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Delaney, James Joseph; Papers apap241

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Table of Contents

Summary Information .................................................................................................................................... 3

Biographical Sketch ....................................................................................................................................... 3

Scope and Contents ........................................................................................................................................ 4

Arrangement of the Collection ...................................................................................................................... 5

Administrative Information ............................................................................................................................ 6

Controlled Access Headings .......................................................................................................................... 6

Collection Inventory ....................................................................................................................................... 7

Legislative Files, 1950-1978 ....................................................................................................................... 7

Chemical Additives in Food and Drug .................................................................................................... 7

Education Files ....................................................................................................................................... 19

Subject Files; Arranged Chronologically ............................................................................................... 27

Communications ........................................................................................................................................ 42


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Summary Information

Repository: M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections & Archives

Creator: Delaney, James Joseph, 1901-1987.

Title: James Joseph Delaney Papers

ID: apap241

Date [inclusive]: 1950-1978

Physical Description: 11.65 cubic ft. processed to date

Physical Location: The materials are located onsite in the department.

Language of theMaterial:

English

Language of theMaterial:

English

Abstract: The James Joseph Delaney Papers, 1950-1978, document Delaney’sextensive tenure in Congress. Elected in November 1948, Delaneyremained in Congress until his retirement in December 1978. Delaneyserved as Congressman from Queens, New York and his three decadesin Washington are distinguished by consecutive elections to chairmanof the House Rules Committee and the addition of the 1958 DelaneyClause to the 1938 Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

Preferred Citation

Preferred citation for this material is as follows:

Identification of specific item, series, box, folder, James Joseph Delaney Papers, 1950-1978. M.E.Grenander Department of Special Collections and Archives, University Libraries, University atAlbany, State University of New York (hereafter referred to as [shortened name]).

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Biographical Sketch

James Joseph Delaney was born in New York City on March 19, 1901. He attended public schoolsin Long Island City, Queens and in 1931 received a law degree from St. John’s University. Between


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1936 and 1944, Delaney served as an assistant to the Queens District Attorney’s office. Elected as aDemocrat to the Seventy-ninth Congress in November 1944, Delaney was an unsuccessful candidatefor reelection in 1946 and resumed his law career thereafter. Delaney’s hiatus from politics was short-lived following his election to the 81 st United States Congress in 1948. Having been reelected to 14succeeding congresses Delaney served as Congressman from Queens, New York from January 3, 1949until his retirement on December 31, 1978.

Delaney is noted for his campaign to have cancer-causing agents banned from food, drugs and cosmetics.Passed in 1958, the Delaney Amendment was a clause in the 1938 Federal Food, Drug, and CosmeticAct that outlawed cancer-causing additives in food and commenced the federal government’s role inprotecting the public from cancer. His amendment required the Food and Drug Administration to monitorfor any chemical additives in food that were found to induce cancer in man or animals. Delaney becameinvolved with this issue as chairman of the Select House Committee that conducted an investigationand study of the use of chemicals, pesticides, and insecticides in and with respect to food products inJanuary 1949 and again in January 1951. In 1996 Congress amended the Delaney Clause with the FoodQuality Protection Act (FQPA) that changed the “zero risk” standard, which made no allowances, to oneof “reasonable certainty.”

Delaney was frequently at odds with fellow Democrats over his votes against federal aid to education,support for public aid to parochial schools, school busing, and his support of the Vietnam War. Aschairman of the New York City Congressional delegation in the mid-1970’s, he played a key role inshaping the federal legislation that helped rescue the city from its financial crisis by securing a 2.4 billiondollar low-interest loan. His three decades in Washington catapulted him into the chairmanship of thepowerful Committee on Rules in January 1977.

Delaney married Lola Mathis in 1939 and had a son, Patrick. Following his retirement in 1978 JamesJoseph Delaney was a resident of Key Biscayne, Florida until his death at his son’s home in Tenafly,New Jersey on May 24, 1987. Interment was in Calvary Cemetery, Queens, New York.


Scope and Contents

The James Joseph Delaney Collection consists of 11.65 cubic feet and is arranged into two series. Series1: Legislative Files is divided into three Sub-series: Sub-series 1: Chemical Additives in Food andDrug contains legislative files, news clippings and correspondence from Delaney’s campaign to havecancer-causing agents banned from food, drugs and cosmetics; Sub-series 2: Education Files focuses onDelaney’s support of Federal Aid for public and private education including the tuition voucher systemand consists of news clippings, House Resolution (H.R.) jackets, and correspondence; and Sub-series3: Subject Files consist of statements, releases, H.R. jackets and correspondence that relate to variouspolitical issues of interest to Delaney.

During his terms in Congress Delaney encountered a variety of legislative issues concerning chemicaladditives in foods and federal aid to education. In January 1949 and again in January 1951, Delaney


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became chairman of the Select House Committee which conducted an investigation and study of the useof chemicals, pesticides, and insecticides in and with respect to food products. Sub-series 1: ChemicalAdditives in Food and Drug includes news clippings, publications by Delaney and others, reports, andcorrespondence all of which are related to the fight against cancer-causing agents in food, drugs, andcosmetics. This series includes documents on antibiotics, asbestos, and fluoridation. Also included arecorrespondence, endorsements, hearings, releases and speech notes from the Select House Committee.

In 1952, growing concern over funding for private and public education led to Delaney’s involvementin a campaign for federal aid to education. Subseries 2: Education Files, includes correspondence,Congressional files, news clippings, publications, press releases, and statements by Delaney and others .Delaney corresponds with individuals and organizations about aid to private and public education.Notable correspondents include Hugh L. Carey, Cardinal Spellman and the Citizens for EducationalFreedom . Delaney’s support for aid to education is well documented through his support of the JuniorG.I. bill, a tuition tax credit , and the voucher system. Sub-series 3: Subject Files consist of statements,releases, H.R. jackets and correspondence that relate to other political issues. The folders in this seriesinclude H.R. jackets accompanied by correspondence, news clippings, press releases, and statementsrelated to the issue. Each folder in this series concerns a potential legislation and includes relatedmaterials for decision makers. Topics include immigration, political prisoners, social security, taxes andmuch more.

Series 2: Communications includes speeches, statements and press releases given by Delaney and others.We retained a list of all H.R. jackets that Delaney was involved with but have disposed of the originals.As a representative from New York, Delaney had a continuous interaction with the media. Between 1958and 1978, communication between Delaney’s office and the public were well documented. He issuedpress releases, speeches, statements, and other communication on many relevant topics . He discussededucation, food additives, abortion, social security, the international drug trade and much more. Folderswith H.R. jackets include correspondence and Delaney’s notes. Also, Series 1 contains audio and visualmaterial, including an open reel recording and transcript of an August 1957, ABC interview, As We SeeIt. The collection also includes transcripts of the ABC interview, a June 1962 NBC television and radiobroadcast of Meet the Press with Abraham Ribicoff, and an April 1963 CBS broadcast The SilentSpring of Rachel Carson.


Arrangement of the Collection

The collection is organized into the following series:

The folders in this series are arranged chronologically and include speeches, statements, press releasesand other communication between Delaney’s office and the media. Folders with H.R. jackets includecorrespondence and Delaney’s notes. Topics of statements and press releases include abortion, socialsecurity, and the international drug trade.


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Administrative Information

Publication Statement

M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections & Archives

Revision DescriptionEncoded in EAD by Josh Seymour 2013

Processing Information

Processed in 2012 by Jamie Brinkman.

Access

Access to this record group is unrestricted.

Copyright

The researcher assumes full responsibility for conforming with the laws of copyright. Wheneverpossible, the M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections and Archives will provideinformation about copyright owners and other restrictions, but the legal determination ultimatelyrests with the researcher. Requests for permission to publish material from this collection should bediscussed with the Head of Special Collections and Archives.

Acquisition Information

All items in this manuscript group were donated to the University Libraries, M.E. GrenanderDepartment of Special Collections and Archives, by James Joseph Delaney in 1978.


Controlled Access Headings

• Public Servants• Politics and Politicians• Legislators--United States


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• Food additives• Federal aid to education--United States• Queens (New York, N.Y.)• Correspondence• Press Releases• Legislative materials• Delaney, James Joseph

Collection Inventory

Legislative Files, 1950-1978, 1950-1978Date [inclusive]: 1950-1978

Physical Description: 9.65 cubic ft.

