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Council on Foreign Relations Records, 1918-2006: Finding Aid

MC104

The Harold Pratt House, Council on Foreign Relations New York City Headquarters, by Walter O. Cain, 1975

These papers were processed with the generous support of Francis J. Carey, Frank Carlucci, C.W. Carson, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cox, William J. Crowe, Russell DaSilva, Charles Ganoe, R. Scott Greathead, Dr. Roger Kanet, Melanie Kirkpatrick, Linda and Morton Janklow, Michael S. Mathews, Bradford Mills, Edward Morse, Joseph Nye, Dr. Gerald Pollack, Harold Saunders, Anne-Marie Slaughter, John Treat, and Ezra Zilkha, as well as the John Foster and Janet Avery Dulles Fund.

Published on September 8, 2006.

©2006 Princeton University Library

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Council on Foreign Relations.

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Council on Foreign Relations Records, 1918-2006

Abstract:

The Council on Foreign Relations is a nonprofit, nonpartisan research and national membership organization dedicated to improving understanding of international affairs by promoting a range of ideas and opinions on United States foreign policy. The Council has had a significant impact in the development of twentieth century United States foreign policy. The Records of the Council on Foreign Relations document the history of the organization from its founding in 1921 through the present. The collection includes valuable source documents and records of the meetings, group discussions and studies, and conferences of the Council, as well as portions of its administrative records.

Size:

462.13 linear feet (873 boxes)

Call number:

MC104

Location:

Princeton University Library. Department of Rare Books and Special Collections.
Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.
Public Policy Papers.
Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA

Language(s) of material:

English.

Storage note:

This collection is stored onsite at the Mudd Manuscript Library.

History of the Council on Foreign Relations

The Council on Foreign Relations is a nonprofit, nonpartisan research and national membership organization dedicated to improving understanding of international affairs by promoting a range of ideas and opinions on United States foreign policy. The Council has had a significant impact in the development of twentieth century United States foreign policy. Its membership has historically been drawn from those in business, government and academia recognized as the nation’s opinion leaders in international relations; membership is by invitation only. The Council’s basic constituency is its members, but it also reaches out to a wider audience through its publications, Committees on Foreign Relations, Corporate Program, and media efforts, contributing to the national dialogue on foreign policy.

The Council has no affiliation with the United States government. Its budget is funded through members’ dues, voluntary gifts, income from publications, endowment income, foundation grants, and subscriptions by corporate subscribers to the Corporate Program. The Council does not perform contract research and receives no budgetary support from the United States or any other government.

The Council on Foreign Relations was founded in 1921 to provide a continuous conference on international questions affecting the United States and to create and stimulate foreign policy debates within the United States. From an original 200 members, the Council had grown to over 3000 by 2005. To fulfill its mission, the Council established and developed a "think tank," as well as programs for corporations and affiliated Committees around the country. It has also expanded publications and media efforts beyond Foreign Affairs, its flagship journal.

The origins of the Council date to the end of World War I, when some of the American participants at the Paris Peace Conference wanted the United States to be better prepared to deal with international policy situations, such as the Treaty of Versailles. Believing that the United States would need to play a larger role in world affairs, they sought to create an organization that would provide for the continuous study of international problems facing the United States. These men, along with some British counterparts, founded the "Institute of International Affairs" in Paris in 1919. In 1921, the American branch of this Institute (no longer directly affiliated with the British section) merged with a larger existing group of New York City business and professional men to form the Council on Foreign Relations as a privately funded, non-profit and non-partisan organization. This formation was also a reaction against what the founders considered the shortsighted rejection of the League of Nations by the United States and the effort of the country to withdraw from involvement in international affairs.

To fulfill its original mission, the Council developed three principal activities: meetings, a program of studies, and publications. The Council leadership organized general meetings (dinner followed by a formal address) and evening discussions (which were more technical in nature and focused on a special subject with limited participation). Speakers included Herbert Hoover, Charles Evans Hughes, Cordell Hull, Nelson Rockefeller, George Kennan, Anthony Eden, Jawaharlal Nehru, Georges Clemenceau, and many other American and foreign diplomats, journalists, scholars, and military leaders. Study groups were organized for detailed examination of a particular problem or issue, the research of which sometimes lead to high quality publications. The Council provided a focal point, bringing together different backgrounds and expertise to examine pertinent issues. Topics such as disarmament, dictatorship, the Depression, international trade, finance, and investment are examples of the varied research the study groups have undertaken.

The early Council also developed an integrated publication program, including a quarterly review devoted to consideration of American foreign issues. This independently edited journal, Foreign Affairs, was established in the summer of 1922. It was initially edited by Archibald Cary Coolidge with assistance from Hamilton Fish Armstrong who succeeded Coolidge upon his death in 1928. Contributions to Foreign Affairs have come from leading statesmen, economists, publicists, and scholars of all nationalities and representing a wide range of viewpoints. Other publication initiatives included an annual Survey of American Foreign Relations, an annual Political Handbook of the World, and occasional volumes on current international problems, including the reports of Council study groups and reference works. The Council was concerned about the privacy of its members, and from the beginning determined not to publish its proceedings.

The Council began a reference and information service in 1931, gathering information bearing on American foreign relations, maintaining a clipping file, and answering reference questions. The Council’s Library collected indispensable volumes and documents on political, economic, and legal aspects of international affairs beginning in 1918, as well as historical and background materials.

In the late 1920s, the Council began collaboration with other institutions in study and research at meetings such as the International Studies Conference. The Council maintained close ties with the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London and began relationships with French and Canadian foreign affairs groups. Along with the collaborative international conference, the Council sponsored many other activities that could fall under the broad heading of "conferences," including Conferences for University Men, on the topics of neutrality and American foreign economic policy, Seminars for Junior Executives (a forerunner of the Corporate Program), and conferences on teaching and research in international relations. As early as the 1920s, members of the Council who were directors of large corporations had their firms signed up for a program of corporate financial support. From 1939-1941 the Council held "Seminars for Business Executives," which were suspended due to World War II. Restarted in 1953, this program was dubbed the Corporate Program and continues to the present time, providing seminars and trips for corporate members.

Assisted by a grant from the Carnegie Corporation, the Council began to organize a number of discussion groups in cities throughout the country in 1938, for the purpose of stimulating greater interest in foreign affairs on the part of community leaders in widely separated areas. These "Committees on Foreign Relations" were established and guided by the Council as small groups of community leaders with diverse opinions, and remained relatively autonomous from the Council. An annual conference allowed members of the different Committees to meet and exchange experiences. The Committees on Foreign Relations were indicators of public opinion throughout the country.

In the interwar years, the Council’s studies and meetings focused on a variety of topics including labor, Latin America, and Africa. In the summer of 1939, the Council suggested to the United States Department of State that it might undertake research work into certain topics related to the war in Europe. The Council proposed that it form groups of experts to proceed with research under four general heads – Security and Armament Problems, Economic and Financial Problems, Political Problems, Territorial Problems, and later, Peace Aims. These groups, situated under the Council’s Studies Department, formed what have come to be known as the War and Peace Studies and were funded by the Rockefeller Foundation. This was a major effort to help prepare the United States to deal with the problems of the post war world better than it had coped with the issues after the First World War. These confidential studies led to Council members’ participation in other work related to the organization of peace and the settlement of postwar problems after World War II. This was the first of many "projects," study groups of a longer duration and larger scope than usual.

After World War II, studies at the Council on Foreign Relations focused on U.S. and Soviet relations, economic aid to Europe, the Korean War, China, and Indochina, as well as nuclear weaponry and eventually Vietnam. In the 1960s, the Council began two fellowship programs: military fellows in 1962, and International Affairs Fellowship Program in 1967, financed by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, which encouraged young scholars to participate at the Council. Also in the 1960s, a discussion about the inclusion of women as members began to take substance. The membership remained uncomfortable with this issue for the duration of that decade, but by 1971 eighteen women had been invited to join the Council.

In 1972, the Council took a controversial step when it opened an office in Washington to supplement the established membership and research facilities in New York. This "modest outpost" evolved into a full program of meetings and fellows for the growing number of Washington-based members, including representatives from both the executive and legislative branches of government. By the mid-1990s, more than two-thirds of Council members lived and worked beyond a 50-mile radius of New York. Washington and Boston retained the largest share, but a significant increase in membership had taken place on the West Coast, in the Midwest, and in such southern cities as Dallas and Atlanta. The late 1970s saw a major effort at long-term national outreach through regional membership meetings and ever more frequent travel by Council officers and fellows. The Council continued these experiments during the 1980s, promoting the occasional opening of Council meetings to public television coverage, and in the 1990s by establishing regular programs for members throughout the country and staging hearings and debates for television.

In the mid-1970s, the Council began work on a comprehensive study focusing on major international problems that would confront the world in the next decade. The 1980s Project looked at the control of nuclear weapons, human rights, international monetary relations, energy and the environment, armed conflict, terrorism and subversion, industrial policy, and relations between developed and less-developed states. The results were published in a series of reports.

In the 1990s, the Council focused its efforts on nurturing the next generation of foreign policy leaders, expanding its outreach through national programs and the regular use of television for hearings and debates on major policy issues, and enlarging the Studies Program division with two stated purposes: figuring out the rules and rhythms of foreign policy and developing new ideas for America and the international community.

In terms of physical location, the Council initially occupied two rooms on West 43rd Street in New York City until 1930, when the organization moved into the "Council House" at 45 East 46th Street. By the early 1940s, the Council had again outgrown its location; Mrs. Harold I. Pratt donated her home at the corner of 68th Street and Park Avenue, and the Council was officially located at the Pratt House in April 1945. A new wing was constructed in 1954, and two adjacent buildings were purchased in 1979-1980. The buildings were renovated in 1983-1984. The Council purchased another neighboring building on 68th Street in 1997, creating a state of the art meeting room and study offices known as the Peterson Center for International Studies.

For a fuller history on the Council on Foreign Relations, see Peter Grose’s Continuing the Inquiry: The Council on Foreign Relations from 1921-1996, located at http://www.cfr.org/about/history/cfr/ and Michael Wala’s The Council on Foreign Relations and American Foreign Policy in the Early Cold War (Providence: Berghahn Books, 1994).

Description

The Records of the Council on Foreign Relations document the history of this research organization from its founding in 1921 through the present, detailing its role in underpinning the development of an internationalist tradition in the twentieth century United States. The collection includes valuable source documents and papers from meetings, group discussions and studies, and conferences led by American and international experts and visiting statesmen in both New York and Washington, D.C. It also includes operational records, such as files from the board of directors, administration, publication, and communication departments, the Corporate and National Program, and the independent Committees on Foreign Relations.

The records provide a source of information not only for the Council’s history, but for aspects of foreign relations since 1921. The collection illuminates world affairs and the development of foreign policy from World War I through the present, examining a broad range of military, economic, political and social developments. It includes material on American and international political figures and statesmen who participated in study and discussion groups, meetings, and conferences, and who published through the Council. The records also reveal the climate of public opinion at key points in twentieth century history. The individuals and topics selected for meetings and studies illustrate what world issues were deemed important during specific times.

The Council on Foreign Relations records at the Mudd Manuscript Library do not include historic photographs, membership records, personnel files, or legal and financial files, which are retained in the Council’s Archives at the Pratt House in New York.

A paper index is available for portions of the Study Group, Meeting, and Conference records in the Mudd Manuscript Library reference room; these indices have been integrated into the contents lists for Series 3: Studies Department, Series 4: Meetings, and Series 5: Conferences.

Please see series descriptions in contents list for additional information about individual series.

Arrangement

Organized into the following series:

• Series 1: Board of Directors, 1921-1997
• Series 2: Administration, 1918-1996
• Subseries 2A: General Files, 1918-1995
• Subseries 2B: Executive Office, 1952-1996
• Subseries 2C: Library and Archives, 1921-1994
• Subseries 2D: Trips, 1959-1992
• Series 3: Studies Department, 1918-2004
• Subseries 3A: Administration, 1918-2001
• Subseries 3B: Records of Groups, 1918-1994
• Subseries 3C: Staffing, 1925-2004
• Series 4: Meetings, 1920-1995
• Subseries 4A: Administration, 1924-1993
• Subseries 4B: Records of Meetings, 1920-1995
• Series 5: Conferences, 1921-1991
• Subseries 5A: Volumes, 1933-1970
• Subseries 5B: Conference Records, 1921-1922, 1970-1991
• Subseries 5C: Special Conference Records, 1927-1992
• Series 6: Corporate Program, 1939-1994
• Subseries 6A: Administration, 1959-1993
• Subseries 6B: Events, 1939-1994
• Series 7: Committees/National Program, 1937-1996
• Subseries 7A: General, 1937-1993
• Subseries 7B: Annual Conferences and Meetings, 1939-1992
• Subseries 7C: Committee Correspondence and Reports, 1930-1991
• Subseries 7D: Speakers, 1938-1982
• Subseries 7E: Memoranda to Secretaries, 1938-1987
• Subseries 7F: Membership Lists, 1939-1983
• Subseries 7G: National Program, 1989-1994
• Series 8: Publications, 1921-2006
• Subseries 8A: Administration, 1922-1991
• Subseries 8B: Annual Reports, 1922-2006
• Subseries 8C: Annuals and Reference Books, 1922-1985
• Subseries 8D: Author Files, 1929-1990
• Series 9: Foreign Affairs, 1922-1992
• Subseries 9A: Administration, 1922-1992
• Subseries 9B: Manuscripts, 1922-1992
• Series 10: Washington Program, 1973-1997
• Subseries 10A: Study Groups, 1973-1994
• Subseries 10B: Meetings, 1977-1997
• Subseries 10C: Miscellaneous, 1973-1997
• Series 11: Communications Department, 1975-2000
• Series 12: Scrapbooks, 1922-1963
• Series 13: Sound Recordings, 1953-1997
• Series 14: May 2005 Accession, 1994-1996 [ML2005-18]
• Series 15: June 2006 Accession, 1981-1997 [ML2006-9]
• Series 16: April 2007 Accession, 1987-2001 [ML2007-11]
• Series 17: July 2008 Accession, 1980-2004 [ML2008-022]
• Series 18: July 2009 Accession, 1992-1999 [ML.2009.012]

Access and Use

Access

All Council on Foreign Relations records are closed for 25 years from the date of their creation with the exception of the Council's annual reports (located within Subseries 8B) which are not restricted.

Restrictions on Use and Copyright Information

All users must sign a consent form where they agree to the following:

As a condition of use, the officers of the Council shall require each user of Council records to execute a prior written commitment that he or she will not directly or indirectly attribute to any living person any assertion of fact or opinion based upon any Council record without first obtaining from such person his or her written consent thereto.

Single photocopies may be made for research purposes. Permission to publish materials from the collection must be requested from the Curator of Public Policy Papers. The Council retains copyright that it possesses in all published and unpublished material, photographs, sound recordings, video recordings, electronic files and any item formatted in any medium; researchers are responsible for determining any question of copyright.

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

The audio portion of the Council’s records at the Mudd Manuscript Library is currently on 5" and 7" reel-to-reel and cassette tapes which require playback equipment.

Other Finding Aids

A finding aid for Series 3, the Council on Foreign Relations Studies Department, 1918-2004, is available online: Council on Foreign Relations Studies Department Finding Aid.

A finding aid for Series 4, the Council on Foreign Relations Meetings Records, 1920-1995, is available online: Council on Foreign Relations Meetings Records Finding Aid .

Digital sound recordings of some Council meetings are available online. The digital recordings of meeting are described in a separate finding aid: Council on Foreign Relations Digital Sound Recordings Finding Aid .

Indices to Study Group records, Meeting records, and Conference records, spanning circa 1920 through 1973 are available in hardcopy. The Conference index has been integrated into the contents list for Series 5: Conferences, and the Study Group Index (Records of Groups) and Meetings index have been integrated into the aforementioned Studies Department and Meetings Records finding aids.

A list of Council publications held by the Mudd Manuscript Library but not included in this collection (such as Foreign Affairs, Documents on American Foreign Relations, The Political Handbook, and The United States in World Affairs, as well as the Council's Newsletter, Special Reports, Task Force Reports, and other individual publications) is also available. Please contact Mudd Manuscript Library for further information.

Acquisition and Appraisal

Provenance and Acquisition

The collection was deposited at the Library in 1998. Title and custody of the collection were formally transferred to Princeton in 2002. Small transfers of more recent records occur annually.

Appraisal

Since 1921, the Council has archived materials relating to its organization, study groups, meetings, and special events. The Council Library and Archives staff reviews records to discard records not conforming to its general retention policy. Items deemed private or inappropriate for transfer are retained by the Council. Further appraisal has been conducted in accordance with Mudd Manuscript Library guidelines.

Accrual of Records

Accruals are expected from the Council on Foreign Relations on an annual basis.

Related Materials

Location of Copies or Alternate Formats

Portions of the Council’s records from 1921-1951, include Conferences, Study Groups, Meetings, and the War and Peace Project, are also available on microfiche at Princeton’s Firestone Library [MICROFICHE 1637]. The creation of this microfiche was conducted between the University Publications of America and the Council on Foreign Relations and did not involve Princeton University. A guide is available, see Film B Uncataloged box for microfiche 1637 at Firestone Microforms Services (Film). Additionally, many of the Council’s reports are available in published form. Please consult the Princeton University Library online catalog for available published reports.

Portions of the Council’s audio records described in the Sound Recordings Series have been digitized as part on an ongoing project. Contact the library for additional details.

Related Archival Material

Other material at the Mudd Manuscript Library related to the Council on Foreign Relations includes the records of the first three editors of Foreign Affairs: Archibald Cary Coolidge, (within the Hamilton Fish Armstrong Papers), Hamilton Fish Armstrong, and William P. Bundy. The Library also holds the papers of members of the Council such as John Foster Dulles, Allen W. Dulles, Arthur Bullard, George F. Kennan, George W. Ball, Adlai E. Stevenson, David A. Morse, and Frank W. Notestein.

Additionally, Mudd Manuscript Library has an incomplete set of the journal Foreign Affairs and other Council serial publications such as Documents on American Foreign Relations, The Political Handbook, and The United States in World Affairs, as well as the Council's Newsletter, Special Reports, Task Force Reports, and other individual publications. Please contact Mudd Manuscript Library for further information and availability.

Processing and Other Information

Works Cited

Information in the Organizational History section, as well as descriptions of the Council’s departments and functions, was gathered from material within the Council’s records (notably historical information from the Administration Series and Annual Reports from the Publications Series), as well as the Council on Foreign Relations’ website, http://www.cfr.org/. Of special interest are the annual reports, located at http://www.cfr.org/about/annual_report/ and Peter Grose’s Continuing the Inquiry: The Council on Foreign Relations from 1921-1996, located at http://www.cfr.org/about/history/cfr/.

Processing Information

This collection was processed by Mudd Library Staff including Jennifer Cole, Dan Santamaria, Kristine Marconi, Joanna Peery Polyn, Jennifer Walele, Stasia Karel, Helene Van Rossum, and Princeton University student workers from 2003-2006. Finding aid written by Jennifer Cole in 2006.

Descriptive Rules Used

Finding aid content adheres to that prescribed by Describing Archives: A Content Standard.

Encoding

Machine-readable finding aid encoded in EAD 2002 by Jennifer Cole and Dan Santamaria on August 24, 2006.

Finding aid written in English.

Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Council on Foreign Relations Records, Box and Folder Number; Public Policy Papers, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

Subject Headings

These materials have been indexed in the Princeton University Library online catalog using the following terms. Those seeking related materials should search under these terms.

• Armstrong, Hamilton Fish, 1893-1973.
• Bundy, William P., 1917-2000.
• Campbell, John.
• Diebold, William.
• Frye, Alton.
• Gelb, Leslie H.
• Keller, Kenneth H.
• Lord, Winston.
• Manning, Bayless.
• Maxwell, Kenneth, 1941-.
• Murphy, Richard W. (Richard William), 1929-.
• Osmer-McQuade, Margaret.
• Peterson, Peter G.
• Siegman, Henry.
• Swing, John Temple.
• Tarnoff, Peter.
• Whittaker, Jennifer.
• Council on Foreign Relations.
• America and the World.
• Documents on American Foreign Relations.
• Foreign Affairs.
• The Political Handbook.
• The United States in World Affairs.
• World in Focus.
• Economic history -- 20th century.
• International relations -- 20th century.
• Nonprofit organizations -- United States -- 20th century -- Records and correspondence.
• Research institutes -- United States -- History -- 20th century.
• World politics -- 20th century.
• United States -- Foreign economic relations.
• United States -- Foreign relations -- 20th century.
• Annual reports.
• Correspondence.
• Drafts (documents).
• Manuscripts.
• Minutes.
• Periodicals.
• Proceedings.
• Records.
• Scrapbooks.
• Sound recordings.
• Transcripts.

Browse other finding aids related to the following terms:

• American history/20th century
• American politics and government
• Cold War
• Diplomacy
• Public policy/20th century
• World War II

Contents List

1. Series 1: Board of Directors, 1921-1997 (11.05 linear feet in 27 boxes) History of the Board of Directors The Board of Directors of the Council on Foreign Relations has been the Council's main steering body from its beginning in 1921. The Board is currently led by a Chairman, two vice Chairmen, and the President of the Council, and includes many other Council members. Series Description The Board of Directors Series includes information on the Committees of the Board which oversee general Council issues such as membership, programs, and procedures. Of interest is the long run of Committee on Studies records, which document proposed and selected topics for study by the Studies Department. This series also houses the Board’s meeting minutes, as well as correspondence and miscellaneous materials from the Board of Directors. Arrangement The records in this series are divided into four groups: Committees, arranged alphabetically by subject and then chronologically within; Correspondence, arranged chronologically; Meeting Minutes, arranged chronologically; and Miscellaneous, arranged alphabetically by topic and then chronologically within.

