Collection inventory
Paul Conrad Cartoons
An inventory of his cartoons at Syracuse University
Finding aid created by: MD
Date: 21 Oct 2008
Revision history:
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21 Oct 2008 |
converted to EAD (MD) |
23 Oct 2009 |
added detailed inventory, index, bio and scope (SK) |
16 Sep 2010 |
updated bio (SK) |
11 Sep 2023 |
22 items added (MRC) |
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Overview of the Collection
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Creator: |
Conrad, Paul, 1924-2010. |
Title: |
Paul Conrad Cartoons |
Dates: |
[1944?]-1986
(bulk: 1963-1969)
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Quantity: |
8.1 linear ft. |
Abstract: |
More than a thousand original editorial cartoons by the Pulitzer Prize-winning American
cartoonist, primarily from the
Los Angeles Times with some from the
Denver Post.
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Language: |
English |
Repository: |
Special Collections Research Center,
Syracuse University Libraries
222 Waverly Avenue Syracuse, NY 13244-2010 https://library.syracuse.edu/special-collections-research-center |
Biographical History
Paul Conrad (1924-2010) was an American Pulitzer Prize winning editorial cartoonist.
Paul Francis Conrad was born on June 27, 1924 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. During World
War II,
Conrad served with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and he received a B.A. in art
from the
University of Iowa in 1950, where he contributed cartoons to college paper, the
Daily Iowan. Growing up in Iowa, Conrad was inspired by Jay Norwood "Ding" Darling’s cartoons
in the
Des Moines Register. From 1950 to 1964, Conrad was the editorial cartoonist at the
Denver Post with his work distributed by the Hall Syndicate. He left the
Denver Post for the
Los Angeles Times.
Conrad joined the
Los Angeles Times several years after Otis Chandler became publisher, marking an era of change in
which the newspaper's editorial page began to voice more liberal viewpoints and the
paper worked to increase its visibility and expand its influence, which sparked criticism
from more conservative members of the famed Chandler family. Conrad's cartoons were
part of that new direction. His work was also syndicated through the Los Angeles
Times Syndication. Conrad remained with the
Los Angeles Times until 1993 when he accepted a buyout after changes to the paper's management took
place, with the Chandler family no longer having a connection to the paper.
Conrad was renowned for his bold depictions and in particular his caricatures of
Richard Nixon during Watergate. Conrad's work angered Nixon and other politicians:
he was named on Nixon's infamous enemies list and Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty brought
a libel suit against Conrad in 1968. Ironically, Conrad would later hold the Richard
M. Nixon Lecture Chair at Whittier College from 1977 to 1978.
Conrad won his first Pulitzer Prize in 1964 for his work at the
Denver Post and received two additional Pulitzer prizes in 1971 and 1984. Conrad was also a Pulitzer
Prize finalist in 1998. Sigma Delta Chi presented several awards to him (1953, 1969,
1971, 1981-1982, 1996). His many other recognitions include seven Distinguished Service
Awards by the Society of Professional Journalists and four Robert F. Kennedy Journalism
Awards (1985, 1990, 1992-1993).
Several compilations of Conrad’s cartoons have been published including
Pro and Conrad (1979),
Drawn and Quartered (1985) and his autobiography,
I, Con : the autobiography of Paul Conrad, editorial cartoonist (2006). The PBS Independent Lens documentary released in 2006,
PAUL CONRAD: Drawing Fire, explored Conrad's 50 year career. Also a sculptor, Conrad's bronze works of political
leaders were exhibited at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Paul Conrad lived in Rancho Palos Verdes, California and continued to draw editorial
cartoons into his 80s, which were distributed by the Tribune Media Syndicate. He died
at his home on September 4, 2010.
Scope and Contents of the Collection
The
Paul Conrad Cartoons contain more than a thousand original editorial cartoons, primarily
from the 1960s. A few of the undated items may be from the late 1940s through the
1950s. The cartoons
span Conrad's time at the Denver Post and the Los Angeles Times.
Conrad commented primarily on national and world affairs with some attention directed
towards California politics and Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty. Conrad provided extensive
commentary on the presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson and the Vietnam War’s increasing
escalation under Johnson’s order. With the election of Ronald Reagan as California
Governor, Conrad’s attention to California politics becomes a more common theme and
Reagan's hopes at becoming a viable presidential candidate (and the influence of Reagan's
past as an actor) are chronicled. Conrad, drawing for a California paper, explored
the influence of the Sunbelt on American politics and also chronicled the emergence
of the right wing faction of the Republican Party, going so far as to refer to them
as “kooks” in more than one cartoon.
While famous for his portrayals of Richard Nixon during the Watergate scandal, that
period of Conrad's work is not represented in this collection. However, this collection
offers examples of Conrad's earlier treatment of Richard Nixon as his gained political
strength leading up to the 1968 presidential election.