Arrangement

Arranged chronologically.

Scope and Contents

Series 1: Legislative Files is divided into three Sub-series: Sub-series 1: Chemical Additives in Food and Drugcontains legislative files, news clippings and correspondence from Delaney’s campaign to have cancer-causingagents banned from food, drugs and cosmetics; Sub-series 2: Education Files focuses on Delaney’s support ofFederal Aid for public and private education including the tuition voucher system and consists of news clippings,House Resolution (H.R.) jackets, and correspondence; and Sub-series 3: Subject Files consist of statements, releases,H.R. jackets and correspondence that relate to various political issues of interest to Delaney.

Sub-series 1: Chemical Additives in Food and Drug includes news clippings, publications by Delaney and others,reports, and correspondence all of which are related to the fight against cancer-causing agents in food, drugs,and cosmetics. This series includes documents on antibiotics, asbestos, and fluoridation. Also included arecorrespondence, endorsements, hearings, releases and speech notes from the Select House Committee.

Subseries 2: Education Files, includes correspondence, Congressional files, news clippings, publications, pressreleases, and statements by Delaney and others . Delaney corresponds with individuals and organizations about aidto private and public education. Notable correspondents include Hugh L. Carey, Cardinal Spellman and the Citizensfor Educational Freedom . Delaney’s support for aid to education is well documented through his support of theJunior G.I. bill, a tuition tax credit , and the voucher system.

Sub-series 3: Subject Files consist of statements, releases, H.R. jackets and correspondence that relate to otherpolitical issues. The folders in this series include H.R. jackets accompanied by correspondence, news clippings,press releases, and statements related to the issue. Each folder in this series concerns a potential legislation andincludes related materials for decision makers. Topics include immigration, political prisoners, social security, taxesand much more.

Chemical Additives in Food and Drug, 1950-1978Date [inclusive]: 1950-1978

Title/Description Instances


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Albright, Eugene, fluoridation

Date [inclusive]: 1963 March-1966

Box 1 (1-LegislativeFiles,1950-1978)

Folder 1

Anderson, Ernest, Greater New York Committee Opposed toFluoridation



Folder 2

Antibiotics in animal feed, Department of Health Education andWelfare (Department of Health and Human Services), 1973

Date [inclusive]: 1973 April 19


Folder 3

Asbestos 1973

Date [inclusive]: 1973 July-1973 November


Folder 4

As We See It, ABC interview. Includes open reel audio andtranscript

Date [inclusive]: 1957 August


Folder 5

Ask, Dr. David, fluoridation

Date [inclusive]: 1971 July


Folder 6

Astarita, Salvatore M., health foods

Date [inclusive]: 1968 March


Folder 7

Atlas of Cancer Mortality for U.S. Countries



Folder 8

Blaszczak, Dr. Joseph, National Cancer Institute grantapplication, December 1965-March 1973

Date [inclusive]: 1965 December-1973 March


Folder 9

Bryan, Dr. George

Date [inclusive]: 1970 August-1970 September


Folder 10

Cancer and the environment

Date [inclusive]: 1976 January


Folder 11

Cancer information crusade

Date [inclusive]: 1975 August-1975 October

Box 1 (1-Legislative

Folder 12


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Files,1950-1978)

Cancer publications



Folder 13

Chemical additives



Folder 14

Chemical additives



Folder 15

Chemical additives



Folder 16

Chemical additives



Folder 17

Chemical additives bill and report requests

Date [inclusive]: 1955 March-December


Folder 18

Chemical additives, aflatoxin



Folder 19

Chemical additives, carrageenan/cyclamates



Folder 20

Chemical additives legislation, January 1953-May 1957

Date [inclusive]: 1953 January-1957 May


Folder 21

Clippings, drug crisis, August 1970-July 1971

Date [inclusive]: 1970 August-1971 July


Folder 22

Clippings, Food and Drug Administration antibiotic scandal



Folder 23

Clippings, fluoridation Box 1 (1-Legislative

Folder 24


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Date [inclusive]: 1952-1965 Files,1950-1978)

Clippings, food additives



Folder 25

Clippings, tobacco and cancer

Date [inclusive]: 1964 March-1964 April


Folder 26

Coal tar hair dyes



Folder 27

Color additives (general). Includes statements, clippings, TVshow transcript



Folder 28

Color additives legislation

Date [inclusive]: 1959 June-1964 July


Folder 29

Congressional Research Service (CRS)



Folder 1

"Congressional Close-up", WCBS-TV and WCBS Radio,program transcript. Interview with Congressman JamesJ. Delaney (NY), Congressman Frank C. Osmers (NJ),Congressman Alfred Santangelo (NY), and CongressmanVincent J. Dellay (NJ).

Date [inclusive]: 1957 May 11


Folder 1A

Consumer Protection Act of 1970, H.R. 18214, April-December1970

Date [inclusive]: 1970 April-1970 December


Folder 2

Consumer study (Davenport)



Folder 3

Cosmetics

Date [inclusive]: 1962 May-1962 September


Folder 4

Cosmetics CRS Info

Date [inclusive]: 1978 January-1978 June


Folder 5


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Files,1950-1978)

Cyclamate and saccharin, undated

Date [inclusive]: Undated


Folder 6-7

DDT ration in foods

Date [inclusive]: 1966 January-1971


Folder 8

Delaney Amendment. Includes photographs.



Folder 9-11

De Munn, M.F.



Folder 12

Department of Agriculture

Date [inclusive]: 1970 February


Folder 13

Department of Health Education and Welfare (Department ofHealth and Human Services), Cyclamates and saccharin



Folder 14

Department of Health Education and Welfare (Department ofHealth and Human Services), food additives

Date [inclusive]: 1959 April-1962


Folder 15-16

Department of Health Education and Welfare (Departmentof Health and Human Services), Kefauver-Harris DrugAmendment of 1962

Date [inclusive]: 1962 October


Folder 17

Desmond, Ruth, Federation of Homemakers



Folder 18

Diethylstilbestrol (DES)

Date [inclusive]: 1971 October-1977 February


Folder 19-20

Diethylstilbestrol (DES) and early attacks on the DelaneyAmendment

Date [inclusive]: 1956 January-1962


Folder 21

Drug and narcotic documents, September 1969-April 1973


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Date [inclusive]: 1969 September-1973 April Box 2 (1-LegislativeFiles,1950-1978)

Folder 22-24

Drug and narcotic traffic, documents/notes

Date [inclusive]: 1970 May-1971 June


Folder 25-26

Drug Industry Act of 1962, S. 1552, 87th Congress

Date [inclusive]: 1962 July-1962 October


Folder 1

Finch, Secretary Robert H., cyclamates



Folder 2

Fish flour

Date [inclusive]: 1961 September


Folder 3

Flood, Daniel J.



Folder 4

Flood, Daniel J., hearings on National Cancer Institute



Folder 5

Fluoridation



Folder 6-8

Fluoridation



Folder 9-11

Fluoridation and drinking water

Date [inclusive]: 1977


Folder 12-14

Fluoridation defense



Folder 15

Food additives



Folder 16


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Files,1950-1978)

Food additives. Testimony on nitrites, Congressional ResearchService, and generally recognized as safe in foods list review

Date [inclusive]: 1977 January-June


Folder 17

Food additives

Date [inclusive]: 1978 February-1978 August


Folder 18

Food additives, amendments published in the Federal Register



Folder 19-20

Food additives, Judiciary Committee



Folder 21

Food additives, National Academy of Science

Date [inclusive]: 1973 March-1973 May


Folder 22

Food additives, White House report

Date [inclusive]: 1960 May


Folder 23

Food and Drug Act



Folder 24

Food and Drug Administration, April 1970-February 1971

Date [inclusive]: 1970 April-1971 February


Folder 25-26

Food and Drug Administration Museum Select Committee toInvestigate the Use of Chemicals in Foods and Cosmetics



Folder 27

Food and drug research laboratories



Folder 28

Food, drug, and cosmetic legislation, 88th

Date [inclusive]: 1963 January-1963 November


Folder 29

Food labeling regulations Box 4 (1-Legislative

Folder 1-2


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Food Protection Act of 1972, S. 3163, 3295, 406, 91st -92nd

Date [inclusive]: 1969 December-1973 January


Folder 3

Food Protection Committee

Date [inclusive]: 1956 November-1959 December


Folder 4

Food safety



Folder 5

Fountain, L.H.