2. Committees

3. Committee on the Council's National Role (CCNR)

4. General

5. 1984-1985 January

   Box 1, Folder 1

6. 1985 February-1985 April

   Box 1, Folder 2

7. 1985 May-1985 October

   Box 1, Folder 3

8. 1985 November-1986 January

   Box 1, Folder 4

9. 1986 February-1987

   Box 1, Folder 5

10. Membership Study

11. Data, 1987

    Box 1, Folder 6

12. Management Summary, 1987

    Box 1, Folder 7

13. Progress Report, 1987

    Box 2, folder 1

14. Task Forces I-IV, 1985-1986

    Box 2, Folder 2

15. Committee on Members' Programs

16. 1972-1974 March

    Box 2, Folder 3

17. 1975-1978

    Box 2, Folder 4

18. Committee on Procedures

19. Background and Membership Analysis, 1964-1972

    Box 2, Folder 5

20. Minutes and Correspondence, 1971-1972

    Box 2, Folder 6

21. Committee on Studies

22. 1926-1932

    Box 3, Folder 1

23. 1933-1937

    Box 3, Folder 2

24. 1938-1940

    Box 3, Folder 3

25. 1941-1944

    Box 3, Folder 4

26. 1945-1946

    Box 3, Folder 5

27. 1946-1947

    Box 4, Folder 1

28. 1947	Box 4, Folder 2

29. 1948	Box 4, Folder 3

30. 1949	Box 4, Folder 4

31. 1950	Box 4, Folder 5

32. 1951	Box 5, Folder 1

33. 1952	Box 5, Folder 2

34. 1952-1953

    Box 5, Folder 3

35. 1953-1954

    Box 5, Folder 4

36. 1954-1955

    Box 6, Folder 1

37. 1955	Box 6, Folder 2

38. 1956	Box 6, Folder 3

39. 1957	Box 6, Folder 4

40. 1958-1959

    Box 6, Folder 5

41. 1959-1962

    Box 7, Folder 1

42. 1963-1964

    Box 7, Folder 2

43. 1965-1966

    Box 7, Folder 3

44. 1966-1968

    Box 7, Folder 4

45. 1968-1969

    Box 7, Folder 5

46. 1970	Box 8, Folder 1

47. 1970-1971

    Box 8, Folder 2

48. 1972-1973

    Box 8, Folder 3

49. 1973-1975

    Box 8, Folder 4

50. 1975	Box 8, Folder 5

51. 1976	Box 8, Folder 6

52. 1977-1978

    Box 9, Folder 1

53. 1978-1979

    Box 9, Folder 2

54. 1980-1981

    Box 9, Folder 3

55. 1982	Box 9, Folder 4

56. 1983-1986

    Box 9, Folder 5

57. 1986-1988

    Box 9, Folder 6

58. 1988-1989

    Box 10, Folder 1

59. 1990	Box 10, Folder 2

60. 1991	Box 10, Folder 3

61. 1992	Box 10, Folder 4

62. 1994	Box 10, Folder 5

63. Administration, 1986-1990

    Box 10, Folder 6

64. Correspondence, etc., 1977-1985

    Box 10, Folder 7

65. Manuscript Studies Status Reports, 1986-1991

    Box 10, Folder 8

66. Reports, 1946-1952

    Box 10, Folder 9

67. Steering Committee

68. 1984-1985

    Box 11, Folder 1

69. 1985	Box 11, Folder 2

70. 1985-1986

    Box 11, Folder 3

71. 1985-1988

    Box 11, Folder 4

72. 1987	Box 11, Folder 5

73. Correspondence

74. 1923-1946

    Box 11, Folder 6

75. 1946-1966

    Box 11, Folder 7

76. 1967-1974

    Box 12, Folder 1

77. 1975-1977

    Box 12, Folder 2

78. Meeting Minutes

79. 1921 September 27-1929 November 18

    Box 12, Folder 3

80. 1930 April 21-1931 October 20

    Box 12, Folder 4

81. 1932 January 14-1934 November 14

    Box 12, Folder 5

82. 1935 April 12-1937 December 21

    Box 13, Folder 1

83. 1938 February 2-1941 November 12

    Box 13, Folder 2

84. 1942 June 16-1944 September 13

    Box 13, Folder 3

85. 1944 November 15-1945 November 15

    Box 13, Folder 4

86. 1946 May 21-1947 December 23

    Box 13, Folder 5

87. 1948 February 17-1951 January 23

    Box 14, Folder 1

88. 1951 May 15-1952 June 19

    Box 14, Folder 2

89. 1952 November 25-1953 February 16

    Box 14, Folder 3

90. 1953 May 18-1954 October 14

    Box 14, Folder 4

91. 1955 October 28-1956 November 15

    Box 14, Folder 5

92. 1956 May 24-1957 January 7

    Box 14, Folder 6

93. 1957 May 28-1959 November 9

    Box 15, Folder 1

94. 1960 January 6-1962 January 23

    Box 15, Folder 2

95. 1962 May 7-1964 January 29

    Box 15, Folder 3

96. 1964 May 27-1965 May 18

    Box 15, Folder 4

97. 1965 November 8-1966 July 19

    Box 15, Folder 5

98. 1966 September 21-1967 May 25

    Box 15, Folder 6

99. 1967 November 1-1968 May 16

    Box 16, Folder 1

100. 1968 October 28-1969 January 30

     Box 16, Folder 2

101. 1969 May 27-1969 November 13

     Box 16, Folder 3

102. 1970 February 3-1970 November 4

     Box 16, Folder 4

103. 1971 February 3-1971 July 22

     Box 16, Folder 5

104. 1971 November 15-1971 November 29

     Box 16, Folder 6

105. 1972 February 28-1972 June 6

     Box 16, Folder 7

106. 1972 October 12

     Box 17, Folder 1

107. 1972 December 18-1973 February 27

     Box 17, Folder 2

108. 1973 April 12-1973 September 10

     Box 17, Folder 3

109. 1973 September 11-1973 December 6

     Box 17, Folder 4

110. 1974 March 14-1974 September 11

     Box 17, Folder 5

111. 1974 September 12-1975 April 10

     Box 17, Folder 6

112. 1975 June 18-1975 September 23

     Box 18, Folder 1

113. 1975 November 4-1976 June 3

     Box 18, Folder 2

114. 1976 September 22-1977 June 6

     Box 18, Folder 3

115. 1977 October 7

     Box 18, Folder 4

116. 1978 January 14

     Box 18, Folder 5

117. 1978 June 15

     Box 18, Folder 6

118. 1978 October 20-1979 January 18

     Box 19, Folder 1

119. 1979 June 6-1979 September 26

     Box 19, Folder 2

120. 1980 February 5-1980 June 25

     Box 19, Folder 3

121. 1980 October 8

     Box 19, Folder 4

122. 1981 January 27

     Box 19, Folder 5

123. 1981 June 10

     Box 19, Folder 6

124. 1981 October 7

     Box 20, Folder 1

125. 1982 February 1

     Box 20, Folder 2

126. 1982 June 1

     Box 20, Folder 3

127. 1982 October 15

     Box 20, Folder 4

128. 1983 February 8

     Box 20, Folder 5

129. 1983 June 7

     Box 20, Folder 6

130. 1983 October 13

     Box 20, Folder 7

131. 1984 February 7-1984 October 10

     Box 21, Folder 1

132. 1985 January 30

     Box 21, Folder 2

133. 1985 June 4

     Box 21, Folder 3

134. 1985 October 16

     Box 21, Folder 4

135. 1985 October 17-1986 January 23

     Box 21, Folder 5

136. 1986 June 10

     Box 21, Folder 6

137. 1986 October 14-1986 October 15

     Box 21, Folder 7

138. 1987 January 22-1987 June 4

     Box 22, Folder 1

139. 1987 October 19-1988 January 28

     Box 22, Folder 2

140. 1988 May 23-1988 October 19

     Box 22, Folder 3

141. 1989 January 31-1989 June 6

     Box 22, Folder 4

142. 1989 October 17-1989 October 18

     Box 22, Folder 5

143. 1989 October 18- 1990 January 30

     Box 22, Folder 6

144. 1990 January 30

     Box 22, Folder 7

145. 1990 June 6

     Box 23, Folder 1

146. 1990 October 16-17

     Box 23, Folder 2

147. 1990 October 17

     Box 23, Folder 3

148. 1991 January 30

     Box 23, Folder 4

149. 1991 January 31

     Box 23, Folder 5

150. 1991 June 4

     Box 23, Folder 6

151. 1991 October 23

     Box 24, Folder 1

152. 1992 June 2-1993 June 1

     Box 24, Folder 2

153. 1992 October 12-14

     Box 24, Folder 3

154. 1993 January 26

     Box 24, Folder 4

155. 1993 June 1

     Box 24, Folder 5

156. 1993 October 12-13

     Box 24, Folder 6 to 7

157. 1993 October 13

     Box 25, Folder 1

158. Miscellaneous

159. General

160. 1978-1979, 1987, 1997

     Box 25, Folder 2

161. 1979-1981

     Box 25, Folder 3

162. 1982-1985

     Box 25, Folder 4

163. 1984-1986

     Box 25, Folder 5

164. 1990-1992

     Box 25, Folder 6 to 7

165. Appointments, 1992

     Box 25, Folder 8

166. Biographies, 1990-1994

     Box 25, Folder 9

167. By Law Changes, 1991-1992

     Box 26, Folder 1

168. Candidates, 1994

     Box 26, Folder 2

169. Committee

170. General, 1993-1994

     Box 26, Folder 3

171. Assignments, 1991-1993

     Box 26, Folder 4

172. Composition, 1972-1980

     Box 26, Folder 5

173. Elections, 1972-1973

     Box 26, Folder 6

174. Elections, 1989

     Box 26, Folder 7

175. Electoral Changes, 1991-1992

     Box 26, Folder 8

176. Executive Committee Meetings, 1972-1973

     Box 26, Folder 9

177. Finance and Budget Committee Meeting, 1978 June 9

     Box 26, Folder 10

178. Letters

179. Members, 1992

     Box 26, Folder 11

180. New Directors, 1992

     Box 26, Folder 12

181. Project "X", 1971

     Box 26, Folder 13

182. Resignations and Acceptances, 1992

     Box 26, Folder 14

183. Retreat

184. General, 1978 January

     Box 26, Folder 15

185. Briefing Materials for Council Board Retreat, 1978 January 14

     Box 27, Folder 1

186. Swing, John Temple, Talking Points, 1991 January 16

     Box 27, Folder 2

188. Series 2: Administration, 1918-1996 (31.29 linear feet in 75 boxes) History of the Administration The Administration of the Council on Foreign relations is based around its Executive Office. While the Board steers the general direction of the Council, the Administration directs day-to-day functions and contact with members. The president of the Council oversees the daily operations of the Council such as meetings and studies programs, publications, membership, and Council-affiliated committees, but is also responsible for strategic planning and institutional policy, formed in consultation with the board of directors. Series Description The Administration Series of the Council on Foreign Relations contains records relating to the general operations of the organization, including subject files on administrative matters, files from the Executive Office of the Council, Library and Archive records and materials documenting the various trips offered to members of the Council. In general, this series contains departmental records not falling under any of the other series. Arrangement The Administrative Series is divided into four subseries: General Files, Executive Office, Library and Archives, and Trips.

189. Subseries 2A: General, 1918-1995 (6.26 linear feet in 15 boxes) Subseries Description The General Files Subseries documents portions of the administrative functions of the Council. It includes subject files on various administrative matters, including rules and policies of the Council, relations with other organizations (including the Royal Institute of International Affairs, the Council’s parallel organization in London), fundraising, and records on legal issues such as breaches of confidentiality, as well as attacks on and critiques of the Council. Other information included in this subseries documents anniversary planning and the history of the Harold Pratt House, the Council’s New York headquarters. This subseries includes some significant documents from the Council’s formative years, such as documents on the "Anglo-American Institute of Foreign Affairs," and information on the merger between its American branch and the existing Council on Foreign Relations (and materials from that earlier body); early drafts of a charter and statements of purpose, early correspondence, meeting minutes and membership lists; and documents on the development of the Foreign Affairs journal. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by subject.

190. Advisory Panels

191. Archives, 1972-1974

     Box 28, Folder 1

192. Non-Attribution Rule, 1974-1981

     Box 28, Folder 2

193. Research and Studies Program, 1972-1973

     Box 28, Folder 3

194. Aid to Europe

195. Administrative Matters, 1948-1951

     Box 28, Folder 4

196. Rogers, Lindsay, Correspondence, 1948-1951

     Box 28, Folder 5

197. Annual Report Information, 1986-1988, 1991

     Box 28, Folder 6

198. Attacks

199. 1950-1962

     Box 28, Folder 7

200. 1962-1963

     Box 28, Folder 8

201. 1964	Box 28, Folder 9

202. 1965-1968

     Box 29, Folder 1

203. 1969-1971

     Box 29, Folder 2

204. 1972	Box 29, Folder 3

205. 1973	Box 29, Folder 4

206. 1973-1981, 1989-1991

     Box 29, Folder 5

207. Undated

     Box 29, Folder 6

208. Oversized, circa 1955-1965 (removed to Box 756)

209. Foreign Affairs, 1961-1962, 1966

     Box 29, Folder 7

210. Postcards, 1962-1964 (primarily to Nelson Rockefeller)

     Box 30, Folder 1

211. Rightwing, 1980-1983

     Box 30, Folder 2

212. Rightwing, 1989-1990

     Box 30, Folder 3

213. Smoot, Dan

214. 1959-1963

     Box 30, Folder 4

215. 1963-1969

     Box 30, Folder 5

216. Board of Governors Ballots, 1919

     Box 30, Folder 6

217. Bundy, William/ Foreign Affairs Controversy, 1971-1972

     Box 30, Folder 7

218. Canadian-American Group

219. Dean, Edgar P., Correspondence, 1939-1941

     Box 30, Folder 8 to 9

220. Dean, Edgar P., Correspondence, 1939-1941

     Box 31, Folder 1

221. General Correspondence, 1939-1941

     Box 31, Folder 2

222. Working Materials, 1939-1940

     Box 31, Folder 3

223. Carnegie Fellowships, United Nations, 1958-1959

     Box 31, Folder 4

224. Ceremonial Occasions

225. 1930-1947

     Box 31, Folder 5

226. 1948-1984

     Box 31, Folder 6

227. 1985-1989

     Box 31, Folder 7

228. Committee on Foreign Securities, 1919

     Box 31, Folder 8

229. Computers, Purchase and Use of, 1968-1983

     Box 31, Folder 9

230. Conferences

231. Bi-national Conferences, Reports and Policy, 1952-1978

     Box 31, Folder 10

232. Correspondence, 1919-1920

     Box 32, Folder 1

233. China, 1919

     Box 32, Folder 2

234. Russia, 1919

     Box 32, Folder 3 to 4

235. Correspondence

236. General, 1945-1955

     Box 32, Folder 5 to 8

237. Barber, Joseph, 1949-1951, 1963-1964

     Box 32, Folder 9

238. Emeny, Brooks, 1944

     Box 33, Folder 1

239. Entertainment, 1922-1941

     Box 33, Folder 2

240. Famous People, 1928-1949

     Box 33, Folder 3

241. Mineral Inquiry, 1942-1943

     Box 33, Folder 4

242. Personal Interest, 1940-1944

     Box 33, Folder 5

243. Council Space

244. Harold Pratt House History, 1939-1971, 1976-1978, 1990

     Box 33, Folder 6

245. Office Space, 1924-1968, 1987-1988

     Box 33, Folder 7

246. Early Documentation, 1921-1978

     Box 33, Folder 8

247. Early Years and History, 1918-1981

     Box 34, Folder 1 to 2

248. Fellowships

249. Carnegie (Africa), 1955-1961

     Box 34, Folder 3

250. Latin America, 1956-1961

     Box 34, Folder 4 to 5

251. Murrow, Edward R., 1965, 1975-1983

     Box 34, Folder 6

252. Fiftieth Anniversary of the Council on Foreign Relations, 1966-1973

     Box 34, Folder 7

253. Financial Contributions and Fundraising, 1946-1952, 1969, 1977, 1983-1992

     Box 34, Folder 8

254. Foundation Fundraising

255. General

256. A-O, 1931-1971

     Box 35, Folder 1

257. R-T, 1927-1976

     Box 35, Folder 2

258. Carnegie Corporation

259. 1929-1959

     Box 35, Folder 3

260. 1959-1964

     Box 35, Folder 4

261. 1964-1970

     Box 35, Folder 5

262. Ford Foundation

263. 1948-1959

     Box 35, Folder 6

264. 1960-1963

     Box 36, Folder 1

265. 1963-1970, 1982-1985

     Box 36, Folder 2

266. Latin America Projects, 1977-1984

     Box 36, Folder 3

267. Rockefeller Foundation

268. 1927-1946

     Box 36, Folder 4

269. 1946-1953

     Box 36, Folder 5

270. 1953-1957, 1962-1976

     Box 36, Folder 6

271. War and Peace Studies Project, 1939-1945

     Box 37, Folder 1

272. Soviet-American Relations Project, 1978-1984

     Box 37, Folder 2

273. Historical Interest, 1937-1964

     Box 37, Folder 3

274. International Affairs Fellows Annual Seminars

275. 1985 June 13-14

     Box 37, Folder 4

276. 1993 June 3-4

     Box 37, Folder 5

277. Legal Issues

278. General, 1926-1970, 1983

     Box 37, Folder 6 to 7

279. Ellsberg Subpoena

280. 1971	Box 37, Folder 8

281. 1971-1972

     Box 37, Folder 9

282. Meetings, 1918-1920

     Box 38, Folder 1 to 2

283. Membership

284. Committee on Membership, 1952-1971

     Box 38, Folder 3

285. Member Relations

286. 1919-1959

     Box 38, Folder 4

287. 1960-1981

     Box 38, Folder 5

288. Members' Program Committee, 1973-1974

     Box 38, Folder 6

289. Policy Committee

290. 1921, 1952

     Box 39, Folder 1

291. 1952	Box 39, Folder 2

292. Reports, 1952

     Box 39, Folder 3

293. Public Relations, 1970-1979

     Box 39, Folder 4

294. Publicity, 1922-1973, 1989

     Box 39, Folder 5

295. Relations with Other Organizations

296. ACLS - Aspen Institute, Italia, 1931-1993

     Box 39, Folder 6

297. Atlantic-Bridge - Atlantic Institute, 1955-1971

     Box 39, Folder 7

298. Australia - Canadian, 1938-1973

     Box 40, Folder 1

299. Canadian - Carnegie, 1932-1978

     Box 40, Folder 2

300. Center - Council, 1922-1972

     Box 40, Folder 3

301. Deutsche - Ditchley, 1962-1973

     Box 40, Folder 4

302. Ditchely Foundation - Institut des Relations Internationales, 1927-1973

     Box 40, Folder 5

303. Government, 1926-1964

     Box 40, Folder 6

304. Government, 1964-1971 Foreign Governments (A-Z), 1937-1964

     Box 40, Folder 7

305. Institut für Europäische Politik - International Rescue Committee, 1927-1972

     Box 41, Folder 1

306. International Study Project - Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, 1931-1995

     Box 41, Folder 2

307. Royal Institute of International Affairs

308. 1923-1935

     Box 41, Folder 3

309. 1936-1952

     Box 41, Folder 4

310. 1952-1973

     Box 41, Folder 5

311. South Africa, World Peace Foundation, 1929-1971

     Box 41, Folder 6

312. Requests for Substantive Information, 1943-1958, 1961

     Box 42, Folder 1

313. Rules, Policies, and Off-the-Record Violations

314. 1924-1970

     Box 42, Folder 2

315. 1971-1981

     Box 42, Folder 3

316. Signatures of Famous Men

317. A-K, 1924-1969

     Box 42, Folder 4

318. K-W, 1923-1961

     Box 42, Folder 5

319. Staff Members and Their Positions, 1962-1978

     Box 42, Folder 6

320. Television Program Pilot with WNET Channel 13, 1980-1982

     Box 42, Folder 7

321. Television Series, Funding, 1983

     Box 42, Folder 8

322. Tiwana, Sir Khizar Hayat, 1953-1954

     Box 42, Folder 9

323. Willkie, Wendell, 1942-1977

     Box 42, Folder 10

324. World War II Censor Problems and Miscellaneous, 1940-1968

     Box 42, Folder 11

325. Miscellaneous Unidentified, 1919-1963

     Box 42, Folder 12

326. Subseries 2B: Executive Office, 1952-1996 (22.94 linear feet in 55 boxes) Subseries Description The Executive Office Subseries documents the work of the president and high level offices. Records in this subseries include subject files and correspondence on study groups, projects, conferences, membership, fellowships, trips, planning, development, and outreach. Individuals documented within this subseries include: Grayson Kirk, director (1950-1973), president (1964-1971) and vice chairman of the Board (1971-1973) Bayless Manning, president and director (1971-1977) Winston Lord president and director (1977-1985) John Temple Swing, vice president (1972-1986), president pro-tem (1985-1986), and executive vice president (1986-1993) Peter Tarnoff, director and president (1986-1993) Alton Frye, vice president (1987-1993), director, president, and senior vice president (1993) Leslie H. Gelb, director (1993-2003) and president (1993-2003) Peter G. Peterson, Chairman of the Board (1985-current [2006]) Arrangement Arranged chronologically by individual’s tenure as president and alphabetically by subject thereunder; Peterson records are filed at the end of the subseries, followed by a Miscellaneous section.

327. Kirk, Grayson

328. Monthly Meetings, 1965-1971

     Box 43, Folder 1

329. Manning, Bayless

330. Correspondence, 1970-1977

331. A-B	Box 43, Folder 2

332. C	Box 43, Folder 3

333. D-E	Box 43, Folder 4

334. F-G	Box 43, Folder 5

335. H	Box 43, Folder 6

336. I-J-K

     Box 44, Folder 1

337. L	Box 44, Folder 2

338. M	Box 44, Folder 3

339. N-O-P

     Box 44, Folder 4

340. Q-R	Box 44, Folder 5

341. S	Box 44, Folder 6

342. T-U-V

     Box 44, Folder 7

343. W-Z	Box 44, Folder 8

344. Subject Files

345. Administration Planning Group, 1977 September-1978 February

     Box 45, Folder 1

346. Atlantic Institute, 1971 October-1972 December

     Box 45, Folder 2

347. Attacks on Council, 1972 May-1976 July

     Box 45, Folder 3

348. Australian Institute of International Affairs, 1972 July-1976 May

     Box 45, Folder 4

349. Chatham House, 1971 October-1976 August

     Box 45, Folder 5

350. Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, 1971 September-1976 February

     Box 45, Folder 6

351. Chiefs Lunch Group, 1971-1976

     Box 45, Folder 7

352. China Trip, 1971-1975

     Box 45, Folder 8

353. Committee on Council Term Membership, 1977 January-1979 May

     Box 45, Folder 9

354. Committees on Foreign Relations, 1972-1973

     Box 45, Folder 10

355. Council on World Affairs, 1971 November-1975 August

     Box 45, Folder 11

356. Deutschen Gesellschaft, 1972 October-1974 November

     Box 45, Folder 12

357. Ellsberg Papers, 1971 January-1972 January

     Box 45, Folder 13

358. Enclosure for Cover Letters, 1977 March 22

     Box 45, Folder 14

359. Fellowships: General, 1973 July-1977 December

     Box 45, Folder 15

360. Finance and Budget, General, 1971 August-1975 February

     Box 45, Folder 16

361. Foreign Affairs, General, 1970 November-1976 August

     Box 45, Folder 17

362. Foreign Policy Association, 1971 September-1976 July

     Box 45, Folder 18

363. German Marshall Fund, 1973 June-1977 August

     Box 45, Folder 19

364. Inquiries Regarding Council, 1971-1978

     Box 45, Folder 20

365. International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1971 November-1976 March

     Box 46, Folder 1

366. "Jeffcoat," 1976-1978

     Box 46, Folder 2

367. Membership

368. General, 1971 August-1976 July

     Box 46, Folder 3

369. Committee on Term Membership, 1971 October-1976 June

     Box 46, Folder 4

370. New Members

371. 1973 January-1974 July

     Box 46, Folder 5

372. 1974 December-1976 June

     Box 46, Folder 6

373. Membership Committee and Meetings, 1972 October-1979 May

     Box 46, Folder 7

374. Memoranda, Council

375. Members, 1972-1976

     Box 46, Folder 8

376. Staff, 1972-1976

     Box 46, Folder 9

377. Program Review

378. Books-Press, 1965-1973

     Box 46, Folder 10

379. Budget Projection, 1973-1976

     Box 46, Folder 11

380. Business Community, 1971-1972

     Box 47, Folder 1

381. Capital Fund Drive, 1973-1977

     Box 47, Folder 2

382. Constituent Elements, 1971-1974

     Box 47, Folder 3

383. Future Program and Funding

384. Mailings, 1972-1973

     Box 47, Folder 4

385. Replies

386. 1968-1973 May

     Box 47, Folder 5

387. 1973 June-1976 December

     Box 47, Folder 6

388. General-Philosophic, 1971-1974

     Box 47, Folder 7

389. Media Panel, 1973

     Box 47, Folder 8

390. Studies Program Coordinating Committee, 1973-1976

     Box 47, Folder 9

391. Public Communication

     Box 48

392. General, 1974 February-1976 August

     Box 48, Folder 1

393. World Affairs Monograph Service, 1975 September-1976 February

     Box 48, Folder 2

394. Publications

395. General, 1971 June-1976 November

     Box 48, Folder 3

396. Annual Report, 1972 June-1976 July

     Box 48, Folder 4

397. President's Report, 1971 July-1975 September

     Box 48, Folder 5

398. Studies Program

399. General

400. 1971 February-1976 May

     Box 48, Folder 6

401. 1976 November-1978 June

     Box 48, Folder 7

402. 1978 August-1979 June

     Box 48, Folder 8

403. Inter-American Program, 1974 October-1977 August

     Box 48, Folder 9

404. Term Membership, General, 1977 August-1979 June

     Box 48, Folder 10

405. Trilateral Commission, 1972 May-1973 October

     Box 49, Folder 1

406. United World Colleges, 1972 November-1975 March

     Box 49, Folder 2

407. World Affairs Publications Service, 1976 September 3-1977 July 25

     Box 49, Folder 3

408. Lord, Winston

409. General, 1984-1985

     Box 49, Folder 4

410. Amman Conference Report, 1984

     Box 49, Folder 5

411. Annual Conference, 1984-1985

     Box 49, Folder 6

412. Annual Dinner, 1984 July 1-1985 June 30

     Box 49, Folder 7

413. Arab Thought Forum, 1983

     Box 49, Folder 8

414. Bacon House, 1980

     Box 49, Folder 9

415. Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs

416. 1977-1981

     Box 49, Folder 10

417. 1981	Box 50, Folder 1

418. Bay Area Committee, 1983 June 30

     Box 50, Folder 2

419. Centre for Inter-American Relations, 1979-1980

     Box 50, Folder 3

420. Chatham House, 1976 September 1

     Box 50, Folder 4

421. Chiefs Lunch Group

422. 1976 September 1

     Box 50, Folder 5

423. 1979-1983

     Box 50, Folder 6

424. Chiefs Lunch Meeting, 1984

     Box 50, Folder 7

425. China

426. 1975-1979

     Box 50, Folder 8

427. 1979	Box 50, Folder 9

428. Committees on Foreign Relations, 1984-1985

     Box 50, Folder 10

429. Corporate Program, 1984 July 1-1985 June 30

430. General

     Box 50, Folder 11

431. Seminars

     Box 50, Folder 12

432. Correspondence

433. A-D, 1979-1985

434. Aa – Ap

     Box 50, Folder 13

435. Ar – Az

     Box 50, Folder 14

436. Bab – BBC

     Box 51, Folder 1

437. Bearg – Bing

     Box 51, Folder 2

438. Bir – Brey

     Box 51, Folder 3

439. Brey – Burns

     Box 51, Folder 4

440. Burt – Byro

     Box 51, Folder 5

441. Ca - Ce

     Box 51, Folder 6

442. Ce – Ci

     Box 51, Folder 7

443. Ci – Co

     Box 52, Folder 1

444. Co	Box 52, Folder 2

445. Cr – Cz

     Box 52, Folder 3

446. Da – Den

     Box 52, Folder 4

447. Dep – Dz

     Box 52, Folder 5

448. E-Hes, 1979-1985

449. Ea – En

     Box 53, Folder 1

450. Eo – Ez

     Box 53, Folder 2

451. Fa – Fo

     Box 53, Folder 3

452. Fr – Fu

     Box 54, Folder 1

453. Gab – Gar

     Box 54, Folder 2

454. Gar – Ger

     Box 54, Folder 3

455. Ger – Gley

     Box 54, Folder 4

456. Go – Gr

     Box 54, Folder 5

457. Gr – Gw

     Box 54, Folder 6

458. Ha – Haug

     Box 55, Folder 1

459. Haus – Hes

     Box 55, Folder 2

460. Hess-M, 1979-1985

461. Hess – Hodg

     Box 55, Folder 3

462. Hodi – Houg

     Box 55, Folder 4

463. Hous – Hyl

     Box 55, Folder 5

464. Ia – Iz

     Box 55, Folder 6

465. Jack – Jav

     Box 56, Folder 1

466. Jef – Jus

     Box 56, Folder 2

467. Kah – Klei

     Box 56, Folder 3

468. Klei – Kwang

     Box 56, Folder 4

469. Labb – Lewis

     Box 56, Folder 5

470. Lewis – Long

     Box 56, Folder 6

471. Long – Lupfur

     Box 57, Folder 1

472. Lym – Lyet

     Box 57, Folder 2

473. Mac – Marder

     Box 57, Folder 3

474. Mari – Mela

     Box 57, Folder 4

475. Mela – Monte

     Box 57, Folder 5

476. Montg – Myers

     Box 57, Folder 6

477. N-S, 1979-1985

478. Nach – Neth

     Box 58, Folder 1

479. New – Nye

     Box 58, Folder 2

480. O	Box 58, Folder 3

481. Paci – Pill

     Box 58, Folder 4

482. Pin – Put

     Box 58, Folder 5

483. Q	Box 58, Folder 6

484. Rab – Rice

     Box 58, Folder 7

485. Rich – Rock

     Box 59, Folder 1

486. Rock – Ross

     Box 59, Folder 2

487. Rost – Ry

     Box 59, Folder 3

488. Sachs – Schub

     Box 59, Folder 4

489. Schub – Schweb

     Box 59, Folder 5

490. Schweb – Ship

     Box 59, Folder 6

491. Shis – Snit

     Box 60, Folder 1

492. Sobh – Stead

     Box 60, Folder 2

493. Stead – Strobe

     Box 60, Folder 3

494. Stroud – Symi

     Box 60, Folder 4

495. T-Z, 1979-1985

496. Taft – Tee

     Box 60, Folder 5

497. Teic – Trani

     Box 60, Folder 6

498. Trani – Twee

     Box 61, Folder 1

499. U	Box 61, Folder 2

500. Vaky – Vratusa

     Box 61, Folder 3

501. Wac – Wet

     Box 61, Folder 4

502. Wha – Willi

     Box 61, Folder 5

503. Willi – Wris

     Box 61, Folder 6

504. X	Box 61, Folder 7

505. Y	Box 62, Folder 1

506. Z	Box 62, Folder 2

507. 1984 (Incoming Unsorted)