While known to take liberal positions on issues, no particular political party or
figure was immune from Conrad's bold depictions. For example, in cartoons about the
civil rights movement, Conrad is both critical of southern, white supremacists as
well as the shift among some activists to black nationalism. Conrad’s treatment of
events also went beyond the surface of such issues. His civil rights cartoons are
evidence of this. While critical of urban race riots and the new emphasis on black
militancy in mid to late 1960s, Conrad also produced cartoons that explored possible
roots of such problems such as a lack of education and poverty. His coverage of the
Poor People’s Campaign in 1968 represents Conrad's attention to topics absent from
other cartoonists' considerations during this era.
Conrad also frequently utilized people and themes from popular culture in his caricatures.
Political figures like Ronald Reagan and Hubert Humphrey were transformed into Peanuts
and Disney characters. Other figures appear in literary allusions to Shakespeare’s
works. He also juxtaposed references to the counterculture with political events
and figures: Robert F. Kennedy appeared as a long haired Maharishi Mahesh Yogi figure
in a transcendental mediation pose and the band Jefferson Airplane became the “Jeffersonian
Airplane”.
Each cartoon is dated and bears a mark of the syndicate which distributed it. The
cartoons were drawn with pen, ink and crayon on illustration board and measure approximately
11 ½" x 14". The captions are typically written on the cartoon in pencil, however
several have been printed and pasted on. The bottom border of the cartoons generally
have notations and numbers in pencil related to the cartoon's production in print.
One color cartoon is in the collection, (July 12, 1964) and appears to have been created
for and aired on NBC television. It depicts the potential Republican presidential
candidates during the 1964 election as feathers on the iconic NBC peacock.
Arrangement of the Collection
The cartoons are arranged in chronological order and foldered by month. Cartoons with
specific years but without specific months and days are located at the beginning of
that year's folders.
Restrictions
Access Restrictions:
The majority of our archival and manuscript collections are housed offsite and require
advanced notice for retrieval. Researchers are encouraged to contact us in advance
concerning the collection material they wish to access for their research.
Use Restrictions:
Written permission must be obtained from SCRC and
all relevant rights holders before publishing quotations, excerpts or images from
any
materials in this collection.
Related Material
Special Collections Research Center has collections of over one hundred cartoonists.
Please refer to the SCRC Subject Index
for a complete listing.
Subject Headings
Persons
Conrad, Paul, 1924-2010.
Gaulle, Charles de, 1890-1970 -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Goldwater, Barry M. (Barry Morris), 1909-1998 -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Ho Chi Minh, 1890-1969 -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Humphrey, Hubert H. (Hubert Horatio), 1911-1978 -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Johnson, Lyndon B. (Lyndon Baines), 1908-1973 -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Kennedy, Robert F., 1925-1968 -- Caricatures and cartoons.
McNamara, Robert S., 1916-2009. -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994 -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Reagan, Ronald -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Yorty, Sam, 1909-1998 -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Corporate Bodies
Democratic Party (U.S.) -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Register and Tribune Syndicate.
Republican Party (U.S. : 1854- ) -- Caricatures and cartoons.
United States. Congress. -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Associated Titles
Denver post.
Los Angeles times.
Subjects
American wit and humor, Pictorial.
Caricatures and cartoons -- California -- Los Angeles.
Caricatures and cartoons -- United States.
Cartoonists -- California -- Los Angeles.
Cartoonists -- United States.
Civil rights movements -- United States -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Cold War -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Demonstrations -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Editorial cartoons -- California -- Los Angeles.
Editorial cartoons -- United States.
Elections -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Nuclear weapons -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Peace -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Poverty -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Public welfare -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Pulitzer Prizes.
Space Exploration -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- Caricatures and cartoons.
World politics -- 1945-1989 -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Places
United States -- Politics and government -- 1963-1969 -- Caricatures and cartoons.
Genres and Forms
Cartoons (humorous images)
Editorial cartoons.
Occupations
Cartoonists.
Administrative Information
Preferred Citation
Preferred citation for this material is as follows:
Paul Conrad Cartoons,
Special Collections Research Center,
Syracuse University Libraries
Acquisition Information
Majority of collection, gift of Paul Conrad, 1969. One
cartoon, gift of Fran Kaizer, 2021. Twenty-one cartoons, gift of Kristin Olson Jensen,
2022.
Table of Contents
Cartoons
Index to cartoons
Inventory
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Cartoons |
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Click here for a detailed inventory.
