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Finding Aid for the Papers of John B. Oakes

Finding Aid Prepared by Alyssa Nicole MeyersPublished January 2006

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Date Range: 1912-2005Size of Collection: 50 lin. ft. (ca. 23,000 items in 113 boxes & 10 flat boxes).Organization of the Material: In eight series: I. CATALOGED CORRESPONDENCE; II. ARRANGED CORRESPONDENCE; III. ARRANGED SUBJECT FILES; IV. WRITINGS; V. SPEECHES & MEMORIALS; VI. PRINTED MATERIAL; VII. SCRAPBOOKS; VIII. RELATED MATERIAL.Source & Date of Acquisition: Gift of John Oakes, 12 December 2002.Material on Microfilm: Nothing on microfilmTerms of Access: Available for faculty, students, and researchers engaged in scholarly or publication projects._Restrictions on Use or Access: Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Librarian for Rare Books and Manuscripts. Location of Material: The collection is located off-site at ReCAP [except for boxes 1-4 and the 10 flat boxes].Processing Information: The collection was processed by Alyssa Nicole Meyers.Bib Id: 5505398Extent of Finding Aid: 50 pages._________________________________________________________________________________________

BIOGRAPHY

John B. Oakes (April 13, 1913-April 23, 2001), journalist, editor, and environmentalist was born in Philadelphia in 1913 to George Washington Ochs-Oakes and Bertie Gans Ochs. He attended Princeton University and studied at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar. Following graduation, he started as a reporter on the Trenton Times and the Trenton State Gazette, and in 1937, joined the staff of the Washington Post as a police reporter, but quickly moved to covering both houses of Congress, the Supreme Court, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. He enlisted in the Army in 1941 and served in the Office of Strategic Services, including two years spent in England, France, and Germany. For this work, John Oakes received the Bronze Star, the Croix de Guerre and the Order of the British Empire.

On his return to the United States in 1945, he married Margery Hartman. Although The Washington Post offered him his old position, he chose to join the New York Times. He started as a reporter and writer for the “Review of the Week” section of the Times and rose to the position of editor.

In 1949, John Oakes joined the Editorial Board of the New York Times, where he became known for his interest in civil and human rights, environmentalism, and his opposition to McCarthyism and the Vietnam War. He succeeded Charles Merz as editor of the editorial page in 1961, winning the George Polk Award in 1966. He proposed and oversaw the creation of the New York Times Op-Ed page in 1970, which was the first contemporary Op-Ed page in the nation, featuring signed opinion columns designed to run opposite the paper’s official (and unsigned) editorials. The Op-Ed page arose from Oakes's concern that the letter writers responding to and addressing issues of the day and editorial page opinions lacked sufficient space in the paper. He was forced to leave his position as editor of the editorial page in 1976 due

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to ideological differences with the publisher, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger. He continued as a contributor to the Op-Ed page into the mid-1990s, particularly focusing on environmental issues.

Over the course of his lifetime, John Oakes won numerous awards for his journalism and support of environmental causes: the Woodrow Wilson Award (given annually by Princeton University to an alumnus "distinguished in the nation's service"), the National Audubon Society Medal, the Columbia-Catherwood Award, and the George Polk Award for Outstanding Editorial Comment (awarded twice, once for Lifetime Achievement).

SUMMARY_Correspondence, manuscripts, speeches, scrapbooks, and printed materials.

ORGANIZATION OF THE PAPERSPage:

I. CATALOGED CORRESPONDENCE 3II. ARRANGED CORRESPONDENCE 19III. ARRANGED SUBJECT FILES 28IV. WRITINGS 34V. SPEECHES & MEMORIALS 45VI. PRINTED MATERIAL 48VII. SCRAPBOOKS 49VIII. REALTED MATERIAL 49

ADDED ENTRIES:New York Times CompanyNewspaper publishingJournalistsNewspapers. Sections, columns, etc.Newspaper editors


I. CATALOGED CORRESPONDENCE

1 Acheson, DeanTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 17 Jan. 19491 t.l.s. (photocopy)

1 Adams, AnselTo John Bertram OakesCarmel, CA., 14 Feb. 19691 t.l.s. (with carbon reply)

1 Allen, SteveTo John Bertram OakesEncino, CA., 10 Nov 19651 t.l.s. (with carbon reply)

1 Altschul, ArthurTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 26 April 1961-26 Jan. 19811 t.l.s. (with carbon reply)1 t.l.

1 Altschul, CharlesTo John Bertram OakesStanford, CT., 28 March 19841 t.l.s. (with carbon reply)

1 Altschul, FrankTo John Bertram OakesNew York & Stanford, CT., 26 April 1961-1 Nov 19737 t.l.s (with carbon replies and newspaper clippings)

1 Astor, Mrs. BrookeTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 20 April 19761 t.l.

1 Atkinson, BrooksTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 5 May 1961-14 Feb. 19694 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related letters)

1 Ball, George W.To John Bertram OakesNew York & Princeton, NJ., 6 Oct. 1968-5 June 19923 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, related letters, and curriculum vitae)

1 Baker, RussellTo John Bertram OakesNew York and Washington, 9 April 1963-21 May 19793 a.l.s.24 t.l.s. (with carbon replies)


2 a.n.1 t.n.3 telegrams (photocopied)

1 Barzun, JacquesTo John Betram OakesNew York, 19 Nov. 1981- 8 Dec. 19811 a.l.s.1 t.l.s. (photocopy with carbon reply)

1 Begley, LouisTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 15 April 19931 t.l.s.

1 Berle, Adolf A.To John Bertram OakesNew York, 20 Jan. 19671 t.l.s.

1 Berlin, IsaiahTo John Bertram OakesNew York & Oxford, 7 June 1966- 3 Jan. 19671 a.l.s.7 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related correspondence)

1 Boornstein, DanielTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 2 Oct. 1958-7 Nov. 198312 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related materials)

1 Bowles, ChesterTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 21 July 1961-14 Nov. 197229 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related materials)

1 Brademas, JohnTo John Bertram OakesNew York & Washington, 15 Nov. 1972-25 Jan. 19903 a.l.s.4 t.l.s. (with carbon replies)

1 Brogan, DennisTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 4 Dec. 1963-10 Jan. [1969]1 a.l.s.3 t.l.s. (with carbon replies)

1 Brown, Edmund G. (Governor of California)To John Bertram OakesSacramento, CA., 21 Oct. 19661 t.l.s. (photocopy)


1 Bruce, EdmundTo John Bertram OakesNew York & Washington, 14 Nov. 1977-21 Nov. 19771 t.l.s. (photocopy with carbon reply and related materials)

1 Brzezinski, ZbigniewTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 27 April 19721 t.l.s.

1 Buckley, Jr., William F.To John Bertram Oakes and New York Times EditorsNew York, 31 Oct 19741 t.l.s. (photocopy)

1 Oakes, John BertramTo Herb M.New York, [n.d.]1 a.n. (on same sheet as above letter)

1 Bundy, McGeorgeTo John OakesNew York, 7 Oct. 1969-6 Sept. 19725 t.l.s. (photocopies with carbon reply)

1 Burger, Warren E.To Warren Burger from John Bertram OakesNew York, 7 April 19701 t.l.

1 Byrd R.E.To John Bertram OakesFort Wayne, ID., 2 May 19311 t.l.s. (photocopy)

1 Camfield, CassTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 1 March 1971-15 March 19775 t.l.s. (with carbon replies)

1 Carey, HughTo John Bertram OakesAlbany, NY, 18 July 19751 t.l.s.

1 Caro, RobertTo John Bertram Oakes[n.p.], 4 Jan 19921 a.l.s.

1 Catledge, TurnerTo John Bertram OakesNew York & [New Orleans], 4 May 1960-29 June 19703 t.l.s.


9 t.l. (with carbon replies)

1 Clarke, James McClureTo John Bertram OakesAsheville, NC. & Washington, 12 Nov. 1986-28 Oct. 19882 a.l.s.1 t.l.s.

1 Clinton, William J., President U.S.A.To John Bertram OakesWashington, 8 Feb. 1993-21 Dec. 20003 t.l.s. (photocopies with related letters and replies)

1 Costa, Sergio Correa Da To John Bertram OakesNew York & Washington, 25 Oct. 1976-3 Nov. 19861 a.l.s.6 7.l.s. (with carbon rplies)1 invitation card

1 Costikyan, EdwardTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 28 May 1969-18 April 19728 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, related correspondence, and related material)

1 Cournand, AndreTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 2 Oct. 19851 1 a.l.s. (with carbon reply)

1 Cousins, NormanTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 10 May 1961-16 March 19728 t.l.s. (with carbon replies)

1 Cowan, LouisTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 13 June 1960-24 May 19761 a.l.s. (with carbon reply)4 t.l.s. (with carbon replies)

1 Cuomo, MarioTo John Bertram OakesAlbany, NY & New York, 14 Jan 1992-28 Oct 19921 t.l.s. (photocopy with carbon reply and related material)

1 Daley, RichardTo Richard Daley from John Bertram OakesNew York, 1 Nov 19711 t.l.

1 De Voto, BernardTo John Bertram Oakes


Cambridge, MA., 13 May 19551 t.l.s. (with carbon reply)

1 Dillon, DouglasTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 16 Dec 1960-18 May 19725 t.l.s. (with carbon reply and related material)1 a.n.1 t.l.