     Box 62, Folder 3

508. Dallas, 1984-1985

     Box 62, Folder 4

509. Department Group

510. 1978-1979

     Box 62, Folder 5

511. 1984-1985

     Box 62, Folder 6

512. Department and Studies Group

513. 1980-1983

     Box 62, Folder 7

514. 1984	Box 62, Folder 8

515. Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik

516. 1976 September 1

     Box 62, Folder 9

517. 1980-1983

     Box 62, Folder 10

518. Executive Committee

519. 1980	Box 62, Folder 11

520. 1984 July 1-1985 June 30

     Box 62, Folder 12

521. Fellows, General, 1983 June 30

     Box 62, Folder 13

522. Fellowships

     Box 63

523. 1979-1981

     Box 63, Folder 1

524. General, 1984-1985

     Box 63, Folder 2

525. International Affairs Fellows Program, 1984-1985

     Box 63, Folder 3

526. Levy, Walter, 1984-1985

     Box 63, Folder 4

527. Murrow, Edward R., 1984-1985

     Box 63, Folder 5

528. Shepardson, Whitney, 1984-1985

     Box 63, Folder 6

529. State Department, 1984-1985

     Box 63, Folder 7

530. Foreign Affairs

531. 1976 September 1

     Box 63, Folder 8

532. 1979-1981

     Box 63, Folder 9

533. 1983	Box 63, Folder 10

534. 1984-1985

     Box 63, Folder 11

535. Special Committee on Foreign Affairs, 1983 June 30

     Box 63, Folder 12

536. Foreign Policy Association

537. 1976 September 1

     Box 63, Folder 13

538. 1980-1982

     Box 63, Folder 14

539. French Institute of International Relations, 1979-1980

     Box 63, Folder 15

540. General Administration

541. 1978 January

     Box 64, Folder 1

542. 1984 July 1-1985 June 30

     Box 64, Folder 2

543. Inquiries

544. 1978 July

     Box 64, Folder 3

545. 1983	Box 64, Folder 4

546. 1984-1985

     Box 64, Folder 5

547. Institute of Strategic Studies, 1981

     Box 64, Folder 6

548. International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1979

     Box 64, Folder 7

549. International Management and Development Institute, 1980-1981

     Box 64, Folder 8

550. Japan Centre for International Exchange, Advisory Board, 1983

     Box 64, Folder 9

551. Meeting/Dinner, 1986 June 3

     Box 64, Folder 10

552. Meetings Program

553. General, 1984-1985

     Box 64, Folder 11

554. Carrington Lunch, 1984

     Box 64, Folder 12

555. Central America Conference, 1985

     Box 64, Folder 13

556. Dayan Centre Conference, 1984-1985

     Box 64, Folder 14

557. Friedman Transcript, 1984

     Box 64, Folder 15

558. International Studies Association Conference, 1984-1985

     Box 65, Folder 1

559. London, 1984-1985

     Box 65, Folder 2

560. Los Angeles, 1984-1985

     Box 65, Folder 3

561. Minneapolis, 1984

     Box 65, Folder 4

562. Nonprofit Coordinating Committee, 1984-1985

     Box 65, Folder 5

563. Organization Contacts, 1984-1985

     Box 65, Folder 6

564. Paris, 1984

     Box 65, Folder 7

565. San Francisco, 1984

     Box 65, Folder 8

566. Sons and Daughters, 1984-1985

     Box 65, Folder 9

567. Speakers, 1984-1985

     Box 65, Folder 10

568. Vietnam, 1984-1985

     Box 65, Folder 11

569. Washington, 1984-1985

     Box 65, Folder 12

570. Membership

571. General, 1978-1979

     Box 65, Folder 13

572. Committee and Meeting Material, 1983

     Box 65, Folder 14

573. Correspondence, New Members, 1983

     Box 65, Folder 15

574. Invitations to New Members, etc., 1976 September 1

     Box 65, Folder 16

575. Term Members, 1983

     Box 65, Folder 17

576. Memoranda to Members

577. 1976-1979

     Box 66, Folder 1

578. 1979-1985

     Box 66, Folder 2

579. Memoranda to Staff

580. 1976-1979

     Box 66, Folder 3

581. 1979-1983

     Box 66, Folder 4

582. 1984-1985

     Box 66, Folder 5

583. Military Trips, 1983

     Box 66, Folder 6

584. Nashville Conference, 1984-1985

     Box 66, Folder 7

585. Nominating Committee, 1983

     Box 66, Folder 8

586. Outreach, 1977-1984

     Box 66, Folder 9

587. Phoenix Conference, 1984 July 1-1985 June 30

     Box 66, Folder 10

588. Portland, Oregon, 1984 July 1-1985 June 30

     Box 66, Folder 11

589. President's Report, 1982-1983

     Box 66, Folder 12

590. Presidency, Introduction and Conclusion, 1972, 1985-1986

     Box 66, Folder 13

591. Program and Administration Staff Group, 1977-1978

     Box 67, Folder 1

592. Public Communications: General, 1976 September 1

     Box 67, Folder 2

593. Romberg, Alan, 1985

     Box 67, Folder 3

594. Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1984

     Box 67, Folder 4

595. Speakers, 1984 July 1-1985 June 30

     Box 67, Folder 5

596. Staff

597. Mini-Retreat, 1984 August 1

     Box 67, Folder 6

598. Newsletter, 1984 July1-1985 June 30

     Box 67, Folder 7

599. Retreat, 1982-1983

     Box 67, Folder 8

600. Washington Program, 1977-1985

     Box 67, Folder 9

601. Zimmerman, 1984-1985

     Box 67, Folder 10

602. Swing, John Temple

603. 1980s Project Correspondence Public Review Group on Soviet Economy, 1977

     Box 67, Folder 11

604. Activities Regarding Tax-Exempt Status, 1986-1990

     Box 67, Folder 12

605. Administration, General, 1975-1986

     Box 67, Folder 13

606. Africa Project, 1952-1979

     Box 67, Folder 14

607. America and the World Tapes

608. 1990	Box 67, Folder 15

609. 1990-1991

     Box 68, Folder 1 to 2

610. American Enterprise Institute, 1978-1979

     Box 68, Folder 3

611. Anglo-American Conference, 1974

     Box 68, Folder 4

612. Archives, 1972-1977

     Box 68, Folder 5

613. Atlantic Policy Studies, 1962-1968

     Box 68, Folder 6

614. Australian Conference, 1972-1975

     Box 68, Folder 7

615. Belgrade Conference, 1977

     Box 68, Folder 8

616. Booz-Allen Study, 1987

     Box 68, Folder 9

617. Case Statement 75/75 Latest Draft, 1992-1993

     Box 68, Folder 10

618. Center for International Dispute Resolution, 1993

     Box 68, Folder 11

619. Certificates of Resolutions, 1966-1979

     Box 68, Folder 12

620. Committee In Council's National Role, 1985-1986

     Box 69, Folder 1 to 2

621. Committees

622. General, 1982-1988

     Box 69, Folder 3

623. On Foreign Relations

624. Albuquerque-Billings, 1975-1988

     Box 69, Folder 4

625. Bi-Centennial Dues, 1976

     Box 69, Folder 5

626. Birmingham-Charlottesville, 1975-1988

     Box 69, Folder 6

627. Cleveland-Dallas, 1978-1988

     Box 69, Folder 7

628. Denver-Los Angeles, 1971-1988

     Box 70, Folder 1

629. Miami-Phoenix, 1972-1988

     Box 70, Folder 2

630. Portland-Salt Lake City, 1972-1988

     Box 70, Folder 3

631. San Francisco-Tampa, 1975-1987

     Box 70, Folder 4

632. Tucson-Worcester, 1975-1987

     Box 70, Folder 5

633. On Members' Programs, 1973-1985

     Box 70, Folder 6

634. On Studies, 1969-1972

     Box 70, Folder 7

635. Communication/Outreach Advisory Committee, 1978

     Box 70, Folder 8

636. Correspondence

637. A-F, 1967-1990

     Box 70, Folder 9

638. G-W, 1970-1993

     Box 71, Folder 1

639. Miscellaneous, 1973-1984

     Box 71, Folder 2

640. Council Activities, 1977-1978

     Box 71, Folder 3

641. Council on Foreign Relations Discussion Groups

642. Foreign Policy Organization, 1975-1976

     Box 71, Folder 4

643. Relations with the Third World, 1972-1973

     Box 71, Folder 5

644. Discussion Groups, 1978

     Box 71, Folder 6

645. Fellowships, 1988-1990

     Box 71, Folder 7

646. Impact File, 1963-1979

     Box 71, Folder 8

647. Inquiries, 1964-1976

     Box 71, Folder 9

648. International Law and the Use of Force, 1985-1989

     Box 71, Folder 10

649. Japan/Bames Volume, 1975-1979

     Box 71, Folder 11

650. Leffingwell Lectures, Miyazawa, 1978-1979

     Box 71, Folder 12

651. Letters of Condolence

652. 1990-1993

     Box 72, Folder 1

653. 1990-1994

     Box 72, Folder 2

654. Lord, Winston -Departure Arrangements, 1985

     Box 72, Folder 3

655. Media Training, 1987-1991

     Box 72, Folder 4

656. Membership, 1968-1988

     Box 72, Folder 5

657. Membership, Women's Task Force, 1990-1993

     Box 72, Folder 6

658. Military Trips, 1978-1989

     Box 72, Folder 7

659. National Strategy Seminar, 1969

     Box 72, Folder 8

660. Non-Attribution Rule, 1991

     Box 72, Folder 9

661. Non Profit Coordinating Committee of New York

662. Budget, 1986-1988

     Box 72, Folder 10

663. Communications, 1985-1986

     Box 72, Folder 11

664. Corporate Development Committee, 1984-1988

     Box 72, Folder 12

665. Correspondence

666. 1982-1984

     Box 73, Folder 1

667. 1985-1986

     Box 73, Folder 2

668. 1987-1989

     Box 73, Folder 3

669. Executive Committee Meetings, 1985-1987

     Box 73, Folder 4

670. Fundraising, 1985-1988

     Box 73, Folder 5

671. Governmental Relations Committee, 1985-1986

     Box 73, Folder 6

672. Lists of Members, circa 1985-1989

     Box 73, Folder 7

673. Membership Committee, 1986-1987

     Box 74, Folder 1

674. Nominating Committee, 1986

     Box 74, Folder 2

675. Non-Profit Organizations Survey, 1988

     Box 74, Folder 3

676. Program Planning Committee, 1986

     Box 74, Folder 4

677. Organization, Undated (by-laws, charters, etc.)

     Box 74, Folder 5

678. Retreats and Breakfast Meetings, 1985-1986

     Box 74, Folder 6

679. Space Task Force, 1982-1986

     Box 74, Folder 7

680. Navy in the 1990s, Undated

     Box 74, Folder 8

681. New Member Orientation, 1986-1992

     Box 74, Folder 9

682. Not-for-Attribution Rule, 1972-1979

     Box 74, Folder 10

683. Outside Organizations

684. Atlantic Council-Chatham House, 1972-1986

     Box 74, Folder 11

685. Chicago Committee-Foreign Institutes, 1973-1988

     Box 74, Folder 12

686. Foreign Policy Association-World Affairs Council of Northern California, 1973-1990

     Box 74, Folder 13

687. Organizational Charts, 1968-1988

     Box 74, Folder 14

688. Panels

689. Business Community, 1972

     Box 74, Folder 15

690. Constituent Elements, 1971-1975

     Box 75, Folder 1

691. Council Archives, 1973-1974

     Box 75, Folder 2

692. Research and Studies, 1972-1973

     Box 75, Folder 3

693. Permissions Department, 1990

     Box 75, Folder 4

694. Polish-American Conferences, 1976-1979

     Box 75, Folder 5

695. Political Handbook of the World, 1986-1988

     Box 75, Folder 6

696. Procedures, Execution Office, 1988-1989

     Box 75, Folder 7

697. Publication Correspondence, 1974-1975

     Box 75, Folder 8

698. Publications and Copyrights, 1981-1991

     Box 75, Folder 9

699. Publicity, 1985-1989

     Box 75, Folder 10

700. Public Relations - General, 1983-1986

     Box 75, Folder 11

701. Responses, 75/75, 1992

     Box 75, Folder 12

702. Retreat, 1978, 1982

     Box 75, Folder 13

703. Rockefeller, David, Correspondence, 1972-1985

     Box 76, Folder 1

704. Studies Groups, 1978

     Box 76, Folder 2

705. Studies Program

706. Kennan Institute, 1977-1979

     Box 76, Folder 3

707. Review of Books Program, 1971-1974

     Box 76, Folder 4

708. Studies Staff

709. Camps, Miriam, 1970-1974

     Box 76, Folder 5

710. Retreat, 1982

     Box 76, Folder 6

711. Study Group International Law, 1984

     Box 76, Folder 7

712. Subcommittee on Council Records: Meeting, 1974 December 12

     Box 76, Folder 8

713. Term Members, 1990

     Box 76, Folder 9

714. United States-Brazil Binational Conferences, 1978-1980

     Box 76, Folder 10

715. Visiting Fellows Memos, 1982-1987

     Box 76, Folder 11

716. Miscellaneous, 1964-1985

     Box 76, Folder 12

717. Tarnoff, Peter

718. Administration, 1985-1986

     Box 76, Folder 13

719. Africa

720. 1990-1992

     Box 76, Folder 14

721. 1993-1994

     Box 76, Folder 15

722. Fellow, 1992

     Box 76, Folder 16

723. Asia, 1992

     Box 77, Folder 1

724. Asia Files, Romberg, 1990-1991

     Box 77, Folder 2

725. Brookings Institute, 1991-1992

     Box 77, Folder 3

726. Cambodia, 1992

     Box 77, Folder 4

727. Center for Global Partnership - Institutions JTS, 1991

     Box 77, Folder 5

728. Chiefs Lunch Group, 1985-1986

     Box 77, Folder 6

729. Commission on Reform, Carnegie, 1992

     Box 77, Folder 7

730. Committees

731. 1990-1991

     Box 77, Folder 8

732. 1992	Box 77, Folder 9

733. Committees on Foreign Relations

734. General, 1985-1986

     Box 77, Folder 10

735. Annual Conference, 1985-1986

     Box 77, Folder 11

736. Corporate Program, 1985-1987

     Box 77, Folder 12

737. Correspondence

738. General, 1985-1986

     Box 77, Folder 13

739. A-E, 1985-1986

     Box 78, Folder 1

740. F-K, 1985-1986

     Box 78, Folder 2

741. L-R, 1985-1986

     Box 78, Folder 3

742. Correspondence, Other Governments, 1992

     Box 78, Folder 4

743. Council Briefings, 1993

     Box 78, Folder 5

744. Cuba, 1992

     Box 78, Folder 6

745. Drafts, Appointment Letter Foreign Affairs, 1992

     Box 78, Folder 7

746. East-West Center

747. 1990-1992

     Box 78, Folder 8

748. 1991-1992

     Box 78, Folder 9

749. Endispute, Inc., Antonia Handler Chayers, 1991

     Box 78, Folder 10

750. Energy Forum, 1993

     Box 78, Folder 11

751. Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi, 1991-1992

752. Lunch, 1991 September 17

     Box 78, Folder 12

753. 1991	Box 78, Folder 13

754. 1991-1992

     Box 78, Folder 14

755. Europe, 1992

     Box 78, Folder 15

756. Fellows

757. Military

758. 1990	Box 79, Folder 1

759. NATO Trip, 1992

     Box 79, Folder 2

760. State, 1986-1991

     Box 79, Folder 3

761. Fellowships, Murrow, Edward R. and Levy, Walter, 1985-1986

     Box 79, Folder 4

762. Foreign Affairs

763. 1984-1986

     Box 79, Folder 5

764. 1990-1991

     Box 79, Folder 6

765. 1992	Box 79, Folder 7

766. Advisory Committee, "Grunewald Committee", 1991

     Box 79, Folder 8

767. Foreign Policy Association, 1993

     Box 79, Folder 9

768. Forum for World Affairs Institutions, 1991

     Box 79, Folder 10

769. Franklin, George, Trilateral Commission, 1991

     Box 79, Folder 11

770. Gulf War Study Group, Tucker/Hendrickson, 1991

     Box 79, Folder 12

771. Harvard: Allison, Graham, 1991

     Box 80, Folder 1

772. Hauser Project on Regional Conflict, Post Gulf War, 1989

     Box 80, Folder 2

773. Inquiries, 1985-1986

     Box 80, Folder 3

774. International Affairs Fellows, 1986-1991

     Box 80, Folder 4

775. International Development Conference (Berg, Robert), 1991 October 24

     Box 80, Folder 5

776. International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1991

     Box 80, Folder 6

777. International Rescue Committee, 1991-1992

     Box 80, Folder 7

778. Italy

779. 1991	Box 80, Folder 8

780. 1992	Box 80, Folder 9

781. Japan External Trade Organization Advisory Committee, 1992

     Box 80, Folder 10

782. Latin America

783. 1990-1991

     Box 80, Folder 11

784. 1992	Box 80, Folder 12

785. Lederer, Ivo, The United States and Eastern Europe Symposium (Symposium Date 1991 September 10-11), 1990-1992

     Box 80, Folder 13

786. Library, 1985-1986

     Box 80, Folder 14

787. McNamara, Robert S., Meeting, 1992

     Box 80, Folder 15

788. Meetings

789. 1990-1991

     Box 80, Folder 16

790. 1992	Box 80, Folder 17

791. Meetings Program

792. General, Washington, 1985-1986

     Box 81, Folder 1

793. Speakers, 1984-1986

     Box 81, Folder 2

794. Membership Survey, Daniel Yankelovich Group, Progress Report and Data Reference Book, 1987

     Box 81, Folder 3

795. Memos to Members and Staff, 1985-1986

     Box 81, Folder 4

796. Mexico, 1991

     Box 81, Folder 5

797. Military Trips, 1985-1986

     Box 81, Folder 6

798. Ministry of International Trade and Industry, Japan, 1991

     Box 81, Folder 7

799. Museum of TV and Radio Lunch, 1992

     Box 81, Folder 8

800. National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, 1990

     Box 81, Folder 9

801. New Members, 1980-1986

     Box 81, Folder 10

802. New York University, Mark, David, 1991

     Box 81, Folder 11

803. Olympic Project, 1990

     Box 81, Folder 12

804. Ostry, Sylvia, Volvo Distinguished Fellow, 1990

     Box 81, Folder 13

805. Outreach Appearances, 1986

     Box 81, Folder 14

806. Overseas Development Council, 1990-1992

     Box 81, Folder 15

807. Pacific Economy Cooperation Conference, 1990

     Box 81, Folder 16

808. Perlmutter, Alvin, 1989-1991

     Box 82, Folder 1

809. Perlmutter-Romberg Japan Project, 1990

     Box 82, Folder 2

810. Population Council, 1992

     Box 82, Folder 3

811. Population Study Group, 1991

     Box 82, Folder 4

812. Presidents Dinner, 1986-1987

     Box 82, Folder 5

813. President's Report (Annual Report), 1990-1991

     Box 82, Folder 6

814. Publications, 1985-1986

     Box 82, Folder 7

815. Publicist, 1981-1987

     Box 82, Folder 8

816. Public Agenda Foundation, 1991

     Box 82, Folder 9

817. Regional Meetings, 1992

     Box 82, Folder 10

818. Rethinking America's Security

819. 1990-1992

     Box 82, Folder 11

820. Peterson, Peter G., Paper, 1991

     Box 82, Folder 12

821. Richardson Proposal, 1992

     Box 82, Folder 13

822. Rockefeller Foundation, 1990-1991

     Box 82, Folder 14

823. Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1995

     Box 82, Folder 15

824. Saferworld - United Kingdom, 1991

     Box 82, Folder 16

825. Seraphic Society, 1991

     Box 82, Folder 17

826. Science and Technology

827. 1989-1991

     Box 83, Folder 1

828. 1993	Box 83, Folder 2

829. Shevardnadze, Eduard, 1991

     Box 83, Folder 3

830. Somalia, 1992

     Box 83, Folder 4

831. Spanish Seminar, 1992

     Box 83, Folder 5

832. Stone, Roger, 1991

     Box 83, Folder 6

833. Survey of Council of Foreign Relations, 1990

     Box 83, Folder 7

834. Turkey, 1990

     Box 83, Folder 8

835. Turkey-Istanbul Conference, 1990-1991

     Box 83, Folder 9

836. Trilateral Commission

837. 1990-1991

     Box 83, Folder 10

838. 1992-1993

     Box 83, Folder 11

839. United Nations and Humanitarian Assistance, 1992

     Box 83, Folder 12

840. United Nations Association, United States, 1991

     Box 83, Folder 13

841. Urban Institute, 1992

     Box 83, Folder 14

842. Soviet Union Trip

843. General, 1985-1987

     Box 83, Folder 15

844. Travel Agenda and Expenses, 1987

     Box 83, Folder 16

845. Ventilation/Air Quality Studies, 1992

     Box 83, Folder 17

846. Washington DC Program, 1989-1992

     Box 83, Folder 18

847. Widows, 1993

     Box 84, Folder 1

848. Widows Invitations to Members Holiday Party, 1990-1991

     Box 84, Folder 2

849. World Affairs Council- Lotus Club, 1992

     Box 84, Folder 3

850. Frye, Alton

851. Correspondence, 1993

     Box 84, Folder 4

852. Drafts of Case Statement, 1993

     Box 84, Folder 5

853. European Strategy Group, 1993

     Box 84, Folder 6

854. Paris Meetings, 1993

     Box 84, Folder 7

855. Retreat Notes, 1993

     Box 84, Folder 8 to 9

856. Senior Staff Retreat

857. Frye's Notes, 1993 March 12-13

     Box 84, Folder 10

858. Sterling Forest, 1993 March 12-13

     Box 84, Folder 11 to 13

859. Gelb, Leslie H.

860. Ad Hoc Committee on Studies, 1993

     Box 85, Folder 1

861. African Program, 1992-1993

     Box 85, Folder 2

862. Annual Meeting, 1993

     Box 85, Folder 3

863. Asia

864. General, 1992-1995

     Box 85, Folder 4

865. Central Asia Study Group, 1993

     Box 85, Folder 5

866. East Asia/China Trip, 1993

     Box 85, Folder 6

867. Project, 1993-1994

     Box 85, Folder 7 to 8

868. Studies, 1993-1994

     Box 85, Folder 9 to 10

869. Asia Pacific Association of Japan, 1992

     Box 86, Folder 1

870. Atlantic Monthly Forum, 1987

     Box 86, Folder 2

871. Banbury Fund, 1991-1992

     Box 86, Folder 3

872. Bartholomew, Reginald, Ambassador, Luncheon, 1994

     Box 86, Folder 4

873. Board of Directors Meeting, 1993 October 13

     Box 86, Folder 5

874. Books Production Schedule (Rotating File), 1993-1996

     Box 86, Folder 6

875. Brookings Institution, 1993-1994

     Box 86, Folder 7

876. Carnegie Commission on Preventing Deadliest Conflicts, 1994

     Box 86, Folder 8

877. Center Global Partnership, 1993-1994

     Box 86, Folder 9

878. Center for Preventive Action

879. Conference, 1994

     Box 86, Folder 10

880. Proposals, 1994

     Box 86, Folder 11

881. Chief's File, General, 1993

     Box 86, Folder 12

882. China Most Favored Nation

883. Panel, 1994

     Box 86, Folder 13 to 14

884. Status, 1994

     Box 86, Folder 15

885. Conferences

886. Summaries, 1994

     Box 87, Folder 1

887. Middle East Economic Development, 1994

     Box 87, Folder 2

888. Rubin, Bob, President's Job, 1993-1994

     Box 87, Folder 3

889. Congratulations, 1993

     Box 87, Folder 4

890. Correspondence

891. General, 1993-1994

     Box 87, Folder 5 to 6

892. 1993

893. May	Box 87, Folder 7

894. June	Box 87, Folder 8

895. July	Box 87, Folder 9

896. August

     Box 87, Folder 10

897. September

     Box 87, Folder 11

898. October

     Box 88, Folder 1 to 2

899. November

     Box 88, Folder 3

900. December

     Box 88, Folder 4

901. 1994

902. January

     Box 88, Folder 5

903. February

     Box 88, Folder 6

904. March

     Box 88, Folder 7

905. April

     Box 88, Folder 8

906. May	Box 89, Folder 1

907. June	Box 89, Folder 2

908. July	Box 89, Folder 3

909. August

     Box 89, Folder 4

910. September

     Box 89, Folder 5

911. October (Chronicle)

     Box 89, Folder 6

912. November

     Box 89, Folder 7

913. December

     Box 89, Folder 8

914. Economics

915. Islam, 1993

     Box 90, Folder 1

916. Studies, 1994

     Box 90, Folder 2

917. Europe, 1994

     Box 90, Folder 3

918. Foreign Affairs

919. General, 1991-1993

     Box 90, Folder 4 to 5

920. Mass Media (Hume Project), 1994

     Box 90, Folder 6

921. Former Soviet Union, 1994

     Box 90, Folder 7

922. Gaddis, John Lewis, Study Group

923. 1994 April 14

     Box 90, Folder 8

924. 1994 June 8

     Box 90, Folder 9

925. 1994 September 7

     Box 90, Folder 10

926. (Cancelled), 1994 December 14

     Box 90, Folder 11

927. 1995 January 25

     Box 90, Folder 12

928. Gottlieb, Gidon, 1992-1993

     Box 90, Folder 13

929. Goals and Objectives, 1987

     Box 90, Folder 14

930. Haiti Panel, 1994

     Box 90, Folder 15

931. Holbrooke, Richard, Dinner, 1993 September 8

     Box 90, Folder 16

932. International Member Category Membership Responses, 1993

     Box 91, Folder 1 to 2

933. Japan Institute of International Affairs, 1994

     Box 91, Folder 3

934. Kosovo Conference, 1993 December 5

     Box 91, Folder 4

935. Lectures

936. Hauser, Rita, 1991

     Box 91, Folder 5

937. McNally, Rand, 1992

     Box 91, Folder 6

938. Meetings

939. General, 1992

     Box 91, Folder 7

940. Annual Meeting of Members, 1993 October 20

     Box 91, Folder 8

941. Christopher, Council Members/State Department Officials, 1994

     Box 91, Folder 9

942. Washington Information, 1993

     Box 91, Folder 10

943. Members, New, Biographies, 1994

     Box 91, Folder 11

944. National Public Radio

945. America and the World, 1993

     Box 91, Folder 12

946. Morning Edition, 1993

     Box 91, Folder 13

947. Newhouse, John, 1994

     Box 91, Folder 14

948. New York Times, 1991-1993

     Box 92, Folder 1

949. North Atlantic Treaty Organization Working Group, "Whither NATO?", 1994

     Box 92, Folder 2

950. NIRA Japan Trip, 1993

     Box 92, Folder 3

951. Parliament of World Regions (Steinfelder, Peter), 1993

     Box 92, Folder 4

952. Partnership for Peace Proposal, 1993

     Box 92, Folder 5

953. Planning and Development, 1994

     Box 92, Folder 6

954. Policy Impact Panel, 1993

     Box 92, Folder 7

955. Political Psychology, 1993

     Box 92, Folder 8

956. Professor on International Organizations and Law, Schoettle, Enid, 1993-1994

     Box 92, Folder 9 to 10

957. Projects

958. General, 1994

     Box 92, Folder 11

959. Terrorism, 1993

     Box 92, Folder 12

960. Ukraine, 1993

     Box 92, Folder 13

961. Public Affairs

962. General, 1992-1993

     Box 92, Folder 14

963. Monthly Summary of Activities, 1992-1993

     Box 92, Folder 15

964. Regional Outreach, 1993

     Box 92, Folder 16

965. Russia Working Group, 1994

     Box 92, Folder 17

966. Schumer, Charles, 1993

     Box 92, Folder 18

967. Senior Fellows Colloquium, 1994

     Box 92, Folder 19

968. Small Meeting Activities, 1994

     Box 93, Folder 1

969. Sons and Daughters, 1984-1985

     Box 93, Folder 2

970. Speakers, 1992-1993

     Box 93, Folder 3

971. Strategy

972. Document Discussions, 1992-1994

     Box 93, Folder 4 to 5

973. Euro-American Strategy Group on "The Future of the Transatlantic Relationship," 1993

     Box 93, Folder 6

974. GOP, 1994

     Box 93, Folder 7

975. Implementations, 1994

     Box 93, Folder 8

976. Paper

977. Addendum, 1993

     Box 93, Folder 9

978. Drafts

979. 1993	Box 93, Folder 10

980. Five and Six, 1993

     Box 93, Folder 11

981. Seven, 1993

     Box 94, Folder 1

982. Eight and Nine, 1993

     Box 94, Folder 2

983. Studies Department Miscellaneous

984. 1993	Box 94, Folder 3

985. 1994	Box 94, Folder 4

986. Study Group

987. Notes, 1994

     Box 94, Folder 5

988. Unconventional Warfare, 1993

     Box 94, Folder 6

989. United States Policy Towards Russia, 1994

     Box 94, Folder 7

990. Taiwan Proposal, 1994-1995

     Box 94, Folder 8

991. Tarnoff Breakfast, 1993 October 21

     Box 94, Folder 9

992. Task Force

993. General

994. 1993	Box 94, Folder 10

995. 1994	Box 94, Folder 11

996. CEO, 1994

     Box 94, Folder 12

997. Corporate Program, 1993

     Box 94, Folder 13 to 14

998. Cultural Chair, 1993-1994

     Box 95, Folder 1

999. Food Service, 1993

     Box 95, Folder 2

1000. Foreign Members, 1993-1994

      Box 95, Folder 3

1001. Interns, 1993

      Box 95, Folder 4 to 5

1002. Media, 1993

      Box 95, Folder 6 to 7

1003. Minorities, 1994

      Box 95, Folder 8

1004. Nuclear Proliferation, 1994-1995

      Box 95, Folder 9

1005. Programs and Meetings, 1993

      Box 95, Folder 10 to 11

1006. Space

1007. Rentals

1008. 1993	Box 96, Folder 1

1009. 1993-1994

      Box 96, Folder 2

1010. Utilization

1011. 1993	Box 96, Folder 3

1012. 1993-1994

      Box 96, Folder 4

1013. Term Members Council, 1993

      Box 96, Folder 5

1014. Transparency International, 1993

      Box 96, Folder 6

1015. Trips

1016. Asia, 1994

      Box 96, Folder 7

1017. Egypt Proposal, 1994

      Box 96, Folder 8