See end of this inventory for an index to the cartoons. |
Oversize 1, Folder 0 |
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Cartoons 1962-1963 |
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Gift of Kristin Olson Jensen, 2022. |
Oversize 1, Folder 1 |
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Cartoons 1963 |
Oversize 1, Folder 2 |
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Cartoons 1964 |
Oversize 1, Folder 3 |
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Cartoons Feb 1964 |
Oversize 1, Folder 4 |
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Cartoons Mar 1964 |
Oversize 1, Folder 5 |
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Cartoons Apr 1964 |
Oversize 1, Folder 6 |
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Cartoons May 1964 |
Oversize 1, Folder 7 |
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Cartoons Jun 1964 |
Oversize 2, Folder 1 |
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Cartoons Jul 1964 |
Oversize 2, Folder 2 |
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Cartoons Aug 1964 |
Oversize 2, Folder 3 |
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Cartoons Sep 1964 |
Oversize 2, Folder 4 |
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Cartoons Oct 1964 |
Oversize 2, Folder 5 |
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Cartoons Nov 1964 |
Oversize 2, Folder 6 |
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Cartoons Dec 1964 |
Oversize 3, Folder 1 |
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Cartoons Jan 1965 |
Oversize 3, Folder 2 |
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Cartoons Feb 1965 |
Oversize 3, Folder 3 |
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Cartoons Mar 1965 |
Oversize 3, Folder 4 |
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Cartoons Apr 1965 |
Oversize 3, Folder 5 |
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Cartoons May 1965 |
Oversize 3, Folder 6 |
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Cartoons Jun 1965 |
Oversize 3, Folder 7 |
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Cartoons Jul 1965 |
Oversize 3, Folder 8 |
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Cartoons Aug 1965 |
Oversize 4, Folder 1 |
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Cartoons Sep 1965 |
Oversize 4, Folder 2 |
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Cartoons Oct 1965 |
Oversize 4, Folder 3 |
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Cartoons Nov 1965 |
Oversize 4, Folder 4 |
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Cartoons Dec 1965 |
Oversize 5, Folder 1 |
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Cartoons Jan 1966 |
Oversize 5, Folder 2 |
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Cartoons Feb 1966 |
Oversize 5, Folder 3 |
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Cartoons Mar 1966 |
Oversize 5, Folder 4 |
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Cartoons Apr 1966 |
Oversize 5, Folder 5 |
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Cartoons May 1966 |
Oversize 5, Folder 6 |
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Cartoons Jun 1966 |
Oversize 6, Folder 1 |
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Cartoons Jul 1966 |
Oversize 6, Folder 2 |
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Cartoons Aug 1966 |
Oversize 6, Folder 3 |
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Cartoons Sep 1966 |
Oversize 6, Folder 4 |
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Cartoons Oct 1966 |
Oversize 6, Folder 5 |
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Cartoons Nov 1966 |
Oversize 6, Folder 6 |
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Cartoons Dec 1966 |
Oversize 7, Folder 1 |
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Cartoons Jan 1967 |
Oversize 7, Folder 2 |
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Cartoons Feb 1967 |
Oversize 7, Folder 3 |
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Cartoons Mar 1967 |
Oversize 7, Folder 4 |
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Cartoons Apr 1967 |
Oversize 7, Folder 5 |
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Cartoons May 1967 |
Oversize 7, Folder 6 |
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Cartoons Jun 1967 |
Oversize 8, Folder 1 |
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Cartoons Jul 1967 |
Oversize 8, Folder 2 |
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Cartoons Aug 1967 |
Oversize 8, Folder 3 |
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Cartoons Sep 1967 |
Oversize 8, Folder 4 |
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Cartoons Oct 1967 |
Oversize 8, Folder 5 |
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Cartoons Nov 1967 |
Oversize 8, Folder 6 |
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Cartoons Dec 1967 |
Oversize 9, Folder 1 |
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Cartoons Jan 1968 |
Oversize 9, Folder 2 |
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Cartoons Feb 1968 |
Oversize 9, Folder 3 |
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Cartoons Mar 1968 |
Oversize 9, Folder 4 |
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Cartoons Apr 1968 |
Oversize 9, Folder 5 |
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Cartoons May 1968 |
Oversize 9, Folder 6 |
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Cartoons Jun 1968 |
Oversize 10, Folder 1 |
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Cartoons Jul 1968 |
Oversize 10, Folder 2 |
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Cartoons Aug 1968 |
Oversize 10, Folder 3 |
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Cartoons Sep 1968 |
Oversize 10, Folder 4 |
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Cartoons Oct 1968 |
Oversize 10, Folder 5 |
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Cartoons Nov 1968 |
Oversize 10, Folder 6 |
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Cartoons Dec 1968 |
Oversize 10, Folder 7 |
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Cartoons Jan 1969 |
Oversize 10, Folder 8 |
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Cartoons Nov 1986 |
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Gift of Fran Kaizer, 2021. |
Oversize 1, Folder 8 |
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Cartoons undated |
Index to cartoons
The following is a list of predominant people, places and subjects appearing in the
editorial cartoons in this collection. The list is not exhaustive. Some subjects
may require you to browse with alternative terms.
B= Box, F= Folder. For example: B1F1= Oversize 1 Folder 1.