Folder 6

Generally recognized as safe in foods (GRAS) list



Folder 7

Generic v. prescription drugs, November 1975-June 1978

Date [inclusive]: 1975 November-1978 June


Folder 8

Glycine, January-May 1970

Date [inclusive]: 1970 January-1970 May


Folder 9

H.R. 366, 4432, 7700, 8112, 8390, 8629, 13254, Federal Food,Drug and Cosmetic Act, 85th, January 1957- June 1958; H.R.9521, To Define Chemical Preservative, 85th Congress, July1958; H.R. 12437, Animal Feed, 87th Congress, July 1962;H.R.11581, Drug Bill, 87th Congress, September 1962; H.R. 10409,6846, Drug Bill, 88th Congress, June 1963-March 1964; H.R.18074, Drug Bill, 91st Congress 1969-1970; H.R. 1235 Food,Drug, Cosmetic Amendments of 1967; H.R. 7798, 2245, 4475,4014, Food additives bills, 83rd-85th January 1953-May 1957;H.R. 7042, 89th, Confectionery, April 1965; H.R. 5777, 5661,Cosmetic Bills, 88th, April 1963; H.R. 4990, Food Additive Pre-market Clearance, 92nd, February 1971



Folder 10

Health Bulletin



Folder 11

Hueper, Dr. Wilhelm C. Box 4 (1-Legislative

Folder 12


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Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act Amendments,October 1963



Folder 13

International Union against Cancer Symposium, Rome



Folder 14

Jerard, Elise



Folder 15

Kalade, Dr. Peter

Date [inclusive]: 1973 April-1973 May


Folder 16

Kelsey, Dr. Francis O., Food and Drug Administration andthalidomide



Folder 17

Kepone correspondence



Folder 18

Laetrile



Folder 19

La Vine, Louis A.



Folder 20

Letter to the editor of the New York Times

Date [inclusive]: 1963 December


Folder 21

Meyer, Dr. Grace Townsend



Folder 22

Mick, Dr. Robert H., correspondence



Folder 23

Mick, Dr. Robert H., summary of Piess communications Box 4 (1-Legislative

Folder 24


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Mick, Dr. Robert H., fluoridation background material



Folder 25

Mider, Dr. G.B.



Folder 26

Mirex, Kenneth Grant

Date [inclusive]: 1971 September-1971 October


Folder 27

Mobbs, Dr. Robert F.



Folder 28

Muckerman, Chris J.



Folder 29

National Cancer Act, S. 1828, 91st-92nd

Date [inclusive]: 1970 April-1971 December


Folder 30

National Cancer Institute, report on 2, 4-diaminoanisole sulfate



Folder 31-32

National Cancer Program

Date [inclusive]: 1977 June


Folder 33

National Commission on Water Quality, November 1975-March1976

Date [inclusive]: 1975 November-1976 March


Folder 34

National Health Federation



Folder 35-36

National Health Federation, misc. correspondence

Date [inclusive]: 1975 July-1976 December


Folder 37

National Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Act of 1976 Box 5 (1-Legislative

Folder 1


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Date [inclusive]: 1976 Files,1950-1978)

N.Y. state chemical additive legislation, proposed



Folder 2

N.Y. stock exchange rule 394

Date [inclusive]: 1975 November


Folder 3

Organic Consumer Report



Folder 4

“Peril on Your Food Shelf” by Delaney



Folder 5

Pesticides



Folder 6-7

“The Poisons in Your Food”



Folder 8

Publications

Date [inclusive]: 1958 June-970


Folder 9

Recycling



Folder 10

Red dye no. 2

Date [inclusive]: 1975 October-1977 January


Folder 11

Richardson, Dr. Howard L.



Folder 12

S-79, sorrespondence



Folder 13

Saccharin Box 5 (1-Legislative

Folder 14


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Date [inclusive]: 1970 February-1970 June Files,1950-1978)

Saccharin

Date [inclusive]: 1977 June-1978 January


Folder 15-17

Saccharin press conference by Food and Drug Administration

Date [inclusive]: 1977 April


Folder 18

Saccharin final report, July 1978



Folder 19-20

Saffiotti, Dr. Umberto



Folder 21

Select Committee



Folder 22

Select Committee, November-December 1954



Folder 23-24

Select Committee, cities and civic bodies



Folder 25

Select Committee clippings and research materials



Folder 26

Select Committee, correspondence



Folder 27

Select Committee, endorsements



Folder 28

Select Committee, hearings

Date [inclusive]: 1951 October-1952 November


Folder 29

Select Committee, legislation, 81st-82nd Box 6 (1-Legislative

Folder 1


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Select Committee, libraries

Date [inclusive]: 1953 January-1954 August


Folder 2

Select Committee, releases. Includes photograph

Date [inclusive]: 1951 April-1952 June


Folder 3

Select Committee, speech notes



Folder 4

Select Committee, universities and doctors



Folder 5

The Silent Spring of Rachel Carson, CBS reports. Includestranscript



Folder 6

Spinrad, Mrs. Rhea

Date [inclusive]: 1966 March-1972 August


Folder 7

Stahile, Toni, cosmetics

Date [inclusive]: 1966 June-1972 February


Folder 8

Stewart, Dr. Howard L.



Folder 9

Vitamin supplement



Folder 10-11

Wiley, Dr. Harvey



Folder 12

Zaratzian, Dr. Virginia, Food and Drug Administration



Folder 13

Education Files, 1952-1978


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The American School Board Journal

Date [inclusive]: 1971 June-1971 July


Folder 1

Archdiocese of New York, integration in Catholic schools



Folder 2

The Blaine Amendment



Folder 3

Catholics in politics and public office



Folder 4

Catholic organization publications. Includes American NationalCatholic Weekly Review; The Catholic Historical Review;Catholic Standard and Times; National Catholic WelfareConference, Catholic School Administrators Association of NewYork State, National Conference of Christian and Jews



Folder 5-6

Blum, Reverend Virgil C.

Date [inclusive]: 1962 January-1967 April


Folder 7-8

Carey, Hugh, L.

Date [inclusive]: 1962 April-1963 September


Folder 9

Citizens for Educational Freedom



Folder 10

Citizens relief for education by income tax, memorandum



Folder 10A

Clippings



Folder 11

Clippings, educational video



Folder 12


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Files,1950-1978)

Clippings, for and against federal aid to education



Folder 13

Clippings, federal aid to education



Folder 14-15

Clippings, federal aid to education



Folder 16

Clippings, Office of Economic Opportunity/ Junior G.I. bill



Folder 17

Clippings, Our Sunday Visitor



Folder 18

Clippings, Kent State



Folder 19

Clippings, religious affiliations, 95th Congress



Folder 20

Clippings, religious discrimination in education



Folder 21

Clippings, school aid obstruction



Folder 22

Clippings, the Supreme Court decision on prayer



Folder 23

Clippings, tuition tax credit



Folder 24

Congressional Budget Office Box 7 (1-Legislative

Folder 25


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Date [inclusive]: 1977 January-1977 October Files,1950-1978)

Congressional record, School Assistance Act of 1961, May1961; Kennedy Education Bill, August 1961; A New Approachto Educational Aid/Aid to Education, August 1961-January1962 (sealed envelope); Congressional Record, Federal Aidto Education 1962; Federal Aid to Education, March 1962;Aid to Education, June 1962; Extension, August 1962-January1963; Federal Aid to Education 1963; Health ProfessionalsEducational Assistance Act 1963, A pril 1963; Higher EducationFacilities Act of 1963, August 1963; Higher Education Actof 1965, August 1965; Attacks to undermine voucher plan,February 1971; Tuition Tax Relief Act, May-September 1977



Folder 26

Congressional Research Service, legislative status checklist



Folder 27

The Conservative Party of New York, on Federal Aid



Folder 28

Constitutional amendments, July 1963



Folder 29

Cusack, Lawrence



Folder 30

Danahy, Joseph, December 1961-September 1967

Date [inclusive]: 1961 December-1967 September


Folder 31-32

Debate, Bailey, John and Miller, William E.