1018. Mexico, Proposed (Maxwell, Ken), 1994

      Box 96, Folder 9

1019. Middle East, 1994

      Box 96, Folder 10

1020. South Africa, Corporate Trip Info, 1994

      Box 96, Folder 11

1021. Uzbekistan, 1994

      Box 96, Folder 12

1022. United Nations

1023. 50th Anniversary, 1994

      Box 96, Folder 13

1024. Human Rights Conference (Vienna), 1993

      Box 96, Folder 14

1025. United States Commission on Improving United Nation Effectiveness, 1993

      Box 96, Folder 15

1026. Weekly Friday Reports

1027. 1994 September 23

      Box 96, Folder 16

1028. 1994 September 30

      Box 96, Folder 17

1029. 1994 October 7

      Box 96, Folder 18

1030. 1994 October 14

      Box 96, Folder 19

1031. 1994 October 21

      Box 96, Folder 20

1032. 1994 October 28

      Box 96, Folder 21

1033. 1994 November 4

      Box 96, Folder 22

1034. 1994 November 11

      Box 96, Folder 23

1035. 1994 November 18

      Box 96, Folder 24

1036. 1994 November 23

      Box 96, Folder 25

1037. 1994 December 2

      Box 96, Folder 26

1038. 1994 December 9

      Box 96, Folder 27

1039. 1994 December 16

      Box 96, Folder 28

1040. 1994 December 23

      Box 96, Folder 29

1041. Weidenfeld Draft, 1994

      Box 96, Folder 30

1042. World Economic Forum Documents, 1994

      Box 96, Folder 31

1043. Peterson, Peter G.

1044. General

1045. 1992	Box 97, Folder 1

1046. 1993	Box 97, Folder 2

1047. Chairman of the Board, Correspondence and Memos

1048. 1990-1991

      Box 97, Folder 3

1049. 1993-1996

      Box 97, Folder 4

1050. Correspondence, 1993-1994

      Box 97, Folder 5

1051. Miscellaneous

1052. Correspondence and Memos

1053. 1955-1966

      Box 97, Folder 6

1054. 1967-1974

      Box 97, Folder 7

1055. Subseries 2C: Library and Archives, 1921-1994 (1.67 linear feet in 4 boxes) History of the Library and Archives The Library of the Council on Foreign Relations dates from about 1929, the year the Council opened its own building. At this time, Council leadership decided that a well organized and cataloged library and librarian were necessary to support the study which the Council hoped to undertake. Initially, the library was only open to staff and members of the Council, but eventually opened up to other libraries, organizations and students of foreign relations. For a brief period beginning in 1966 the library was organized as a new and separate organization known as the Foreign Affairs Library; it was still affiliated with the Council. The Foreign Affairs Library dissolved in 1972. The Council maintained the entirety of its archives on site until the transfer of non-current records to Princeton in 1998. Subseries Description The Library and Archives Subseries documents the formation and continuance of the Library and Archives of the Council on Foreign Relations. Subject files include incorporation, annual reports, the history and development of the Library, and information on gifts, fundraising, continuation of the program and committees working towards the improvement of the Library and Archives. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by subject.

1056. Allen, Jay, Gift, 1939-1955

      Box 98, Folder 1

1057. Annual Reports

1058. 1930-1945

      Box 98, Folder 2

1059. 1946-1986

      Box 98, Folder 3

1060. Atlantik-Brücke e.V., Hamburg, Germany, 1954-1956

      Box 98, Folder 4

1061. Board Meetings, 1966-1971

      Box 98, Folder 5

1062. Budget, 1930-1972

      Box 98, Folder 6

1063. Clippings Policy, 1953-1976

      Box 98, Folder 7

1064. Comments on the Library, 1950-1986

      Box 98, Folder 8

1065. Committee on Policy Report, 1952

      Box 98, Folder 9

1066. Contributions, 1931-1935

      Box 98, Folder 10

1067. Correspondence

1068. General, 1939-1985

      Box 98, Folder 11

1069. Department of State, 1939-1957

      Box 98, Folder 12

1070. Council History, 1979-1987

      Box 98, Folder 13

1071. Council Records Panel, 1972-1975

      Box 98, Folder 14

1072. Davis, Norman, Papers, 1947-1968

      Box 99, Folder 1

1073. Decisions, 1930-1972

      Box 99, Folder 2

1074. Development of Library, 1930-1972

      Box 99, Folder 3

1075. Dissolution, 1971-1972

      Box 99, Folder 4

1076. Donations to Devastated Libraries, 1945-1948

      Box 99, Folder 5

1077. Equipment, 1978-1979

      Box 99, Folder 6

1078. Exchanges of Books and Periodicals, 1925-1976

      Box 99, Folder 7

1079. Gifts from Members, 1930-1983

      Box 99, Folder 8

1080. Incorporation and Bylaws, 1933-1972

      Box 99, Folder 9

1081. Information Retrieval, 1971

      Box 99, Folder 10

1082. Inquiries

1083. General, 1968-1987

      Box 99, Folder 11

1084. Long Distance, 1975-1987

      Box 99, Folder 12

1085. Interns, 1976-1980

      Box 99, Folder 13

1086. Kreslins, Janis, 1975-1991

      Box 99, Folder 14

1087. Library Committee and Appraisals

1088. 1933-1956

      Box 100, Folder 1

1089. 1971-1978

      Box 100, Folder 2

1090. Lists

1091. Council Dinners, 1921-1931

      Box 100, Folder 3

1092. Council Fellows, 1977-1978

      Box 100, Folder 4

1093. Study and Discussion Groups, 1922-1971

      Box 100, Folder 5

1094. Miscellaneous, 1954-1974

      Box 100, Folder 6

1095. Management, 1935-1985

      Box 100, Folder 7

1096. Maps, 1935-1961

      Box 100, Folder 8

1097. Memoranda for Staff, 1980-1982

      Box 100, Folder 9

1098. Microfilm, 1954-1989 (Includes Strips of Microfilm)

      Box 100, Folder 10

1099. Miller, David Hunter, 1931-1938

      Box 100, Folder 11

1100. Off The Record, 1952-1976

      Box 100, Folder 12

1101. Oral History Project, 1990-1993

      Box 100, Folder 13

1102. Organization and Maintenance, 1960-1968

      Box 100, Folder 14

1103. Organization of American States, 1950-1960

      Box 100, Folder 15

1104. OECD, 1949-1985

      Box 100, Folder 16

1105. Periodicals

1106. Gifts, 1948-1982

      Box 100, Folder 17

1107. Lists, 1940-1978

      Box 100, Folder 18

1108. Princeton Archives, 1993-1994

      Box 101, Folder 1

1109. Print References to Council Books, 1972-1985

      Box 101, Folder 2

1110. Procedural Matters, 1966-1970

      Box 101, Folder 3

1111. Publication Lists, circa 1950-1970

      Box 101, Folder 4

1112. Publicity for Library, 1932-1990

      Box 101, Folder 5

1113. Radio Liberty, 1988

      Box 101, Folder 6

1114. Rand Corporation, 1978

      Box 101, Folder 7

1115. Requests for Books, 1930-1978

      Box 101, Folder 8

1116. Rigney, Janet, Retirement, 1987

      Box 101, Folder 9

1117. Rockefeller Grant, 1948-1959

      Box 101, Folder 10

1118. Staff Duties, 1930-1956

      Box 101, Folder 11

1119. Staff Evaluations and Suggestions, 1960-1978

      Box 101, Folder 12

1120. Study Groups Post-1952 and Their Consequences, Undated

      Box 101, Folder 13

1121. Tapes

1122. 1975-1987

      Box 101, Folder 14

1123. Responses to Letter Regarding 25 Year Rule, 1975-1976

      Box 101, Folder 15

1124. Tax Status, 1966-1970

      Box 101, Folder 16

1125. United Nations

1126. General, 1946-1980

      Box 101, Folder 17

1127. Library Correspondence, 1933-1958

      Box 101, Folder 18

1128. War Files, 1943-1952

      Box 101, Folder 19

1129. War and Peace Studies Memos, 1974-1987

      Box 101, Folder 20

1130. Subseries 2D: Trips, 1959-1992 (.42 linear feet in 1 box) History of Trips Council trips were organized for the enrichment of contributors and usually fell into one of three categories: Military trips, Studies sponsored trips, or trips planned with outside organizations. Subseries Description The Trips Subseries contains records of trips sponsored by the Council. Records include files on planning, agendas, and communications with prospective travelers; correspondence between Council staff makes up the bulk of the records. The military trips were primarily to Army and Navy bases over the years 1967-1987. The NATO trips gave selected members a chance to visit various NATO facilities in Western Europe; they occurred on a regular basis between 1978 and 1987. Lastly, under the heading of miscellaneous, there is information on a few other Council sponsored trips from the years 1969-1980. Related materials are filed in the Executive Office Subseries of the Administration Series, the Staffing Subseries of the Studies Department Series, and the Corporate Program Series. Arrangement Arranged into three groups, Military trips, NATO trips, and Miscellaneous trips, and chronologically within each group.

1131. Military Trips (Army/Navy)

1132. 1966-1981

      Box 102, Folder 1

1133. 1981-1987

      Box 102, Folder 2

1134. NATO

1135. 1978-1980

      Box 102, Folder 3

1136. 1980-1982

      Box 102, Folder 4

1137. 1982-1987, 1991

      Box 102, Folder 5

1138. Miscellaneous

1139. 1959, 1967-1973

      Box 102, Folder 6

1140. 1976, 1978-1980, 1986-1992

      Box 102, Folder 7

1142. Series 3: Studies Department, 1918-2004 (133.87 linear feet in 322 boxes) History of the Studies Department The Studies Department spearheads the Council on Foreign Relation's efforts to promote informed discussion on issues shaping the international agenda and defines the Council's function as a foreign policy research organization. This "think tank" has played a vital role in the Council since its incorporation in the 1920s. The department includes a large number of scholars and research associates who engage each other, Council members, and non-affiliated individuals in research on topics and regions related to United States foreign policy, which historically have included topics such as international trade, arms control, and economic development, and regions such as the former Soviet Union, the Middle East, and Latin America, to name a few. The Studies program produces articles, books, policy reports and papers to disseminate the research undertaken by staff and members. Series Description The Studies Department Series documents the planning and execution of the various study groups (including discussion groups, current issue review groups, seminars, workshops and conferences) and projects. Documents in this series reflect the administration of the Studies Department (mainly through correspondence and subject files), the records of the groups themselves (through correspondence, background papers, meeting minutes and final reports), and the subject files and correspondence of major players in the Council’s Studies Department from the 1940s onward. The finding aid, including an inventory, for the Council on Foreign Relations Studies Department Records, 1918-2004 is available online Council on Foreign Relations Studies Department Records Finding Aid . Arrangement The records of the Studies Department are divided into three subseries: Administration, Records of Groups, and Staffing.

1143. Subseries 3A: Administration, 1918-2001 (10.43 linear feet in 25 boxes) Subseries Description The Administration Subseries details the administrative work necessary to support the Study Groups of the Council. Subject files include records relating to programming, budget, staff files, and Studies Administration and Staff meeting records. The Miscellaneous files at the end of this subseries contain mainly memos and correspondence from the Study Group administration, but also lists, booklets, papers, and reports. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically thereunder, beginning with a group of "General" files and ending with "Miscellaneous" files.

1144. Subseries 3B: Records of Groups, 1918-1996 (91.12 linear feet in 219 boxes) Subseries Description The Records of Groups Subseries consists of the records of a wide-ranging run of study groups formed to discuss policy with regards to American interests in regions and specific nations around the globe. Topics include labor relations, military build-up, trade negotiations, and technological (and corresponding social) advances. Material within the Records of Groups Subseries documents the progress and output of the groups themselves as they studied topics of international importance. The records are divided into several different sections. The first section consists of the early study groups, from 1922 through 1973, which were originally held in volumes. An index is available at the Mudd Manuscript Library for this portion of the study group records. The post-1973 section of records are unindexed, but are filed in chronological order based on the start date of the study group. The final section in the Records of Groups Subseries is records of projects, which include multiple study groups, speakers, seminars, workshops, etc., and cover a broad geographic or thematic range. Projects often dealt with issues the Council's Studies leadership and planning groups had targeted as future concerns – such as the War and Peace Studies, which began to determine prospects for peace after World War II from as early as 1939, as well as the 1980s Project, which reviewed wide ranging topics such as nuclear diplomacy, unemployment, the environment, human rights, industry, and trade with an eye toward the future. Each study group’s records include some or all of the following materials: information on the format, outline, and agenda of the group, correspondence regarding the group, planning, conduct, speakers and arrangements for each meeting of the group and the study group in general, background material for the meetings, a digest of the meetings (minutes) and supplementary and miscellaneous materials, all documenting the progress and results of the groups. Records of certain groups are incomplete, especially for the early years. Supplementary materials to the study groups can be found in the Scrapbooks Series; additionally, the Council’s annual reports for some years include some relevant substantive information. Arrangement The Records of Groups are arranged into three sections: Volumes, Post-1973 Study Groups, and Projects. Each of these categories is arranged chronologically by first meeting date. Due to the complicated nature of some of the Project records (broad topics, multiple leaders and sections, extended timeline, largess of records), such as the War and Peace Studies, the 1980s Project, and the European American Project, we have maintained the order in which these files were received to preserve context.

1145. Subseries 3C: Staffing, 1925-2004 (32.32 linear feet in 78 boxes) Subseries Description The Staffing Subseries includes the records of several leaders in the Studies Department, notably the files of William Diebold, including his correspondence, subject files, writings and lectures, and information on relations with other organizations. Diebold was the overseer of the Council’s library for many years, as well as a research fellow and the director of Economic Studies in the early 1940s; he was a mainstay on the economics study group and a senior fellow emeritus. The Staffing Subseries also contains the correspondence of John Campbell, the director of Political Studies from 1955-1962, a senior research fellow from 1962-1978, and the Director of Studies from 1977-1978. Also included in this subseries are papers of the some Council Fellows and heads of study programs or projects. Fellows and Heads of Study Programs or Projects Jennifer Whittaker, co-director of the Committee on African Development Strategies Richard W. Murphy, Senior Fellow for the Middle East and Director of the Middle East Program Kenneth Maxwell, the Nelson and David Rockefeller Senior Fellow for inter-American studies at the Council and the head of the Latin American Program Kenneth H. Keller, the Philip D. Reed Senior Fellow for Science and Technology Studies (as well as Senior Vice President for Programs, 1993-1995 and Acting Director of Studies, 1994-1995) Henry Siegman, a visiting Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies and the director of the United States/Middle East Peace Project Arrangement The Staffing Subseries is arranged chronologically according to each individual's time at the Council.

1146. Series 4: Meetings, 1920-1995 (55.25 linear feet in 134 boxes) History of Meetings The Meetings of the Council on Foreign Relations have also been a means of furthering its goals to promote understanding of foreign affairs and the United States’ role in the world. At these meetings, government officials, global leaders, and Council members discuss and debate major foreign-policy issues. Series Description The Meetings Series documents the work of the Council's Meetings Department, including administrative issues, such as correspondence with speakers, attendance records, and the non-attribution rule, as well as the records of the actual meetings themselves. Early meeting records often include a transcript of the speaker's remarks at the meeting; this process was discontinued after 1964 as a cost saving measure. Beginning in 1978, the Council began to tape record selected meetings to serve as a substitute for the transcript, allowing Council members who could not attend certain meetings to listen to the tape recordings at the Pratt House. Beginning in 1991, all meetings were taped. At the end of each fiscal year, the president, director of meetings and director of programs would choose a sampling of the tapes to retain in the Council's archive. See Series 13: Sound Recordings, for the extant taped meetings. The finding aid, including an inventory, for the Council on Foreign Relations Meeting Records, 1920-1995 is available online Council on Foreign Relations Meetings Records Finding Aid . Arrangement The records of the Meetings of the Council are divided into two subseries, Administration and Records of Meetings.

1147. Subseries 4A: Administration, 1924-1993 (3.96 linear feet in 10 boxes) Subseries Description The Administration Subseries includes the subject files on the administration of the Council’s Meetings. Records include Annual Reports, attendance records, information on lecture series and correspondence with members. This subseries also includes the records of Margaret Osmer-McQuade, the director of Meetings from 1979-1993. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by subject; Osmer-McQuade files are located at the end of the subseries and are also arranged alphabetically.

1148. Subseries 4B: Records of Meetings, 1920-1995 (51.29 linear feet in 124 boxes) Subseries Description The Records of Meetings Subseries is divided into two sections: volumes which are indexed from 1920 through 1973 and unindexed meeting records. This subseries also includes records of cancelled meetings. The actual records of the Council's meetings include invitations to the meetings, attendance lists, correspondence, (including letters between the Executive Director of the Council on Foreign Relations and potential speakers), background material on the speakers and the topics, a digest of the meeting (in early meeting records, transcripts are available; some later meeting records include evaluations), and miscellaneous materials relating to the meeting. Recordings of a portion of the meetings from the early 1950s through the late 1980s are present in the Sound Recordings Series. A paper index is available for portions of the meeting records. Arrangement Arranged chronologically by fiscal year; within years, meetings are arranged alphabetically by the speaker’s last name, with "special" meetings for that fiscal year coming after the alphabetical arrangements; cancelled meetings are located at the end of the subseries.

1149. Series 5: Conferences, 1921-1992 (6.67 linear feet in 16 boxes) History of the Conferences Conferences of the Council on Foreign Relations, designed to further promote understanding of the United States and foreign affairs, generally focused on relations between the United States and one other country or region in particular, and were held either in the United States or the country under examination. The Council had no clear cut policy about conferences from its inception through the 1950s, and the term was used to cover several different kinds of activities. Series Description The Conferences Series contains the records of conferences that were either organized by the Council itself or were meetings in which Council staff members played major roles. Because the Council's activities were open to selected members only, most conference files contain a sample of the selection process as well as a final list of invitees. Arrangement The Records of the Conferences of the Council are divided into three subseries: Volumes, Conference Records, and Special Conference Records.

1150. Subseries 5A: Volumes, 1933-1970 (2.92 linear feet in 7 boxes) Subseries Description Material within the Volumes Subseries include correspondence about the conferences, background reading, notes, agendas, papers and reports. Each conference was organized along individual lines, and thus different records and information may be present for each conference. A paper index is available at the Mudd Manuscript Library for a portion of the Volumes Subseries, from 1934 through 1970; the information from this index is reflected in the folder list available below. Arrangement Arranged chronologically by conference date.

1151. Minerals in Their Political and International Relations, 1933 February 6-20

      Box 559, Folder 1

1152. Pros and Cons of National Self-Sufficiency, 1933 October 23-24

      Box 559, Folder 2

1153. American Neutrality Policy, 1934 January 10, 1934 April 16, 1935 November 13

      Box 559, Folder 3

1154. Re-Assessment of United States Policy in the Far East, 1935 November 21

      Box 559, Folder 3 to 4

1155. American Neutrality and Collective Action (Conference for University Men 1), 1936 February 6-7

      Box 559, Folder 5

1156. Anglo-American Relations, 1936 September 8

      Box 559, Folder 5

1157. Alternative Trade Policies for the United States (Conference for University Men 2), 1936 December 10-11

      Box 559, Folder 5

1158. American Neutrality Policy (Conference for University Men 3), 1937 February 18-19

      Box 559, Folder 6

1159. The Bases of American Foreign Policy (Conference for University Men 4), 1937 April 22-23

      Box 559, Folder 6

1160. Ways of Staying Out of War (Conference for University Men 5), 1937 December 9-10

      Box 559, Folder 6

1161. Far Eastern Affairs, 1938 January 14

      Box 559, Folder 6

1162. The Bases of American Foreign Policy (Conference for Instructors 1), 1938 April 28-30

      Box 560 , Folder 1

1163. The Neutrality Act and American Foreign Policy (Conference for University Men 7), 1939 February 16-18

      Box 560, Folder 1

1164. American Foreign Policy, 1939 March 21-22

      Box 560 , Folder 2

1165. Foreign Trade and the American Economy (Conference for Instructors 2), 1939 April 20-22

      Box 560, Folder 2

1166. America's Vital Interests in a World At War (Conference for University Men 8), 1940 March 14-16

      Box 560, Folder 3

1167. America's Vital Interests in a World At War (Conferences for University Men 9 and 10), 1941 February 13-15, 1941 February 27-March 1

      Box 560, Folder 3

1168. Agricultural Policy in Relation to Latin American Policy, 1941 April 26

      Box 560 , Folder 4

1169. The United States and the War (Conferences for University Men 11 and 12), 1942 February 12-14, 1942 February 26-28

      Box 560, Folder 4

1170. Proposals for Postwar Universal Military Training, 1945 March 16-17

      Box 560 , Folder 5

1171. A Training Program in and for the Foreign Service of the United States, 1945 October 19, 1946 April 5

      Box 560, Folder 5 to 6

1172. Teaching and Research in International Relations, 1946 (New York Meeting, 1946 February 1-2, Boston Meeting, 1946 April 12-13)

      Box 560 , Folder 6

1173. Teaching and Research in International Relations, 1946 (Philadelphia Meeting, 1946 April 26-27, Chicago Meeting, 1946 May 4-5, Denver Meeting, 1946 May 6, Berkely Meeting, 1946 May 10-11)

      Box 560, Folder 7 to 8

1174. Teaching and Research in International Relations, 1946 (Philadelphia Meeting, 1946 April 26-27, Chicago Meeting, 1946 May 4-5, Denver Meeting, 1946 May 6, Berkely Meeting, 1946 May 10-11)

      Box 561, Folder 1

1175. Aspects of the German Problem, 1948 April 11-17

      Box 561 , Folder 1 to 2

1176. Meeting with the Commission on the Reorganization of the Executive Branch of the Government ("Hoover Commission"), 1948 April 26-27

      Box 561, Folder 3

1177. Anglo-American Relations, 1952 September 3-7

      Box 561, Folder 3 to 4

1178. Germany's Position in Western Europe, 1955 April 21-26

      Box 561, Folder 4 to 6

1179. Western Democracies and World Problems, 1955 June 13-21

      Box 562 , Folder 1

1180. American-British-Canadian Conference, 1955 September 7-11

      Box 562, Folder 2 to 4

1181. Indian-American Relations, 1956 June 13-18

      Box 562 , Folder 5 to 8

1182. Africa Travel Project, 1958-1960

      Box 563, Folder 1 to 2

1183. Anglo-American Conference on Southern Africa, 1964

      Box 563, Folder 3 to 4

1184. Anglo-American Conference on Southern Africa Supplemental Material, 1964

      Box 563, Folder 5

1185. Anglo-American Conference on Southern Africa, 1965, 1967

      Box 563, Folder 5 to 8

1186. Perspectives Conference, 1968 October 23-25

      Box 564 , Folder 1 to 3

1187. French-American Conference, 1970 April 12-14

      Box 564, Folder 3 to 5

1188. Conference on Trends Affecting International Relations, 1970 December 7-8

      Box 564 , Folder 6 to 7

1189. Conference on Trends Affecting International Relations, 1970 December 7-8

      Box 565 , Folder 1 to 6

1190. Subseries 5B: Conference Records, 1921-1922, 1970-1991 (2.71 linear feet in 6.5 boxes) Subseries Description The Conference Records Subseries is composed of mainly post-1970 records of Council Conferences. Materials consist of correspondence about the planning of conferences, information about speakers and their prepared papers, schedules and agendas for conferences and budget information as well as background papers, summary reports, post-conference papers, articles, and other correspondence. Published booklets on the proceedings of three early conferences that pre-date the Volumes of Subseries 5A are also included in this subseries. Arrangement Arranged chronologically by conference date.