1 Doctorow, E.L.To John Bertram OakesNew Rochelle, NY, 22 April 19911 t.l.s.

1 Douglas, William O. To John Bertram OakesWashington, 10 April 1962-3 Feb. 19752 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related material)

1 Eden, AnthonyTo John Bertram OakesLondon, 6 June 1967-7 June 19672 cablegrams (photocopies with reply cables)

1 Eiseley, LorenTo John Bertram OakesPhiladelphia, 6 Nov. 1972-28 May 19762 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, a newspaper clipping, and a related letter)

1 Ford, GeraldTo John Bertram OakesWashington, 27. Oct 1970-31 Jan. 19733 t.l.s. (photocopies)

1 Frankel, MaxTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 17 Sept. 1964-24 Aug. 199320 a.l.s. (photocopies with carbon replies)24 t.l.s. (photocopies with carbon replies, related letters, newspaper

clippings, draft replies, and related material)

1 Frankfurter, Justice FelixTo John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., [1943]-31 May 19612 a.l.s. (photocopies)6 t.l.s. (with photocopied replies and related material)1 a.n.

1 Franks, OliverTo John Bertram OakesOxford & Washington, D.C., 13 Dec. 1947-15 Nov. 19483 t.l.s. (photocopies)


1 Garrison, LloydTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 16 Aug. 1968-9 Aug. 19855 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, related correspondence, and related material)

1 Gill, BrendanTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 20 June 19771 t.l.s. (with carbon reply)

1 Ginsberg, AllenTo John Bertram Oakes[New York], 23 May 19691 a.l.s. (with carbon reply)

1 Goldberg, RubeTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 29 Sept. 19691 telegram (photocopied with carbon reply)

1 Goodhart, Sir PhilipTo Philip Goodhart from John Bertram OakesNew York, 28 May 19821 t.l. (carbon copy)

1 Gore, Al Jr.To John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 27 April 1990-27 March 19931 a.l.s. (photocopy)2 t.l.s. (with carbon reply and related material)

1 Gore, Albert Sr.To John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 13 Feb 1962-5 June 19895 t.l.s. (photocopies with related letters and material and carbon replies)

1 Graham, Philip L.To John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 27 April 19611 t.l.s.

1 Hadas, MosesTo Moses Hadas from John Bertram OakesNew York, 1 June 1962-6 Sept. 19623 t.l. (carbon copies)

1 Harriman, W. AverellTo John Bertram OakesNew York & Washington, D.C., 27 June 1960-15 Sept. 19641 t.l.s.1 t.l. (with related material and carbon reply)

1 Hentoff, Nat


1 a.l.s. (with carbon reply)New York, 26 Oct. 1970-14 Nov. 19701 t.l.s.

1 Hoffman, PaulTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 11 April 1962-17 Nov. 19695 t.l.s. (with carbon replies)

1 Horowitz, Irving LouisTo John Bertram OakesNew Brunswick, NJ, 28 Jan 1976-11 Feb. 19762 t.l.s. (with carbon reply)

1 House, Arthur H.To John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 10 March 19761 t.l.s. (with carbon reply)

1 Humphrey, Hubert H.To John Bertram Oakes and A.O. SulzbergerWashington, D.C., 1 April 1963-26 Nov. 197630 t.l.s. (photocopies with related material and carbon replies)1 telegram

2 Johnson, Lady BirdTo John Bertram OakesStonewall, TX., 21 March 19741 t.l.s. (photocopy with carbon reply)

2 Johnson, Lyndon B.To John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 19 Aug. 1955-18 Jan. 196912 t.l.s. (photocopies with related material, related letters, and carbon

replies)

2 Oakes, John BertramTo Lydon B. JohnsonNew York, 16 Aug 19551 t.l.s. (photocopy)

2 Kasparov, Garry et al.To John Bertram Oakes and Margery Hartman Oakes[n.p.], 19911 Christmas cards

2 Kempton, MurrayTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 16 Jan. 19701 a.l.s. (with related letter)

2 Kennedy, EdwardTo John Bertram Oakes


Washington, D.C., 4 May 1966-27 July 19795 t.l.s. (photocopies with related material and carbon replies)

2 Kirk, GraysonTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 26 April 19611 t.l.s.

2 Kissinger, HenryTo Henry Kissinger from John Bertram OakesNew York, 15 Dec. 1969-7 Oct. 19743 t.l. (carbon copies with related material)

2 Knopf, Alfred A. To John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 13 June 1953-8 Sept. 197128 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related letters)1 t.l.s. (proxy signature by secretary)

2 Knopf, Alfred A. To John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 23 Sept. 1971-23 April 19742 a.l.s.1 a.n.s.25 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related letters)

2 Knopf, Alfred A.To John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 17 July 1974-17 Nov. 197624 t.l.s. (with carbon copies, carbon replies, and related letters)

2 Knopf, Alfred A. To John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 24 Jan 1977-27 Oct. 19835 a.l.s. (with carbon replies)8 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related letters)

2 Koch, Edward I.To John Bertram OakesNew York & Washington, D.C., 3 Dec. 1969-9 March 19881 a.l.s. (photocopy)10 t.l.s. (photocopies with related material and carbon replies)

2 Kolleck, TeddyTo John Bertram OakesJerusalem, 15 March 19761 t.l.s.

2 Laird, MelvinTo John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 14 Dec. 19711 1 t.l.s. (photocopy)


2 Lefkowitz, LouisTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 17 Dec. 1973-13 Dec. 19742 t.l.s.

2 Lehman, Herbert H.To John Bertram OakesNew York & Washington, D.C., 26 Aug. 1954-2 April 19633 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related letters)

2 Lehman, Mrs. Herbert H. (Edith A.)To John Bertram OakesNew York, 27 June 1974-11 July 19742 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, a related letter, and a newspaper clipping)

2 Lindbergh, Mrs. Charles A. (Anne Morrow)To John Bertram OakesDarien, CT, 8 July 19741 t.l.s. (with related correspondence and carbon reply)

2 Lindsay, John V.To John Bertram OakesNew York & Washington, D.C., 18 Jan. 1960-22 Dec. 19884 a.l.s. (photocopies with carbon replies)16 t.l.s. (photocopies with carbon replies, related letters, and related

material)

2 Lippman, WalterTo John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 26 April 1961-2 Oct. 19694 t.l.s.1 telegram

2 Lodge, Henry CabotTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 12 June 1963-20 Feb. 19763 t.l.s. (with carbon replies)

2 Lodge, JohnTo John Bertram OakesHartford, CT, 10 Aug. 19541 t.l.s.

2 Luce, Clare BootheTo Clare Boothe Luce from John Bertram OakesNew York, 4 Jan. 19571 t.l. (carbon copy)

2 McCarthy, EugeneTo John Bertram OakesNew York & Washington, D.C., 12 May 1972-8 June 19925 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, related letters, and related material)

2 McCree, Wade


To John Bertram OakesDetroit, MI., 4 Nov. 1976-28 Jan. 19772 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related letters)

2 McDonald, DwightTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 31 May 1963-16 June 19652 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, drafts, and related material)

2 McGhee, GeorgeTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 3 Sept. 1949-24 Jan. 19871 a.l.s. (with carbon reply)21 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, related letters, and related material)

2 McGovern, GeorgeTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 21 Jan. 1966-6 April 19902 a.l.s. (photocopies)1 telegram (photocopy)7 t.l.s. (photocopies with carbon replies and related material)

2 Markel, LesterTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 21 Oct. 1953-4 Jan [1968]2 a.l.s. (photocopies)35 t.l.s. (photocopies with carbon replies)

2 Markel, LesterTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 13 Dec. 1968-7 Oct. 19762 a.l.s.13 t.l.s. (photocopies, carbon replies, and clippings)

2 Matthews, HerbertTo John Bertram OakesNew York and Washington, D.C., 26 Jan. 1962-2 Dec. 19761 a.l.s.4 a.n.s.26 t.l.s. (photocopies, carbon replies, related letters, and clippings)

2 Meyer, EugeneTo John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 23 Jan 19421 t.l.s.

2 Monnet, JeanTo John Bertram OakesParis, 11 Feb. 1959-23 May 19662 t.l.s. (carbon reply)

2 Morgenthau, Jr., HenryTo John Bertram Oakes


New York, 5 April 19491 t.l.s.