Folder 33

Delaney and aid to education, research paper by student



Folder 34

Delaney’s Junior G.I. Bill/H.R. 320

Date [inclusive]: 1962 February-1964


Folder 35

Delaney’s Junior G.I. Bill/H.R. 320 requests

Date [inclusive]: 1963 February-1964 July


Folder 36


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Files,1950-1978)

Delany, Frank J.

Date [inclusive]: 1961 June-1963 October


Folder 37

Delaney legislation, bills introduced, 91st-94th Congress



Folder 1

Delaney legislation, 95th Congress

Date [inclusive]: 1972 May-1976 November


Folder 2

Duggan, Mae



Folder 3

Dure, Leon, January-March 1962

Date [inclusive]: 1962 January-1962 March


Folder 4

Dwight, M.E., July-August 1967

Date [inclusive]: 1967 July-1967 August


Folder 5

Education Research and Statistics



Folder 6-10




Folder 11




Folder 12

Education vouchers



Folder 13-14

Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965



Folder 15

Elementary and Secondary Education Act Title I Programs(Report)


Folder 16


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Federal aid to education

Date [inclusive]: 1961 December-1963 October


Folder 18

Federal aid to non public schools, Constitutional background



Folder 19

Federal aid to non public schools, Constitutional background



Folder 20

Federal aid and catholic schools publications



Folder 21

Federal aid to parochial schools



Folder 22-24

Federal aid to parochial schools, New York



Folder 25

Federal documents on church and state issues



Folder 26

Federal education programs, Washington Memo1

Date [inclusive]: 1970 February-1971 December


Folder 27

Federal legislation and education in New York state, November1976-1977

Date [inclusive]: 1976 November-1977


Folder 28

Fuller, Edgar



Folder 29

Galvin, Thomas F.

Date [inclusive]: 1962 March-1963 January


Folder 1

Gilligan, William Box 9 (1-Legislative

Folder 2


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Date [inclusive]: 1962 January-1962 February Files,1950-1978)

Health Professions Educational Assistance Act

Date [inclusive]: 1962 August-1963 May


Folder 3

Higher Education, correspondence



Folder 4-5

Higher Education Facilities Act of 1962

Date [inclusive]: 1963 August-1964 April


Folder 6

Higher Education Student Assistance Act, S. 1567, 1568, 2490,3140



Folder 7

Higher Education and National Affairs



Folder 8

H. Res. 591, Aviation: Resolution Commemorating LindbergFlight, 95th Congress, May 1977. Includes correspondenceand press release; H.R. 8103, Transportation Projects forNational Parks, 95th Congress, June 1977; H. Con. Res. 318,Summer Olympic Games 1984, 95th Congress, July 1977.Includes correspondence and a Congressional Record; H.R.8628, Summer Olympic Games Authorization Act of 1977,95th Congress, July 1977; H. Res. 8754, UnemploymentCompensation Cost Equalization Act, 95th Congress, August1977; H.R. 9561, Veterans’ Educational Equity Act, 95thCongress, October 1977; H. Con Res. 811, L ou Gehrig DiseaseResolution, 95th Congress, October 1977; H.R. 10512, AllowFDA to Ban Hair dyes, 95th Congress, January 1978; H. Res.1012, Providing Funds for the Committee on Rules, 95thCongress, February 1978, Pacific/Asian American HeritageWeek Resolution, September 1977, Resolution against Taxationof Fringe Benefits, September 1977, U.S. Relations withCommunist Vietnam, September 1977



Folder 9

Legislative outline 91st-94th Congress



Folder 10

Little, Msgr. Thomas



Folder 11

Maryland case, federal aid to education


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Date [inclusive]: 1963 September-1966 November Box 9 (1-LegislativeFiles,1950-1978)

Folder 12

McCaffrey, J.B.



Folder 13

Meet the Press, Ribicoff, Abraham, NBC television and radiobroadcast. Transcript.



Folder 1

National Council of Independent Colleges and Universities



Folder 2

National Education Association, 1965-January 1972

Date [inclusive]: 1965-January 1972


Folder 3

Non-Government Aid to Education



Folder 4

President Nixon’s education message



Folder 5

Publication, New York State Education Department



Folder 6

Office of Non Public Education



Folder 7

Old St. Peter’s Church, monograph Series



Folder 8

Parochiaid

Date [inclusive]: 1969 November-1972 February


Folder 9

Powell, Adam C.

Date [inclusive]: 1963 June-1963 August


Folder 10


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Files,1950-1978)

Religion and the Constitution

Date [inclusive]: 1962 June-1962 October


Folder 11

Ribicoff, Abraham

Date [inclusive]: 1962 March-1962 October


Folder 12

The role of catholic schools



Folder 13

Spellman, Cardinal

Date [inclusive]: 1962 January-1964 September


Folder 14

Tuition tax credit

Date [inclusive]: 1978 February-1978 March


Folder 15

Tuition vouchers/Junior G.I. Bill



Folder 16

The voucher system



Folder 17

Woodman, Robert P.

Date [inclusive]: 1967 January-1967 February


Folder 18

Subject Files; Arranged Chronologically, 1950-1978Date [inclusive]: 1950-1978


H.R. 7904, National Defense Education Act Amendment of1961, 87th Congress

Date [inclusive]: 1961 May-1961 July


Folder 1

H.R. 8471, Educational Assistance Act of 1961, 87th Congress

Date [inclusive]: 1961 May-1961 August


Folder 2

3


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Date [inclusive]: 1961 August Box 11 (1-LegislativeFiles,1950-1978)

FolderH.R. 8900,CollegeAcademicFacilitiesAct, 87thCongress

H.R. 8890, Emergency Educational Aid Act, 87th Congress



Folder 4

H.R. 9896, School Children’s Assistance Act of 1962, 87thCongress



Folder 5

H.R. 10180, 10390, 87th Congress, February 1962. H.R. 10180,Educational Finance Act of 1962



Folder 6

H.R. 3000, National Education Improvement Act of 1963, 88thCongress



Folder 7

H.R. 4955, Vocational Education Act of 1963, 88th Congress

Date [inclusive]: 1963 March-1964 January


Folder 8

H.R. 6074, “Shared Time”/ National Defense Education Act of1958, 88th

Date [inclusive]: 1963 May-1963 June


Folder 9

Rule Committee Resolutions: 86th-88th Congress, 1st Session



Folder 10

H. Res. 33, Joint Committee to Investigate Crime, 91st



Folder 11

H.R. 165, Irish Immigration, 91st



Folder 12

H.J. Res. 381, Susquehanna River Basin Compact, 91stCongress



Folder 13


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Files,1950-1978)

H.J. Res. 482, Mid Atlantic States Air Pollution ControlCompact



Folder 14

H.R. 6489, Head of Household Tax Bill, 91st



Folder 15

H.R. 14944, 6201, 2572, H. Con. 572 H.R. 14944, To SeparateSocial Security from Welfare Reform and Add 20% CashIncrease, May 1972, H.R. 6201, To Prohibit Obscene Mail, 91st,February 1969, H.R. 2572, U.N. Expenses for NYC, January1971, H. Con. Res. 572, Israeli Aircraft, 91st, April 1970

Date [inclusive]: 1969 February-1972 May


Folder 16

H.R. 3550, H. Res. 226, 616, H.R. 12513 H.R. 3550, ToDisregard 20% Social Security Increase for Purpose of PassingAlong Public Assistance Benefits, 93rd, February 1973, H. Res.226, Condemning Execution of Jews in Iraq, 91st, February1969, H. Res. 616, Peace Negotiations in the Middle East, 93rd,October 1973, H.R. 12513, To Provide Social Security BenefitsExclusive of Welfare Provisions, 92nd, January 1972

Date [inclusive]: 1960 February-1973 October


Folder 17

H.R. 6745, 9940, 337, 4244, 14853, 13648 H.R. 6745, ToIncrease Exemption to $1200, 90, February 1969, H.R. 9940,Tax Relief for Singles, 94th, October 1975, H.R. 337, Tax Relieffor Singles, H.R. 4244, Tax Relief for Singles, 93rd, February1973, H.R. 14853, Tax Relief for Singles and Married WorkingCouples, 92nd, May 1972, H.R. 13648, Single Persons TaxRelief, 92nd, March 1972