1191. Certain Aspects of Germany's Situation, Booklet (Conference Date, 1921 January 11)

      Box 565, Folder 5

1192. Mineral Resources and Their Distribution as Affecting International Relations, Booklet and Minutes (Conference Date, 1922 January 6)

      Box 565, Folder 6

1193. Comments Upon the Conference on the Limitation of Armaments and Far Eastern Questions, Booklet (Conference Date 1922 February 17)

      Box 565, Folder 7

1194. Trends in International Relations (Conference Date, 1970 December) (Materials not Included in Volume 12)

1195. Background Papers, 1970

      Box 565, Folder 8 to 9

1196. Background Papers and Summary Report, 1970-1971

      Box 566, Folder 1

1197. Post-Conference Papers

1198. 1971	Box 566, Folder 2

1199. 1971-1973

      Box 566, Folder 3

1200. Miscellaneous, 1969-1971

      Box 566, Folder 4

1201. Canada-United States Conference

1202. 1971-1973

      Box 566, Folder 5

1203. Bound Report, etc., 1973

      Box 566, Folder 6

1204. Summary Reports, 1973

      Box 566, Folder 7

1205. Hungary-United States Conference (Conference Date, 1973 October 8-12)

1206. Correspondence, 1972-1974

      Box 567, Folder 1

1207. Notes and Reports, 1971-1973

      Box 567, Folder 2

1208. Anglo-American Conference, 1974

      Box 567, Folder 3

1209. Poland-United States Conference, 1972-1974

      Box 567, Folder 4

1210. Canada-United States Conference

1211. 1974	Box 567, Folder 5

1212. 1974-1975

      Box 567, Folder 6

1213. Yugoslavia-United States Conference (Conference Date, 1974 October 9-12), 1973-1975

      Box 567, Folder 7

1214. France-United States Conference (Conference Date, 1975 May 7-10), 1974-1976

      Box 568, Folder 1

1215. Hungary-United States Conference

1216. 1973-1976

      Box 568, Folder 2

1217. 1976	Box 568, Folder 3

1218. France-United States Conference, 1975-1976

      Box 568, Folder 4

1219. Canada-United States Conference (Conference Date, 1976 September 22-25)

1220. 1974-1976

      Box 568, Folder 5

1221. 1976	Box 568, Folder 6

1222. 1976-1977

      Box 568, Folder 7

1223. Romania-United States and Yugoslavia-United States Conferences

1224. 1971-1972, 1974-1976

      Box 569, Folder 1

1225. 1976	Box 569, Folder 2 to 3

1226. 1976-1977

      Box 569, Folder 4

1227. Italy-United States Conference (Conference Date, 1976 November 18-21)

1228. 1974-1977

      Box 569, Folder 5

1229. L'Affaire Segre, 1975-1976

      Box 569, Folder 6

1230. Polish-American Proposed Conference, 1976-1978

      Box 569, Folder 7

1231. Brazil-United States Conference (Conference Date, 1980 May)

1232. 1978-1980

      Box 569, Folder 8

1233. Background Papers, 1980

      Box 569, Folder 9

1234. The China Factor (Conference Date, 1981 March 19-22), 1980-1981

      Box 570, Folder 1

1235. Canada-United States Conference (Conference Date, 1981 October 14-17)

1236. 1980-1981

      Box 570, Folder 2

1237. Background Papers, 1981

      Box 570, Folder 3

1238. Digest of Conference, 1981-1982

      Box 570, Folder 4

1239. ASEAN Conference (Conference Date, 1981 November 11-13)

      Box 570, Folder 5

1240. India-United States Conference (Conference Date, 1982 June)

1241. 1981-1982

      Box 570, Folder 6

1242. 1982-1985

      Box 571, Folder 1

1243. Report and Articles, 1983

      Box 571, Folder 2

1244. India-United States Conference (Conference Date, 1984 March)

1245. Articles and Correspondence, 1984

      Box 571, Folder 3

1246. Articles and Correspondence, 1985

      Box 571, Folder 4

1247. Jordan-United States Conference (Conference Date, 1983 December 12), 1983

      Box 571, Folder 5

1248. National Academy of Science (NAS) and Council on Foreign Relations: Symposium on Science and Technology

1249. 1982-1983

      Box 571, Folder 6

1250. 1984	Box 571, Folder 7 to 9

1251. Canada-United States Conference (Conference Date, 1984 November 15-18), 1983-1984

      Box 572, Folder 1

1252. United States-Poland Conference (Conference Date, 1987 May 4-8), 1986-1988

      Box 572, Folder 2

1253. United States-European Relations in the Context of East-West Developments (Conference Date, 1988 January 29), 1987-1988

      Box 572, Folder 3

1254. United States-Japan Symposium (Symposium Date, 1987 December 10-11), 1987

      Box 572, Folder 4

1255. Conference on the Future of United States-Japan Relations (Conference Date, 1988 August 21-24), 1988-1989

      Box 572, Folder 5

1256. Budapest Conference on Conventional Arms Control, 1988

      Box 572, Folder 6

1257. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Seminar (Seminar Date 1990 December 3), 1990-1991

      Box 572, Folder 7

1258. Carnegie Institute of Washington - Vannevar Bush Symposium (Conference Date, 1991 March 19-20), 1991

      Box 572, Folder 8

1259. Subseries 5C: Special Conference Records, 1927-1992 (1.04 linear feet in 2.5 boxes) Subseries Description The Special Conference Records Subseries includes files on the International Studies Conferences, which the Council coordinated from the 1930s through the 1950s, and records of the collaboration between the Council and the Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government on workshops in the late 1980s and early 1990s focusing on the international aspects of science and technology. Additionally, this subseries includes files on miscellaneous international institutes in which the Council or its members took part. These files mainly include correspondence and reports related to the planning of the event and the agendas of the event itself. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by conference title and chronologically by conference date thereunder; "Miscellaneous International Institutes" is located at the end of the subseries.

1260. International Studies Conference

1261. 1927-1931

      Box 572, Folder 9

1262. 1931-1932

      Box 572, Folder 10

1263. 1932	Box 572, Folder 11

1264. 1932-1933

      Box 572, Folder 12

1265. 1933	Box 573, Folder 1

1266. 1933-1935

      Box 573, Folder 2

1267. 1935	Box 573, Folder 3

1268. 1935-1936

      Box 573, Folder 4

1269. 1936-1940, 1946-1949, 1958-1959

      Box 573, Folder 5

1270. Council on Foreign Relations as American Coordinating Center, 1929-1935

      Box 573, Folder 6

1271. Council on Foreign Relations as American Coordinating Center, 1936-1948

      Box 574, Folder 1

1272. The Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government Workshops

1273. General/Correspondence, 1989-1992

      Box 574, Folder 2

1274. International Environmental Organization Workshop (Workshop Date, 1990 June 4-6), 1990

      Box 574, Folder 3

1275. Issues, 1988-1990

      Box 574, Folder 4

1276. Organization and Resources of the United States Government for Science and Technology in International Affairs Workshop (Workshop Date, 1989 October 29-30), 1989

      Box 574, Folder 5

1277. International Development: Organizing to Harness the Potential of the Science and Technology Community Workshop (Workshop Date, 1989 October 29-30), 1989

      Box 574, Folder 6

1278. Organization and Resources of the United States Government for Science and Technology in International Affairs (Workshop Date, 1990 June 25-27), 1989-1990

      Box 574, Folder 7

1279. Miscellaneous International Institutes

1280. 1950-1968

      Box 574, Folder 8

1281. 1968-1970

      Box 574, Folder 9

1282. Series 6: Corporate Program, 1939-1994 (6.67 linear feet in 16 boxes) History of the Corporate Program The Corporate Program is a facet of the Council that targets business executives of companies who have international connections. The Corporate Program organizes programs for individual members and executives of member companies, providing them with opportunities to address critical issues in international business and finance. From 1939-1941 the Council held "Seminars for Business Executives," which were suspended due to World War II. The idea resurfaced in 1952, and the Corporate Program formally dates to 1953 when the Council began offering spring and fall seminars. Seminar types include Business Executive Seminars and Corporate Service Seminars (the title change dated to around 1969); after 1981, the Corporate Program events grew to include meetings, conferences, breakfasts, luncheons, dinners, and trips along with the original seminars. Series Description The Corporate Program Series documents the activities of the Corporate Program through event planning and budget records of its administration as well as records of its Business Executive Seminars, Corporate Service Seminars, and the later meetings, conferences, breakfasts, luncheons, dinners, trips and other events. Arrangement The records of the Corporate Program of the Council are divided into two subseries, Administration and Events.

1283. Subseries 6A: Administration, 1959-1993 (.5 linear feet in 1.2 boxes) Subseries Description The Administration Subseries includes files on the administrative work of the Corporate Program of the Council, specifically information on its meetings, plans, and task force, as well as correspondence with corporate partners and prospective speakers, budgetary information and the annual corporation service dinners. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by subject.

1284. Annual Corporation Service Dinners, 1960-1986

      Box 575, Folder 1

1285. Budget, 1981-1987

      Box 575, Folder 2

1286. Correspondence, 1959-1978

      Box 575, Folder 3

1287. Discussion Group on International Trade and Investment in Services, 1980-1981

      Box 575, Folder 4

1288. General Planning and Review

1289. 1987-1989

      Box 575, Folder 5

1290. 1989-1990

      Box 575, Folder 6

1291. 1991-1992

      Box 575, Folder 7

1292. Guide, 1978-1979, 1995-1996

      Box 575, Folder 8

1293. Keller, Ken, Task Force Materials, 1993

      Box 576, Folder 1

1294. Meetings, 1992-1993

      Box 576, Folder 2

1295. Miscellaneous, 1961-1993

      Box 576, Folder 3

1296. Miscellaneous Statistics and Lists, 1959-1978

      Box 576, Folder 4

1297. Subseries 6B: Events, 1939-1994 (6.17 linear feet in 14.8 boxes) Subseries Description The Events Subseries documents events sponsored by the Corporate Program for the business members of the Council including seminars, meetings, conferences, breakfasts, luncheons, dinners, and trips. Business Executive Seminars and Corporate Service Seminars files contain information on meetings including background reading, correspondence with speakers, and other general planning matters. Post 1981 files include the event's program and general planning materials such as correspondence with speakers. Materials relating to the Corporate Program trips include planning materials, correspondence to prospective trip-takers, agendas, and information about destination points and activities. Arrangement Arranged chronologically by event year; "Trips" are located as a section at the end.

1298. Seminars for Business Executives

1299. 1939-1941, 1952-1953

      Box 576, Folder 5

1300. 1954	Box 576, Folder 6 to 7

1301. 1955	Box 577, Folder 1

1302. 1956-1957

      Box 577, Folder 2

1303. 1957-1958

      Box 577, Folder 3

1304. 1958-1959

      Box 577, Folder 4

1305. 1960-1961

      Box 577, Folder 5

1306. 1961	Box 577, Folder 6

1307. 1961-1962

      Box 578, Folder 1

1308. 1962	Box 578, Folder 2 to 3

1309. 1962-1963

      Box 578, Folder 4

1310. 1963	Box 578, Folder 5 to 6

1311. 1963-1964

      Box 578, Folder 7

1312. 1964	Box 579, Folder 1

1313. 1965	Box 579, Folder 2

1314. 1965-1966

      Box 579, Folder 3

1315. 1966	Box 579, Folder 4

1316. 1966-1967

      Box 579, Folder 5

1317. 1968-1969

      Box 579, Folder 6

1318. Corporate Service Seminar

1319. 1969-1970

      Box 580, Folder 1

1320. 1970	Box 580, Folder 2

1321. 1971	Box 580, Folder 3 to 4

1322. 1972	Box 580, Folder 5

1323. 1973	Box 580, Folder 6

1324. 1973-1974

      Box 580, Folder 7

1325. 1974-1975

      Box 581, Folder 1

1326. 1975	Box 581, Folder 2

1327. 1976	Box 581, Folder 3

1328. 1976-1977

      Box 581, Folder 4

1329. 1977-1978

      Box 581, Folder 5

1330. 1978	Box 581, Folder 6

1331. 1979-1980

      Box 582, Folder 1

1332. 1980-1981

      Box 582, Folder 2

1333. Meetings

1334. 1981 (Background Readings)

      Box 582, Folder 3

1335. 1981-1982

      Box 582, Folder 4

1336. 1982-1983

      Box 582, Folder 5 to 6

1337. 1983-1984

      Box 582, Folder 7

1338. 1984-1985

      Box 583, Folder 1

1339. 1985-1986

      Box 583, Folder 2

1340. 1986-1987

      Box 583, Folder 3

1341. Events

1342. 1987-1988 (Includes Fall Seminar, 1987)

      Box 583, Folder 4

1343. 1988-1990

      Box 583, Folder 5

1344. 1990-1991

      Box 583, Folder 6

1345. 1991-1992

      Box 583, Folder 7

1346. 1993 April-1993 May

      Box 584, Folder 1

1347. 1993 June-1993 September

      Box 584, Folder 2

1348. 1993 October-1993 December

      Box 584, Folder 3

1349. 1994 January-1994 February

      Box 584, Folder 4

1350. 1994 March

      Box 585, Folder 1

1351. 1994 April

      Box 585, Folder 2 to 3

1352. 1994 May

      Box 585, Folder 4 to 5

1353. 1994 June-1994 September

      Box 586, Folder 1

1354. 1994 October

      Box 586, Folder 2

1355. 1994 November-1994 December

      Box 586, Folder 3

1356. Trips

1357. Trips, 1985-1991

      Box 587, Folder 1

1358. India-Pakistan Trip (1991 February,1993 February)

1359. Correspondence and Memos

1360. 1991	Box 587, Folder 2

1361. 1992-1993

      Box 587, Folder 3

1362. Talk on India, 1989-1993

      Box 587, Folder 4

1363. Asia Trip (1993 July)

1364. Background and Memos, 1993

      Box 587, Folder 5

1365. Background and Tourist Information, 1991-1993

      Box 587, Folder 6

1366. Bills, 1993-1994

      Box 587, Folder 7

1367. Biographies and Addresses, 1993

      Box 588, Folder 1

1368. Charts, 1993

      Box 588, Folder 2

1369. China, 1993

      Box 588, Folder 3

1370. China, Notes, 1993

      Box 588, Folder 4

1371. Hong Kong, 1993

      Box 588, Folder 5

1372. Hong Kong, Notes, 1993

      Box 588, Folder 6

1373. Invitations, 1993

      Box 588, Folder 7

1374. Itinerary, 1993

      Box 588, Folder 8

1375. Millington, John A., Advance Trip

1376. Correspondence and Diary, 1993

      Box 588, Folder 9

1377. Incoming Correspondence, 1993

      Box 589, Folder 1

1378. Outgoing Correspondence, 1993

1379. China Trip

      Box 589, Folder 2

1380. Vietnam Trip

      Box 589, Folder 3

1381. Names and Contacts, 1993

      Box 589, Folder 4

1382. Packet Information Originals, 1993

      Box 589, Folder 5

1383. Planning, Early, 1993

      Box 589, Folder 6

1384. Planning

1385. 1993	Box 589, Folder 7

1386. 1993-1994

      Box 590, Folder 1

1387. Planning and Follow-up, 1993-1994

      Box 590, Folder 2

1388. Public Relations, 1993

      Box 590, Folder 3

1389. Thailand, Cambodia, 1993

      Box 590, Folder 4

1390. Thailand and Cambodia, Notes, 1993

      Box 590, Folder 5

1391. Travel and Hotels, 1993

      Box 590, Folder 6

1392. Vietnam, 1993

      Box 590, Folder 7

1393. Vietnam, Notes, 1993

      Box 590, Folder 8

1394. NATO Trip, 1994

      Box 590, Folder 9

1395. Series 7: Committees/National Program, 1937-1996 (21.48 linear feet in 52 boxes) History of the Committees and National Program The Committees on Foreign Relations, an initiative launched by the Council in December 1937, were autonomous and self-governing groups replicating the New York Council, serving for the education of the members in different communities. The Council cooperated closely with the committees in supplying speakers, including members of the Council’s own staff. Delegates from the Committees attended an annual conference at the Council’s headquarters in New York. In 1995, the Committees formed their own association, the American Committees on Foreign Relations, headquartered in Washington, D.C. and comprised of 33 local affiliates. For more information on the American Committees on Foreign Relations, see their website at http://www.acfr.org/. The Council formed its "National Program" department in the early 1990s to engage members outside New York and Washington in a substantive debate on international affairs and United States foreign policy through events held in key cities across the country. While initially intended to strengthen the Committees, it took over their role at the Council when they became a separate organization. Series Description The Committees/National Program Series documents the formation and work of the Committees on Foreign Relation through reports from the committees, correspondence between the director and Committee secretaries, annual meeting materials, and membership information. The National Program is similarly documented through correspondence, event planning and proceedings, and documents on policy and outreach. Portions of the series involve the western counterpart of the Council, the Pacific Council on International Policy. Arrangement The Records of the Committees/National Program Series are divided into seven subseries: General, Annual Conferences and Meetings, Committee Correspondence and Reports, Speakers, Memoranda to Secretaries, Membership Lists, and National Program.

1396. Subseries 7A: General, 1937-1996 (1.88 linear feet in 4.5 boxes) Subseries Description The General Subseries includes subject files which document the establishment and growth of the committees and problems they encountered. Information within these files relates to budget, evaluation of the committees, finances, and outreach of the Committees Program in general. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by subject.

1397. Ad Hoc Advisory Committees, 1974-1978

      Box 591, Folder 1

1398. Annual Budgets and Reports and Related Papers

1399. 1942-1949

      Box 591, Folder 2

1400. 1950-1959

      Box 591, Folder 3

1401. 1960-1975

      Box 591, Folder 4

1402. Carnegie Corporation

1403. Financial Emergency Program, Undated

      Box 591, Folder 5

1404. General Correspondence, 1945-1963

      Box 591, Folder 6

1405. Grant Applications, 1949-1952

      Box 591, Folder 7

1406. Reports To Carnegie Corporation

1407. 1937-1951

      Box 591, Folder 8

1408. 1952-1966

      Box 591, Folder 9

1409. Copyright, 1993-1994

      Box 591, Folder 10

1410. Correspondence, Bushner, Rolland, 1969-1978

      Box 591, Folder 11

1411. Council Briefings, 1992-1993

      Box 591, Folder 12

1412. Council/Committee Mandate, 1983-1985

      Box 591, Folder 13

1413. Directory of Members, 1972 January 1

      Box 591, Folder 14

1414. Discussion Leaders Per Committee, 1989-1995

      Box 591, Folder 15

1415. Diversifying Committee Membership, 1969-1983

      Box 592, Folder 1

1416. Dues and Membership Policy, 1989-1994

      Box 592, Folder 2

1417. Environmental Grants, 1992-1996

      Box 592, Folder 3

1418. Evaluation of Value and Effectiveness, 1946-1979

      Box 592, Folder 4

1419. Finances

1420. The $400 Per Committee Plan, 1960

      Box 592, Folder 5

1421. Cost-Sharing Plan, 1976-1982

      Box 592, Folder 6

1422. Future of the Committees, Special Committee On, 1949

      Box 592, Folder 7

1423. History and Future of The Committees, Miscellaneous Paper, 1964-1987

      Box 592, Folder 8

1424. Miller, Francis P. (Organizing Director For Foreign Relations Committees), 1938-1943

      Box 592, Folder 9

1425. Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1964-1984

      Box 592, Folder 10

1426. National Association of Committees and Council (Tax-Exempt), Proposal Of, 1972-1974

      Box 592, Folder 11

1427. New Committees, 1963-1992

      Box 592, Folder 12

1428. Outreach

1429. 1976-1977

      Box 593, Folder 1

1430. 1977-1978

      Box 593, Folder 2

1431. 1982-1993

      Box 593, Folder 3

1432. Planning and Organization of Committees, 1937-1939

      Box 593, Folder 4

1433. Project on the Post-Cold War U.S. Security Mission and Defense Spending, 1992-1993

      Box 593, Folder 5

1434. Proposed Cities

1435. Various (Including Overseas), 1941-1979

      Box 593, Folder 6

1436. Baltimore-Hollywood, 1939-1980

      Box 593, Folder 7

1437. Kansas-Wisconsin, 1938-1962

      Box 593, Folder 8

1438. Regional Conferences and Events

1439. 1979-1984

      Box 594, Folder 1

1440. 1985-1988

      Box 594, Folder 2

1441. Specimen and Topics Per Committee, 1987-1993

      Box 594, Folder 3

1442. Staff Memos

1443. 1964-1968

      Box 594, Folder 4

1444. 1971-1978

      Box 594, Folder 5

1445. 1980-1982

      Box 594, Folder 6

1446. Subversive Attacks on the Council (Including Smoot, Dan), 1961-1963

      Box 594, Folder 7

1447. Swing, John Temple, Correspondence, 1991

      Box 594, Folder 8

1448. Tax Deductions, 1960

      Box 594, Folder 9

1449. Tax Ruling, 1944-1949

      Box 594, Folder 10

1450. Views on Foreign Policy By Committee Member (Questionnaires)

1451. 1940-1949

      Box 594, Folder 11

1452. 1950-1951

      Box 595, Folder 1

1453. 1953-1961

      Box 595, Folder 2

1454. 1963-1983

      Box 595, Folder 3

1455. Visits To Committees and Trips, 1945-1958, 1977-1982

      Box 595, Folder 4

1456. Woman Membership, 1972-1985

      Box 595, Folder 5

1457. Subseries 7B: Annual Conferences and Meetings, 1939-1992 (2.92 linear feet in 7 boxes) Subseries Description The Annual Conferences and Meetings Subseries documents the annual meeting of members of the Committees on Foreign Relations in New York. The conferences were originally organized as meetings of Committee representatives to report about their activities, exchange information about speakers, evaluate the past year and discuss future plans. In addition, the conferences had an introductory speaker and discussion on international politics. As the number of committees grew over the years, the annual meetings developed into a conference devoted to a certain particular theme with prominent guest speakers. The files within the Annual Conferences and Meetings Subseries contain correspondence and programs of the annual conferences and meetings for the Committees, as well as reports of the minutes which, after 1950, included the agenda, some of the conference documents, digests of the discussion of each session, and statistical information about members and meetings of individual committees. Arrangement Arranged chronologically by year of conference or meeting.

1458. 1939-1941

      Box 595, Folder 6

1459. 1942-1945

      Box 596, Folder 1

1460. 1946-1947

      Box 596, Folder 2

1461. 1948-1950

      Box 596, Folder 3

1462. 1951-1952

      Box 596, Folder 4

1463. 1953	Box 596, Folder 5

1464. 1954-1955

      Box 596, Folder 6

1465. 1956	Box 597, Folder 1

1466. 1957-1958

      Box 597, Folder 2

1467. 1959-1960

      Box 597, Folder 3

1468. 1961-1962

      Box 597, Folder 4

1469. 1963	Box 597, Folder 5

1470. 1964	Box 597, Folder 6

1471. 1965	Box 598, Folder 1

1472. 1966	Box 598, Folder 2

1473. 1967	Box 598, Folder 3

1474. 1968	Box 598, Folder 4

1475. 1969	Box 598, Folder 5

1476. 1970	Box 598, Folder 6

1477. 1971	Box 599, Folder 1

1478. 1972	Box 599, Folder 2

1479. 1973	Box 599, Folder 3

1480. 1974	Box 599, Folder 4

1481. 1975	Box 599, Folder 5

1482. 1976

1483. External Correspondence In, 1974-1976

      Box 600, Folder 1

1484. Internal Correspondence and Printed Matter, 1975-1976

      Box 600, Folder 2

1485. 1977	Box 600, Folder 3

1486. 1978	Box 600, Folder 4

1487. 1979	Box 600, Folder 5

1488. 1980	Box 601, Folder 1

1489. 1981	Box 601, Folder 2

1490. 1982	Box 601, Folder 3

1491. 1983	Box 601, Folder 4

1492. 1984	Box 601, Folder 5

1493. 1985	Box 601, Folder 6

1494. 1986	Box 602, Folder 1

1495. 1987-1988

      Box 602, Folder 2

1496. 1989-1992

      Box 602, Folder 3

1497. Subseries 7C: Committee Correspondence and Reports, 1938-1993 (12.72 linear feet in 30.5 boxes) Subseries Description The Committee Correspondence and Reports Subseries documents the work of the individual Committees on Foreign Relations through their correspondence with and reports to the Director of Committees on Foreign Relations concerning activities and speakers. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by city name, each city’s files are divided into reports and correspondence and arranged by year thereunder.