2 Morgenthau, RobertTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 29 Nov. 1962-1 April 19967 t.l.s. (photocopies with carbon replies, related letters, and clippings)

2 Moses, RobertTo John Bertram Oakes, Arthur Hayes Sulzberger Jr. Robert L. DuffusNew York, 9 May 1952-1 March 19667 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, related letters, and related material)

2 Moyers, BillTo John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 27 July 1966-17 April 19732 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related material)

2 Moynihan, DanTo John Bertram OakesCambridge, MA., 10 April 19751 t.l.s. (with carbon reply and related correspondence)

2 Nessen, Ron (Press Secretary to the President)To John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 8 Jan 1975-27 March 19752 t.l.s. (with carbon replies)

2 Newman, PaulTo John Bertram Oakes and Margery Hartman OakesNew York, 2 May 19861 t.l.s.

2 Nunn, SamTo John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 27 March 19911 t.l.s. (photocopy with related letter)

2 Oppenheimer, RobertTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 29 Sept. 1952-27 April 19611 a.l.s. (with carbon reply and related material)

2 Osborn, BobTo John Bertram Oakes[n.p.], [n.d.]1 a.l.s.

2 Pace, Jr., FrankTo John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 2 June 1949-1 May 19502 t.l.s.


2 Oakes, John BertramTo Frank Pace Jr. and Peggy PaceNew York, 8 Nov. 1982-1 March 19852 t.l. (carbon copies)

2 Pei, I.M.To I.M. Pei from John Bertram OakesNew York, 8 Oct. 19821 t.l. (carbon copy with related letter and related material)

2 Raskin, A.H.To John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 10 Dec. 1962-10 June 19692 a.l.s.8 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related correspondence)1 a.n.s.1 a.p.s.1 telegram

2 Reagan, RonaldTo John Bertram OakesLos Angeles, 5 March 19791 t.l.s. (photocopy)

2 Redford, RobertTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 6 Oct. 19771 t.l.s. (with related letter)

2 Rockefeller, DavidTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 28 Oct. 1952-13 Sept. 19832 a.l.s.19 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related material)

2 Rockefeller, John D. IIITo John Bertram OakesNew York, 11 March 1966-9 July 19756 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related material)

2 Rockefeller, LawrenceTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 25 Sept. 1956-3 May 19821 a.l.s.8 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related material)

2 Rockefeller, Gov. Nelson A.To John Bertram OakesNew York, 9 Feb 1961-13 Sept. 19781 1 a.l.s. (photocopy)13 t.l.s. (photocopies with carbon replies and related letters)

3 Ruckelshaus, William D.


To John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 22 June 19831 t.l.s. (photocopy)

3 Rumsfeld, DonaldTo John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 8 Jan. 1975-13 Dec. 19752 t.l.s.

3 Rusk, DeanTo Arthur Hayes Sulzberger and John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 20 Dec. 1960-8 Sept. 19662 t.l.s. (with related correspondence and newspaper clippings)

3 Russell, BertrandTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 28 March 1963-21 Dec. 19667 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, related letters, and newspaper clippings)

3 Russell, JohnTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 30 Nov. 1986-9 June 19994 a.l.s.1 t.l.s.

3 Safire, WilliamTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 4 Nov. 1974-2 Dec. 19741 1 a.l.s.4 t.l.s. (with related letters)

3 Salisbury, Harrison E.To John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 24 April 1961-5 July 19802 a.l.s.1 a.n.s.1 a.p.s.4 t.l.s. (with related correspondence)

3 Schlesinger, Jr., ArthurTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 31 May 1961-30 March 198912 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related material)

3 Seldes, LeeTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 4 May 1978-31 Jan. 19912 t.l.s. (with carbon reply and related material)

3 Shannon, William V.To John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 31 Oct. 1962-18 Sept. 19899 a.l.s.


5 a.n.s. 1 a.p.s.45 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related material)

3 Shapiro, HaroldTo John Bertram OakesAnn Arbor, MI., 14 May 19871 t.l.s.

3 Shriver, Jr., Donald W.To John Bertram OakesNew York, 15 Dec. 19871 t.l.s.

3 Stegner, WallaceTo John Bertram OakesLos Altos Hills, CA., 4 April 1981-9 April 19811 t.l.s. (with carbon reply)

3 Stevenson, AdlaiTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 31 March 1961-5 June 19642 t.l.s. (photocopies with carbon replies and related letters)

3 Stone, ShepardTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 23 Jan 1973-13 March 19865 a.l.s. (with carbon replies)9 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related material)

3 Styron, WilliamTo John Bertram OakesRoxbury, CT, 28 June 19741 t.l.s. (with related letter)

3 Sulzberger, A.H.To John Bertram OakesNew York & Hillandale, CT., 20 Aug. 1956-22 July 196331 t.l.s. (photocopies with carbon replies, related letters, and clippings)3 a.n.s.

3 Sulzberger, Mrs. A.H. (Iphigene)To John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 9 Oct. 1963-14 June 19894 a.l.s.2 a.n.s.34 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, related correspondence, and clippings)1 telegram

3 Sulzberger, C.L. (1)To John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 19 Dec. 1961-20 Dec. 196923 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, related correspondence, related material)


3 a.n.s.48 telegrams (photocopies)

3 Sulzberger, C.L. (2)To John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 7 Jan. 1970-23 July 19765 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, related correspondence, and related material)1 a.l.11 telegrams

4 Thant, UTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 28 Nov. 1965-6 March 19694 t.l.s. (photocopies with carbon replies and related material)

4 Thomas, LewisTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 25 Nov. 19851 t.l.s.

4 Train, Russell E.To John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 21 April 19701 t.l.s.

4 Trevor-Roper, HughTo John Bertram Oakes[Cambridge, MA.], 27 March 19491 a.l.s. (photocopy)

4 Truman, Harry S.To Arthur Hayes Sulzberger, Julius Adler and John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C. and Independence, MO., [1949?]-14 June 19603 a.l.s. (photocopies with photocopy reply)1 t.l.s. (photocopy)

4 Udall, StewartTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 9 Jan. 1961-14 Dec. 19996 a.l.s. (with carbon replies)3 a.n.s.4 t.l.s. (with carbon replies, related correspondence, and related material)

4 Valenti, JackTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 6 Sept. 19721 t.l.s. (with carbon reply)

4 Vance, CyrusTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 10 Dec. 1971-8 Dec. 19763 t.l.s. (with carbon replies)


4 Waldheim, KurtTo John Bertram Oakes New York, 14 June 19761 t.l.s.

4 Warren, EarlTo John Bertram OakesWashington, D.C., 3 Feb. 19621 t.l.s.

4 Westmorland, Gen. WilliamTo John Bertram OakesMacoi, Vietnam, 3 April 19671 t.l.s. (photocopy)

4 Whipple, CharlesTo John Bertram Oakes[v.p.], 17 June 1975-17 Dec. 19818 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related material)

4 White, TheodoreTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 19 Dec. 19771 t.l.s.

4 Whitney, John HayTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 26 April 1961-7 June 19652 t.l.s.

4 Wiesel, ElieTo John Bertram OakesBoston, 25 March 19941 a.l.s. (photocopy)

4 Wilkins, RogerTo John Bertram OakesNew York, 23 Jan. 1974-29 April 19873 a.l.s. (with carbon replies and related material)2 t.l.s. (with carbon replies and related material)

4 Williams, G. MennenTo John Bertram OakesLansing, MI. & Washington, D.C., 16 Dec. 1949-22 Aug. 19623 t.l.s.

4 Wirth, TimothyTo John Bertram OakesNew York & Washington, D.C., 19 Oct. 1979-5 Aug. 19947 a.l.s. (with carbon replies)1 a.n.s.7 t.l.s. (with carbon replies)


4 Wolfensohn, James D.To John Bertram OakesNew York, 22 April 19911 t.l.s.

4 You, Jong KeunTo John Bertram OakesAlexandria, VA., 6 Jan. 19861 t.l.s.

II. ARRANGED CORRESPONDENCE

2.1 PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE SPECIAL FILES

5 Albright, Horace5 Avis5 Balakian, Nora5 Barlow, Elizabeth5 Benton, William5 Berman, Howard A.5 Bernstein, Robert L.5 Block, Sam5 Brower, David5 Brown, David W.5 Buttenweister5 Cahn, Robert5 Carey, William5 Casey Jr., William E.5 Cashin, Bonnie5 Curtis, Clifton E.5 Eddy, Ted5 Edey, Mitland A.5 Eyton, Walter5 Flack, Mamie Shaw5 Forrester, Steve5 Franklin, George5 Friele, Berent5 Gardner, Meredith5 Gilbert, Daniet5 Gross, Lawrence L5 Growald, Eileen5 Halle, Gorger5 Halperin, Jonathan J.6 Harmer6 Harris, Gen. William A.6 Hartwell, Sam6 Hays Howard H.C. “Tim”6 Hewitt, Patricia6 Hiles, Clay6 Hochschild, Adam6 Holden, Arthur6 Holmberg, Ruth S.6 Hooper, Sir Robin and Lady


6 Hough, Henry Beetle6 Jolles6 Jones/Tifft6 Kathy6 Kocher, Mrs. Eric6 Koopman, George6 Kurman, Mitch7 Lawrenceville Medal7 Lennon, Thomas 7 Loucheim, Katie7 McGowan, Carl7 McKeever, Porter7 Miller, Wm J.7 Nathan, Adele Gutman7 Nalzsky, Victor7 Neal, Fred Warner7 Newberg, Don7 Oklavee, Mrs. Frank7 Palmer, Nancy Reasoner7 Pan Am7 Potter, Robert S.7 Prichard, Edward F.7 Quinson, Bruno7 Ramsbotham7 Reede, Nathaniel P. 7 Rothschild, Lord Victor7 Sharp, Peter7 Sharry, Adelaide7 Sheldon, Walter A.7 Silver, Gordon7 Sleeth, Charles7 Squyers, Debbie7 Stone, Shepard7 Thacher, Thos7 Time Inc7 Werner, Anne Simon Nan7 Werner, Walter7 Yoakum, Robert7 Yost, Nicholas7 Zweite, Armin

2.2 NEW YORK TIMES CORRESPONDENCE

8 Adams, Frank S.8 Argyris, C8 Balkian, Nora8 Baldwin, Hanson8 Bancroft, Harding 1972-1973/58 Barzilay, Robert8 Bendiner, Robert8 Borland, Hal9 Brown, James P.9 Carrletern