Date [inclusive]: 1969 February-1975 October


Folder 18

H.R. 9124, 9172, 8769, 9505, 91st, March 1969 H.R. 9124,Increased Burial Expenses for Vets, H.R. 9172, NationalCemetery System, H. R. 8769, Newspaper Preservation Act,H.R. 9505, To Control Commuter Immigrants, 91st

Date [inclusive]: 1969 March 26


Folder 19

H. Res. 350, Select Committee on Bureau of Budget, 91st



Folder 20

H.R. 3769, 4923, 8276, 1265, 3912 H.R. 3769, FederalEmployees Insurance Benefits, 94th, February 1975, H.R. 4923,Social Security Coverage for Federal Employees, 93rd, February1973, H.R. 8276, Higher Education Tax Bill, 91st, March 1969,H.R. 1265, Prohibit Most Favored Nation Treatment to NationsWho Deny Citizens (Soviet Jews) Right to Emigrate, 94th,January 1975, H.R. 3912, Oppression of Soviet Jews, 93rd,February 1973


Folder 21


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Date [inclusive]: 1969 March-1975 February

H.R. 10297, Encourage Shipbuilding, 91st



Folder 22

H.R. 10859, Tax Exemption: Servicemen in Korea, 91st



Folder 23

H.R. 6980, 11188, 5738, 12688, H. Con. Res. 677. IncludesH.R. 6980, To Liberalize Eligibility Requirements of BlindPersons to Receive Disability Insurance Benefits, 93rd, April1973, H.R. 11188, Liberalize Social Security for the Blind, 91st,May 1969, H.R. 5738, Payment of Chiropractors under SocialSecurity, 92nd, March 1971, H.R. 12688, Prohibit CigaretteSmuggling, 92nd, January 1972, H. Con. 677, Collection ofForeign Debt, 92nd, August 1972

Date [inclusive]: 1969 May-1973 April


Folder 24

H. Con. Res. 320/89, Ethnic Slander, 91st-92nd

Date [inclusive]: 1969 August-1971 January


Folder 25

H. Con. Res. 356, Prisoners of War, 91st

Date [inclusive]: 1969 September-1973 April


Folder 26

H. Con. Res. 513, H.R. 13667, 16998, H. Con. Res. 513, AntiSmut Day, 92nd, January 1972, H. R. 13667, Limitations ofCourt Jurisdiction in Cases of Obscenity, 91st, September 1969,H.R. 16998, Freedom of Immigration in the Soviet Union

Date [inclusive]: 1969 September-October 1972


Folder 27

H.R. 14554, the Disposal of Nickel from the National Stockpile,91st



Folder 28

H.R. 15092, 15424/15640, 91st, H.R. 15092, To ReviseImmigration, H.R. 15424/15640, To Amend Merchant MarineAct

Date [inclusive]: 1969 December 4


Folder 29

H. Con. Res. 483, Israel, 91st



Folder 30

Correspondence, H. Res. 843, Committee on Education



Folder 31


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Files,1950-1978)

H.R. 16127, Increase in Rail Road Retirement Annuities, 91st



Folder 32

H.R. 15828, To Prohibit the Disposal of Waste in New YorkBight, 91st



Folder 33

H.J. Res. 1118, To Establish a Joint Committee onEnvironmental Technology, 91st

Date [inclusive]: 1970 March 09


Folder 34

H.R. 16796, To Establish Marine Sanctuaries



Folder 35

H.R. 17221, H.R. 16946, To Amend the Clean Air Act, 91st



Folder 36

H.R. 17277, S. 3135, Aid to American Indians



Folder 37

H.R. 17697, Hurricane Protection, 91st



Folder 38

H.R. 17827, Orderly Trade in Textiles and Leather Footwear,91st



Folder 39

Correspondence, Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act, 93rdCongress



Folder 40

H.J. Res. 1305, H.R. 11638, H. J. Res. 1045, July 1970-June1974 H.J. Res. 1035, Waterfront/Airport Commission Compact,91st, July 1970, H.R. 11638, Policeman’s Bill of Rights, 93rd,November 1973, H.J. Res. 1045, Eleanor Roosevelt’s Birthday,93rd

Date [inclusive]: 1970 July-1974 June


Folder 41

H.R. 18972, Public Employees Relations Act, 91st



Folder 42


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Files,1950-1978)

H.J. Res. 4, Joint Committee on the Environment, 92nd



Folder 43

H.J. Res. 225, National Week of Concern for P.O.W.S, 92nd



Folder 44

H.R. 128, Delaney’s School Children’s Assistance Act of 1971,92nd



Folder 45

H.R. 1750, Lead Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Program,92nd



Folder 46

H.R. 165, Irish Immigration, 92nd



Folder 47

H. Con. Res. 123, Vietnam Prisoners, 92nd



Folder 48

H. Con. Res. 153, Public Health Service Hospitals, 92nd



Folder 49

H.R. 3490, To Establish a National Cancer Agency, 92nd



Folder 50

H.R. 4709, Indian Tribes Benefits, 92nd



Folder 51

H.R. 4826, Exemption of Pension and Annuity Income, 92nd



Folder 52

H. Res. 327, Select Committee to Investigate Energy Resources,92nd



Folder 53

H. Con Res. 418, H.R. 16569, H.R. 322, H.R. 14375, March1971-June 1976 H. Con Res. 418, Calling for the American


Folder 54


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People to Boycott All French Products (Drug Traffic), 92nd,October 1971, H.R. 16569, To Tax and Otherwise ControlExplosives, 91st, March 1970, H.R. 322, Require Disclosure ofIngredients on Food Labels, 94th, January 1975, H.R. 14375,Arab Boycott Bill

Date [inclusive]: 1971 March-1976 June

Files,1950-1978)

H.R. 8543, Gateway National Recreation Area, 92nd



Folder 55

H. Res. 465, Rule on H.R. 8293 (International CoffeeAgreement), 92nd



Folder 56

H. Res. 558, Select Supreme Court Study Committee, 92nd



Folder 57

H.R. 10741, To Authorize the Secretary of the Interior toEstablish the Gardiners Island National Monument, 92nd



Folder 58

H. Res. 635, Irish Resolution, 92nd. Includes correspondence



Folder 59

H. Res. 663, F-4 Aircrafts to Israel, 92nd. Includescorrespondence Gerald Ford



Folder 60

H.R. 11248, Prescription Drugs Under Medicare, 92nd



Folder 61

H.R. 11690, National Marine Mineral Resource Trust, 92nd



Folder 62

Correspondence, H.J. Res. 949, Appreciate America Day



Folder 63

H.R. 1257, Coastal Hazards in the Atlantic Ocean, 92nd



Folder 64

H.R. 12207, Deportation of Aliens on Welfare, 92nd Box 11 (1-Legislative

Folder 65


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Date [inclusive]: 1971 December Files,1950-1978)

H.R. 12160, Northern Irish Relief Act of 1971, 92nd



Folder 66

H.R. 12477, Directing FCC to Investigate AT&T, 92nd

Date [inclusive]: 1972 January 19


Folder 67

H.R. 334, 450, 16555, 12690, January 1972-1975 H.R. 334,Tuition Tax Credit for Private Non Profit Schools, 94th, January1975, H.R. 450, Tuition Tax Credit, 93rd, January 1973, H.R.16555, Tuition Tax Credit, 92nd, September 1972, H.R. 12690,Tax Credit for Non Public School Tuition, 92nd, January 1972



Folder 68

H.R. 13224, Protect Diplomatic Mission in NY, 92nd



Folder 69

H.R. 12802, Maritime Academy Students as Navy ReserveShipmen, 92nd



Folder 70

H. Con. Res. 555, Ukrainian Churches, 92nd



Folder 71

H.R. 6486, Clean Lakes Act, 92nd. Includes S. 1017



Folder 72

H. Con. Res. 13684, Urban Mass Transit Assistance, 92nd



Folder 73

H.R. 13963, Aircraft Crimes. See H.R. 1256



Folder 74

H. Res. 864, 1266, 14586, 11482, 7440, April 1972-May 1973H. Res. 864, Informal House Textile Committee Resolution,95th, October 1977, H.R. 1266, Establish Office of ConsumerAffairs, 94th, January 1975, H.R. 14586, To Provide for thePrevention of Cooley’s Anemia, 92nd, April 1972, H.R. 11482,Establish Day Lights Savings Time Year Round, November1973, H.R. 7440, To Expand the Authority of National Instituteof Arthritis, 93rd, May 1973