1498. Albuquerque, New Mexico

1499. Correspondence

1500. 1947-1967

      Box 602, Folder 4

1501. 1967-1980

      Box 602, Folder 5

1502. Reports

1503. 1959, 1963-1973

      Box 602, Folder 6

1504. 1973-1977

      Box 603, Folder 1

1505. 1977-1982

      Box 603, Folder 2

1506. Atlanta, Georgia

1507. Correspondence

1508. 1949-1953, 1961-1972

      Box 603, Folder 3

1509. 1972-1982

      Box 603, Folder 4

1510. 1966-1990

      Box 603, Folder 5

1511. Reports

1512. 1959, 1965-1970

      Box 603, Folder 6

1513. 1971-1982

      Box 604, Folder 1

1514. Austin, Texas

1515. Correspondence

1516. 1962-1968

      Box 604, Folder 2

1517. 1968-1972

      Box 604, Folder 3

1518. 1972-1978, 1983

      Box 604, Folder 4

1519. New Committee Correspondence, 1985-1993

      Box 604, Folder 5

1520. Reports

1521. 1965-1970

      Box 604, Folder 6

1522. 1972-1975

      Box 604, Folder 7

1523. 1975-1978

      Box 605, Folder 1

1524. Billings, Montana

1525. Correspondence, 1961, 1964-1982

      Box 605, Folder 2

1526. Reports, 1961-1982

      Box 605, Folder 3

1527. Birmingham, Alabama

1528. Correspondence

1529. 1942-1971

      Box 605, Folder 4

1530. 1971-1982

      Box 605, Folder 5

1531. Reports

1532. 1945, 1959, 1965-1975

      Box 606, Folder 1

1533. 1975-1982

      Box 606, Folder 2

1534. Boise, Idaho

1535. Correspondence, 1945, 1952-1953, 1962-1982

      Box 606, Folder 3

1536. Reports

1537. 1959, 1964-1976

      Box 606, Folder 4

1538. 1976-1982

      Box 606, Folder 5

1539. Boston, Massachusetts

1540. Correspondence

1541. 1942-1970

      Box 607, Folder 1

1542. 1970-1975

      Box 607, Folder 2

1543. 1976-1983

      Box 607, Folder 3

1544. Reports

1545. 1959, 1964-1972

      Box 607, Folder 4

1546. 1972-1977

      Box 608, Folder 1

1547. 1977-1979

      Box 608, Folder 2

1548. 1979-1982

      Box 608, Folder 3

1549. Casper, Wyoming

1550. Correspondence, 1961-1976

      Box 608, Folder 4

1551. Reports, 1966-1982

      Box 608, Folder 5

1552. Charlottesville, North Carolina

1553. Correspondence

1554. 1949-1969

      Box 609, Folder 1

1555. 1969-1973

      Box 609, Folder 2

1556. 1973-1982

      Box 609, Folder 3

1557. Reports

1558. 1964-1974

      Box 609, Folder 4

1559. 1974-1982

      Box 609, Folder 5

1560. Chicago, Illinois

1561. Correspondence, 1939-1946

      Box 609, Folder 6

1562. Cleveland, Ohio

1563. Correspondence, 1938-1947, 1978-1982

      Box 610, Folder 1

1564. Reports, 1945, 1979-1982

      Box 610, Folder 2

1565. Denver, Colarado

1566. Correspondence

1567. 1938-1973

      Box 610, Folder 3

1568. 1973-1982

      Box 610, Folder 4

1569. Reports

1570. 1938-1945, 1959-1974

      Box 610, Folder 5

1571. 1974-1982

      Box 610, Folder 6

1572. Des Moines, Iowa

1573. Correspondence, 1938-1940, 1947-1952, 1964-1982

      Box 610, Folder 7

1574. Reports

1575. 1940, 1945, 1959, 1964-1973

      Box 611, Folder 1

1576. 1973-1976

      Box 611, Folder 2

1577. 1976-1982

      Box 611, Folder 3

1578. Detroit, Michigan

1579. Correspondence

1580. 1938, 1952-1973

      Box 611, Folder 4

1581. 1973-1982

      Box 611, Folder 5

1582. Reports

1583. 1945-1970

      Box 611, Folder 6

1584. 1971-1976

      Box 612, Folder 1

1585. 1976-1982

      Box 612, Folder 2

1586. Durham, North Carolina

1587. Correspondence, 1941-1942

      Box 612, Folder 3

1588. Honolulu, Hawaii

1589. Correspondence, 1982-1984

      Box 612, Folder 4

1590. Houston, Texas

1591. Correspondence

1592. 1938, 1949-1972

      Box 612, Folder 5

1593. 1972-1982

      Box 612, Folder 6

1594. Reports

1595. 1938-1969

      Box 612, Folder 7

1596. 1969-1976

      Box 613, Folder 1

1597. 1976-1982

      Box 613, Folder 2

1598. Indianapolis, Indiana

1599. Correspondence

1600. 1943-1969

      Box 613, Folder 3

1601. 1969-1982

      Box 613, Folder 4

1602. Reports

1603. 1945, 1959, 1964-1977

      Box 613, Folder 5

1604. 1977-1982

      Box 613, Folder 6

1605. Little Rock, Arkansas

1606. Correspondence

1607. 1948-1970

      Box 614, Folder 1

1608. 1970-1982

      Box 614, Folder 2

1609. Reports

1610. 1965-1975

      Box 614, Folder 3

1611. 1975-1982

      Box 614, Folder 4

1612. Los Angeles, California

1613. Correspondence

1614. 1939-1966

      Box 614, Folder 5

1615. 1966-1973

      Box 614, Folder 6

1616. 1973-1986

      Box 615, Folder 1

1617. Reports

1618. 1940-1965

      Box 615, Folder 2

1619. 1965-1967

      Box 615, Folder 3

1620. 1967-1975

      Box 615, Folder 4

1621. 1975-1982

      Box 615, Folder 5

1622. Louisville, Kentucky

1623. Correspondence

1624. 1938-1969

      Box 616, Folder 1

1625. 1969-1982

      Box 616, Folder 2

1626. Reports

1627. 1945, 1959, 1964-1969

      Box 616, Folder 3

1628. 1969-1982

      Box 616, Folder 4

1629. Miami, Florida

1630. Correspondence, 1972-1982

      Box 616, Folder 5

1631. Reports

1632. 1971-1975

      Box 617, Folder 1

1633. 1975-1977

      Box 617, Folder 2

1634. 1977-1982

      Box 617, Folder 3

1635. Milwaukee, Wisconsin

1636. Reports, 1945

      Box 617, Folder 4

1637. Nashville, Tennessee

1638. Correspondence

1639. 1939-1973

      Box 617, Folder 5

1640. 1973-1982

      Box 617, Folder 6

1641. Reports

1642. 1945-1969

      Box 617, Folder 7

1643. 1969-1976

      Box 618, Folder 1

1644. 1976-1982

      Box 618, Folder 2

1645. Omaha, Nebraska

1646. Correspondence

1647. 1942, 1951-1971

      Box 618, Folder 3

1648. 1971-1982

      Box 618, Folder 4

1649. Reports

1650. 1945-1974

      Box 618, Folder 5

1651. 1974-1982

      Box 618, Folder 6

1652. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

1653. Correspondence

1654. 1947-1952, 1964-1973

      Box 619, Folder 1

1655. 1973-1982

      Box 619, Folder 2

1656. Reports

1657. 1959-1969

      Box 619, Folder 3

1658. 1971-1982

      Box 619, Folder 4

1659. Phoenix, Arizona

1660. Correspondence, 1976-1985

      Box 619, Folder 5

1661. Reports, 1976-1982

      Box 619, Folder 6

1662. Portland, Maine

1663. Correspondence

1664. 1955-1973

      Box 620, Folder 1

1665. 1973-1982

      Box 620, Folder 2

1666. Reports

1667. 1939, 1945, 1964-1974

      Box 620, Folder 3

1668. 1975-1982

      Box 620, Folder 4

1669. Portland, Oregon

1670. Correspondence

1671. 1939-1970

      Box 620, Folder 5

1672. 1971-1982

      Box 621, Folder 1

1673. 1982-1987

      Box 621, Folder 2

1674. Reports

1675. 1959, 1964-1970

      Box 621, Folder 3

1676. 1972-1982

      Box 621, Folder 4

1677. Providence, Rhode Island

1678. Correspondence

1679. 1939-1986

      Box 621, Folder 5

1680. 1970-1982

      Box 621, Folder 6

1681. Reports

1682. 1945, 1964-1970

      Box 622, Folder 1

1683. 1971-1982

      Box 622, Folder 2

1684. Rochester, New York

1685. Correspondence

1686. 1960-1966

      Box 622, Folder 3

1687. 1966-1974

      Box 622, Folder 4

1688. 1974-1981

      Box 622, Folder 5

1689. Reports

1690. 1966-1982

      Box 622, Folder 6

1691. St. Louis, Missouri

1692. Correspondence

1693. 1938-1939, 1960-1970

      Box 623, Folder 1

1694. 1970-1977

      Box 623, Folder 2

1695. 1976-1981

      Box 623, Folder 3

1696. Reports

1697. 1940, 1953-1973

      Box 623, Folder 4

1698. 1973-1978

      Box 623, Folder 5

1699. 1978-1982

      Box 624, Folder 1

1700. St. Paul, Minnesota

1701. Correspondence

1702. 1940-1970

      Box 624, Folder 2

1703. 1971-1977

      Box 624, Folder 3

1704. 1977-1982

      Box 624, Folder 4

1705. Reports

1706. 1945, 1959-1972

      Box 624, Folder 5

1707. 1972-1976

      Box 624, Folder 6

1708. 1976-1982

      Box 625, Folder 1

1709. Salt Lake City, Utah

1710. Correspondence

1711. 1942-1953, 1963-1973

      Box 625, Folder 2

1712. 1973-1982

      Box 625, Folder 3

1713. Reports, 1945, 1959, 1964-1982

      Box 625, Folder 4

1714. San Francisco, California

1715. Correspondence

1716. 1939-1970

      Box 625, Folder 5

1717. 1970-1977

      Box 626, Folder 1

1718. 1977-1979

      Box 626, Folder 2

1719. 1979-1982

      Box 626, Folder 3

1720. Reports

1721. 1945, 1959, 1964-1975

      Box 626, Folder 4

1722. 1975-1982

      Box 626, Folder 5

1723. Santa Barbara, California

1724. Correspondence

1725. 1959-1965

      Box 627, Folder 1

1726. 1965-1973

      Box 627, Folder 2

1727. 1973-1978

      Box 627, Folder 3

1728. Reports

1729. 1964-1970

      Box 627, Folder 4

1730. 1971-1975

      Box 627, Folder 5

1731. 1976-1978

      Box 628, Folder 1

1732. 1978-1982

      Box 628, Folder 2

1733. Seattle, Washington

1734. Correspondence

1735. 1942-1972

      Box 628, Folder 3

1736. 1972-1991

      Box 628, Folder 4

1737. Reports

1738. 1945, 1959, 1964-1970

      Box 628, Folder 5

1739. 1971-1981

      Box 629, Folder 1

1740. Tampa Bay, Florida

1741. Correspondence

1742. 1971-1978

      Box 629, Folder 2

1743. 1977-1982, 1986

      Box 629, Folder 3

1744. Reports

1745. 1972-1977

      Box 629, Folder 4

1746. 1977-1982

      Box 629, Folder 5

1747. Tucson, Arizona

1748. Correspondence

1749. 1963-1976

      Box 629, Folder 6

1750. 1976-1982

      Box 630, Folder 1

1751. Reports

1752. 1964-1973

      Box 630, Folder 2

1753. 1973-1977

      Box 630, Folder 3

1754. 1976-1982

      Box 630, Folder 4

1755. Tulsa, Oklahoma

1756. Correspondence

1757. 1943-1970

      Box 630, Folder 5

1758. 1970-1982

      Box 631, Folder 1

1759. Reports

1760. 1945, 1959, 1964-1975

      Box 631, Folder 2

1761. 1975-1982

      Box 631, Folder 3

1762. Wichita, Kansas

1763. Correspondence

1764. 1955, 1963-1975

      Box 631, Folder 4

1765. 1976-1982

      Box 631, Folder 5

1766. Reports

1767. 1959, 1964-1976

      Box 631, Folder 6

1768. 1976-1982

      Box 632, Folder 1

1769. Worcester, Massachusetts

1770. Correspondence

1771. 1958, 1963-1970

      Box 632, Folder 2

1772. 1970-1982

      Box 632, Folder 3

1773. Reports

1774. 1959, 1964-1969

      Box 632, Folder 4

1775. 1969-1975

      Box 632, Folder 5

1776. 1975-1978

      Box 632, Folder 6

1777. 1978-1982

      Box 633, Folder 1

1778. Subseries 7D: Speakers, 1938-1982 (1.25 linear feet in 3 boxes) Subseries Description The Speakers Subseries provides information on the individuals who spoke before the different Committees on Foreign Relations, including planning, agendas, expense information, official reports, and commentary. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by speaker’s last name.

1779. Administration

1780. Comments on Committees, 1938-1964

      Box 633, Folder 2

1781. Scheduled, 1953-1963

      Box 633, Folder 3

1782. Suggested, 1938-1939, 1942-1943

      Box 633, Folder 4

1783. Speakers

1784. A, 1947-1981

      Box 633, Folder 5

1785. B, 1948-1976

      Box 633, Folder 6

1786. C-D, 1946-1964

      Box 633, Folder 7

1787. Department of State, 1942-1979

      Box 633, Folder 8

1788. E-F, 1948-1977

      Box 634, Folder 1

1789. G, 1944-1982

      Box 634, Folder 2

1790. H, 1939-1979

      Box 634, Folder 3

1791. I-J, 1948-1979

      Box 634, Folder 4

1792. K, 1947-1962

      Box 634, Folder 5

1793. L, 1944-1981

      Box 634, Folder 6

1794. M, 1938-1974

      Box 634, Folder 7

1795. N-Q, 1940-1982

      Box 635, Folder 1

1796. R, 1946-1976

      Box 635, Folder 2

1797. S, 1944-1975

      Box 635, Folder 3

1798. T-U, 1945-1982

      Box 635, Folder 4

1799. W-Z, 1947-1977

      Box 635, Folder 5

1800. Subseries 7E: Memoranda to Secretaries, 1938-1987 (1.25 linear feet in 3 boxes) Subseries Description The Memoranda to Secretaries Subseries contains copies of the memoranda from the Director of Committees on Foreign Relations to the secretaries of the individual Committees on Foreign Relations. These memos concern issues of common interest to the committees, such as questionnaires, upcoming events and annual conferences, and speakers. Arrangement Arranged chronologically.

1801. 1938-1949

      Box 635, Folder 6

1802. 1950-1959

      Box 636, Folder 1

1803. 1960-1964

      Box 636, Folder 2

1804. 1964-1965

      Box 636, Folder 3

1805. 1965-1966

      Box 636, Folder 4

1806. 1966-1967

      Box 636, Folder 5

1807. 1967-1968

      Box 637, Folder 1

1808. 1968-1969

      Box 637, Folder 2

1809. 1969-1970

      Box 637, Folder 3

1810. 1970-1971

      Box 637, Folder 4

1811. 1972	Box 637, Folder 5

1812. 1972-1976

      Box 638, Folder 1

1813. 1976-1977

      Box 638, Folder 2

1814. 1977-1978

      Box 638, Folder 3

1815. 1978-1980

      Box 638, Folder 4

1816. 1980-1982

      Box 638, Folder 5

1817. 1983-1987

      Box 638, Folder 6

1818. Subseries 7F: Membership Lists, 1939-1983 (.83 linear feet in 2 boxes) Subseries Description The Membership Lists Subseries contains directories of membership to the Committees on Foreign Relations. Lists from 1948, 1976-1977 and 1980-1981 are not present in the Committees on Foreign Relations records. Arrangement Arranged chronologically, with information on members of Committees on Foreign Relations who were also Council members at the end of the subseries.

1819. 1939-1945

      Box 639, Folder 1

1820. 1946-1947

      Box 639, Folder 2

1821. 1949-1953

      Box 639, Folder 3

1822. 1953-1957

      Box 639, Folder 4

1823. 1957-1959

      Box 639, Folder 5

1824. 1959-1966

      Box 639, Folder 6

1825. 1966-1967

      Box 640, Folder 1

1826. 1967-1969

      Box 640, Folder 2

1827. 1970-1971

      Box 640, Folder 3

1828. 1972-1973

      Box 640, Folder 4

1829. 1974-1975

      Box 640, Folder 5

1830. 1978-1979

      Box 640, Folder 6

1831. 1982-1983

      Box 640, Folder 7

1832. Members Who Are Also Council Members, 1982

      Box 641, Folder 1

1833. Subseries 7G: National Program, 1987-1995 (.63 linear feet in 2 boxes) Subseries Description The National Program Subseries documents the work of the Council’s outreach arm, seeking to further the Council’s strategic goals outside of New York and Washington by creating a national network of membership. Materials in this subseries include correspondence, internal memos, national meetings information, invitations to meetings, seminar and conference proceedings, and documents on Council policy and outreach. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by subject.

1834. Correspondence Regarding Committee Changes

1835. 1993-1994

      Box 641, Folder 2

1836. 1994	Box 641, Folder 3 to 4

1837. Council Outreach and National Program

1838. 1994	Box 641, Folder 5

1839. Strategy Paper, 1992-1994

      Box 641, Folder 6

1840. Emerging Role of the Pacific Council on International Policy, 1993-1994

      Box 641, Folder 7

1841. Frye, Alton, 1993-1994

      Box 641, Folder 8

1842. Gelb, Les, 1993-1994

      Box 641, Folder 9

1843. National Meetings, 1987-1994

      Box 642, Folder 1

1844. National Program Annual Conference, 1995

      Box 642, Folder 2

1845. Pacific Basin Seminar (Denoon), 1991-1992

      Box 642, Folder 3

1846. Series 8: Publications, 1922-2006 (6.88 linear feet in 17 boxes) History of Publications Since its inception, the Council on Foreign Relations has used its program of publication to further its goal to stimulate international thought among the people of the United States. After the journal Foreign Affairs was launched, the Council’s board of directors began an integrated publications program based on extended research. The Publications Department produced annual books, as well as occasional volumes on current international problems, and the Council’s Annual Report. Series Description The Publications Series documents not only the publishing arm of the Council on Foreign Relations, but also the Council's history. Council publishing is documented through: administrative records, which include such information as reports on whether or not the Council should be publishing; files on the Council's annuals and reference book publications which include editors' files for the Council's three serial publications; and files containing correspondence between authors and the publication department. The Publication department is also in charge of the Council's Annual Report; this series contains files on the actual publication of the report as well as the reports themselves, which provide a rich year-by-year history of the Council. Arrangement The records of the Publications Series are divided into four subseries: Administration, Annual Reports, Annuals and Reference Books, and Author Files.

1847. Subseries 8A: Administration, 1922-1991 (.21 linear feet in .5 box) Subseries Description The Administration Subseries documents the administration of the Publication Department. Files include publication lists, internal memos, correspondence, and reports on issues such as opinions on the Council as a publishing body, review procedures, and the publication of lectures. Arrangement Arranged chronologically, with folders on Publication Lists and Elihu Root Lectures at the end of the subseries.

1848. 1955-1974

      Box 643, Folder 1

1849. 1975-1987

      Box 643, Folder 2

1850. 1984-1985

      Box 643, Folder 3

1851. Oversized Book Jackets, circa 1950s-1980s (removed to Box 756)

1852. Publication Lists, 1922-1991

      Box 643, Folder 4

1853. Readers' Service, 1988

      Box 643, Folder 5

1854. Root Lectures, 1965-1971

      Box 643, Folder 6

1855. Syndication Concept, 1986

      Box 643, Folder 7

1856. Subseries 8B: Annual Reports, 1922-2006 (2.71 linear feet in 7 boxes) Subseries Description The Annual Reports Subseries contains information about the process of publishing the annual reports of the Council, specifically regarding staffing, budget, planning and sales, and also contains most of the published annual report booklets from 1922 through 2006. Annual reports for years 1999 through the present are available online at http://www.cfr.org/about/annual_report/. Arrangement Subseries begins with subject files in alphabetical order, followed by annual reports in chronological order.

1857. General, 1933, 1984-1985

      Box 643, Folder 8

1858. Administration, 1963

      Box 643, Folder 9

1859. Correspondence with Senators and Congressmen, 1961-1962

      Box 643, Folder 10

1860. New Format, 1961-1962

      Box 643, Folder 11

1861. Reports

1862. Printed By-Laws With a List of Officers and Members

1863. 1922, 1924-1929

      Box 643, Folder 12

1864. 1930-1936

      Box 644, Folder 1

1865. Printed By-Laws With a List of Officers and Members, Report of the Executive Director, Annual Reports, 1938-1940

      Box 644, Folder 2

1866. Printed By-Laws With a List of Officers and Members and Report of the Executive Director

1867. 1940-1944

      Box 644, Folder 3

1868. 1944-1947

      Box 644, Folder 4

1869. Annual Reports

1870. 1947-1948

      Box 644, Folder 5

1871. 1949	Box 645, Folder 1

1872. 1950	Box 645, Folder 2

1873. 1951-1952

      Box 645, Folder 3

1874. 1953-1954

      Box 645, Folder 4

1875. 1955-1956

      Box 645, Folder 5

1876. 1957-1958

      Box 646, Folder 1

1877. 1959-1961

      Box 646, Folder 2

1878. For Year Ending 1963-1965

      Box 646, Folder 3

1879. For Year Ending 1966-1968

      Box 646, Folder 4

1880. For Year Ending 1969-1971

      Box 647, Folder 1

1881. 1971-1973

      Box 647, Folder 2

1882. 1974-1975

      Box 647, Folder 3

1883. 1976-1977

      Box 647, Folder 4

1884. 1978-1980

      Box 648, Folder 1

1885. 1980-1982

      Box 648, Folder 2

1886. 1982-1984

      Box 648, Folder 3

1887. 1984-1986

      Box 648, Folder 4

1888. 1987-1988

      Box 648, Folder 5

1889. 1989	Box 648, Folder 6

1890. 1990-1991

      Box 649, Folder 1

1891. 1992-1993

      Box 649, Folder 2

1892. 1994-1996

      Box 649, Folder 3

1893. 1997-1999

      Box 649, Folder 4

1894. 2000-2003

      Box 649, Folder 5

1895. 2004-2006

      Box 649, Folder 6

1896. Subseries 8C: Annuals and Reference Books, 1922-1985 (2.08 linear feet in 5 boxes) Subseries Description The Annuals and Reference Books Subseries includes files on the administration of book publishing at the Council, including information on staffing, budget, sales, and planning. It contains specific files on three published series, Documents on American Foreign Relations, The Political Handbook, and The United States in World Affairs. These files contain information on the publication of these works, such as editors’ files, distribution information, sales, and other correspondence. Arrangement Arranged into a "General" section (organized alphabetically) and then by the three published series titles, alphabetically. Within published series sections, materials arranged alphabetically and chronologically.