9 Curtis, Charlotte9 Duffus, Robert L.9 Durdin, Tillman9 Daniel, Clifton9 Daniels, E.C.9 De Liberto, Vincent9 Epstein, Mark9 Flint, Peter9 Gelb, Arthur9 Goldberg, Howard9 Goldenstein, Nathan9 Goodale, James C.9 Grose, Peter9 Gruson, Sydney9 Hamilton, John A.10 Hauk, Eric10 Haulsey, James10 Hechinger, Fred M.10 Hovey, Graham10 Huxtable, Ada Louise10 Jacoby, Bill10 Kleiman, Robert 11 Kleiman, Robert 211 Lawrence, William L11 Lewis, Anthony11 Lewis, Flora11 Mattson, Walter 1974-7611 Maynard, Joyce11 Merz, Charles11 Mitgang, Herbert11 Mossien, Edward A.11 Ogden, William D.11 Peters, Richard12 Pomerantz12 Pomfret, John/ McCabe, John12 Raines, Howell12 Rodvogen, Carol12 Rosenthal, A.M.12 Rossant, Murray J.12 Reston, James12 Schanberg, Sydney H.12 Schneiderman, David12 Schwartz, Henry13 Schwarz, David13 Segal, Harvey13 Seigel, Kalman13 Semple, Robert13 Shaffer, Marylou13 Silk, Leonard13 Suares, Jean-Claude S.13 Sulzberger, Arthur Jr.13 Sulzberger, Arthur Ochs: Compensation13 Sulzberger, Arthur Ochs: Content


14 Sulzberger, Arthur Ochs: Controversy14 Sulzberger, Arthur Ochs: General Memos 1963-197314 Sulzberger, Arthur Ochs: General Memos 1974-199214 Sulzberger, Arthur Ochs: NYT Advertising Policy15 Sulzberger, Arthur Ochs: Transition 197615 Tolischus, Otto D.15 Topping, Seymour15 Transport Workers Union of America15 Van Doorn, John15 Veit, Ivan15 Webster, Bayard15 Wicker, Tom

2.3 NEW YORK TIME OP-ED CORRESPONDENCE

16 Letters to the Editor 1951-1969 (3)16 Agnew Letters 196816 Letters to the Editor 1970-197316 Letters to the Editor 1974-3/30/7417 Letters to the Editor 197517 Responses to Letters 197517 Chronological File 6/1/78-12/31/7817 Letters to the Editor 1976-198217 Letters to the Editor (Eccentric/Threatening)17 NY Times 1971-197217 NY Times Important17 NY Times Memos and Correspondence17 Op-Ed Acknowledgements17 Op-Ed Proposed, February 197517 Op-Ed Responses, Feb 198417 Op-Ed Writing (General Letters to JBO)

2.4 GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE

18 E18 F18 J18 S18 A 1950-196418 B 1950-196018 C 1950-196018 D 1955-196418 E 1955-196118 F 1951-196918 G 1950-196418 H 1950-196418 K 1962-196518 M 1961-196818 R 1957-197118 1966-196718 T 1966-196718 F-H 1970-1971/218 K 1970-1971/2


18 C 1973-1974/518 I 1973-1974/5

18 O 1973-1974/518 S 1973-1974/518 U 1973-1974/518 B-C 1976-718 F-M 1976-718 O-P 1976-718 R 1976-718 T 1967-718 V-XYZ 1976-718 A-K 1978-197919 L-XYZ 1978-197919 A-P 1980-198119 R-T 1980-198119 W 1980-198119 Y-Z 1980-198119 A-J 1982-198319 K 1982-198319 M-N 1982-198319 P 1982-198319 R-T 1982-198319 W 1982-198320 B-H 1984-198520 K-P 1984-198520 R-U 1984-198520 W-XYZ 1984-198521 Business Correspondence A-Z

2.5 PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE

22 A1 Abel - Andrasco22 A2 Andrus - Azrael22 B1 Bach – Bengalloun22 B2 Bennett – Borsody22 B3 Botein – Browne23 B4 Brucker – Byrne23 C1 Caen – Clirman23 C2 Cockburn – Core23 C3 Cotten – Currey24 D1 D’Addario – Dilworth24 D2 Ditchley – Dyson24 E1 Eastman – Erler24 E2 Ernst – Ezcurra24 F1 Fanning – Fischer25 F2 Fisher – Fuller25 G1 Galvin – Gifford25 G2 Gilhooly – Gores25 G3 Gottschalk – Gustavson25 H1 Haight - Hartman25 H2 Harvey – Hemmendinger26 H3 Herbert – Hofman


26 H4 Hohenberg – Hyde26 I Iloniemi – Istel26 J Jackett- Jovan26 K1 Kam – Killingworth26 K2 Kim – Kwitny26 L1 Labalme – Lennon26 L2 Lese – Lincoln Center27 L3 Lindsay – Lyons27 M1 MacIntire – Meacham27 M2 Mead – Myerson27 N Nason – Nuriman27 O Oaks – Owens28 P1 Packard – Picker28 P2 Pidgeon – Purner28 R1 Rabb – Roche28 R2 Rodgers – Rostow G.28 R3 Rostow W – Ryan28 S1 Sacerdoti – Schor29 S2 Scott – Shanks29 S3 Sharp – Sonne29 S4 Sorensen – Symington29 T Talese – Tyson29 U Udall- United Jewish Appeal29 V Vanden – Von Klemperer29 W1 Wainwright – Wheeler29 W2 White - Wilson30 W3 Winship – Wyazanski30 Y Yarn – Yost30 Z Zaslowsky - Zuckerman

2.6 FAMILY AND PERSONAL

2.6.1 John Oakes Correspondence

31 Adler, Ada31 Adler, Ada Telegrams31 Adler, Elmer31 Adler, Harry31 Adler, Harry Telegrams31 Adler, Julius Ochs 31 Adler, Julius Ochs Telegrams31 Adler, Mrs. Julius Ochs (Babs)31 Alice31 Allan, Rupert31 Bennett, Chick31 Berneis, Hans C.31 Böker, Alexander31 Bourbon, M.L. Bokey31 Bowes, J.T.31 Boyce, Gray C.31 Brainard, William W. Jr.31 Briggs, Doris31 Briggs, Susan


31 Cary, William31 Chudnowski, Walter31 Coliver, Norman Cohen31 Cowen, J. David31 Cronan, Joe31 Diana31 Donovan, Hedley31 Echrich, Adelaide, W.31 Fenton31 Finkelbaum, Tanya31 Fischer, Elizabeth Wilson31 Gans31 Gans, Milton31 Gans, Walter S.31 Gaskill, Bill31 Goodhart, Phyllis32 Haller, Harry32 Haller, Harry Telegrams32 Haller, Kitty32 Heckacher, Maury32 Hochschild, Harold32 Hooper, Robin32 Hortense32 Kermit32 Kilralf-Heausler, Lori32 Kuhn, Ferdie32 Lethbridge, Kathleen32 Lewi, Isador32 Lewis, Weston32 Lord, Betty Brereton32 Macdonald of the Isles, Celia32 McElroy, Robert32 McGhee, George32 Marshall, Pardee32 Marshall, Pegge32 Musso, Germaine32 Nelson, John33 Oakes, George [n.d.]33 Oakes, George 1926-193533 Oakes, George 1936-193933 Oakes, George 1940-194433 Oakes, George Telegrams33 Oakes, Joanna Rose33 Oakes, Joanna Rose Telegrams33 Oakes, Margery Hartman33 Oakes, Margery Hartman

Telegrams33 Ochs, Adolph S.33 Ochs, Adolph S.

Telegrams33 Ochs, Effie33 Ochs, Effie

Telegrams


33 Ochs, Fan (Mrs. Milton Ochs)33 Ochs, Hazel33 Ochs, Milton33 Ochs, Milton

Telegrams33 Ochs, Nan [n.d.]33 Ochs, Nan 1929-193034 Ochs, Nan 1931-193634 Ochs, Nan

Telegrams34 Ochs-Oakes, George Washington 1924-193034 Ochs-Oakes, George Washington 193134 Ochs-Oakes, George Washington

Telegrams34 Ochs, William Van Dyke34 Ochs, Mrs. William Van Dyke (Alice)34 Okin, Bob34 Page, Henry34 Philpot, Margaret34 Plant, Emmy Lou34 Princeton-Root, Robert K.34 Priest, George M.34 Ralston, Pat34 Reid, Mrs. William34 Richert, Erni34 Roberts, Victor J.34 Rockefeller, Mrs. David (Peggy)34 Rose, Dula34 Rose, Peggy34 Russell, P.E.34 Sellon, Perry35 Shaw, Maxine Farley35 Sheldon, William (Bill)35 Smith, Jim35 Sulzberger, Arthur Hayes35 Sulzberger, Arthur Hayes35 Sulzberger, Mrs. Arthur (Iphigene)35 Sulzberger, Marion35 Sulzberger, Ruth35 Sweetser, Ruth35 Talimer, Bernie35 Talimer, Mattie35 Talimer, Mattie

Telegrams35 Van Dusen, Francis35 Vuillamy, Patricia35 Welles, Sam35 Willeke, Frank35 Wertenbaker, Sarah35 Wertenbaker, T.J.36 A-C36 D-F36 G-H


36 I-L36 M36 N-O36 P-S36 T-Z37 Cards37 Invitations38 Unidentified Correspondence

2.6.2 Nannie Oakes Correspondence

39 Adler, Ada39 Adler, Julius Ochs39 Adler, Julius Ochs

Telegrams39 Barbara39 Deanie39 Gans, Milton39 Hayes, Christopher39 Jenkins, Alice39 Lewi, Isador39 Nancy39 Oakes, George39 Oakes, George

