974-1979

Emergency Committee to Save the U.S. Canal Zone (ECSCZ), 1974-1976

Internal

U.S. Congress, 1974-1979

Letters to editors, 1973-1979

Executive organizations

Defense Department, 1975-1977. Correspondence, memoranda, and statement by Deputy Secretary of Defence William E. Clements, Jr.

State Department

General

General

General, 1972-1978. Relates to the controversy over Robert M. Sayre's behavior as U.S. Ambassador to Panama, while trying to mediate between U.S. narcotics officials, the State Department and the Panamanian government. Correspondence, statements, telegram. Includes letters from Jesse Helms and John Murphy and transcript of Ambassador Sayre's testimony at confirmation hearing

Non-printed material, 1970-1979. Press releases, newsletters, wire reports, reports, memoranda, minutes of 107th meeting between the Panamanian Commissioners and the State Department

Correspondence

General, 1969-1977

U.S. Congress, 1967-1976. Includes two letters from S. Morey Bell, Deputy U.S. Negotiator

Reports

1970 Dec. Background Notes, "Republic of Panama"

1974 April 22. Edwin S. Costrell, "U.S. Policy Toward Panama, 1903-Present: Questions of Recognition and Diplomatic Relations and Instances of U.S. Intervention"

1977 Jan. "Panama Canal Treaty Negotiations"

1977 Aug. 17, "The New Panama Canal Agreement"

1977 Sept.

"Texts of Treaties Relating to the Panama Canal"

"Documents Associated with the Panama Canal Treaties"

"The Meaning of the New Panama Canal Treaties"

Bunker, Ellsworth. Statements and speeches. SEE ALSO: Interest groups/U.S. Congress/H.R./Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee hearings, 1977 Nov. 30

1964 Jan. 31. Statement at the special meeting of the OAS

1974 March 19. "Panama and the United States: A Design for Partnership"

1975 May 22. "Panama and the United States: Toward a New Relationship"

1975 Dec. 2. "The Panama Canal: Popular Myths and Political Realities"

Kissinger, Henry. Statements and speeches

1975 March 1. "The United States and Latin America: The New Opportunity"

1976 March 26. "FY 1977 Security Assistance Program"

Linowitz, Sol. Speeches and statements (also includes some miscellany)

1977 May 18. Summary of remarks given at the Department of State

1977 Aug. 19. "Why a New Panama Canal Treaty?"

1977 Oct. 18. "The Panama Canal Treaties--in the National Interest"

White House

Carter, James E. Form letters, memoranda and letters to Congress, wire report, letters to the ECSCZ, 1977

Ford, Gerald R. Includes material from his terms as a Congressman. Form letters, newsletter, letters. Includes original correspondence between Gerald Ford and Donald Dozer, 1967-1977

Johnson, Lyndon B. Printed and mimeographed statements, 1963-1966

Nixon, Richard M. Mimeographed letters to individual Congresspersons (includes transcript of speech by U.N. Ambassador John Scali to the Security Council meeting in Panama, 1973 March 20), letters from the ECSCZ, mimeographed press release entitled, "United States Foreign Policy for the 1970's: Shaping a Durable Peace," and a printed speech entitled "America's Role in the World," 1969-1973

Latin Americans

General. Includes material from other Latin American countries as well as material generated by Latin Americans in the United States

Non-printed material

General, 1969-1977. Wire reports, articles, letter from Pedro Ibanez Ojeda (Chile) to Spruille Braden

Organization of American States. Resolutions and the Act of the Special Session, 1964 Feb. 4

Printed material, 1971-1978. Clippings and mimeographed articles. Includes two statements by Carlos Andres Perez

Panamanians

General

Non-printed materials

General, 1903-1976. Wire reports, radio broadcast transcript, letter, itinerary, flyer. Includes text of 1903 Panamanian declaration of independence

OAS documents, 1964 Jan.-Feb. Two speech transcripts by Miguel J. Moreno, Jr. (Panamanian Ambassador to the OAS), and draft resolution

Printed materials

General, 1963-1977. Primarily Panamanian newspaper clippings; also includes other miscellaneous mimeographed clippings, a report by La Estrella de Panama, "Panama Makes Known its Reasons to Reject the 1967 Treaty Projects," 1970, and a letter to Rep. Daniel Flood from Panamanians working in the Canal Zone, 1971

Panamanian Mission to the United Nations, Update...Panama. Series of five packets containing various reports and articles, 1977

Reports

Panamanian Committee for Human Rights, Vol. 1 (General) and Vol. 3 ("Panamanian Economy Under the Torrijos Regime), 1976

Republic of Panama, "Teleological Position of the Restoration Movement of October 11, 1968" (S), parts I and II, 1968

Speeches and writings

Arguizola, Gustave, "Violation of Human Rights and Civil Liberties in Panama," ca. 1977, and a mimeographed transcript of response to President Carter's speech of 1978 Feb. 1

Arias, Arnulfo. Mimeographed transcript of speech given upon return from exile, 1978 June 10

Eleta, Fernando A., Diogenes de la Rosa, Ricardo M. Arias, Roberto R. Aleman, and Guillermo Chapman, relating to Treaties Evaluation Commission, 1970 Sept. 5

Escobar Bethancourt, Romulo, "Canal Neutrality Keeps Panama from Being a War Theatre," 1977 Aug. 20 and "Negotiations Before the Eyes of the People," n.d. Mimeographed copies

Gonzalez Revilla, Nicolas. Speech to Panamanian Assembly, 1977 Aug. 19 and statement before the General Assembly of American States, 1977 June 15. Mimeographed copies; latter includes cover letter from Jorge E. Illueca

Illueca, Jorge. Mimeographed copy of speech, 1972 Dec. 13

People's Party. Ruben Dario Sousa, "Developments in Panama," and an interview in New Times, a manifesto, Cesar de Leon, "United States Seeks to Mediatize the Revolutionary Process in Panama," and a speech by Sr. Castellanos at 23rd Congress of the Communist Party, Moscow, 1966 March-April, "Message of the People's Party of Panama in Connection with the Carter-Torrijos Treaty. Mimeographed copies, 1966-1977

Royo, Aristides. Mimeographed copy of letter to President Carter, 1980 Jan.