- abortion : B7F3-B7F4
- Adams, Sherman : B1F8
- Addonizio, Hugh J. : B8F1
- Adenauer, Konrad : B7F4
- AFL-CIO : B1F6; B1F8; B2F3
- Africa : B2F6
- Agnew, Spiro T. : B10F2-B10F5
- Alabama : B3F1; B3F3; B4F2; B7F4; B7F6
- alcohol : B1F0
- Ali, Muhammad : B7F4
- aluminum industry : B4F3
- American Bar Association : B6F4
- American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) : B7F3
- American Independent Party : B10F5
- American Legion : B1F5
- American Medical Association : B1F4; B2F6-B3F1; B3F3; B5F1
- anarchy : B2F1; B8F6; B10F3; B10F6
- Anderson, Merle : B5F3
- anti-missile systems : B7F3; B8F3
- anti-Semitism : B10F3
- anti-trust laws : B4F1
- Appalachia : B2F5
- Argentina : B6F5
- armed forces : B1F1; B3F2; B3F4; B4F2; B4F4; B6F1; B8F2; B9F3
- Asia : B7F5; B8F3
- Asian flu : B5F2
- Association of American Physicians and Surgeons : B3F8
- auto industry : B1F4; B5F5; B6F3; B7F3; B8F3-B8F4
- automation : B3F1
- Baker, Bobby : B1F2-B1F4; B1F6; B3F3; B5F1; B5F4; B7F1-B7F2
- Ballets Africains : B10F4
- banking industry : B6F2; B7F3
- Barnard, Christiaan : B9F1
- Beame, Abe : B4F2-B4F3
- beef industry : B8F5
- Benson, Ezra Taft : B1F3
- Biao, Marshall Lin : B6F3; B6F5; B7F1
- Bill of Rights : B1F6
- black nationalism : B2F1; B5F6; B10F2; B10F5-B10F6
- Black Panthers : B5F6; B9F1
- black power : B5F6-B6F1; B6F4-B6F5; B8F5-B8F6; B10F4
- Bliss, Ray : B7F5
- Bocheng, Liu : B7F1
- boycotts : B8F5; B10F2
- Bracero Program : B3F2
- Brezhnev, Leonid Ilyich : B2F4-B2F5; B3F1; B3F7; B5F1; B5F3; B6F5; B7F5-B7F6; B10F3
- Brinkley, David : B7F3
- Britain : B1F3; B1F6; B2F4; B6F4; B8F5
- Brooke, Edward W. : B10F6
- Brown Sr., Edmund Gerald : B5F3; B5F6; B6F4-B6F5
- Brown, H. Rap : B8F3
- Brunage, Avery : B10F4
- Buddhist monks : B2F5; B5F5
- budget : B3F1; B4F3; B5F1; B6F5; B7F1; B8F4
- Bundy, McGeorge : B3F1
- Bureau of Reclamation : B5F6
- California : B1F4; B1F6-B1F7; B3F1; B3F4; B4F4; B5F3; B5F5; B6F5-B7F4; B8F3-B9F1; B9F5-B9F6; B10F4-B10F7
- Canada : B5F4
- capital punishment : B7F3-B7F4; B8F1
- Carlson, Paul : B2F5
- Carmichael, Stokely : B6F5; B7F6
- cartoonists : B2F3; B3F5
- Castro, Fidel : B1F2; B4F2
- censorship : B3F4
- Central Intelligence Agency : B2F3; B3F5; B7F2; B8F5
- Chaney, James : B1F7
- China : B1F2; B2F3-B2F4; B3F4; B4F3; B5F3; B6F1; B6F4; B6F6-B7F1; B8F2-B8F3
- civil rights : B1F0-B1F1; B1F4-B1F5; B1F7-B2F1; B2F6; B3F4; B3F7; B4F2-B5F1; B5F6-B6F1; B6F3; B7F3; B8F2; B9F4
- Clark, James S. : B3F3
- coal industry : B6F4
- Colorado : B1F0
- communism : B1F3; B2F4; B4F3; B8F5; B9F5; B10F4
- Congo : B2F1; B2F3; B2F5
- Congress : B1F1; B1F3; B2F1; B2F3; B3F1; B3F3-B3F4; B4F1; B5F1-B5F2; B5F5-B5F6; B6F4; B7F1-B7F2; B7F4; B8F1-B8F2; B9F2-B9F3; B10F3
- Congress of Racial Equality : B1F7
- Connor, Chuck : B6F5
- cost of living : B6F2
- counterculture : B8F4
- crime : B9F2
- Cuba : B1F3-B1F4; B4F2; B9F2
- Cuban Missile Crisis : B2F3