Telegrams39 Oakes, Joanna Rose39 Oakes, John [n.d.]39 Oakes, John 1922-192839 Oakes, John 192939 Oakes, John 193039 Oakes, John 193139 Oakes, John 193239 Oakes, John 193340 Oakes, John 193440 Oakes, John 193540 Oakes, John 1936 Jan-June40 Oakes, John 1936 July-Dec.40 Oakes, John 1937 Jan-Aug.40 Oakes, John 1937 Sept-Dec.41 Oakes, John 1938 Jan-June41 Oakes, John 1938 July-Dec41 Oakes, John 193941 Oakes, John 194041 Oakes, John 194141 Oakes, John 194241 Oakes, John 194341 Oakes, John 194441 Oakes, John 194541 Oakes, John 194641 Oakes, John 194742 Oakes, John

Telegrams42 Oakes, Margery Hartman


42 Ochs, Adolph42 Ochs, Alice42 Ochs, Billy42 Ochs, Effie42 Ochs, Fan42 Ochs, Julius42 Ochs, Milton42 Ochs-Oakes, George Washington42 Ochs-Oakes, George Washington

Telegrams42 Squier, Leah42 Sulzberger, Mrs. Arthur Hayes (Iphigene)42 Sulzberger, Arthur Ochs42 Letters to Nannie Ochs (Alphabetical file)42 Telegrams to Nannie Ochs42 Business Letters42 Unidentified Correspondence

2.6.3 George Oakes Correspondence

43 Gans, Milton43 Oakes, John43 Ochs, Effie43 Ochs, Nannie43 Ochs-Oakes, George Washington43 Talimer, Mattie43 Letters to George Oakes (Alphabetical)43 Telegrams

2.6.4 Margery Hartman Oakes Correspondence

43 Oakes, John43 Letters to Margery Hartman Oakes (Alphabetical)43 George Washington Ochs-Oakes Correspondence43 Letters to George Washington Ochs-Oakes (Alphabetical file)

2.6.5 Other Family Correspondence

43 Other Family Correspondence43 Letters to Other Family from John Oakes (Alphabetical file)43 Letters to Other Family from Other Family (Alphabetical file)43 Letters to Other Family from Non-Family (Alphabetical file)43 Letters to Non-Family from Other Family (Alphabetical file)43 Telegrams to Other Family

III. ARRANGED SUBJECT FILES3.1 NEW YORK TIMES GENERAL FILES

44 Accounting44 Advertising Policy/Correspondence44 Affirmative Action Program44 Alfred Knopf Book Project on “Best NYT Editorials”44 Annual Reports


44 Art Department44 Articles and Letters re: JBO Move to Senior Editor44 Asahi Shinbun (Japan): Editorial Collaboration44 Board of Directors Reports44 Book Review44 Booz, Allen and Hamilton Office Services Project44 Charitable Contributions45 Carnegie Corporation Travel Grant45 Composing Room Correspondence45 Congressional Correspondence 145 Congressional Correspondence 246 Congressional Correspondence 346 Editorial Department: Discussions of Editorial Page46 Editorial Position on Everglades Tourism (1965 Controversy with Miami Herald)46 Editorial Position on the New York Stock Exchange46 Editorial Position on Press Monopoly46 Editorial Reference Library46 Education News Department: Search for Editor 195846 Electronic Editing Program46 Financial New York Times 1972-197846 Financial New York Times 1986, 1989-9146 Financial New York Times Expenses 1958-1968 (2)47 Foreign News Desk: Correspondence/ Story Suggestions by JBO47 Governor’s Conferences 1954, 1956, 195847 Indianapolis Star: Controversy re: printed NYT editorial 196847 International Edition: Memos re: Editorial/Letters Policy47 John Paul Vann: Letters from Vietnam47 JBO Defense of NYT on Vietnam47 JBO v. Edward Costikyan re: New York Magazine Article “Who Runs the City” 196847 JBO v. Edward Klein Re: Manhattan, Inc. article on GWOO47 JBO v. Encounter Magazine re: Henry Faille article Press 196647 JBO Awards and Honors47 Legal Department: Julius Ochs Adler Trusts47 Letters Department: Also see Kalman Seigel, International Edition 247 Letters of Complaint (JBO Responses)48 McCarthy/McCarthyism: Grace Roosevelt-Iphigene Sulzberger-Pegler 48 Correspondence48 McCarthy/McCarthyism: JBO Articles and Responses48 McCarthy/McCarthyism: JBO and NYT Editorial Position48 Management Reports: Publisher’s Confidential Reports48 Metropolitan News Desk: Correspondence (w/A. Gelb), Story Suggestions by JBO48 National Conference of Editorial Writers 195548 Sulzberger comment on NYT position re: race relations48 National News Desk (story suggestions by JBO)48 New Contract (1970) and Public Reaction to Times Settlement48 News Bureaus: Correspondence with Timesmen/women48 News Dept. Memos re: Policy/Story suggestions by JBO48 Newspaper Guild48 New York Times News Service48 New York Times Vietnam Editorials49 Op-Ed Advertising Policy49 Op-Ed Art Exhibition in France 1973-1974


49 Op-Ed Memos re: Creation of Op-Ed page 1966-197049 Op-Ed Memos re: Proposed Disclaimer for Opinions on Page49 Op-Ed Memos re: Functioning of Op-Ed page 1970 (4)

50 Permissions Department50 Poetry Department50 Promotion/Public Relations Department50 Pulitzer Prize Entries 1961-197650 Quadrangle (NYT Book Company)50 Readership Surveys50 Reports on Washington Trips: Interviews with Government Officials 1950-196050 Science Department50 Serbelloni Conference

Italy, 7/25-29, 196550 Society Department (Wedding Announcements)50 Sports Department50 Style Department (Memos Largely to/from Lewis Jordan)50 Task Force Editorial Page 197251 Task Force : Final Report “How to Improve the Times” 197251 Task Force : Letters to the Editor (Editorial Page) 197251 Task Force : News of the Week in Review 197251 Task Force : NYT Magazine 197251 Task Force : Op-Ed Page (Editorial Page) 197251 Third Informal US-USSR Conference

Andover MA, 10/21-27, 196251 Topics Column (includes unsolicited submissions)51 White House Fellows51 Woodrow Wilson Award Congratulatory letters and answers51 WQXR-FM

3.2 BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL: EDUCATION

52 Childhood/Youth/Collegiate/Lawrenceville52 Report Books, Collegiate School52 Summer Camp52 Princeton53 Princeton/Oxford53 Princeton/Oxford53 Oxford53 Syracuse University Course

3.3 BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL: MILITARY SERVICE

54 Army 195154 Army Records 1948-196954 Army JBO: 1941-195054 Army/Military/OSS Service (WWII)54 Army Service—Decorations55 CIA File

3.4 BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL: DOCUMENTS & NOTEBOOKS

56 Passport


56 Driver’s License56 Address Book56 Notebook

3.5 BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL: PHOTOGRAPHS

57 Unsorted Photographs

3.6 CLUBS, AWARDS, HONORS, ETC.

58 Awards and Honors: Polk Award, Columbia-Catherwood Award58 AAAs Committee on Environmental Alternatives58 Adirondack Council/Commission on the Adirondacks58 America the Beautiful58 American Civil Liberties Union58 American Newspaper Publishers Association58 American Philosophical Society58 American Press Institute58 American Society of Newspaper Editors58 American Wilderness Alliance59 America’s Watch/ Helsinki Watch59 Aspen Seminar 8/29-9/3/7059 Axe-Houghton Foundation59 Beamish, Richard59 Brearly School59 Center for Communication: Population Resource Center59 Century Club59 Channel Thirteen59 Chatham College Board of Trustees59 Coast Alliance60 Collegiate School60 Columbia University60 Columbia University

Oral History2 folders

60 Committee to Protect Journalists60 Conservation Foundation60 Conservation Law Foundation of New England60 Cosmos Club60 Council on Foreign Relations60 Council on Learning Advisory Board60 Defenders of Wildlife60 Editor in Residence60 Environmental Bond Act Committee60 Environmental Project in Central America60 Fellowship in Israel for Arab-Jewish Youth, Inc.61 Fisk University61 Forum Institute Prevention-Nuclear War 198361 French-American Foundation61 Friends of the Earth61 Garden Club of America


61 Global 200061 Harper’s Ferry Meeting 1/8/8061 Heckinger Institute

61 Institute for Policy Studies US/USSR Conference61 League of Conservation Voters61 MacArthur Foundation

Global Issues61 Moniter-NYT Foundation61 National Audubon Society61 National Environmental Leadership Council62 National News Council (Twentieth Century Fund)62 National Parks and Conservation Assoc./ National Parks Service62 National Science Foundation62 NYC Police Foundation, Inc. Board of Trustees63 National Public Lands Advisory Council (Bureau of Land Management,

US Dept. of the Interior)63 Nature Conservancy63 NYC Audubon Society63 New York City Urban Fellowship63 New York Foundation64 New York Society64 NYS Conservation Council, Inc.64 New York State Environmental 2000

Program64 NYU Council64 Neiman Foundation64 Phi Beta Kappa Association64 Princeton University

Advisory Council/Hillel/Whig-Clio64 Princeton University

Advisory Council64 Princeton University

Alumni Weekly 1952

64 Princeton UniversityCAP Right Wing Alumni Publication and Rebuttal

64 Princeton UniversitySheldon Fund1948-49

64 The Queen’s CollegeCollege Building Expansion

64 Rhodes American Oxonian

64 RhodesAssociation of American Rhodes Scholars

65 Rhodes Class Letter (JBO Class Secretary)65 Rhodes Reunions in UK et al. Rhodes Class Reunions65 Rhodes Scholarship Trust65 Roundtable65 Save-the-Redwoods League65 Sierra Club66 Sigma Delta Chi


66 State Charities Aid Assoc.Board of Managers Member

1937-1957

66 Temple Emanu-El66 United Nations Association of the USA (Environmental Group)66 University of Hartford66 Trilateral Commission66 Vineyard Conservation Society66 Warburg Museum 5th Ave.

