Box 41

Topics include Princeton University, military education, petroleum industry and trade, and universities and colleges alumni and alumnae societies.

Occupying approximately 2.25 cubic feet, this series dates from 1971-1978 and contains the files of staffers Don Cogman and Tony Garret and of the personal secretary. Included here are scheduling files, calendars, office guestbooks, and topical files.

Brochure with general information and color pictures of Somalia. Topics include United States Senate Committee on Armed Services report, economic indicators in Somalia, and refugees and Somalia.

Topics include airplane piloting and aviation insurance.

Topics include Howard Henry Baker, Dewey F. Bartlett's health, Luther Lee Bohanon, David Boren, Jimmy Carter, Robert J. Dole, Jim Inhofe, Robert B. Kamm, Lee Metcalf, Ronald Reagan, Karen Silkwood, United States budget, business enterprises in Oklahoma, electioneering, and petroleum industry and trade.

Topics include David Albert Bartlett. Correspondents include Oklahoma Society of the Sons of the American Revolution resolution.

Topics include Fidel Castro, assassination, drug utilization and evaluation, embassy buildings in Moscow (Russia), intelligence service, LSD physiological effects, Cuba foreign relations, Moscow (Russia), and United States foreign relations. Correspondents include United States Central Intelligence Agency, United States Joint Chiefs of Staff, and William E. Colby.

Topics include Cart Albert, David Boren, John Wesley Dean, Thomas F. Eagleton, Gerald R. Ford, Clem Rogers McSpadden, campaign funds, campaign funds in Oklahoma, elections in Tulsa (Okla.), fund raising, and Watergate Affair. Correspondents include Pete Domenici and Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature.

Topics include Socialist Party in Japan, military assistance, military assistance and South Korea, Pacific area cooperation, East Asia politics and government, Japan defenses, Japan foreign relations, and Japan politics and government. Correspondents include Arleigh A. Burke, Kenichi Kitamura (retired Japanese admiral), Sadayoski Nakayama (retired Japanese admiral), John Cornelius Stennis, Stanford Research Institute, Admiral Noel Gayler, and Research Institute of Japan.

Topics include United States Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, civil rights, discrimination in education, educational laws and legislation, federal aid to education, mentally handicapped children, children and education, school budgets, school employees, students, and Rating of Emergency School Aid Act. Correspondents include Oklahoma City Public Schools.