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 Files of CU Assistant and Deputy Assistant Secretaries

 Boxes 270-297

Records of CU assistant and deputy assistant secretaries of state, arranged alphabetically by name of secretary, consist of general correspondence, chronological files, and other materials concerning speeches, presentations,  trips, meetings, organizations, conferences, boards, commissions, and committees.  Some of the files pertain to the Cultural Presentations Program, particularly travels by American performing artists sponsored by the State Department.  See alphabetically arranged inventory for each secretary.  Significant subjects are noted in each of the fifteen series descriptions.
 

Series 1. Jacob Canter. Boxes 270-274.

Series 2. Christian A. Chapman. Box 274.

Series 3. Joseph D. Duffey. Boxes 274-276.

Series 4. Richard K. Fox. Box 276.

Series 5. William K. Hitchcock. Boxes 276-279.

Series 6. Frederick Irving. Boxes 270-281.

Series 7. William B. Jones. Boxes 281-283.

Series 8. Katie Louchheim. Boxes 283-286.

Series 9. Francis Pickens Miller. Box 287.

Series 10. David L. Osborn. Boxes 287-288.

Series 11. Elinor Reams. Boxes 288-290.

Series 12. John Richardson. Boxes 290-291.

Series 13. Richard Strauss. Boxes 291-293.

Series 14. Lee T. Stull. Boxes 293-296.

Series 15. Other Assistant and Deputy Assistant Secretaries and Officials. Boxes 296-297.

Series 1.  Jacob Canter  (Boxes 270-274)
 
Significant subjects include the Board of Foreign Scholarships, brain drain, Cuba, Cultural Presentations Program, Fulbright Program, Lionel Hampton, Institute of International Education, Kansas University, reorganization of CU, Rusk Committee, UNESCO, U.S. Information Agency, Utah Symphony, and Woodrow Wilson  International Center for Scholars.
 
Box 270

 1. AID Phase-out.
 2. Advisory Committee on American Studies.
 3. Agnew Scholarships.
 4. Alliance for Progress.
 5. American Council of Young Political Leaders.
 6. American Council on Education.
 7. American Effort in International Educational and Cultural Activities, June 25, 1968 (1 of 4).
 8. American Effort in International Educational and Cultural Activities, June 25, 1968 (2 of 4).
 9. American Effort in International Educational and Cultural Activities, June 25, 1968 (3 of 4).
 10. American Effort in International Educational and Cultural Activities, June 25, 1968 (4 of 4).
 11. American Specialist Program.
 12. Articles, Materials, Correspondence re UNESCO General Conference.
 13. Asia Foundation.
 14. Assistant Secretary's Reserve, 1968.
 15. Atlantic Institute.
 16. BALPA.
 17. Board of Foreign Scholarships.
 18. BFS (Board of Foreign Scholarships)-Draft Statement of Objectives.
 19. BFS Policy.
 20. BFS Rejection Letters.
 21. Bologna Center.
 22. Brain Drain (1 of 2).
 23. Brain Drain (2 of 2).
 24. Castello Branco Scholarship Proposal.
 25. Brazil.
 26. Bridge.
 27. Budget, FY 1968.
 28. Budget, FY 1969.
 29. Budget, Allocations, 1969.
 30. Budget, 1970.
 31. Budget, Area Objectives, 1970.
 32. Budget, 1971.
 33. Burma.
 34. CAOs.
 35. CAO Seminar.
 36. CASP.
 37. CIA-NSA.
 38. Correspondence, 1966.
 39. Correspondence, 1977.
 40. Chron File, July 1967.
 41. Chron File, Aug-Sep 1967.
 42. Chron File, Oct-Dec 1967.