Preservation66 Wilderness Society66 Woodrow Wilson Foundation66 Woodrow Wilson Foundation and Papers66 Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars66 World Resources Institute

3.7 FAMILY PAPERS

67 George W. Oakes 67 George W. Oakes Estate Etc.67 George W. Oakes Memorial Plaque at Whig Hall, Princeton U.67 Oakes, G. W. Bequests Princeton67 Oakes Memorial F.S.S.C67 Oakes Memorial—Queen’s College67 Oakes, George W. Memorial Pamphlet67 GWOO/ASO/ CHK Curtis Public Ledger67 GWOO/NBO Knoxville and Chattanooga67 George Washington Ochs-Oakes Mayor of Chattanooga/Current History67 George Washington Ochs-Oakes Negotiations to buy Public Ledger67 George Washington Ochs-Oakes Speeches/Correspondence68 Current History Magazine Dec. 193168 George W. Ochs-Oakes68 George W. Ochs-Oakes

Unsorted Correspondence68 George W. Ochs-Oakes

Clippings68 George W. Oches-Oakes

Paris and Philadelphia pre-Ledger68 George W. Ochs-Oakes

Public Ledger and ASO68 George W. Ochs-Oakes

On Zionism68 Ochs-Oakes George W.

Papers

3.8 FAMILY PAPERS: OCHS/TALIMER PAPERS

69 Adler, General Julius Ochs69 Ochs Family69 Ochs, Adolph69 Ochs, Martin and A. Shelby (Tenn.)69 Talimer Estate (2)


69 Family letters/papers

IV. WRITINGS

4.1 NY TIMES OP-ED ARTICLES AND RESPONSEAcid Rain

70 Acid Rain’s Political Poison 4/8/8570 More Inaction on Acid Rain 1/12/8670 Background File: Acid Rain/Clean

Adirondacks

70 Adirondack S.O.S. 10/29/8870 Will Albany Save Our Heritage? 3/31/9070 Last Stand for the Adirondacks 6/19/9270 Goodbye Adirondacks 6/24/9370 Background File: Adirondacks

Alaska

70 The Great Alaska Rip-Off (includes other reprints and senators’ letters) 8/31/7870 Lost Weekend 10/24/7870 Rescuing Alaska’s Lands 12/8/7870 Heating Up on Alaska 11/30/7970 Andrus to the Rescue 2/20/8070 Periling Alaska’s Lands 9/23/8070 Background File: Alaska

Anderson, John B.

70 The Anderson Principle 3/20/80

Arafat

70 Arafat’s Card 3/18/84

Argentina

70 Argentina’s Terror 5/15/7970 Vanished in Argentina 5/16/7970 Agony in Argentina 6/29/79

Arias Plan

70 Avoid Sabotage of the Arias Plan 10/27/8770 Quit Sabotaging the Arias Plan 1/3/88

Austria


70 The Man in the Middle 4/14/78

Beame

70 Mayor Beame’s Smoggy View 7/8/77

Bork

70 Why All the Smears by Bork’s Allies 9/22/87

Brazil

70 Brazil’s Nuclear Drive 4/25/7770 Authoritarianism, Brazilian Style 4/26/7770 Brazil’s 2 Nations 4/27/77

Bulgaria

70 A Chip off the Soviet Bloc 9/1/8270 Bulgaria, on the U. S 9/12/82

Bush, George H.W.

71 Bush vs. Bush on the Environment 10/15/8871 Bush’s Calumnies: A Dangerous Game 11/5/8871 Bush’s Shell Game 1/12/8971 Early Bush, Early Folly 3/1/8971 Bush’s “Environmentalists”: Who’s Watt, and Why 4/29/8971 Bush Nominates Watt II 11/8/8971 Bush in Panama: A Tragicomedy 1/26/9071 Mr. Bush, Lean on the Lithuanians 4/21/9071 An Environmentalist? Bush? Forget It. 5/8/92

Camp David Accords

71 “The Apple of Peace” and Begin 8/18/7771 A Talk with Begin 8/25/7771 Begin: “Everyone Knows He’s the Boss 8/26/7771 Assad Favors Peace with Israel, But Rejects any Closer Relations 8/29/7771 Begin, On the Spot 11/22/7771 In the Sphinx’s Shadow 12/14/7771 Camp David Accords—A Shaky Framework 10/6/78

Carter

71 A New Beginning, A New Year 12/31/7671 A Conversation with Mr. Sorensen 1/14/7771 That Questionnaire…An Unrequested Reply 3/1//7771 On-the-Spot Morality 10/6/77 71 Enough of Mr. Young 8/3/7871 Turning Point on Water Policy 10/23/7871 “Moment of Truth” 12/14/78


71 America’s Loss of Face 12/29/7871 Victories for “Them” 3/1/7971 Carter’s Synthetic Program 8/16/7971 Carter’s Ironic Choice 10/16/7971 Carter’s Cold War Tactic 1/22/80

Castro

72 Castro Bends a Little 11/6/8672 Castro’s “Rights” Policy 11/7/85

Central America

72 Central American Folly 11/26/8272 A Call for Deescalation 7/22/8372 Ripe for Revolution 7/23/8372 Casual Latin Policy 1/28/8472 Greening Central America -- Background File: Central America 4/20/88

Charlotte Street

72 The Charlotte Street Rush -- Background File: Charlotte Street 11/24/78

Chile72 Pinochet in No Rush Part I 5/3/7972 Chile’s “Chicago” Pill Part II 5/4/7972 “Law and Order” in Chile 5/6/79

China72 China’s People Problem 8/29/8072 China’s Good Life 8/30/8072 China’s American Card 8/31/8072 China’s New Pragmatism 9/1/80

Cities72 Conscience of the Nation 11/11/7572 Now, It is the Cities Turn 11/11/77

Clark72 Clark’s Low Wattage 10/18/83

Czechoslovakia

72 How Czechs Get Along 5/5/7872 In Prague, Still No Thaw 2/11/89

Dams/Hydroelectric Power

72 Thinking Small 3/23/7772 Taking the Waters -- Background File: Dams/Hydroelectric Power 5/17/77

Democrats


72 Democrats’ Nest Egg

Developers

72 Developers Never Say Die 6/8/87

Ellison Case*

73 Background File: Ellison Case: “Whistle Blower Nuclear Power Plant” 6/9/771 Video3 tapes

El Salvador

73 End Run on El Salvador 2/24/8373 In El Salvador, a Dance of Death 12/12/84

Environmentalism

73 Battle for the Environment 12/2/7673 “The Year of the Coast” 3/2/7973 Saving the Web of Life 12/28/7973 Back to Environmentalism 11/10/86

Falklands

73 Phony Falklands Issues 5/23/82

Fur

73 “Trapped” 2/13/7973 Fur Coat Trap 12/25/86

G.O.P.

74 G.O.P. Platform—Grounds for Worry 9/25/84

Guatemala (Blake Case)

74 2 Who Disappeared in Guatemala, Forever 1/6/86

Haig

74 Haig’s Wrong Signals 4/3/8174 Some History for Haig 4/6/82

Hodel


74 Hodel Squanders Our Birthright 5/12/87

Honduras

74 Treating Honduras as a Vassal State 1/11/8574 What Honduras Wants from Us 1/14/85

Hungary

74 Hungary’s Leader Voices Confidence in Détente 6/10/7874 Hungary Reaches Westward 7/7/78

India

74 An Analysis of the Indian Election

Iran

74 The Persian Mind 9/30/7574 Tightrope in Iran 1/12/7974 Iran’s Tidal Wave 1/23/79574 Learning from the Crisis 12/11/79

Iraq

74 Saying No to No-Win War (NY Newsday) 1/11/91

Ireland

74 The British Dimension 10/6/7974 D’Amato’s Irish Fling 12/18/8074 To American Friends of Harrod’s Bombing 12/26/83

Jacob Riis Park

74 Green, Not Greenbacks at Jacob Riis Park 6/14/88

Japan

74 Can Japan Survive its Own Success 11/30/70

Koch

74 An Ordinary Guy 9/17/7774 Koch’s Chutzpah 6/21/83

Korea


75 Yankee, Please Stay a Little While 11/23/7075 All Quiet Along the Other DMZ 11/24/70

Libya

75 More than Libya was Ground Zero 5/8/86

McGovern

75 The Next Four Years (Acknowledgment) McGovern Endorsement 9/28/72

Marcos

75 The House of Marcos 7/4/80

Martha’s Vineyard

75 A Plea to Stop, Look and Listen Vineyard Gazette 7/27/7175 The Vineyard’s Grapes of Wrath (On the Vineyard) 7/8075 Island Faces Array of Environmental Threats (Vineyard Gazette) 9/2/94

Mayor of NYC

75 More than a Mayor 11/2/77

Meese

75 Not Only Meese is Now on Trial 2/4/8575 Meese’s Record on Failure 11/17/87

Mexico

75 Mexico’s Leader, Outlining Plans Sees a Challenge in National Crisis 2/1/7775 Mexico’s New Regime I 2/10/7775 Mexico’s New Regime II 2/11/7775 Ferment in the Americas 2/26/77