Socialist Revolutionary Faction. Mimeographed copy of statement, documents relating to canal negotiations, and resolutions, 1975 Sept. 5

Tack, Juan Antonio, 1970-1975. Mimeographed copies of a speech, a letter to the editor, and an interview

Torrijos Herrera, Omar. Newspaper interviews, letters to Gerald Ford and Edward Kennedy, flyers, 1970-1977. Clippings and mimeographed copies

Military organizations. NOTE: Materials relating to the Defense Department are located under Interest groups/Executive/Defense Department

General

General, 1971-1978. Flyers, pamphlets, press releases, book promotional material, printed article, miscellany, resolutions

Correspondence

General, 1967-1977. Miscellaneous letters between military groups and to the ECSCZ. Includes letters from Thomas H. Moorer, Thomas Lane, Barry Ryan, and other individual officers

Executive, 1975-1977. Letters from John S. McCain, Jr. and a collective group of retired admirals

U.S. Congress, 1973-1978. Includes letters from Fitzhugh Lee, L.S. Sabin (includes short article), and others

Letters to the editor, 1975-1976

Speeches and writings (SEE ALSO: Interest groups/U.S.Congress/ Senate and H.R./Committees

General, 1958-1980. Articles from serials, particularly Proceedings of the U.S. Naval Institute. Includes articles by Paul B. Ryan, V.P. McDonald, Hanson W. Baldwin, G.V. Underwood, J.D. Hittle, J.K. Singlaub, Bruce C. Clarke, George S. Brown

Eaker, Ira C. (Lt. Gen.), 1971-1979. Press release and letter to Rep. Daniel Flood (annotated). Mimeographed copies

Lane, Thomas A., 1971-1975. Miscellaneous statements, printed article

Schildhauer, C.H., "The Problem of a New Canal: The Best Solution," 1966 May 21. Printed copy, includes press release, and correspondence with Dr. Dozer

Settle, Thomas G.W., 1975-1978. Mimeographed and holograph statements

Van Natta, Thomas F., III. Mimeographed speech transcript, n.d.

Willenbucher, Franz O., 1967-1976. Letters to the editor, obituary and speech transcript entitled "Panama Canal: Catalyst for Restoration of National Will". Includes letters to the ECSCZ

American Legion

General, 1968-1979. Letters to congresspersons, wire service report, memoranda, pamphlet, press releases, speech transcript, printed article

Correspondence

General, 1966-1979. Letters to the ECSCZ, internal memoranda, form letter, press release, reports and printed article

Executive, 1970-1977

U.S. Congress, 1971-1978

Newsletters, 1976-1979

Resolutions, 1966-1979

Military Order of the World Wars

General, 1967-1978. Form letter, memoranda, newsletters, resolutions, and correspondence with ECSCZ

Serial issues (Officer Review), 1976-1978

Naval Reserve Assocation. Report and open letter to Congress, 1978

Retired Naval Personnel, Newsletter, 1974-1975

Veterans Affiliated Council, 1973. Letters and resolutions

Veterans of Foreign Wars. Newsletters (American Security Reporter), resolutions, letters to congresspersons, 1968-1977

U.S. Congress

General

General

Non-printed material. Lists, legal briefs, flyer, legislative history reference materials (includes legal and administrative codes)

Printed material. Congressional Record 1912-1978

Reference material

General, 1845-1974. Reports, acts, laws, regulations, transcripts. Tangentially related to the Panama Canal issue

Legal codes relating to Panama, 1950-1962

Reports

General. Miscellaneous printed reports, 1968-1975

Atlantic-Pacific Interoceanic Canal Study Commission. Annual reports, 1966-1969 (#2-#5). Includes notes, memorandum, comment by Rep. Flood, and cover letters from Presidents Johnson and Nixon to Congress

Resolutions received from state legislatures

Arkansas, 1977 July 8

California, ca. 1967-1977

Indiana, 1975 July 7

Oklahoma. Includes cover letter to Rep. Flood, 1969

Virginia. SEE: U.S. Congress/Senate/ General/Committees/Judiciary/ Statements/Canada, A. Joseph

House of Representatives

General

General

General. Lists, form letters, press releases, newsletters, and other letters from Congresspersons. Includes correspondence with the ECSCZ

Bills, 1965-1979

Resolutions, 1966-1977

Committees

General

General. Letters from collective groups and ad hoc committees, 1969-1975

House Republican Research Committee. Report, 1975 July

Republican Committee on Western Alliances. Report and press release, 1967 June-Aug.

Republican Study Committee, "The Panama Canal Treaty?" 1977 Sept 16

Foreign Affairs

General, 1973-1977. Hearing transcript, agenda

Statements, 1967-1977