Folder 75


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H.R. 15193, Retarded Children Education, 92nd



Folder 76

H.R. 15734, Bill of Rights for Mentally Retarded, 92nd



Folder 77

H.R. 15776, Training Ship for Board of Education, 92nd



Folder 78

H. Con. Res. 663, Prisoners of War, 92nd



Folder 79

H. Res. 1085, Rule For Consideration of H.R. 15927, IncreaseRail Road Retirement Annuities, 92nd



Folder 80

H.R. 16381, Council on Energy Policy, 92nd



Folder 81

H.R. 17072, 16555, Public and Private Education Assistance,92nd Congress

Date [inclusive]: 1972 August-1972 October


Folder 82

H. Con. Res. 697, Condemn Soviets for Ransoming Jews, 92nd



Folder 83

H. Res. 1135, Rule on H.R. 1121 (Gateway Sea Shore), 92nd



Folder 84

H.R. 16682, Highway Trust Funds of Urban Transportation,92nd



Folder 85

H.R. 1418, 16533, 15130, 342, September 1972-1975 H.R.1418, To Eliminate Social Security Earnings Limitation,93rd, November 1973, H.R. 16533, To Assure Social SecurityIncrease for Aged, Disabled, Etc., 92nd September 1972, H.R.15130, SSI Reform Bill, 93rd, May 1974, H.R. 342, Eliminatethe Earnings Test for Social Security, January 1975


Folder 86


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H. Res. 1151, Polish Constitution Day, 92nd



Folder 87

H.R. 446, Tuition Voucher Proposals, 93rd



Folder 1

H.J. Res. 290, 261, Anti Abortion-To Protect the Unborn, theAged, and the Incapacitated, 93rd



Folder 2

H.R. 5590, Fire Research and Training, 93rd



Folder 3

H.R. 5708, Right of Conscience in Abortion Procedures Act,93rd



Folder 4

H.R. 6008, To Amend the Economic Stabilization Act, 93rd



Folder 5

H.R. 9541, 5755, 14590, H. Res. 803 H.R. 9541, Mass TransitUse Income Tax Deduction, 94th, September 1975, H.R. 5755,To Suspend Importation of Liquefied Natural Gas, 93rd, March1973, H.R. 14590, Auto Insurance Foreign Resident (NY), 94th,June 1976. H. Res. 803, Protest U.N. Statement Re: Zionism,94th, October 1975

Date [inclusive]: 1973 March-1976 June


Folder 6

H.R. 6786, Research Institute for Dysautonomia, 93rd



Folder 7

H.R. 9016, Hurricane Flood Protection and Beach ErosionControl at East Rockaway Inlet to Rockaway Inlet and JamaicaBay, New York, 93rd



Folder 8

H.R. 8739, NY Harbor Collection and Removal of Drift, 93rd



Folder 9

H.R. 10020, Federal Funds to Provide Police Protection for 25thAnniversary of United Nations, 93rd


Folder 10


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Date [inclusive]: 1973 August Files,1950-1978)

H.R. 10211 Vitamin + Mineral Supplement Bill, 93rd



Folder 11

H.R. 10831/10844, To Amend the Export Administration Act,93rd



Folder 12

H. Con. Res. 719, H. Res. 1484, H.R. 11920, H. Con. Res. 719,Place North Korean Armistice Violations before U.N., 94th,August 1976, H. Res. 1484, Condemn Treacherous Acts ofNorth Korea and Extend Condolences to Families of 2 slainG.I.’s, 94th, August 1976, H.R. 11920, To Require Food Labelsto Disclose All Ingredients, 93rd, December 1973

Date [inclusive]: 1973 December-1976 August


Folder 13

H. R. 9652, 13190, H.R. 9652, Uniform Federal Welfare andMedicaid Assistance Act of 1975, 94th, September 1975,H.R. 13190, Federal Participation in Costs of Social SecurityProgram, Increase Contributions, 93rd, March 1974

Date [inclusive]: 1974 March-1975 September


Folder 14

H. Res. 1120, To Condemn Terrorist killings of Israeli Children,93rd



Folder 15

H.R. 16202, To Establish in the Department of HUD aHousing Enforcement Assistance Program to aid Cities andMunicipalities in the More effective Enforcement of HousingCodes, 93rd



Folder 16

H. Res. 540, Panama Canal, 92nd



Folder 17

H. Con. Res. 649, Ukrainian Intellectuals Moroz, Valentyn &Plyushch, Leonid



Folder 18

H.R. 17492, Tax Exempt, the First $500 of Interest Earned inCertain Savings Institutions, 93rd



Folder 19

H.R. 330, 325, 2292, 321, 323, 1263, 1266, 328, 331, 332,94th, H.R. 330, Oil Imports no U.S. Flag Vessels, H.R. 325,Deportation of Aliens on Welfare, H.R. 2292, ProhibitsEmployment of Illegal Aliens, H.R. 321, Curb Narcotics Traffic,H.R. 323, Vitamin Bill, H.R. 1263, Prohibit Federal Funds


Folder 20


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for Research on Human Fetus, H.R. 1266, Establish Office ofConsumer Affairs, H.R. 328, Prohibit Cigarette Smuggling, H.R.331, Veteran’s Pension Benefits, H.R. 332, NY Harbor Removalof Drift


H.R. 3470, 12598, 751, 763, 1077, Education Tax Bill,93rd-94th

Date [inclusive]: 1975 January-1976 March


Folder 21

H. Con. Res. 159, Soviet Occupation of Baltic Nations, 94th



Folder 22

H.R. 3968, Release Impounded Highway Trust Funds, 94thCongress



Folder 23

H.R. 4888, Small Business Loans, 94th



Folder 24

H.R. 5483, Hudson River Compact Commission, 94th



Folder 25

H. Res. 74091, Illegal Aliens, 94th



Folder 26

H. Con. Res. 315, 41,221, Ukrainian Intellectuals Moroz,Valentyn & Plyushch, Leonid



Folder 27

H.R. 9096, Vitamin Bill (Update of H.R. 323), 94th



Folder 28

H.R. 10435, 15733, Prohibit NYC Bridge Tolls Order by EPA,94th



Folder 29

H. Res. 830, Honoring Bob Hope, 94th



Folder 30

H. Con. Res. 472, Baltic Resolution, 94th



Folder 31


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Files,1950-1978)

H.R. 10600, Young Adult Conservation Corp, November 1974,94th



Folder 32

H. Res. 865, Rule on H.R. 10481 (NYC Bill), 94th



Folder 33

Correspondence, Fur Conservation Institute of America



Folder 34

H. Res. 902, 907, 94th. H. Res. 902 Rule on S. 95 (OverseasVoting Rights), H. Res. 907, Panama Canal



Folder 35

H. Con. Res. 550, Second Brussels Conference, 94th



Folder 36

H. J. Res. 900, Thomas Jefferson Day, 94th



Folder 37

H. Res. 1168, Solidarity Sunday, 94th



Folder 38

H.R. 13490, 1980 Olympic Winter Games, 94th



Folder 39

H. Con. Res. 637, Ukrainian Intellectual Moroz, Valentyn, 94th



Folder 40

H.R. 13900, Rehabilitation, Act Amendments, 94th



Folder 41

H. Res. 1281, 1308, 1350, 1293, 94th, H. Res. 1281, Hearingson the Future of Telecommunication Policy of the Nation,H. Res. 1308, Closing of Post Offices, H. Res. 1350, SelectCommittee on Narcotics Abuse and Control, H. Res. 1293,Soviet Jews- Package Restrictions


Folder 1


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H.R.14509, Senior Citizen Lease Termination, 94th



Folder 2

H.R. 15683, Restrictions on Diplomatic Immunity for ForeignEmbassy Personnel, 94th