- Cummins Prison Farm : B9F2
- Cyprus : B1F4; B2F3
- Czechoslovakia : B10F1-B10F3
- Daley, Richard J. : B9F4; B10F3
- de Gaulle, Charles : B1F2; B1F4; B1F6; B1F8; B2F1; B2F3; B2F5-B3F1; B3F3; B3F5; B4F4-B5F4; B5F6; B6F2-B6F3; B7F4; B7F6-B8F1; B8F3; B8F5-B9F1; B9F3; B9F5; B10F1; B10F5
- democracy : B5F5; B6F6-B7F1
- Democratic National Convention : B10F1-B10F2
- Democratic Party : B1F4-B1F6; B2F2; B5F3; B7F1; B8F6; B10F1-B10F2
- demonstrations : B2F6; B3F4; B4F2-B4F4; B5F4; B5F6; B7F4; B8F1-B8F3; B8F6; B10F2; B10F5
- Dirksen, Everett : B1F6-B1F7; B2F3; B3F8; B5F1; B5F4; B5F6; B6F3; B7F1; B9F2
- Disney, Walt : B6F6
- Dodd, Thomas : B5F4-B6F1; B7F3-B7F4; B7F6-B8F1
- Dominican Republic : B3F5; B4F1
- Douglas, William O. : B6F4
- draft : B4F2; B4F4; B6F6; B7F2-B7F3; B8F4; B8F6
- drug industry : B7F5
- drug use : B5F5; B7F5; B8F2
- Dulles, John Foster : B2F1; B7F4
- economy : B3F1; B5F4; B7F3
- education : B1F8
- Eisenhower, Dwight : B1F6; B2F1; B2F3-B2F4; B7F5
- elections : B1F0; B1F3-B1F6; B1F8; B2F1; B2F4; B2F6; B5F3; B5F5; B6F1-B6F3; B6F5; B8F2-B8F4; B9F1; B9F4-B9F6; B10F4
- En-lai, Chou : B7F1
- Erhard, Ludwig : B3F3; B4F4; B6F3
- espionage : B3F2; B5F3; B6F5; B10F5
- Estes, Billie Sol : B1F0
- ethics : B1F3; B1F6-B1F7; B5F5-B5F6; B6F4; B7F2; B8F1
- Europe : B3F4; B5F5
- Faisal of Saudi Arabia : B5F6
- Fanfani, Amintore : B4F4
- farm workers : B1F8; B10F2
- farming : B1F3; B1F8; B2F6; B3F4
- fascism : B10F3
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) : B1F8; B2F5; B3F5
- Federal Communications Commission (FCC) : B3F1; B3F3
- Federal Reserve : B3F3; B6F2; B8F4
- Florida : B7F6
- Food and Drug Administration : B5F5
- Ford, Gerald R. : B2F6; B3F8; B5F1; B5F4; B7F1
- foreign policy : B1F3-B1F5; B2F5-B3F1; B3F4; B4F1; B6F1; B8F2
- Formosa : B7F1
- Fortas, Abraham : B10F3-B10F4
- France : B3F7; B4F4; B5F3; B6F2; B10F5
- free speech : B2F6; B3F3; B8F2
- Fulbright, J. William : B1F5; B3F1; B6F1; B9F2
- Garrison, Jim : B6F5; B8F6-B9F1
- Georgia : B6F4
- Germany : B1F1; B2F3; B2F5; B3F3; B6F5; B7F4; B7F6; B10F3; B10F5
- gerrymandering : B3F3
- Ghandi, Indira : B5F1
- Gleason, Teddy : B3F1
- Glenn, John : B1F4
- gold : B3F1; B3F3; B8F5-B8F6; B9F3
- Goldberg, Arthur : B9F2; B9F4
- Goldfine, Bernard : B1F8
- Goldwater, Barry : B1F0-B1F1; B1F3-B2F6; B4F3; B5F1; B6F3; B6F6; B7F3; B9F5
- government representation : B1F3
- grain and chemical interests : B7F5
- Grand Canyon : B5F6
- Great Society : B2F5; B3F1; B3F3-B3F4
- Greece : B8F6
- Gromyko, Andrei : B5F4
- Gronouski, John A. : B3F4
- Groppi, James : B8F3
- Guam : B7F4
- Guantanamo : B1F2
- Guinea : B5F3
- gun lobby : B6F4; B9F5
- guns (including control of) : B9F1; B9F4-B10F1
- Halleck, Charles : B2F6; B5F1
- Hamilton, George : B8F3
- Hand, Lloyd : B5F3
- Harriman, W. Averell : B9F5
- Head Start : B3F6
- Hershey, Lewis B. : B4F4
- higher education : B7F1-B7F2; B7F4; B9F2; B9F5; B10F5