Middle East*

75 Background Files Middle East

Morocco

75 In Morocco, a Fire is Slowly Burning 4/28/84

Moynihan


75 JBO Opposition to NYT Moynihan Endorsement 9/1976

MX Missile

75 MX: Tick, Tick Tick 10/21/80

National Parks

75 Bye, National Parks 6/7/85

Nicaragua

75 “Fraud” in Nicaragua 11/15/8475 U.S. Aid is Misguided 3/7/8675 The Wrong Risk in Nicaragua 2/11/8775 To Ortega: Throw the Election 2/24/90

NYT State of the City Series*

76 State of City (acknowledgements) 5/11-5/25/7576 Background File: NYC “State of the City” Editorial Series” 197576 PAC (Political Action Committees):76 The PAC-Man’s Game—Eating Legislators 9/6/84

Palestinians

76 Defying the P.L.O. 12/21/7776 West Bank Voices 9/9/77

Peru

76 Peru at Mid-Passage 4/19/7976 Peru’s Rocky Road 4/20/7976 Peru’s Time of Transition 4/21/79

Polluters

76 To Vote Against Polluters 10/29/82

Pork Barrel Politics

76 Boondoggles 6/9/7776 The Pork Barrel Challenge 7/21/7776 Pork—U.S. Prime 7/29/8176 Highway Robbery 12/16/8176 Lame Ducks, With Pork 1/6/83

Powell, Adam Clayton


76 Past editorials in clip file

Press

76 Confidence in the Press 5/5/7676 Dwindling Faith in the Press 5/24/78

Reagan

76 For Reagan, A Ticking Ecological Time Bomb 1/20/8176 An Insecurity Blanket 2/17/8176 Reaganvironmentalism 5/18/8176 The Ketchikan Caper 5/19/8176 Foreign Nonpolicy 7/8/8177 Reagan Making Bad Start on Nature 8/31/8177 The Reagan Hoax 11/7/8177 Tragicomedy: Act 1 12/10/8177 Tragicomedy: Act 2 2/4/8277 Reagan’s Path to War 8/3/8377 Reagan’s Slide to War 9/29/8377 Reagan’s Shaking Fist 1/9/8477 Reagan’s Version of the Truth 7/9/8477 Mr. Reagan’s Bombs 8/8/8477 Environment-Buster Reagan 10/20/8477 Mr. Reagan’s Flim-Flamming 4/17/8577 Reagan’s Brezhnev Doctrine 5/20/8577 Reagan Keeps Gearing Up to Overthrow the Sandanistas 8/5/8577 Reagan Isn’t Buoying Freedom Abroad 4/6/8677 Reagan Legitimizes Botha 5/29/8678 Why is the Iran Deal a Surprise? Reagan Has Long Been Deceptive 12/17/8678 What the President Should Do Next? Consider Stepping Down 3/1//8778 Reagan Fails the Country 8/11/8778 Will Reagan Imperil Public Lands 2/17/88

Rumania

78 On Rumania, the West and the East 8/4/8278 Hard-Pressed Rumania Looks to Washington 8/5/82

Silent Spring

78 Silent Spring, For Kids 3/30/89

South Africa

78 In South Africa, A Gathering Storm 7/18/8678 The Manacles on South Africa’s Media 7/23/8678 Botha’s Last Chance 7/31/86

Soviet Union

78 Orlov’s Crime 2/10/83


Star Wars

78 Out of Star Wars and Back to Earth 10/29/86

Staten Island

78 Whistle-Blowing on Staten Island 1/8/80

Taiwan

78 Taiwan, Buffeted by Friend and Foe 8/6/8078 Taiwan’s Identity Crisis 8/7/8078 In Taiwan, Pluses and Minuses 8/8/80

Trilateral Commission

78 The Trilateral Way 4/10/80

Vietnam

78 The 3 Wars of Vietnam 4/13/67

Watt

79 Watt’s Very Wrong 12/31/8079 Background Files: Watt Book (2), Watt Editorials (by others), and Watt Record80 Background Files: Watt Research and Watt Secretary of the Interior

Westway

81 Westway Panic Button 12/19/7881 Transit, Not Westway 11/15/7981 Mr. Carey, Westway is the Wrong Way to Go 3/10/8181 Westway: Bad Way and Trade-In: Best Way 10/21/8281 Westwaygate 3/21/8381 Westway, Governor No Way 6/6/8381 Way Beyond Westway 11/30/8381 Instead, Call it Wasteway 6/2/8481 Westway Red Herring 1/19/8581 Hell-for-Broke on Westway 2/16/8581 A Westway Trade-in, or Not Yes For Transit 9/18/8581 Post-Westway Political Cares 10/18/8581 Daughter of Westway: A New Fiasco 7/8/8881 Background Files: Westway

Whaling

81 Japan, Swallow Hard and Stop Whaling 1/19/8381 Background File: Whaling

Yugoslavia


81 Strains, Rivalries Disparities 6/24/8281 Yugoslavia(s) 6/25/82

4.2 EDITORIAL BOOKS

4.2.1 Preliminary

82 Preliminary Materials

4.2.2 Book: The United States

82 Chapter 1: The Presidency82 Chapter 2: Constitutional Liberties82 Chapter 3: Civil Rights82 Chapter 4: McCarthyism82 Chapter 5: The Washington Scene83 Chapter 6: The State of New York83 Chapter 7: The City of New York83 Chapter 8: Our Environment83 Chapter 9: Into the Space Age83 Chapter 10: The American Scene83 Chapter 11: The Press and the Times (part 1: the press part 2: the Times)83 Chapter 12: Men of Our Time

4.2.3 Book: The World

84 Chapter 1: The Second World War84 Chapter 2: The Cold War84 Chapter 3: The Korean War84 Chapter 5: The Atom in War and Peace85 Chapter 6: The United Nations85 Chapter 7: The World at Large85 Chapter 8: Men of the World

4.3. PRINTED

86 The Edge of Freedom86 Social Responsibility of the News Press (2) 86 The State of the City

4.4. FOREIGN TRAVEL & RELATED ARTICLES

87 195287 Reports on Trips Abroad 195787 Africa: Photos Carnegie Corp. Grant re: book Edge of Freedom 195987 Brazil Conference on World Tensions 8/6-12/6287 Trip to Pakistan/India/Vietnam Feb./March 196787 Material for Article on India Feb./March 196787 Material for Article on Vietnam Feb/March 196788 Trip 196888 Trip to England June 1968


88 Trip to Japan Oct-Nov. 197088 Trip to Korea 10/14-17/7088 Trip to Israel and Egypt 5/13-6/4/7288 Trip to Paris, Bonn Prague Budapest Fall 197388 Trip to London, Amsterdam Brussels Paris March 197488 Trip to Jamaica Feb. 197488 Trip to Iran Sept. 197588 Alaska 1975/197988 Alaska 1978/8089 Trip to Brazil March-April 197789 Trip to Mexico Jan. 197789 Trip to Israel, Jordan Syria Lebanon France August 197789 Trip to Czechoslovakia March 197889 Trip to Austria March 197889 Hungary 197889 Trip to Hungary March-April-June 197889 Rhodesia 197889 Peru March 197990 Trip to Peru March 197990 Trip to Chile March-April 197990 Trip to Argentina April 197990 Trip to Ireland and England August 197990 Chile 197990 Philippines -- Names and Addresses—Communications 198090 Trip to China Early May 198090 Trip to Taiwan late May-early June 198090 Taiwan -- Names, Addresses Communications 198090 Taiwan 198091 Taiwan 198091 Trip to Philippines 198091 China 198091 Alaska 1980-198491 Romania 198291 Trip to Balkans-Yugoslavia 4/8692 Trip to the Balkans—Romania 4/8292 Trip to Yugoslavia92 Trip to Romania April-May 198292 Trip to Bulgaria April 198292 Trip to Morocco February 198492 Tunisia 198492 Trip to Tunisia March 198492 Trip to Honduras October 198492 Trip to El Salvador October 198492 Trip to Nicaragua October 198492 Nicaragua 1984/8692 El Salvador 1984/198992 Trip to Alaska August-September 198592 Trip to Cuba October 198592 Cuba 198592 Trip to London and Paris April 198692 China 1986

4.5 BOOK REVIEWS & OPINION


93 Book Reviews by JBO 1950-195793 Book Review of “Masters of Deceit” 195893 Campomenosi93 “Edge of Freedom” Publishers93 “Edge of Freedom” Reviews and Congratulations93 Freedom of the Press93 JFK/Lindsay Edits by JBO93 Kennedy, Robert F. 1968-993 Letters from Russia (reprinted in the Washington Post Feb.1938)93 Letters to the Editor JBO93 Letters to Prospective Journalists93 NY Times Magazine Articles93 Press-Managing the News93 Testimony-Congress 1988 Freedom of the Press in South Africa93 “The Trust”

4.6 RHODES SCHOLAR ESSAYS

94 Unsorted Essays (7)

4.7 INTERVIEWS/RESEARCH FOR WRITINGS

95 CA Environment95 Conservation95 Conservation: Bering Strait Preserve95 Conservation: Martha’s Vineyard 95 Conservation: Martha’s Vineyard 1972-197395 Conservation Organization95 Interview with Milovan Djilas (appeared 6/20/82)95 Interview with John F. Kennedy95 Interview with John V. Lindsay95 Interview with Lyndon B. Johnson95 Interview with Nelson Rockefeller95 Op-Ed General96 Proposed Op-Ed Pieces (some by notables)

V. SPEECHES & MEMORIALS

5.1 SUBJECTS

97 Adirondack Council97 Collegiate97 New York City97 The Press97 Princeton Graduation and Valedictory 193497 Speeches 1

5.2. CHRONOLOGICAL

1949-1969:


98 Kent School 194998 Teachers’ In-Service Course—Speech on Community March 195398 Teachers’ In-Service Course—Speech on Communism WDR-TV Prog.