Folder 3

H.R. 15804, Bridge Safety Act of 1976, 94th



Folder 4

H.R. 15838, Federal Matching Funds for Tree Planting andPreservation, 94th



Folder 5

H.R. 2639, 30, 181, 327, 331, 333, 337, 821, 1474, 1477, 2701,2640 95th. H.R. 2639,Extended Public Works EmploymentAct, Counter Cyclical Aid, H.R. 30, Young Adult ConservationCorps, H.R. 181, Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights,H.R. 327, Truth in Food Labeling Act, H.R. 331, ProhibitCigarette Smuggling, H.R. 333, To Amend Title II of TheSocial Security Act, H.R. 337, Uniform Welfare and MedicaidAssistance Act of 1977, H.R. 821, Middle Aged and OlderWorkers Training Act of 1977, H.R. 1474, Deportation ofAliens on Welfare, H.R. 1477, Social Security Coverage forFederal Employees,. H.R. 2701, Restriction on DiplomaticImmunity, 2640, Economic Development Revenue Bond Act



Folder 6

H. Res. 36, 213, 28, 95th, H.Res.36, Solidarity Sunday withJews, H. Res. 213, President’s Policy on a Nuclear Test Ban, H.Res. 28, Persecution of Hungarians in Romania



Folder 7

H. Con. Res. 12, The release of Ukrainian Intellectual Moroz,Valentyn, 95th



Folder 8

H. J. Res. 271, 1071, National Volunteer Firemen Week, 95th



Folder 9

H.R. 2853, 2938, 3003, 95th, H.R. 2853, Federal MatchingFunds for Tree Planting and Preservation, H.R. 2938, ExtendEPA Deadline for Water Pollution Control Funds, H.R. 3003,National Meals on Wheels Program


Folder 10


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H.R. 3146, 3907, 4121, 4135, 95th, H.R. 3146, MedicareCoverage for Prescription Drugs (Outpatient), 95th Congress,H.R. 3907, Bridge Safety Act of 1977, H.R. 4121, AllowWorkers Covered by Pension Plan to Invest in an IRA, H.R.4135, Prohibit NYC Bridge Tolls Order By EPA.



Folder 11

H.R. 4237, to designate the Veterans Administration Hospitalat St. Albans as the “Henry Schuman Veterans Hospital”, 95thCongress



Folder 12

H.R. 5616 Accelerated Depreciation Allowance Act of 1977,95th Congress



Folder 13

H. Con. Res. 165, Ukrainian Churches, 95th Congress



Folder 14

H. Con. Res. 174, Dr. Sergei Kovalev, 95th Congress



Folder 15

H.R. 5414, Supplemental Appropriation: Home Health Serviceand Multi Purpose Senior Centers, 95th



Folder 16

H.R. 6423, Volunteer Firemen- Exemption from Excise Taxes,95th



Folder 17

H. J. Res. 409, National Grandparents Day, 95th



Folder 18

H. J. Res. 458, National Gifted and Talented Children’s Week,95th Congress



Folder 19

H.R. 766, Reform of the Administrative, Organization andLegislative Management Services of the House, 95th



Folder 20

Correspondence, Obey Commission- House Administration



Folder 21-22


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Files,1950-1978)

H.R. 10974, 12546, 9035, 9492, 7488, 95th. H.R. 7488, TollFree Calling

Date [inclusive]: 1977 September-1978


Folder 23


Communications, 1956-1978Date [inclusive]: 1956-1978

Physical Description: 2 cubic ft.

Arrangement

Arranged chronologically.

Scope and Contents

The folders in this series are arranged chronologically and include speeches, statements, press releases and othercommunication between Delaney’s office and the media. Folders with H.R. jackets include correspondence andDelaney’s notes. Topics of statements and press releases include abortion, social security, and the international drugtrade.


Federal Aid to Education, H.R. 1 –Welfare Reform, TuitionTax Credit to Ways and Means, Statements 91st-95th CongressRelease and Statements


Box 14 (2-Communications)

Folder 1

[Federal Aid to Education?], Press Releases and Statements



Folder 2

Federal Aid to Education, Power Memorial Academy, New York,Statement



Folder 3

Committee on Food Additive Bill, Statement



Folder 4

Chemicals in Our Food can Cause Cancer (Aramite ChemicalSpeech), Statement



Folder 5

Food Additives, Statement

Date [inclusive]: 1958 April-1958 October


Folder 6

Delaney in Opposition to use of Citrus Red NO2 for ColoringOranges, Statement


Folder 7


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Food Additives, Statements



Folder 8

Food Additives Amendment of 1958, Statement



Folder 9

Citizens for Educational Reform, Statement



Folder 10

Federal Aid to Education Statement



Folder 11

Disadvantaged Poor: Education and Employment-Chamber ofCommence, Release



Folder 12

“School Children Assistance Act”, Federation of Italian AmericanDemocratic Organization, Statement



Folder 13

Federal Aid to Education, Catholic Lawyers Guild, New York,Catholic Associates of NYLIC Catholic War Veterans, Statement

Date [inclusive]: 1962 February-1962 May


Folder 14

Spellman, Cardinal, Release and Statement

Date [inclusive]: 1962 May-1962 August


Folder 15

Ribicoff, Abraham, Statement



Folder 16

Delaney on Education (General), Statement



Folder 17

Reverend Drinan, Robert, Statement



Folder 18

The National Education Improvement Act of 1963, Statement byothers



Folder 19-20

Drug Control Act of 1964, Release and Statement



Folder 21

Cosmetics and consumer protection Release and Statement



Folder 22

Higher Education Facilities Act of 1963, Statement, Delaney andothers



Folder 23

Federal Aid to Education, Statement


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Date [inclusive]: 1963 October Box 14 (2-Communications)

Folder 24

Joint Hearings on Fluoridation City of New York, Statement



Folder 25

President Johnson, Lyndon B., Press Release



Folder 26

Fuller, Edgar, Statement



Folder 27

Whelan, Charles M., Statement



Folder 28

Zirkel, Don, Statement



Folder 29

Keppel, Francis, Statement



Folder 30

Democratic National Convention, Statement



Folder 31

Drug Abuse Control Amendments, Release



Folder 32

Statement



Folder 33

Statement



Folder 34

New York City Firemen, Statement



Folder 35

Delores Cook, Eulogy



Folder 36

Chemicals in Foods, Release



Folder 37

School Children’s Assistant Act, Statement Delaney and others



Folder 38

Delaney and Others, G.I. Bill, Statement



Folder 39-40

FDA and Cyclamates, Statement Box 14 (2-Communications)

Folder 41


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Ukrainian Independence, Voucher Plan H.R. 128, MercuryPollution, Tribute to Speaker McCormack, Statement



Folder 42

Rockefeller’s Support of Non Public School Aid, Reply to Attackson Vouchers, Cancer Agency Bill, Statement



Folder 43

Byelorussian Independence, National Week of Concern for POW/MIAs, Senator Buckley Dinner, Statement



Folder 44

Happy Birthday Farley, Jim, Romanian Independence Day,Statement



Folder 45

Senator Dodd, Thomas J., Eulogy



Folder 46

Interview with Farley, James A.