- Hitler, Adolph : B10F4
- Ho Chi Minh : B4F4-B5F1; B6F1; B6F6; B7F2-B7F3; B8F3-B8F4; B9F1-B9F3
- Hoffa, Jimmy : B1F4; B6F1; B6F6; B8F2
- holidays : B4F4; B6F6; B7F5; B8F6
- Hoover, J. Edgar : B2F3-B2F5; B7F2; B9F4
- housing : B5F6-B6F1; B6F3; B7F4; B8F3; B9F2
- HUAAC : B4F2; B6F2
- Humphrey, Hubert : B2F2; B4F4; B5F2-B5F3; B5F5; B6F1; B7F4; B8F5; B9F4-B10F5
- Hungary : B10F1-B10F2
- hunger : B9F4; B10F2
- Huntley, Chet : B7F3
- immigration : B3F1
- India : B5F2
- Indonesia : B4F2; B9F5
- inflation : B5F1; B5F4; B6F2-B6F3; B8F4
- integration : B1F6; B2F4; B3F5; B4F1; B7F6; B10F5
- Internal Revenue Service : B3F4; B5F6
- International Longshoresmen's Union : B3F1
- interstate commerce : B2F6
- Israel : B7F6; B8F1-B8F2
- Japan : B5F2
- Jenkins, Walter : B2F4
- John Birch Society : B2F4; B4F1; B4F4; B5F2; B9F6
- Johnson, Lady Bird : B2F2; B2F5-B2F6; B3F4; B7F5; B8F6; B9F3; B10F4
- Johnson, Luci B. : B2F6; B4F3; B5F6; B6F2; B7F2; B8F6-B9F1
- Johnson, Lyndon Baines : SEE ALL FOLDERS
- justice department : B3F4; B5F3; B6F3; B6F5
- Kashmir : B5F1
- Keller, Helen : B9F6
- Kennedy, Jacqueline : B6F6; B7F4
- Kennedy, John F. : B1F0; B2F3; B9F4; B9F6
- Kennedy, Robert F. : B2F1-B2F2; B2F5; B3F3; B4F3; B5F2-B5F3; B5F6; B6F2; B7F2-B7F3; B7F5; B8F1; B8F4; B8F6-B9F6
- Kennedy, Ted : B2F5; B4F2; B5F3; B10F2
- Khan, Ayub : B4F1; B4F4
- Khanh, Nguyen : B2F3; B2F6
- Khrushchev, Nikita : B1F0-B1F2; B1F4-B1F5; B2F2; B2F4
- Kiesinger, Kurt Georg : B6F5
- King Jr., Martin Luther : B3F2-B3F4; B3F8-B4F1; B5F6-B6F1; B9F3-B9F4; B9F6
- Klein, Julius : B6F1
- Korean War : B3F4; B9F1; B9F3
- Kosygin, Alexey : B2F4-B2F5; B3F1; B3F7; B5F4; B6F5; B7F5-B7F6; B8F3; B8F5
- Ku Klux Klan : B2F2; B3F3-B3F5; B4F2-B4F4; B10F4
- Kuchel, Thomas : B7F4; B9F2
- Ky, Nguyen Cao : B5F5; B6F1; B7F3; B8F2; B10F5
- labor : B3F1; B1F8; B3F5; B5F2
- Laird, Melvin R. : B5F4
- Lane, Mark : B7F5
- Latin America : B7F4; B10F1
- law and order : B10F1-B10F3; B10F5
- Lemay, Curtis : B5F2; B10F4
- Lenin, Vladimir : B2F5
- Life (magazine) : B2F4
- Lindsay, John : B3F6; B4F3; B8F4; B10F4
- Lodge Jr., Henry Cabot : B1F4-B1F5; B1F7-B2F1
- Lomax, Louis : B6F6
- Long, Edward V. : B8F2
- Long, Russell : B3F1; B7F6
- Luce, Clare Booth : B2F4
- MacArthur, Douglas : B3F4
- Madam Nhu : B1F0
- Maddox, Lester : B6F4
- Makarios III : B1F4; B2F3
- Malcolm X : B3F2
- Mansfield, Mike : B1F5
- Marshall, Thurgood : B7F6
- McCarthy, Eugene : B7F1; B8F5-B9F1; B9F3-B9F5; B10F2; B10F4
- McCarthy, Joseph : B5F5; B7F1
- McDivitt, James A. : B3F6
- McDonald, David J. : B3F4
- McGovern, George : B10F2
- McHugh, Simon and Vicki : B8F1
- McNamara, Robert : B1F3-B1F4; B4F3-B4F4; B5F4; B6F1; B7F3; B8F1; B8F3; B8F5; B9F2
- Medicare : B2F3; B2F5-B3F1; B3F4; B3F8; B4F2; B6F1
- mental health : B7F3-B7F4; B8F5
- Meredith, James : B5F6
- Mexico : B5F4; B8F3
- Middle East : B1F6; B3F3; B7F5-B8F2
- migrant workers : See farm workers.