Box 271

 1. Correspondence, 1968 (1 of 3).
 2. Correspondence, 1968 (2 of 3).
 3. Correspondence, 1968 (3 of 3).
 4. Chron File, Jan-Mar 1968.
 5. Chron File, Apr 1968.
 6. Chron File, May 1968.
 7. Chron File, June 1968.
 8. Chron File, July 1968.
 9. Chron File, Aug 1968.
 10. Chron File, Sep 1968.
 11. Chron File, Oct 1968.
 12. Chron File, Nov 1968.
 13. Chron File, Dec 1968.
 14. Correspondence, 1969.
 15. Chron File, Jan 1969.
 16. Chron File, Feb 1969.
 17. Chron File, Mar 1969.
 18. Chron File, Apr 1969.
 19. Chron File, May 1969.
 20. Chron File, June 1969.
 21. Chron File, July 1969.
 22. Chron File, Aug 1969.
 23. Citizen Exchange Corps.
 24. Conference Board.
 25. Communist Exchanges.
 26. Council of International Programs (CIP).
 27. Council on International Educational Exchange.
 28. Covell, Elbert, College (University of the Pacific).
 29. CU/AF.
 30. CU/ARA.
 31. CU Consultants.
 32. CU/EA.
 33. CU/ECS.
 34. CU/EUR.
 35. CU Functions and Activities.
 36. CU/IR.
 37. CU/IVP.
 38. CU/IVS.
 39. CULCON.
 40. CU/NEA.
 41. CU/PDE-PPBS.
 42. CU Policy Statements.
 43. CU-Redesigning CU Programs.

Box 272

 1. CU Seminars.
 2. Cuba.
 3. Cuban Refugee Center.
 4. Cultural Presentations.
 5. Cultural Presentations. Committee on the Arts.
 6. Dependent Travel.
 7. Davidson Case.
 8. Draft.
 9. David R. Derge, Jr.
 10. East-West Center.
 11. Educational Development.
 12. Education Officer.
 13. Education and World Affairs.
 14. Evidence of Effectiveness.
 15. Executive Orders.
 16. Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities.
 17. Follow-up.
 18. Foundations.
 19. Fritzlan.
 20. Fulbright Agreements.
 21. Fulbright Anniversary Program.
 22. Gandhi Centennial Celebration.
 23. Government Advisory Committee on International Book Programs.
 24. Governmental Affairs Institute.
 25. HEW (1 of 2).
 26. HEW (2 of 2).
 27. Hampton, Lionel.
 28. Handling of Grantees in Political Crises.
 29. IACC. Books.
 30. IACC. Cultural Committee.
 31. IACC. Educational Television.
 32. IACC. Executive Committee.
 33. IACC. Science Program.
 34. IACC Meeting, May 25-26, 1967.
 35. IACC. Special Meeting.
 36. IACC. 5th Meeting (1 of 2).
 37. IACC. 5th Meeting (2 of 2).
 38. Institute of International Education, 1966-1968.  ARA.
 39. IAESTE (International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience).
 40. International Education Year.
 41. IRG (International Regional Group).
 42. Interlacing.
 43. IIE (International Institute of Education) (1 of 2).
 44. IIE (International Institute of Education) (2 of 2).
 45. International Conference on the Humanities in Higher Education.
 46. International Education Act of 1966.
 47. International Theater Institute.
 48. Investigation (House Survey and Investigations Staff).
 49. Kansas University.

Box 273

 1. Kansas University Theater Group.
 2. Long-Range Technical Cooperation in Non-Aid Countries.
 3. Marr, David (case of ).
 4. Metropolitan Opera.
 5. Minnesota Band (University of ).
 6. Model Contract.
 7. NAFSA.
 8. National Science Foundation.
 9. National Student Association.
 10. Near East Crisis.
 11. Orientation for American Grantees.
 12. Overseas Education.
 13. Overseas Schools.
 14. Pax Romana.
 15. Personnel.
 16. Reorganization (1 of 2).
 17. Reorganization (2 of 2).
 18. Rights and Obligations of Grantees.
 19. Rusk Committee.  (See also Group XII, Series 8, Box 286; Group XVII, Series 1:1, Box 326.)
 20. Research.
 21. Second Grants.
 22. Seed Money.
 23. Student Unrest.
 24. Sibley Case.
 25. Selective Service.
 26. Soviet Exchanges.
 27. Temple University.
 28. Travel.
 29. Travel Restrictions.
 30. "Wingspread" Conference.
 31. The UNESCO Report, 1971.
 32. UNESCO, 1972.
 33. USIA Officers.
 34. USIA.
 35. USIA Training.
 36. Utah Symphony Orchestra.
 37. Vietnam.
 38. Visas.
 39. Volunteers to America Program.

Box 274

 1. Wilson, Woodrow, International Center for Scholars (1 of 2).
 2. Wilson, Woodrow, International Center for Scholars (2 of 2).
 3. World Conference on Education.
 4.  Youth.