1897. General

1898. American Agencies Interested in International Affairs

1899. 1930, 1942, 1949

      Box 649A, Folder 1

1900. 1955	Box 649A, Folder 2

1901. Clippings, 1931-1956

      Box 649A, Folder 3

1902. Budgets and Sales, 1971-1978

      Box 649A, Folder 4

1903. Eisenhower Memoirs, 1947

      Box 649A, Folder 5

1904. Foreign Affairs

1905. Bibliography

1906. 1952-1962

      Box 649A, Folder 6

1907. 1962-1972

      Box 649A, Folder 7

1908. 50-Year, 1968-1973

      Box 650, Folder 1 to 2

1909. 1968-1978

      Box 650, Folder 3

1910. Index, 1928-1974

      Box 650, Folder 4

1911. Reader, 1947-1950

      Box 650, Folder 5

1912. Jodl, Aldred and Halder, Franz, Diaries, 1949

      Box 650, Folder 6

1913. Newsletter, 1984-1985

      Box 650, Folder 7

1914. Planning and Objectives of Annuals Program, 1970-1973

      Box 650, Folder 8

1915. Savord, Ruth, Foreign Service Reading List, 1947, 1949, 1954

      Box 650, Folder 9

1916. Scheduling Problems, 1970-1971

      Box 650, Folder 10

1917. Staffing, 1968-1970

      Box 650, Folder 11

1918. Statement of Early Council Publications, 1922

      Box 650, Folder 12

1919. Stebbins, Richard P., The Annuals: A Personal Appraisal, 1972

      Box 650, Folder 13

1920. United States in World Affairs and Documents Promotion, 1955

      Box 650, Folder 14

1921. Documents on American Foreign Relations

1922. General, 1952-1957

      Box 650, Folder 15

1923. Chronological File, Editors

1924. Curl, Peter V.

1925. 1953	Box 650, Folder 16

1926. 1954	Box 650, Folder 17

1927. Zinner, Paul E.

1928. 1955	Box 650, Folder 18

1929. 1956	Box 650, Folder 19

1930. 1957	Box 650, Folder 20

1931. 1958	Box 650, Folder 21

1932. 1959	Box 650, Folder 22

1933. Stebbins, Richard P.

1934. 1960	Box 650, Folder 23

1935. 1961	Box 651, Folder 1

1936. 1962	Box 651, Folder 2

1937. 1963	Box 651, Folder 3

1938. Davids, Jules, 1964

      Box 651, Folder 4

1939. Stebbins, Richard P.

1940. 1965	Box 651, Folder 5

1941. 1966	Box 651, Folder 6

1942. 1967	Box 651, Folder 7

1943. 1968-1969

      Box 651, Folder 8

1944. 1970-1973

      Box 651, Folder 9

1945. Fletcher Interest in Publication, 1970-1971

      Box 651, Folder 10

1946. Search for Funding, 1975-1979

      Box 651, Folder 11

1947. Stebbins, Richard, Reviews and Promotion, 1952

      Box 651, Folder 12

1948. Political Handbook

1949. Chronological File

1950. 1926-1935

      Box 651, Folder 13

1951. 1947	Box 651, Folder 14

1952. 1948	Box 651, Folder 15

1953. 1949	Box 651, Folder 16

1954. 1950	Box 651, Folder 17

1955. 1951	Box 651, Folder 18

1956. 1952	Box 651, Folder 19

1957. 1953	Box 651, Folder 20

1958. 1954	Box 651, Folder 21

1959. 1955	Box 651, Folder 22

1960. 1956	Box 651, Folder 23

1961. 1957	Box 651, Folder 24

1962. 1958	Box 651, Folder 25

1963. 1959	Box 651, Folder 26

1964. 1960	Box 651, Folder 27

1965. 1961	Box 651, Folder 28

1966. 1962	Box 651, Folder 29

1967. 1963	Box 651, Folder 30

1968. 1964	Box 651, Folder 31

1969. 1965	Box 651, Folder 32

1970. 1966	Box 652, Folder 1

1971. 1967	Box 652, Folder 2

1972. 1968	Box 652, Folder 3

1973. 1969-1970

      Box 652, Folder 4

1974. 1975	Box 652, Folder 5

1975. Description, 1928-1962

      Box 652, Folder 6

1976. Distribution and Sales, 1931-1946

      Box 652, Folder 7

1977. Proposal for Grant, 1975

      Box 652, Folder 8

1978. Supplement, "The World This Year"

1979. 1971	Box 652, Folder 9

1980. 1972	Box 652, Folder 10

1981. 1973	Box 652, Folder 11

1982. Miscellaneous, 1986-1987

      Box 652, Folder 12

1983. United States in World Affairs

1984. Administration, 1962-1963

      Box 652, Folder 13

1985. Correspondence, 1932-1963

      Box 652, Folder 14

1986. Distribution

1987. 1945-1947

      Box 652, Folder 15

1988. 1947-1948

      Box 652, Folder 16

1989. 1948-1949

      Box 652, Folder 17

1990. 1949	Box 652, Folder 18

1991. 1950	Box 652, Folder 19

1992. 1951	Box 652, Folder 20

1993. 1952	Box 652, Folder 21

1994. Discontinuance of Series, 1970-1979

      Box 653, Folder 1

1995. Editors

1996. Howland, Charles, Survey of American Foreign Relations, 1928-1931 (Precursor to The United States in World Affairs)

      Box 653, Folder 2

1997. Lippmann, Walter

1998. 1931	Box 653, Folder 3

1999. 1932	Box 653, Folder 4

2000. Lippmann, Walter and Scroggs, William O., 1933

      Box 653, Folder 5

2001. Shepardson, Whitney H. and Scroggs, William O.

2002. 1934	Box 653, Folder 6

2003. 1938	Box 653, Folder 7

2004. Campbell, John

2005. 1945-1947

      Box 653, Folder 8

2006. 1947-1948

      Box 653, Folder 9

2007. 1948-1949

      Box 653, Folder 10

2008. Stebbins, Richard P.

2009. 1949	Box 653, Folder 11

2010. 1950	Box 653, Folder 12

2011. 1952	Box 653, Folder 13

2012. 1953	Box 653, Folder 14

2013. 1954	Box 653, Folder 15

2014. Barber, Hollis, 1955

      Box 653, Folder 16

2015. Stebbins, Richard

2016. 1956	Box 653, Folder 17

2017. 1957	Box 653, Folder 18

2018. 1958	Box 653, Folder 19

2019. 1959	Box 653, Folder 20

2020. 1960	Box 653, Folder 21

2021. 1961	Box 653, Folder 22

2022. 1962	Box 653, Folder 23

2023. 1963	Box 653, Folder 24

2024. Davids, Jules, 1964

      Box 654, Folder 1

2025. Stebbins, Richard

2026. 1965	Box 654, Folder 2

2027. 1966	Box 654, Folder 3

2028. Lineberry, William P., 1970

      Box 654, Folder 4

2029. Ideas to Increase Use, 1967

      Box 654, Folder 5

2030. Japanese Editions, 1959-1965

      Box 654, Folder 6

2031. Search for Editor, 1970

      Box 654, Folder 7

2032. Subseries 8D: Author Files, 1929-1990 (1.88 linear feet in 4.5 boxes) Subseries Description Author Files Subseries includes correspondence with authors who published works through the Council, assignment of copyright, commissions for research and publication, and some edited manuscripts. Some important writers on the topic of foreign policy are included within these files, notably Henry Kissinger. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by author’s last name.

2033. A, 1929-1967

      Box 654, Folder 8

2034. Bain-Bidwell, 1931-1974

      Box 654, Folder 9

2035. Black-Burkes, 1955-1977

      Box 654, Folder 10

2036. C, 1935-1970

      Box 654, Folder 11

2037. Davidson-Ellis, 1945-1977

      Box 654, Folder 12

2038. Evans-Foltz, 1936-1963

      Box 655, Folder 1

2039. G, 1953-1965

      Box 655, Folder 2

2040. Halperin-Hinshaw, 1953-1965

      Box 655, Folder 3

2041. Hohenberg-Hunsberger, 1931-1966

      Box 655, Folder 4

2042. Hurewitz-Jorden, 1953-1965

      Box 655, Folder 5

2043. Kassof-Lake, 1946-1972

      Box 655, Folder 6

2044. Kissinger, Henry

2045. Correspondence

2046. 1954-1955

      Box 655, Folder 7

2047. 1956-1957

      Box 656, Folder 1

2048. 1957-1969

      Box 656, Folder 2

2049. Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy

2050. Book Jackets, Promotional Materials, 1956-1957

      Box 656, Folder 3

2051. Draft, Undated

2052. Foreword-Chapter 2

      Box 656, Folder 4

2053. Chapter 3-4

      Box 656, Folder 5

2054. Chapter 5-6

      Box 656, Folder 6

2055. Chapter 7-8

      Box 656, Folder 7

2056. Chapter 9-Chapter 10 page 20

      Box 656, Folder 8

2057. Chapter 10 page 21-Chapter 11

      Box 657, Folder 1

2058. Chapter 12

      Box 657, Folder 2

2059. Langer-Lieuwen, 1944-1988

      Box 657, Folder 3

2060. Lissitzyn-Mosely, 1947-1986

      Box 657, Folder 4

2061. Nielsen-Pfaff, 1964-1987

      Box 657, Folder 5

2062. Polk-Roberts, 1950-1990

      Box 657, Folder 6

2063. Robinson-Schaetzel, 1966-1989

      Box 657, Folder 7

2064. Schwitters-Taylor, 1951-1970

      Box 658, Folder 1

2065. Steele, 1963-1964

      Box 658, Folder 2

2066. Thorp-Wainhouse, 1938-1976

      Box 658, Folder 3

2067. Whitaker-Zagoria, 1959-1988

      Box 658, Folder 4

2069. Series 9: Foreign Affairs, 1922-1992 (5.63 linear feet in 14 boxes) History of Foreign Affairs The In 1922, the Council on Foreign Relations began publishing a journal on international affairs and foreign policy, Foreign Affairs. The purpose of this flagship journal was to provide new ideas, analysis, and debate on many significant world issues to a wider audience than could attend the Council’s meetings. The journal brings together divergent viewpoints on issues of policy, economics and trade. Authors include many secretaries of state, presidents, scholars, and foreign diplomats. Foreign Affairs was initially edited by Archibald Cary Coolidge and Hamilton Fish Armstrong. Later editors include William Bundy, William Hyland, and James Hoge. Though working with an Editorial Advisory Board, the journal does not use outside referees. For a history of Foreign Affairs, please see http://www.foreignaffairs.org/about/history. Series Description The Foreign Affairs Series documents of the administration of the journal, such as correspondence with contributors, editorial advisory board information and minutes, design issues, and concerns regarding the selection of new editors. Early administrative materials can be found in the Hamilton Fish Armstrong Papers at the Mudd Manuscript Library. This series also contains original manuscripts of some articles submitted for publication in Foreign Affairs. Arrangement The Foreign Affairs records are divided into two subseries, Administration and Manuscripts.

2070. Subseries 9A: Administration, 1922-1992 (3.34 linear feet in 8 boxes) Subseries Description The Administration Subseries documents the administration of the journal of the Council on Foreign Relations, Foreign Affairs. The administrative files include information about contributors, some files of the editors Hamilton Fish Armstrong and William P. Bundy, the Editorial Advisory Board minutes, design information, and other general subject files. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by subject.

2071. Anniversary Dinner (Twenty-Fifth), Correspondence with Marshall, George, 1947-1948

      Box 659, Folder 1

2072. Annual Reports

2073. 1982	Box 659, Folder 2

2074. 1984-1992

      Box 659, Folder 3

2075. Archives, 1984, 1987

      Box 659, Folder 4

2076. Armstrong, Hamilton Fish

2077. Correspondence, 1951-1975

      Box 659, Folder 5 to 6

2078. Foreign Affairs under Armstrong, 1973

      Box 659, Folder 7

2079. Gift, 1980-1984

      Box 659, Folder 8

2080. Baker III, James A., 1991

      Box 659, Folder 9

2081. Baker, Howard H. and Frost, Ellen L., 1992

      Box 659, Folder 10

2082. Bundy, William P.

2083. Editorial Position

2084. Appointment, 1971, 1977

      Box 659, Folder 11

2085. Correspondence

2086. Con, 1971

      Box 659, Folder 12

2087. Pro, 1969-1971

      Box 659, Folder 13

2088. Pro, 1969-1971

      Box 660, Folder 1 to 2

2089. Dinner, 1984

      Box 660, Folder 3

2090. Miscellaneous, 1969-1972

      Box 660, Folder 4 to 5

2091. Mackinder File, 1943, 1984

      Box 660, Folder 6

2092. Notes, 1973

      Box 660, Folder 7

2093. Castro, Fidel, 1977

      Box 660, Folder 8

2094. Contributors

2095. Aron, Raymond, 1950-1964

      Box 660, Folder 9

2096. Ball, George W., 1961, 1969

      Box 660, Folder 10

2097. Barnett, A. Doak, 1961-1971

      Box 660, Folder 11

2098. Brandt, Willy, 1958-1972

      Box 660, Folder 12

2099. Brzezinski, Zbigniew, 1961, 1963-1972

      Box 660, Folder 13

2100. Buchan, Alastair, 1957-1972

      Box 660, Folder 14

2101. Carver, Jr., George A., 1966-1967

      Box 660, Folder 15

2102. Chaban-Delmas, Jacques, 1961

      Box 660, Folder 16

2103. Chien, Frederick F., 1991

      Box 660, Folder 17

2104. Chossudovsky, E. M., 1970-1972

      Box 660, Folder 18

2105. Clifford, Clark M., 1969-1971

      Box 660, Folder 19

2106. Dillon, Douglas, 1966-1971

      Box 660, Folder 20

2107. Dobrynin, Anatolyi P., 1971, 1972

      Box 660, Folder 21

2108. Fairbank, John K., 1966-1969

      Box 661, Folder 1

2109. Gandhi, Indira, 1959-1968

      Box 661, Folder 2

2110. Hoffmann, Stanley, 1957, 1960

      Box 661, Folder 3

2111. Humphrey, Hubert H., 1963-1972

      Box 661, Folder 4

2112. Huntington, Samuel P., 1957-1968

      Box 661, Folder 5

2113. Kissinger, Henry A., 1956-1975

      Box 661, Folder 6

2114. McNamara, Robert S., 1968-1971

      Box 661, Folder 7

2115. Nixon, Richard M., 1957-1960

      Box 661, Folder 8

2116. Quigg, Philip W., 1965-1969

      Box 661, Folder 9

2117. Rosecrance, Richard, 1991-1992

      Box 661, Folder 10

2118. Rusk, Dean, 1968-1971

      Box 661, Folder 11

2119. Shah of Iran, 1967, 1969

      Box 661, Folder 12

2120. Stevenson, Adlai, 1985

      Box 661, Folder 13

2121. Talbott, Strobe, 1991-1992

      Box 661, Folder 14 to 15

2122. Woolbert, Robert Gale, 1946-1947

      Box 661, Folder 16

2123. Yew, Lee Kuan, 1965-1972

      Box 661, Folder 17

2124. Correspondence

2125. 1947	Box 661, Folder 18

2126. 1951-1971

      Box 661, Folder 19

2127. 1973-1976

      Box 661, Folder 20

2128. 1987-1988

      Box 662, Folder 1 to 2

2129. Council's National Role, 1985

      Box 662, Folder 3

2130. Design

2131. General, 1984-1985

      Box 662, Folder 4 to 5

2132. Advertising Testimonials, 1979

      Box 662, Folder 6

2133. "America and the World" Covers

2134. Redesign, 1987-1988

      Box 662, Folder 7

2135. Sample, 1984-1985

      Box 662, Folder 8

2136. Circulation and General Information, 1984-1987

      Box 662, Folder 9

2137. Comment and Correspondence, 1989

      Box 662, Folder 10

2138. Compo-Set, 1983-1985

      Box 662, Folder 11

2139. Covers

2140. General, 1984-1985

      Box 662, Folder 12 to 13

2141. File, 1978, 1984

      Box 662, Folder 14

2142. Problems, 1988

      Box 662, Folder 15

2143. Foreign Policy Survey and Master Copy, 1986

      Box 662, Folder 16

2144. Format (Letters), 1976

      Box 662, Folder 17

2145. Front Matter and Type, 1982-1984

      Box 662, Folder 18

2146. Grose, Peter Copyright Letter, 1984-1987

      Box 662, Folder 19

2147. Headline Type and Design, 1984

      Box 662, Folder 20

2148. Initial Letter of Articles and Trial Sizes, 1985

      Box 662, Folder 21

2149. Memoranda, 1989

      Box 662, Folder 22

2150. New

2151. Cover Specifications and Press Release, 1985-1986

      Box 662, Folder 23

2152. Schedule Revisions, 1985-1986

      Box 662, Folder 24

2153. Typesetting Formats, 1985 September

      Box 662, Folder 25

2154. Production Services Offered, etc., 1985

      Box 662, Folder 26

2155. Sample Messages and Galleys, etc., 1979-1982

      Box 662, Folder 27

2156. Style Book

2157. Notes, 1982, 1984

      Box 663, Folder 1

2158. Updates, 1985

      Box 663, Folder 2

2159. Test

2160. Articles

2161. "The Last Dozen Years," 1984

      Box 663, Folder 3

2162. "Nuclear Strategy: Can There Be A Happy Ending?" Test Article, 1984-1985

      Box 663, Folder 4

2163. Cover Print, 1986 March 20

      Box 663, Folder 5

2164. Typographic Corporation, 1984-1985

      Box 663, Folder 6

2165. WGH (William G. Hyland)/SB (Sheila Brill) Office, 1985

      Box 663, Folder 7

2166. Wilson Quarterly Style Guide, 1981

      Box 663, Folder 8

2167. Waverly

2168. Press Correspondence, 1985-1986

      Box 663, Folder 9

2169. Trial Covers to, 1985

      Box 663, Folder 10

2170. Trip, 1985 September 11-12

      Box 663, Folder 11

2171. Whit Vye Designs, 1988

      Box 663, Folder 12

2172. Editorial Advisory Board

2173. General

2174. 1951-1985

      Box 663, Folder 13

2175. 1972-1979

      Box 663, Folder 14

2176. 1974-1977

      Box 663, Folder 15

2177. 1975-1980

      Box 663, Folder 16

2178. 1981-1984

      Box 663, Folder 17

2179. 1980-1984

      Box 663, Folder 18

2180. Minutes

2181. 1922-1940

      Box 663, Folder 19

2182. 1940-1953

      Box 664, Folder 1

2183. 1953-1972

      Box 664, Folder 2

2184. 1972-1981

      Box 664, Folder 3

2185. Foreign Affairs Quarterly

2186. Advertising, 1936-1963

      Box 664, Folder 4 to 5

2187. Africa: A Foreign Affairs Reader, 1963-1964

      Box 664, Folder 6

2188. Book of the Month Club, 1953-1961

      Box 664, Folder 7

2189. Foreign Affairs Book Club, 1962

      Box 664, Folder 8

2190. General Correspondence, 1931-1964

      Box 664, Folder 9

2191. Let's Talk About, 1952-1955

      Box 664, Folder 10

2192. Possible Articles, 1939-1943

      Box 664, Folder 11

2193. Promotion, 1960-1962

      Box 664, Folder 12

2194. Reischauer Article, 1960

      Box 664, Folder 13

2195. Relations with Chicago Committee, 1970

      Box 664, Folder 14

2196. The Soviet Union, Mosely, Editor, 1922-1962

      Box 664, Folder 15

2197. "Gang of Four" Press Conference, 1982

      Box 664, Folder 16

2198. George Marshall Fund, 1986-1987

      Box 664, Folder 17

2199. Historical

2200. Committee to Study Foreign Affairs (Peterson, Peter G./McCologh, C. Peter), 1987-1988

      Box 664, Folder 18

2201. Materials, 1927-1987

      Box 664, Folder 19

2202. Materials, 1927-1987

      Box 665, Folder 1

2203. Hopper, Bruce C., Correspondence, 1952

      Box 665, Folder 2

2204. Jordan

2205. Article Map, 1991-1992

      Box 665, Folder 3

2206. Spring, 1992

      Box 665, Folder 4

2207. McNamara, Robert S., Press Conference, 1983

      Box 665, Folder 5

2208. Memoranda, 1988-1989

      Box 665, Folder 6

2209. Morse, Edward, Correspondence, 1972-1978

      Box 665, Folder 7

2210. News Release, 1988

      Box 665, Folder 8

2211. Original Mailing List and Printout, 1988-1989

      Box 665, Folder 9

2212. Palmer, Ransford, Possible Article, 1989

      Box 665, Folder 10

2213. Proposals,1986-1989

      Box 665, Folder 11 to 12

2214. Report on Foreign Affairs to Council Board and Special Committee, 1983, 1991

      Box 665, Folder 13

2215. Review

2216. Board, 1971, 1983-1992

      Box 665, Folder 14

2217. Committee, 1987-1988

      Box 666, Folder 1 to 2

2218. Robinson, Linda, 1989 December 4

      Box 666, Folder 3

2219. Sakharov, Andrei, 1983

      Box 666, Folder 4 to 5

2220. Solzhenitsyn, Alexander

2221. 1980	Box 666, Folder 6

2222. And His Critics, Fall 1980 Issue, 1980

      Box 666, Folder 7

2223. Staff Meetings, 1956-1957

      Box 666, Folder 8

2224. Surveys

2225. Foreign Policy Coverage, 1983-1986

      Box 666, Folder 9

2226. Subscribers, 1971, 1973

      Box 666, Folder 10

2227. Unsolicited

2228. 1988	Box 667, Folder 1

2229. 1989	Box 667, Folder 2 to 3

2230. Subseries 9B: Manuscripts, 1922-1992 (2.29 linear feet in 6 boxes) Subseries Description The Manuscripts Subseries contains handwritten and typewritten manuscripts with corrections for many of the articles contained in Foreign Affairs. Some notable authors include Hamilton Fish Armstrong, McGeorge Bundy, George Kennan, Nikita Khrushchev, Henry Kissinger, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Leon Trotsky. Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by author’s last name, and alphabetically by title thereunder.

2231. Ambrose, Stephen, 1991

      Box 667, Folder 4 to 6

2232. Armstrong, Hamilton Fish

2233. 1940	Box 667, Folder 7 to 8

2234. Undated

      Box 668, Folder 1

2235. "After Ten Years: Europe and America," 1928 October

      Box 668, Folder 2

2236. "Bulgaria and the Aegean," 1926 October

      Box 668, Folder 3

2237. "Coalition for Peace," 1948 October

      Box 668, Folder 4

2238. "Danubia: Relief or Ruin," 1932 July

      Box 668, Folder 5

2239. "Datum Point," 1943 October

      Box 668, Folder 6

2240. "The Downfall of France," 1940 October

      Box 668, Folder 7

2241. "Eisenhower's Right Flank," 1951 July

      Box 668, Folder 8

2242. "Europe Revisited," 1947 July

      Box 668, Folder 9

2243. "France and the Hoover Plan," 1931 October

      Box 668, Folder 10

2244. "The Grand Alliance Hesitates," 1953 October

      Box 668, Folder 11

2245. "Hitler's Reich: The First Phase," 1933 July

      Box 668, Folder 12

2246. "Hungary's Access to the Sea," 1927 July

      Box 668, Folder 13

2247. "Isolated America," 1972 October

      Box 668, Folder 14

2248. "Italy, Jugoslavia, and Lilliputia," 1928 January

      Box 668, Folder 15

2249. "Japan: Ally or Neutral?," 1955

      Box 668, Folder 16

2250. "Jugoslavia Today," 1923 June

      Box 668, Folder 17

2251. "Jugoslavia in Transition: The Retreat from Dictatorship," 1935 August

      Box 668, Folder 18

2252. "Last Time," 1945 April

      Box 668, Folder 19

2253. "A Letter of Count Tisza's," 1928 April

      Box 668, Folder 20

2254. "New York Looks Abroad," 1941April

      Box 668, Folder 21

2255. "North of the Khyber," 1956 July

      Box 668, Folder 22

2256. "Postscript to E.D.C.," 1954 October

      Box 668, Folder 23

2257. "Power Politics and the Peace Machinery," 1935 October

      Box 668, Folder 24

2258. "Power in a Sieve," 1968 April

      Box 669, Folder 1

2259. "Regional Pacts: Strong Points or Storm Cellars?," 1949 April

      Box 669, Folder 2

2260. "The Royal Dictatorship in Jugoslavia," 1929 July

      Box 669, Folder 3

2261. "The Saloniki Dispute," 1926 April

      Box 669, Folder 4

2262. "Then and Now," 1962 October

      Box 669, Folder 5

2263. "Thoughts Along the China Border," 1960 January

      Box 669, Folder 6

2264. "The Troubled Birth of Malaysia," 1963 May

      Box 669, Folder 7

2265. "The U.N. Experience in Gaza," 1957 July

      Box 669, Folder 8

2266. "U.N. on Trial," 1961 April

      Box 669, Folder 9

2267. "The Unredeemed Isles of Greece," 1925 October

      Box 669, Folder 10

2268. "Venizelos Again Supreme in Greece," 1929 October

      Box 669, Folder 11

2269. "Versailles: Retrospect," 1932 October

      Box 669, Folder 12

2270. "Where India Faces China," 1959 July

      Box 669, Folder 13

2271. "The World is Round," 1953 January

      Box 669, Folder 14

2272. Aron, Raymond, "France, Still the Third Republic," 1951 October

      Box 669, Folder 15

2273. Balticus, "The Two G's: Gestapo and GPV," 1939 April

      Box 669, Folder 16

2274. Benda, Julien

2275. "The Enemies of Democracy in France," 1935 January

      Box 669, Folder 17

2276. "France Divided," 1936 April

      Box 669, Folder 18

2277. "A Moral Program for Europe," 1934 July

      Box 669, Folder 19

2278. Berlin, Sir Isaiah, "The Silence in Russian Culture," 1957 October

      Box 669, Folder 20

2279. Bialer, Seweryn, 1991

      Box 669, Folder 21 to 22

2280. Bliss, General Tasker H., "Foch," 1929 July

      Box 670, Folder 1

2281. Bundy, McGeorge, "November 1952 Imperative of Foreign Policy," 1952 October

      Box 670, Folder 2

2282. Chernov, Victor

2283. "The Government and the Communist Party," 1929 January

      Box 670, Folder 3

2284. "Lenin," 1924 November

      Box 670, Folder 4

2285. Croce, Benedetto, "Of Liberty," 1932 October

      Box 670, Folder 5

2286. Crowther, Geoffrey, "Freedom and Control," 1944 January

      Box 670, Folder 6

2287. Dayan, Major-General Moshe, "Israel's Border and Security Problems," 1955 January

      Box 670, Folder 7

2288. Freyre, Gilberto, "Slavery, Monarchy, and Modern Brazil," 1955 July

      Box 670, Folder 8

2289. Funabashi, Yoichi, 1991

      Box 670, Folder 9 to 10

2290. Gomulka, Wladyslaw, "The Policy of the Polish People's Republic," 1960 April

      Box 670, Folder 11

2291. Herriot, Edouard

2292. 1923	Box 670, Folder 12

2293. "Pan-Europe?," 1930 January

      Box 670, Folder 13

2294. House, Edward M., "Some Foreign Problems Before the Next Administration," 1933 January

      Box 670, Folder 14

2295. Hudson, G. F.

2296. "Mao, Marx and Moscow," 1959 July

      Box 670, Folder 15

2297. "Will Britain and America Split in Asia?," 1953 July

      Box 670, Folder 16

2298. Jackson, Barbara Ward, "The Gold Coast: An Experiment in Partnership," 1954 July

      Box 670, Folder 17

2299. Jenkins, Roy, "British Labour Divided," 1960 April

      Box 670, Folder 18

2300. Kahn, David, 1991-1992

      Box 671, Folder 1 to 2

2301. Kennan, George F.

2302. "Disengagement Revisited," 1959 January

      Box 671, Folder 3

2303. "X, The Sources of Soviet Conduct," 1947 July

      Box 671, Folder 4

2304. Khrushchev, Nikita, "On Peaceful Coexistence," 1959 October

      Box 671, Folder 5

2305. Kissinger, Henry A.

2306. "Missiles and the Western Alliance," 1958 April

      Box 671, Folder 6

2307. "Reflections on American Diplomacy," 1956

      Box 671, Folder 7

2308. "Strategy and Organization," 1957 April

      Box 671, Folder 8

2309. Kristol, Irving, "American Intellectuals and Foreign Policy," 1967 July

      Box 671, Folder 9

2310. Laski, Harold J., "The Mother of Parliaments," 1931 July

      Box 671, Folder 10

2311. Lippmann, Walter, "Vested Rights and Nationalism in Latin America," 1927 April

      Box 671, Folder 11

2312. Maritain, Jacques, "The Catholic Church and Social Progress," 1939 July

      Box 671, Folder 12

2313. Mosely, Philip, "Soviet Foreign Policy: New Goals or New Manners?," 1956 July

      Box 671, Folder 13

2314. Moyers, Bill D., "Viet Nam: One Thing We Learned," 1968 July

      Box 671, Folder 14

2315. Poincaré, Raymond

2316. "The Responsibility for the War," 1925 October

      Box 671, Folder 15

2317. "Since Versailles," 1929 July

      Box 671, Folder 16

2318. Rockefeller, Nelson A., "Purpose and Policy," 1960 April

      Box 671, Folder 17

2319. Roosevelt, Franklin D., "Our Foreign Policy: A Democratic View," 1928 July

      Box 671, Folder 18

2320. Rowse, A. L., "The British Labour Party: Prospects and Portents," 1945 July

      Box 672, Folder 1

2321. Schuman, Robert, "France and Europe," 1953 April

      Box 672, Folder 2

2322. Sforza, Count Carlo, "Italy and Fascism," 1925 April

      Box 672, Folder 3

2323. Stimson, Henry L.

2324. "The Fact of Paris: Three Years of Development," 1932 October

      Box 672, Folder 4

2325. "The Nuremberg Trial: Landmark in Law," 1947 January

      Box 672, Folder 5

2326. Toynbee, Arnold J.

2327. "The East After Lausanne," 1923 September

      Box 672, Folder 6

2328. "The Future in Retrospect: Things Not Foreseen at Paris," 1934 April

      Box 672, Folder 7

2329. Trotsky, Leon, "Nationalism and Economic Life," 1934 April

      Box 672, Folder 8

2330. V, "An English View of Anglo-American Relations," 1922 December

      Box 672, Folder 9

2331. Wheeler-Bennet, Sir John

2332. "The End of the Weimar Republic," 1972 January

      Box 672, Folder 10

2333. "From Brest-Litovsk to Brest-Litovsk," 1940 January

      Box 672, Folder 11

2334. "Twenty Years of Russo-German Relations: 1919-1939," 1946 October

      Box 672, Folder 12

2335. Series 10: Washington Program, 1973-1997 (11.47 linear feet in 28 boxes) History of the Washington Program In the mid-1970s, the Council on Foreign Relations opened an office in Washington, D.C. to supplement the established membership and research facility in New York City. The Washington Program is a special section of the Council on Foreign Relations whose goal is to inform Council members, Congress, the administration, the media, and the business community by engaging them in discussions and meetings with Council staff and other experts. Series Description The Washington Program Series documents study groups, meetings, and other events that occur in Washington, D.C., mirroring those records of the entire Council. Additional material regarding the Washington Office of the Council can be found in the Administration, Study Groups, and Meetings Series. Arrangement The Washington Program Series is divided into three subseries: Study Groups, Meetings, and Miscellaneous.