- Mills, Wilbur : B9F5
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin : B8F3
- Mississippi River : B3F4
- Mississippi : B2F3; B2F6; B3F3-B3F4; B4F1; B5F6; B6F3; B8F4; B10F1
- Morrisey, Frank : B4F2
- Morse, Wayne : B5F2; B9F2
- Moyers, Bill : B4F2; B5F6; B6F6
- Munsinger Affair : B5F3
- Murphey, George : B8F2
- Muskie, Edmund : B10F3
- Nader, Ralph : B5F5
- Nasser, Gamal Abdel : B1F6; B3F1; B7F6-B8F2; B8F4
- National Park Service : B7F4
- National Rifle Association : B7F5; B8F1; B9F4-B9F6
- National States Rights Party : B8F2
- Native Americans : B8F1; B9F1; B10F1
- Nazism : B4F4; B6F2; B6F4-B6F5; B8F2
- Nehru, Jawaharlal : B1F6
- neutrality : B1F5
- New Orleans : B4F1
- New York City : B2F1; B3F6; B4F2; B5F1; B5F4; B7F4; B10F4-B10F5
- New York : B2F2; B2F4; B3F2-B3F3
- Newark, New Jersey : B8F1
- Nixon, Pat : B3F8; B10F2
- Nixon, Richard M. : B1F1; B1F4-B1F5; B1F7; B2F4; B3F8; B6F2; B6F5; B7F3; B7F6; B8F4; B9F1-B9F6; B10F2-B10F6
- Nkrumah, Kwame : B5F3
- non-violence : B6F1
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) : B2F5; B4F1; B5F3-B5F6; B10F5
- North Korea : B9F1
- nuclear weapons : B1F7; B2F2-B2F4; B3F7; B5F2-B5F3; B5F5; B6F3-B6F4; B7F2; B8F4-B8F5; B9F6; B10F4
- O'Malley, Robert : B6F6
- oil and gasoline : B5F4; B7F3; B7F5; B8F4
- Olympics : B8F5; B10F4
- organ transplants : B9F1
- Organization of American States : B3F5
- organized crime : B3F3
- Oswald, Lee Harvey : B1F3
- Pakistan : B3F5
- Panama : B1F4; B2F6
- Peace and Freedom Party : B9F1
- peace : B4F4-B5F2; B5F4; B6F4; B6F6-B7F3; B8F1; B8F6; B9F2; B9F4; B10F4-B10F5
- Percy, Charles H. : B8F4
- Philadelphia : B2F3
- police : B2F6
- police brutality : B8F4; B10F3
- politics : B1F6; B3F8; B2F4; B6F3
- pollution : B1F2; B8F3-B8F4
- Poor People's Campaign : B9F5-B9F6
- Pope John XXIII : B1F0
- Pope Paul VI : B4F2; B5F4; B8F6
- Postal Service (USPS) : B1F0
- poverty : B3F1; B3F6; B5F1; B6F5
- Powell, Adam Clayton : B3F4; B6F3; B6F5; B7F1-B7F4; B7F6-B8F1
- prayer in schools : B1F6; B6F3
- press : B2F3; B5F2; B5F4; B6F1-B6F2; B6F4; B6F6; B10F2
- Quill, Michael : B5F1
- racism : B1F6; B1F8; B2F1; B3F8; B7F5; B8F6; B10F3
- Rafferty, Max : B9F2
- railroad industry : B7F5
- Reagan, Nancy : B8F2
- Reagan, Ronald : B5F1; B5F3; B5F5-B5F6; B6F4; B6F6-B7F4; B7F6-B10F2; B10F8
- real estate lobby : B5F6-B6F1; B9F4
- Redwoods : B7F4-B7F5; B9F2; B9F6
- Republican Nominating Convention : B10F1
- Republican Party : B1F4-B2F2; B2F4-B2F6; B3F8; B4F3-B5F3; B6F3; B6F5; B7F3-B7F5; B8F5-B8F6; B9F3-B9F4; B10F1-B10F2
- Reuther, Walter : B1F4
- Rhodesia : B5F4
- right to work law : B3F5
- right-wing extremists : B2F4; B6F5; B7F2-B7F4; B10F3
- riots : B1F4; B2F1; B3F8; B5F6-B6F1; B7F6-B8F3; B9F2-B9F4
- Rockefeller, Nelson : B1F4-B1F5; B7F6; B8F2; B8F4; B9F1-B9F3; B9F5; B10F6
- Rockwell, George Lincoln : B8F2
- Rolleston, Moreton : B2F4
- Romney, George W. : B6F6; B7F3; B8F2-B8F4; B9F1
- Roosevelt, Franklin D. : B3F4
- Rostow, Walt Whitman : B9F1
- Ruby, Jack : B6F4
- Rumford Act : B8F6; B9F4-B9F5
- Rusk, Dean : B2F3; B9F2
- Russell, Bertrand : B7F5