”America speaks” 10/31/5398 Issues and Politics Speech Phi Beta Kappa Society 195498 NY Womens Adv’t Club Speech on the Printed Word Feb. 195498 Teachers’ In-Service Course in Reinforcing Amer. Freedom April 195598 Connecticut College Speech on Women June 195598 Chattanooga University 10/20/195598 “Should the State Dept. Allow Reporters to Go to Red China?” Recorded March 195798 WQXR Youth Forum 195898 Mount Holyoke College Conference “The Right of the People to Know” May 195898 The Open Mind “The Individual and U.S. Foreign Policy 11/16/5898 University of Hartford Speech Commencement June 196098 WBAI-FM “The Jet-Propelled Bulldozer Speech July 196098 The New Role of Neutralism Speech Cos Club Nov. 196098 University of Hartford: Intro of Harve Alphand, France and World Affairs 11/29/6098 Columbia-Catherwood Speeches on Franco-American Relations 1/10/61 3/6198 Marquette University Speeches March 196298 Collegiate School Speeches 196398 Princeton University—Speech February 1963,98 Bryn Mawr Speeches February 196398 Montana State University—Speech May 196398 Oxford School (Hartford) Speech 196398 Pomona College-Speech Commencement June 196398 Dartmouth College: Speech March 196498 Stanford Forum on World Affairs Speech April 196798 Rhodes Scholar Reunion—Speech June 196598 University of California Speeches-Press-Enterprise 5/8/196798 Meet the Press—JBO August 25 196898 Lindbergh Introduction98 Jefferson Award—Speech February 196898 Nassau Club Speech Princeton NJ May 196898 Garden Club of America Award Speech April 196998 Chatham College—Speeches Commencement May 196998 Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs

1970-1978:

99 American Society of Newspaper Editors A.S.N.E May 197099 American Newspaper Publisher Association April 22, 197099 Princeton University Speech June 197099 The Bryant Library Lectures: An Editor’s Perspective

Roslyn, Long Island , 5/11/7199 Speech—Century Assn. 6/3/7199 Meet the Press 1/9/7299 Dedication Speech at Portland State University Nov 30, 197299 Architectural League of NY 12/7399 Introduction of Katherine Graham at Cosmopolitan Cub 12/12/7399 Speech at Univ. of Oregon Credibility of the Press 2/14/7599 Speech at Dickinson College

Carlisle, PA, 2/23/75


99 Speech—Princetonian Banquet 4/7599 Speech for Union of American Hebrew Congregations99 Speech for 10th Anniversary of White House Fellows May 30, 197599 GWO Memorial

Whig Hall Princeton, 9/27/7599 Temple Emanu-El Speech 11/7599 Speech—Hebrew Union College 2/7699 The Responsibilities of the Press99 Tribute to Mrs. A.H. Sulzberger99 The Parks Council 6/7699 NRDC Award to Barbara Ward presented by JBO 10/20/7699 Audubon Medal Award Speech 197699 Notes Introducing Lindsay at National Council of Editorial Writers99 Editorial Writers99 Deadline Club Award99 NRDC Award Luncheon

Harvard Club, Oct. 18 197799 JBO Speech at Cosmopolitan Club 10/26/7799 Speech Ode to MacIntyre 1/28/7899 Syracuse Press Club February 5, 197899 Salzburg Seminar on Mass Media March 5-23 1978

1979-1996:

100 “Soft Energy Paths” CFR Meeting in Honor of Amory Lovins 3/5/79100 JBO Collegiate Speech 6/6/1979100 Press Freedom vs. Press Responsibility

Princeton U., 6/8/79100 Meet the Press July 8, 1979100 American Press Institute Speech Material 1-8-80100 Binghamton-Harpur Forum, The FDN of the State University of New York100 Center for Communication. Population Resource Center 11/18/80100 Princeton Speech May 6, 1981100 Transcript/Acknowledgments: “Firing Line

Harvard U., 1/7/82100 Silurians Players Club

NY, 1/18/82100 Speech C.A.N. Consumer Action Now May 25, 1982100 Speech

Bryn Mawr, 4/13-14/83100 Florida Southern College Speech 11/9/83100 Yale University (Liberal Party) 12/5/83100 Power and Politics M.V. 7/26/1984100 Tribute to Jean Picker (Mrs. Harvey Picker)100 Speech CUNY: Lawlessness in Central America 3/6/85100 Speech: Lawlessness in Central America: CUNY: Ralph Bunche Inst. 3/6/85100 Speech—Funders Conference Re: Central America Samuel Rubin Foundation 3/14/85100 Speech U.S. Policy in Latin America in Funders Conference

New York, 3/14/85100 Speech, Gannet Center for Media Studies100 Graham Hovey

University of Michigan, May 10, 1986


100 N.Y. Parks and Coms Assn. Dinner 6/12/91100 Lawrenceville Medal 10/94100 Temple Emanu-El 11/94100 Aronson 4/19/96100 Bendiener—Oral History100 Speech Notes101 Cary, William L. 2/10/83 and 11/4/83101 Fischer, John 9/21/78101 Hough Memorial Aug. 1985101 Lang, Daniel November 20, 1981101 Lash, Joseph P. 10/5/87101 McKeever, Porter 4/21/92 11/7/65101 Merz, Charles 1/9/78101 Nathan, Adele Gutman 7/31/86101 Raskin, Abraham101 Reston APS Memorial 1998101 Salisbury APS Memorial101 Sellon, Perry101 Shannon, William V.101 Silk101 Werner, Walter 12/14/86 and 1/20/87

5.3 MEMORIALS & OBITUARIES

101 Temple Emanu-elMemorial Service for John B. Oakes

New York City, 9 April 20012 page photocopy

101 Temple Emanu-elMemorial Service for John B. Oakes: Tributes by John H. Adams

Herbert Mitgang Andra N. Oakes, Alison H. Oakes & Cynthia J. Oakes John G.H. Oakes

New York City, 9 April 200114 pages in 1 volume

101 Obituaries from: The Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, The Collegiate Review, The New York Times, Time, U.S. News & World Report, Vineyard Gazette, and The Washington Post 2001

101 Memorials from: American Oxonian, American Philosophical Society, The Collegiate Review, and Lawrentian 2001

VI. PRINTED MATERIAL


6.1 MAGAZINES

102 American Oxonian Oct. 1943-Spring 2001 (gaps)

6.2. UNSORTED CLIPPINGS

103 Biographical Clippings/Souvenirs (unsorted) and Press Memorabilia, Political Memorabilia JBO Articles for Chin Strap

104 Clippings: Obituaries/Biographies105 Clippings: New York Times/Washington Post (unsorted)106 Clippings: New York Times/Trenton State Gazette/Washington Post107 Clippings: New York Times/Saturday Evening Post/Washington Post108 Clippings: Environmental

6.3. BOOKS & MAGAZINES

109 Congressional Record109 Democratic Convention 1964109 Famous Editorials109 Harpers “The New York Times Part II” Guy Talese109 The John F. Kennedys: A Family Album Mark Shaw109 Life: Picasso109 Litigation Implications of the U.S. Withdrawal from the Nicaragua Case109 Magazine Clippings of JBO109 Media Freedom and Accountability109 New York Magazine “Who Runs the City” Edward Costikyan109 Princeton University Alumni109 Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs

6.4. WRITINGS OF OTHERS

110 Thaddeus Holt Chapters 13/15 of A History of Strategic Deception111 Louis Campomenosi

NY Times Editorial Policy on Vietnam 1945-1965

VII. SCRAPBOOKS

7.1. REGULAR SIZE

112 Columbia-Catherwood Award 1961112 Edge of Freedom Reviews

7.2 OVERSIZE SCRAPBOOKS

Flat Box 670 Editorials May 18, 1949-April 16, 1953Flat Box 671 Conservation Dec. 3, 1950-5/18/61Flat Box 672 Editorials 2/26/53-8/23/56Flat Box 673 Book Reviews and Articles Sept. 1950-Nov. 1959Flat Box 673 Editorials August 23, 1956-January 21 1958Flat Box674 August 24, 1956-January 21 1958Flat Box 674 Scrapbook [1960-1961]


Flat Box 675 Editorials Jan. 1950-Jan. 1961Flat Box 675 Editorials Jan. 1961-Jan. 1962Flat Box 676 Editorials 1963-[Nov 1, 1964]Flat Box 676 John B. Oakes April 23, 1963Flat Box 677 Editorials and Articles January 1967 to 12/31/76Flat Box 677 Personal Scrapbook January 1967-[1978]Flat Box 678 Articles Written by John B. Oakes 1977-1979Flat Box 678 Articles Written by John B. Oakes 1980-84Flat Box 679 Articles Written by John B. Oakes 1985…[1991]

VIII. RELATED MATERIAL

8.1 OAKES MATERIAL IN OTHER ARCHIVES

113 New York Times113 Wisconsin Historical Society

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