2336. Subseries 10A: Study Groups, 1973-1994 (1.67 linear feet in 4 boxes) Subseries Description The Study Groups Subseries provides a record of the Studies Program in Washington, D.C. Files document the planning and execution of the various study groups (including discussion groups, current issue review groups, seminars, author's review groups) through correspondence, background papers, meeting minutes and final reports. Some Washington Study Groups are documented in Series 3, Studies Department records, especially when sessions for one study group were held in both New York City and Washington, D.C. Arrangement Arranged chronologically by first meeting date.

2337. Studies Meetings, Lists, Agendas, Attendees, 1975-1988

      Box 673, Folder 1 to 2

2338. Current Issues Review Group on Strategic Arms Control (First Meeting, 1974 December 12), 1973-1974

      Box 673, Folder 3

2339. Current Issues Review Group on Strategic Arms Control (SALT) (First Meeting, 1977 February 1), 1977

      Box 673, Folder 4

2340. Discussion Group on the Middle East (First Meeting, 1981 March 11), 1981

      Box 673, Folder 5

2341. Symposium on Technological Frontiers and Foreign Relations, Council on Foreign Relations/National Academy of Sciences/National Academy of Engineering, 1984 May 21-22

      Box 673, Folder 6

2342. Discussion Group on Nuclear Diplomacy (First Meeting, 1984 September 10), 1984-1985

2343. Digests, 1984-1985

      Box 673, Folder 7

2344. Meetings

2345. 1984 September 10

      Box 673, Folder 8

2346. 1984 October 22

      Box 673, Folder 9

2347. 1984 December 3

      Box 673, Folder 10

2348. 1985 January 14

      Box 673, Folder 11

2349. 1985 February 25

      Box 673, Folder 12

2350. 1985 April 15

      Box 673, Folder 13

2351. 1985 June 3

      Box 673, Folder 14

2352. Planning, 1984-1985

      Box 674, Folder 1

2353. The Changing European Community: Implications for the United States, A Seminar Series (First Meeting 1985 May 22)

2354. General Information, 1985-1986

      Box 674, Folder 2

2355. Meetings

2356. 1985 May 22

      Box 674, Folder 3

2357. 1985 June 26

      Box 674, Folder 4

2358. 1985 July 2

      Box 674, Folder 5

2359. 1985 September 23

      Box 674, Folder 6

2360. 1985 October 28

      Box 674, Folder 7

2361. 1985 November 25

      Box 674, Folder 8

2362. 1986 January 9

      Box 674, Folder 9

2363. Summaries/Commentaries, 1985-1986

      Box 674, Folder 10

2364. John J. McCloy Study Group on Nuclear Diplomacy (First Meeting, 1985 December 2), 1984-1986

2365. Meetings

2366. 1985 December 2

      Box 674, Folder 11

2367. 1986 January 27

      Box 674, Folder 12

2368. 1986 February 24

      Box 674, Folder 13

2369. 1986 March 31

      Box 674, Folder 14

2370. 1986 April 28

      Box 675, Folder 1

2371. 1986 June 9

      Box 675, Folder 2

2372. 1986 June 30

      Box 675, Folder 3

2373. Planning, 1985-1986

      Box 675, Folder 4

2374. Sagan, Scott, Manuscript, 1986-1989

      Box 675, Folder 5

2375. Manuscript Review Group, Halperin, Morton H., "Reshaping Nuclear Doctrine," 1986 February 27

      Box 675, Folder 6

2376. Author's Review Group, Sagan, Scott D., "Moving Targets: Nuclear Strategy and National Security," 1988 May 19

      Box 675, Folder 7

2377. Author's Review Group, Hackett, Clifford P., "Cautious Revolution: The Growth of a United Europe and the American Response," 1988 May 25

      Box 675, Folder 8

2378. Seminar Series on Science and Technology (First Meeting, 1988 November 14)

2379. General, 1989-1991

      Box 675, Folder 9

2380. Edelson, Burton I., 1988 November 14

      Box 675, Folder 10

2381. Mathews, Jessica Tuchman, 1988 December 2

      Box 675, Folder 11

2382. Akins and Sewell, 1989 January 18

      Box 675, Folder 12

2383. Prestowitz, Clyde V., 1989 March 1

      Box 675, Folder 13

2384. Heden, Carl-Goran, 1989 April 18

      Box 675, Folder 14

2385. Yergin, Daniel H., 1989 May 9

      Box 675, Folder 15

2386. Mellor, John W., 1990 January 17

      Box 675, Folder 16

2387. Seminar Series on Asia, Harding, Harry (First Meeting, 1989 October 10)

2388. General, 1989-1990

      Box 675, Folder 17

2389. Koh, Tommy T.B., 1989 October 10

      Box 675, Folder 18

2390. Prestowitz, Jr., Clyde V., 1989 November 13

      Box 676, Folder 1

2391. Denoon, David B. H., 1989 December 5

      Box 676, Folder 2

2392. Solarz, Stephen J., 1990 February 21

      Box 676, Folder 3

2393. Nishihara, Masahi, 1990 April 24

      Box 676, Folder 4

2394. Mou-Shih, Ding, 1990 June 5

      Box 676, Folder 5

2395. Symposium on the United States and the European Community in a Changing Europe (Symposium Date, 1992 February 13-14), 1990-1992

      Box 676, Folder 6

2396. Managing the World Economy: A Meeting with Jonathan Aronson and Peter Cowhey, 1993 June 8

      Box 676, Folder 7

2397. Roundtable Discussion on U.S. Foreign Policy and Africa, 1994 March 30

      Box 676, Folder 8

2398. Special Seminar with Sims, John L. and Steinberg, Donald K. on Elections in South Africa, 1994 April 6

      Box 676, Folder 9

2399. Trade Policy Round Table, Alternatives to Most Favored Nation, 1994 April 29

      Box 676, Folder 10

2400. "After the Uruguay Round: The Politics, the Issues, the Rules" Study Group (First Meeting, 1994 May 9)

2401. Session One, Uruguay Round Unfinished Business: Financial Services, Audio Visual Services and the Implementing Legislation, 1994 May 9

      Box 676, Folder 11

2402. Session Two, Values in Trade Making, 1994 May 16

      Box 676, Folder 12

2403. Session Three, Regionalism in the post-Uruguay Round World, the APEC Summit and the Summit of the Americas, 1994 November 10

      Box 676, Folder 13

2404. Session Four, Trade and Politics, Is There Public Support for Further Global Economics Integration?, 1994 December 13

      Box 676, Folder 14

2405. Trade Policy Round Table, Roadblocks to Implementing the Uruguay Round, 1994 May 26

      Box 676, Folder 15

2406. Symposium on Africa, 1994 June 23

      Box 676, Folder 16

2407. Trade Policy Round Table, China, the United States, and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, Barshefsky, Charlene, 1994 November 3

      Box 676, Folder 17

2408. Subseries 10B: Meetings, 1977-1997 (6.67 linear feet in 16 boxes) Subseries Description The Meetings Subseries documents general and special meetings held at the Washington Office of the Council on Foreign Relations. The general meeting files mirror those in Series 4, Meetings, including planning correspondence, programs and occasionally a transcript of the meeting itself. The Washington Program also sponsored two special meeting series for fellows, the Council Fellow Roundtable Luncheon Meetings and the International Affairs Fellow Meetings. These meetings were open to past and present fellows of the Council who were living and working in the Washington area. Fellows gathered to meet each other as well as Council members at these events, which featured a main speaker discussing a subject or current concern or interest, with a substantial question and answer session. (Fellows based in New York City rather than Washington participated in regular Council meetings, study and discussion groups, and other related activities at that venue.) Some Fellows meetings are mixed in with the general meetings. Additional information about Fellowships can be found in Series 2, Administration. Arrangement Arranged chronologically by meeting date, with sections "Council Fellows Roundtable Luncheon Meetings" and "International Affairs Fellows Meetings" at the end (both arranged chronologically by meeting within).

2409. Lists of Washington, D.C. Program Meetings, 1977-1985

      Box 676, Folder 18

2410. Meeting in Honor of George Kennan, "Current Assessment of Soviet-American Relations," 1977 November 22

      Box 676, Folder 19

2411. 1978 January-December

      Box 676, Folder 20

2412. 1979 January-May

      Box 677, Folder 1

2413. 1979 May-December

      Box 677, Folder 2

2414. 1980 January-May

      Box 677, Folder 3

2415. 1980 June-December

      Box 677, Folder 4

2416. 1981 January-June

      Box 677, Folder 5

2417. 1981 September-December

      Box 677, Folder 6

2418. 1982 January-April

      Box 678, Folder 1

2419. 1982 April-December

      Box 678, Folder 2

2420. 1983 January-May

      Box 678, Folder 3

2421. 1983 May-December

      Box 678, Folder 4

2422. 1984 January-September

      Box 678, Folder 5

2423. 1984 September-December

      Box 679, Folder 1

2424. 1985 January-April

      Box 679, Folder 2

2425. 1985 April-December

      Box 679, Folder 3

2426. 1986 January-April

      Box 679, Folder 4

2427. 1986 April-September

      Box 679, Folder 5

2428. 1986 September-December

      Box 679, Folder 6

2429. 1987 January-March

      Box 680, Folder 1

2430. 1987 April-October

      Box 680, Folder 2

2431. 1987 October-December

      Box 680, Folder 3

2432. 1988

2433. Brzezinski, Zbigniew, 1988 January 12

      Box 680, Folder 4

2434. Purcell, Susan Kaufman, 1988 January 27

      Box 680, Folder 5

2435. Cordovez, Diego, 1988 February 8

      Box 680, Folder 6

2436. Shultz, George P., 1988 February 9

      Box 680, Folder 7

2437. Kohnstamm, Max, 1988 February 17

      Box 680, Folder 8

2438. Cordovez, Diego, 1988 February 17

      Box 680, Folder 9

2439. Stern, Paula, 1988 February 19

      Box 680, Folder 10

2440. Gelber, Harry, 1988 February 23

      Box 680, Folder 11

2441. Djilas, Milovan, 1988 March 1

      Box 680, Folder 12

2442. Berrios-Martinez, Ruben, 1988 March 10

      Box 680, Folder 13

2443. Wriston, Walter B., 1988 March 16

      Box 680, Folder 14

2444. Schneider, William, 1988 April 6

      Box 680, Folder 15

2445. Eban, Abba, 1988 April 7

      Box 680, Folder 16

2446. Bialos, Jeffrey P., 1988 April 12

      Box 680, Folder 17

2447. Wariavwala, Bharat, 1988 April 19

      Box 680, Folder 18

2448. Seale, Patrick, 1988 April 25

      Box 680, Folder 19

2449. Wendt, Allan, 1988 April 27

      Box 680, Folder 20

2450. Zhurkin, Vitaly and Bialer, Seweryn, 1988 May 5

      Box 680, Folder 21

2451. Inman, Admiral B.R., 1988 May 10

      Box 680, Folder 22

2452. Clough, Michael and Mufson, Steven, 1988 May 12

      Box 680, Folder 23

2453. Fuller, Graham, 1988 May 19

      Box 680, Folder 24

2454. Sagan, Scott, 1988 May 19

      Box 680, Folder 25

2455. Khalidi, Walid, 1988 May 23

      Box 681, Folder 1

2456. Hackett, Clifford P., 1988 May 25

      Box 681, Folder 2

2457. Simpson, Alan K., 1988 June 8

      Box 681, Folder 3

2458. Al Dabbagh, Abdallah T., 1988 June 10

      Box 681, Folder 4

2459. Prince Bandar Bin Sultan, 1988 June 16

      Box 681, Folder 5

2460. Kurtzer, Daniel and Miller, Aaron, 1988 June 21

      Box 681, Folder 6

2461. Al Sabah, Saad Al Abdulla, 1988 July 12

      Box 681, Folder 7

2462. Khalilzad, Zalmay and Andrews, Raymond, 1988 July 14

      Box 681, Folder 8

2463. Nieto, Rodrigo Madrigal, 1988 September 27

      Box 681, Folder 9

2464. Foley, Thomas S., 1988 September 27

      Box 681, Folder 10

2465. Chile Report: Falcoff, Valenzuela, and Purcell, 1988 September 29

      Box 681, Folder 11

2466. Baroness Elles, 1988 September 30

      Box 681, Folder 12

2467. Falcoff, Mark and Valenzuela, Arthuro, 1988 October 13

      Box 681, Folder 13

2468. Carlucci, Frank C., 1988 October 17

      Box 681, Folder 14

2469. Maynes, Charles William, 1988 November 1

      Box 681, Folder 15

2470. Edelson, Burton I., 1988 November 14

      Box 681, Folder 16

2471. Darman, Richard G., 1988 November 15

      Box 681, Folder 17

2472. Murphy, Richard W., 1988 November 16

      Box 681, Folder 18

2473. Chanda, Nayan and Brown, Frederick Z., 1988 November 28

      Box 681, Folder 19

2474. Mathews, Jessica Tuchman, 1988 December 2

      Box 681, Folder 20

2475. Herspring, Dale, 1988 December 8

      Box 681, Folder 21

2476. Khalidi, Rashid, 1988 December 8

      Box 681, Folder 22

2477. Talbott, Strobe and Luchkov, Slava, 1988 December 12

      Box 681, Folder 23

2478. Webster, William H., 1988 December 12

      Box 681, Folder 24

2479. 1989

2480. Krauthammer, Charles, 1989 January 12

      Box 681, Folder 25

2481. Akins, James E. and Sewell, John W., 1989 January 18

      Box 681, Folder 26

2482. Bosworth, Barry, and Steinbruner, John, 1989 January 19

      Box 681, Folder 27

2483. Korb, Lawrence J., 1989 January 23

      Box 681, Folder 28

2484. Lajoie, Brig. Gen. Roland, 1989 January 23

      Box 681, Folder 29

2485. Beach, Sir Hugh, 1989 February 7

      Box 681, Folder 30

2486. Meselson, Matthew, 1989 February 15

      Box 681, Folder 31

2487. Thornburgh, Richard L., 1989 February 16

      Box 681, Folder 32

2488. Broder, David, 1989 February 23

      Box 681, Folder 33

2489. Ungo, Guillermo, 1989 February 28

      Box 681, Folder 34

2490. Prestowitz, Clyde V., 1989 March 1

      Box 681, Folder 35

2491. Frye, Alton and Nacht, Michael, 1989 March 3

      Box 681, Folder 36

2492. Zimmermann, Warren, 1989 March 6

      Box 681, Folder 37

2493. Cohen, Herman J., 1989 March 8

      Box 681, Folder 38

2494. Brown, Lester, Flavin, Christopher, and Postel, Sandra, 1989 March 15

      Box 681, Folder 39

2495. Bundy, McGeorge, 1989 April 10

      Box 681, Folder 40

2496. Treverton/Odeen, Defense Budgets, 1989 April 11

      Box 681, Folder 41

2497. Cisneros, Henry, 1989 April 12

      Box 681, Folder 42

2498. Benvenisti, Meron, 1989 April 13

      Box 681, Folder 43

2499. Heden, Carl-Goran, 1989 April 18

      Box 681, Folder 44

2500. Shaath, Nabeel, 1989 April 18

      Box 681, Folder 45

2501. Terragno, Rodolfo H., 1989 April 28

      Box 681, Folder 46

2502. Afwerki, Isaias, 1989 May 4

      Box 681, Folder 47

2503. Blackwell, Robert E., 1989 May 8

      Box 681, Folder 48

2504. Hormats, Robert D., and Pirzio-Biroli, Corrado, 1989 May 8

      Box 681, Folder 49

2505. Yergin, Daniel H., 1989 May 9

      Box 681, Folder 50

2506. Chaban-Delmas, Jacques, 1989 May 12

      Box 681, Folder 51

2507. Lambertson, David and Stone, Jeremy J., 1989 May 16

      Box 682, Folder 1

2508. Kovacevic and Lampe, 1989 May 18

      Box 682, Folder 2

2509. Tueni, Ghassan, 1989 May 19

      Box 682, Folder 3

2510. Mettler, Ruben F., 1989 May 23

      Box 682, Folder 4

2511. Shipler and Goble, 1989 May 25

      Box 682, Folder 5

2512. Hansen, Carol Rae, Jentleson, Bruce W., Ziegler, Charles E., and Dyster, Paul A., 1989 June 5

      Box 682, Folder 6

2513. Lord, Winston, 1989 June 5

      Box 682, Folder 7

2514. Gore-Booth, David, 1989 June 7

      Box 682, Folder 8

2515. van Wolferen, Karel, 1989 June 8

      Box 682, Folder 9

2516. Wirth, Timothy E. and Singer, S. Fred, 1989 June 12

      Box 682, Folder 10

2517. Polyakov, et al, 1989 June 16

      Box 682, Folder 11

2518. Kimmitt, Robert M., 1989 June 19

      Box 682, Folder 12

2519. Szaniaksi and Wroblewski, 1989 June 21

      Box 682, Folder 13

2520. Hamilton, Lee H., 1989 June 26

      Box 682, Folder 14

2521. Sharon, Ariel, 1989 September 13

      Box 682, Folder 15

2522. Salaverria and Rivas-Gallont, 1989 September 14

      Box 682, Folder 16

2523. Warner III, Edward, 1989 September 20

      Box 682, Folder 17

2524. Weidenfeld, Werner, 1989 September 21

      Box 682, Folder 18

2525. Mirsky, Georgy I., 1989 September 26

      Box 682, Folder 19

2526. Simonia, Nodari A., 1989 October 3

      Box 682, Folder 20

2527. Marks, Leonard H., 1989 October 3

      Box 682, Folder 21

2528. Suzman, Helen, 1989 October 4

      Box 682, Folder 22

2529. Koh, Tommy T. B., 1989 October 10

      Box 682, Folder 23

2530. Stoltenberg, Gerhard, 1989 October 10

      Box 682, Folder 24

2531. Petrovsky, Vladimir F., 1989 October 11

      Box 682, Folder 25

2532. King Moshoeshoe II, 1989 October 13

      Box 682, Folder 26

2533. Castaneda, Jorge, 1989 October 17

      Box 682, Folder 27

2534. Nagorski, Andrew and Nowak, Jan, 1989 October 24

      Box 682, Folder 28

2535. Mickhail-Ashrawi, Hanan, 1989 October 31

      Box 682, Folder 29

2536. Hockin, Alan B., Cork, E. Kendall, Kierans, Thomas Edward, and York, Robert C., 1989 November 1

      Box 682, Folder 30

2537. Barnes, Jr., Harry G., 1989 November 2

      Box 682, Folder 31

2538. Roy, Olivier and Andrews, Raymond, 1989 November 8

      Box 682, Folder 32

2539. Prestowitz, Jr., Clyde V., 1989 November 13

      Box 682, Folder 33

2540. Brown, Lester R., 1989 November 15

      Box 682, Folder 34

2541. Canavan, Gregory and Garwin, Richard, 1989 November 20

      Box 682, Folder 35

2542. Owen, David and Hormats, Robert, 1989 November 28

      Box 682, Folder 36

2543. Denoon, David B. H., 1989 December 5

      Box 682, Folder 37

2544. Mandelbaum, Michael and Talbott, Strobe, 1989 December 11

      Box 682, Folder 38

2545. Crown Prince Hassan of Jordan, 1989 December 13

      Box 682, Folder 39

2546. Kurtzer, Daniel C., 1989 December 13

      Box 682, Folder 40

2547. Washington Press Briefings, 1989-1997

      Box 682, Folder 41

2548. 1990

2549. Mellor, John W., 1990 January 17

      Box 682, Folder 42

2550. Scheffer, David J., 1990 January 31

      Box 682, Folder 43

2551. Bromley, D. Allan, 1990 February 8

      Box 682, Folder 44

2552. Kipper, Judith, 1990 February 13

      Box 682, Folder 45

2553. Moran, Theodore, 1990 February 20

      Box 683, Folder 1

2554. Solarz, Stephen J., 1990 February 21

      Box 683, Folder 2

2555. Ridgeway, Rozanne L., 1990 February 27

      Box 683, Folder 3

2556. Hunter and Wegener, 1990 March 1

      Box 683, Folder 4

2557. Marks, Leonard, 1990 March 5

      Box 683, Folder 5

2558. Djerejian, Edward P., 1990 March 7

      Box 683, Folder 6

2559. Nitze, Paul H., 1990 March 12

      Box 683, Folder 7

2560. Fallows, James, 1990 March 14

      Box 683, Folder 8

2561. Rohatyn, Felix G., 1990 March 15

      Box 683, Folder 9

2562. Seitz, Raymond, 1990 March 20

      Box 683, Folder 10

2563. "A Conversation with Soviet Lawyers," 1990 March 29

      Box 683, Folder 11

2564. Cloud, Stanley, 1990 April 2

      Box 683, Folder 12

2565. Morici and Ostry, Press Luncheon, 1990 April 2

      Box 683, Folder 13

2566. Goto, Takuchi and Soeya, 1990 April 3

      Box 683, Folder 14

2567. Chazan, Naomi, 1990 April 6

      Box 683, Folder 15

2568. Biedenkopf, Kurt H., 1990 April 18

      Box 683, Folder 16

2569. Powell, Colin, 1990 April 23

      Box 683, Folder 17

2570. Nishihara, Masashi, 1990 April 24

      Box 683, Folder 18

2571. de Montbrial, Thierry, 1990 May 3

      Box 683, Folder 19

2572. Nau, Henry N., 1990 May 15

      Box 683, Folder 20

2573. Davis, Lynn, 1990 May 22

      Box 683, Folder 21

2574. Ishihara, Shintaro, 1990 May 23

      Box 683, Folder 22

2575. White, Robert M., 1990 May 30

      Box 683, Folder 23

2576. de Cuellar, Javier Perez, 1990 June 4

      Box 683, Folder 24

2577. Mou-Shih, Ding, 1990 June 5

      Box 683, Folder 25

2578. Kazemzadeh, Firuz, 1990 June 21

      Box 683, Folder 26

2579. Marczinek, Frank, 1990 September 5

      Box 683, Folder 27

2580. Sheikh Saud Nasir Al Sabah, 1990 September 18

      Box 683, Folder 28

2581. Sorensen, Theodore C., 1990 September 25

      Box 683, Folder 29

2582. Lopatin, Vladimir, 1990 October 11

      Box 683, Folder 30

2583. Aloni, Shulamit, 1990 October 22

      Box 683, Folder 31

2584. Gunn and Purcell, 1990 October 25

      Box 683, Folder 32

2585. Marr, Phebe, 1990 November 1

      Box 683, Folder 33

2586. Choate, Pat, 1990 November 15

      Box 683, Folder 34

2587. Cordesman, Anthony H., 1990 November 20

      Box 683, Folder 35

2588. Rivlin, Alice M. and Jones, David C., 1990 November 27

      Box 684, Folder 1

2589. Sprinzak, Ehud, 1990 November 27

      Box 684, Folder 2

2590. Mirsky, Georgiy I., 1990 December 3

      Box 684, Folder 3

2591. Riddell, Peter, 1990 December 3

      Box 684, Folder 4

2592. Halperin, Morton H., 1990 December 6

      Box 684, Folder 5

2593. Woolsey, R. James, 1990 December 13

      Box 684, Folder 6

2594. 1991

2595. Druc, Mircea G., 1991 January 9

      Box 684, Folder 7

2596. Gaddis, J. L., 1991 January 16

      Box 684, Folder 8

2597. Elon, Amos, 1991 January 18

      Box 684, Folder 9

2598. Special Series on U.S. National Security, 1991 January 30–1991 June 18

      Box 684, Folder 10 to 11