- Russia : B3F1; B3F4; B3F7; B5F1; B5F3; B6F1; B7F3; B8F4; B9F6; B10F4
- Salinger, Pierre : B1F4
- Salisbury, Harrison : B7F1
- San Francisco State College : B10F5-B10F6
- schools : B6F3; B7F3
- Scranton, William : B1F7-B2F1; B10F6
- Securities and Exchange Commission : B10F6
- segregation : B1F1; B1F8; B6F3
- Shastri, Lal Bahadur : B4F1; B4F4-B5F1
- Shriver, Sargent : B8F5
- Sierra Club : B5F6
- silver : B3F3
- Sinyavsky, Andrei : B5F2
- social security : B6F4
- South America : B2F3
- Soviet Union : B1F3; B2F4-B2F5; B5F2; B7F2; B8F3-B8F4; B10F2
- space exploration : B1F2; B2F2; B2F4; B3F2-B3F3; B3F5-B3F8; B4F3-B4F4; B5F2-B5F4; B6F3; B6F5-B6F6; B7F2; B7F4-B7F5; B8F4-B8F5; B10F3; B10F5
- Spock, Benjamin : B9F1
- sports : B3F1; B4F1-B4F2; B6F6
- Stalin, Joseph : B10F2
- Stalin, Svetlana : B7F3-B7F4
- steel industry : B1F0; B2F6; B3F4; B5F1
- Stevenson, Adlai E. : B1F5; B2F6
- strikes : B3F1; B5F4; B6F1; B6F3; B6F6; B7F3; B7F5; B8F3; B10F4
- Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee : B5F5; B6F1; B8F2
- Students for a Democratic Society : B10F5
- students : B1F1; B1F7; B9F5-B9F6
- Sukarno : B3F1
- Supreme Court : B1F3; B1F8; B5F6; B6F5; B7F1; B7F6; B8F6-B9F1; B10F3
- Taft Hartley Act : B5F1
- taxes : B1F0-B1F1; B1F8; B2F4; B3F5; B3F7; B5F4; B7F3; B8F1-B8F2; B8F4; B9F5; B10F8
- Taylor, Maxwell : B2F3; B2F6-B3F1; B3F4
- teachers : B8F3
- Teamsters : B1F0; B1F8; B7F3
- television : B2F2; B3F3; B3F5; B4F1; B5F1-B5F3; B6F4; B7F3; B10F4
- Temple, Shirley : B8F2; B8F5
- Thant, U. : B2F1; B2F6; B3F3; B7F3; B7F5-B7F6; B10F3
- Thieu, Nguyen Van : B8F1; B8F5; B9F1; B10F5
- Thurmond, Strom : B10F5
- tobacco industry : B1F4; B1F7; B5F3; B8F2
- trade : B1F6; B2F4; B5F5; B7F5
- Truman, Harry S. : B6F2; B10F3; B10F5
- U.S. Dollar : B9F3
- U.S. Flag : B7F6
- Ulbricht, Walter : B2F3
- unions : B2F3; B3F4; B6F1; B7F3; B8F1; B10F4
- United Nations : B2F1; B2F6-B3F2; B3F5; B6F6; B7F5-B7F6; B9F4; B10F3
- University of California : B2F6; B3F3; B5F5
- urban problems : B3F7; B7F4; B8F5-B8F6; B9F3; B10F1
- USS Pueblo : B9F1-B9F2; B10F1; B10F3
- Valenti, Jack : B5F4
- Verwoerd, Hendrik Frensch : B6F3
- Vietnam War : SEE ALL FOLDERS
- Von Braun, Werhner : B6F3
- voting rights : B3F1; B3F3-B3F4; B3F8-B4F1; B5F4
- Wallace, George : B1F5-B1F6; B3F3-B3F4; B7F4-B7F5; B8F5-B9F1; B9F3; B10F1-B10F5
- Wallace, Lurleen : B6F4; B7F4
- War on Poverty : B1F5-B1F6; B2F2; B3F8; B5F4; B6F1; B6F3; B6F5-B6F6; B7F2; B8F1; B8F5-B8F6
- Warren Commission : B2F3; B6F5; B7F5
- Warren, Earl : B9F6-B10F1
- Watts (Los Angeles) : B4F4; B5F3; B7F1; B7F6-B8F1
- Wayne, John : B6F5
- Weaver, Robert C. : B5F1
- welfare : B9F3; B10F1
- Weltner, Charles : B6F4
- Westmoreland, William C. : B9F3
- White, Edward H. : B3F6
- White, F. Clifton : B9F4
- White, Theodore : B8F4
- Williams, John J. : B1F6
- Wilson, Harold : B2F4; B3F1; B6F1; B8F5
- Yorty, Sam : B3F8; B5F3; B5F5-B6F1; B6F4; B7F5-B8F1; B8F4; B8F6; B9F3; B9F6; B10F7
- Young Republicans : B4F4; B5F2
- Zedong, Mao : B1F5; B2F2; B2F5; B4F1; B4F4-B5F3; B5F5; B6F1; B6F3; B6F5-B7F1