Folder 47

Illegal International Trade in Drugs, Reimbursement to NYC forU.N., Opening of the Astoria Social Security Office, Halting ofSeal Killing, Statement



Folder 48

Statements



Folder 49

15th Anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution, Expulsion of theRepublic of China from the U.N., Illegal Aliens, North Ireland,Honorable Farley, James A., Asking American People to BoycottFrench Products until Drug Traffic from Marseilles is eliminated,Statement



Folder 50

St. Alban’s Naval Hospital, Statement



Folder 51

Christianson, Curtis, Statement



Folder 52

Duffy, Thomas in Belfast, To Demand Release of AmericanCitizen Held in North Ireland, To Create a Joint Committee toStudy Problems, Release



Folder 53

Farley, Jim, Insertion Box 14 (2-Communications)

Folder 54


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Social Security, Telephone Rates Release



Folder 55

Blood Banks, Anti Smut Day, Ukrainian Independence, QueensChamber of Commerce, Tuition Voucher, Statement



Folder 56

Social Security Increase, Visa for Resident of Northern Ireland,Chemicals Guilty Until Proven Innocent, Bulova WatchStatement, Chemicals Cyclamates, Saccharin and Animal Feeds,Statement



Folder 57

Honorable Forand, Aime J., Eulogy



Folder 58

Letter to the President on Voucher Proposal, Stilbestrol DES,Release



Folder 59

Congressman Timble, Eulogy



Folder 60

Extension of Remarks, Senator Buckley



Folder 61

Aircraft Crimes, Army Band to St. Patrick’s Day, MaspsethLibrary Release



Folder 62

Byelorussian Independence, Illegal Aliens, Northern Ireland,Science Winner Dora Lee, Northern Ireland, Statement



Folder 63

Civil Service Retirees, Irish Contribution, Statement



Folder 64

Cooleys Anemia, Aid to Handicapped, Urging Freedom for SimasKudirka, Release



Folder 65

Hoover, J. Edgar, Eulogy



Folder 66

Wyckoff Heights Hospital Remarks, Queens County VA Hospital,Boulevard Gardens, Disabled American Veterans, Statement



Folder 67

Separating Social Security from Welfare and Including 20% Boostin Cash Payments, Revenue Sharing, Urging Hearings on DES,Release


Folder 68


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Revenue Sharing, DES Ban, Delaney Wins Another Round in theFight for a Clean Environment, Fair Campaign Practices, Controlof Toxic Chemicals, Release



Folder 69

Congressman Philbin, Philip, Eulogy



Folder 70

Farley, Jim Insertion



Folder 71

Revenue Sharing, Ridgewood Property Owners Association,Statement



Folder 72

Cyclamate Compensation Bill, Release



Folder 73

AEHEPA: A Tradition of Service, Opposing H.R. 1336Cyclamate Compensation Bill, DES, Statement



Folder 74

Passage of Cooley’s anemia Bill, Release



Folder 75

DES Ban, Statement



Folder 76

Farley, Jim Insertion



Folder 77

HEW’s Non Discrimination in Employment, Release



Folder 78

H.R16555 Tuition Tax Credit, Cyclamates, Statement



Folder 79

Gateway Bill, Senator Nelson’s Food Additives Hearing, IrishAmericans in Texas, Statement



Folder 80

FDA’s Push for Delegation of Amendment, Bill to AssureSocial Security Increase, Israeli Assassination at Olympics, IrishAmericans held in Texas, Disaster Relief to Non Public Schools,Release



Folder 81

Congressman Ryan, Eulogy Box 14 (2-Communications)

Folder 82


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Congressman Colmer, Halpern, Garmatz, Cellear, Extension ofRemarks



Folder 83

Tuition Tax Credit, Release



Folder 84

33rd Regular Democratic Club, Congressional Briefing by HenryKissinger, Ukrainian Independence, Jim Farley’s Insertion,Statement



Folder 85

Pension Exemption, Educational Diversity, Newsletter, Release



Folder 86

Lithuanian Independence, Catholic Bishop Pastoral and CardinalKrol on Abortion, Eulogy for President Johnson, Installation Nightat the Ridgewood Club, Statement



Folder 87

Ban on Saccharin, Return of Irish Americans from Texas,Abortion, Release



Folder 88

Delaney’s Views on National Issues



Folder 89

Correspondence, Canal Zone Letter to the President



Folder 90

Home with Honor Day (Re: GI’s Back From Vietnam),Conservative Party Dinner, National Fire Research Safety andTraining Center, March 1973 with Photograph, Hearings beforethe Judiciary Committee on Irish Americans in Texas Statementand Release



Folder 91

Total DES Ban, Statement and Release



Folder 92

Honorable Allen, Leo E., Eulogy



Folder 93

H.R. 6458 to Provide for Operation of PHS Hospital, Statement



Folder 1

Correspondence, Attorney General Richardson (Fort Worth 5)



Folder 2

H.R. 3549 before Subcommittee on Compensation and Pension,Statement


Folder 3


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Lithuania Anniversary, Farley Fine at 85, Tribute to John J.Rooney, Jim Farley’s 85th Birthday Extension of Remarks



Folder 4

Crackdown on Asbestos, Condemns New FDA Proposal onResidues Release



Folder 5

H.R. 5590 before the Subcommittee on Science Research andDevelopment, VA Tour of St. Albans Naval Hospital Speech,Statement



Folder 6

Jim Farley Golf Classic-Success Story, Statement



Folder 7

Delaney Fights Postal Relocation, Release



Folder 8

Day Lights Savings Time (Delaney Introduces), Delaney Fightsagainst Social Security Earnings Limit, Release



Folder 9

Delaney Opposes NIH Guidelines on Research on Living HumanFetus, Statement



Folder 10

Correspondence. EPA Head Russell Train to Delay on CoalDecision Affecting Con Edison in NY



Folder 11

Independence of Ukraine, Statement



Folder 12

Correspondence. Includes Federal Energy Office MassTransportation in NY During the Energy Crisis, NYC RentIncrease Exemption for Seniors Receiving SSI



Folder 13

Dr. Porreth, Samuel Appointment, Mr. Delaney, Carey and Smith,Release



Folder 14

U.N. adds 2 New Languages, Statement



Folder 15

James A. Farley, Lithuanian Independence, Retirement of John J.Rooney, Statement



Folder 16

Newsletter “Congressman Delaney Reports”, Statement


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Date [inclusive]: 1974 July Box 15 (2-Communications)

Folder 17

Subcommittee on Compensation and Pension on H.R. 3549,Statement



Folder 18

Nomination of Nelson Rockefeller, Mass Transit Bill, LatvianIndependence, Statement



Folder 19

Nelson A. Rockefeller, Hugh Carey. Statement



Folder 20

“Ford” State of the Union, Ukrainian Independence, Statement



Folder 21

Lester Wolff and Northern Ireland, Lithuanian Independence,Statement



Folder 22

Hungarians in Romania, Statement



Folder 23

Farley, Jim, Statement



Folder 24

Captive Nations Week, Baltic Freedom (Conference on Securityand Cooperation in Europe), Statement



Folder 25

Fluoridation and Cancer, Statement and Release



Folder 26

Fluoridation and Drinking Water, Release

Date [inclusive]: 1975 July-1975 August


Folder 27

Education Bills, DES (Senate Passage of Ban), Eulogy forAndrew J. Viglietta, Includes New York State Right to LifeConvention Letter/Convention, The Steu ben Society, Release andStatement



Folder 28

Our Heritage that is Greece, Hon. James A. Farley, Mrs. EstherSavitzky (Announcement of Death of Mr. of CongresswomanBella Abzug), John J. Rooney, M.C. (Eulogy), A CourageousPeople, Statement



Folder 29

EPA Fluorocarbons and Ozone, Statement Box 15 (2-Communications)

Folder 30


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NCI Fluoridation Study Letters. Includes Latvian Independence,Clergy speak out against the Human Impact of NY Default(Cooke/Mugavero Statement), John J. Rooney, M.C. (SpecialOrder Memorial Tribute), Albanian Independence



Folder 31

Delaney battles for Queens’ seniors (Title IX, Older American ActSCSEP), A Crisis of the American Spirit (Rule on NYC Bill-H.Res. 865 on H.R. 10481, Release



Folder 32

Two Elected Statesman with Young Ideas, Cancer in OurDrinking Water, Staats-Zeitung und Herold, Support for SovietJewry, Human Rights Day, National Conference on SovietJewry, CBS Editorial, NYC Presented by Peter Kohler, EditorialDirector, Finnish Sisu and Paying Debts, Statement



Folder 33

Ukrainian Independence-May it become a reality, Delaney salutesLenoid Plyusch (Ukrainian intellectual free after two and ahalf years in Soviet prison- 94 H. Con. Res 41), Delaney LetterSpearheads Major Attack on Illegal Narcotics, City Awards 6.2.Million Federal Grant (Senior Citizen), Release



Folder 34

Background Information for Brochure of Greater NY Conferenceon Soviet Jewry



Folder 35

Foreword to James Flynn, Winning the Presidency: The Difficultyof Election



Folder 36

January Newsletter to Senior Citizens: Tax information for seniors(Not used in 1976 but saved for future reference)



Folder 37

Estonian Independence, Delaney hails action to ban Red-2, SSTLandings at Kennedy Airport (Delegation telegrams from Rep.Delaney to Governor Carey WM. Ronan, Release



Folder 38

Letter Statement honoring Judge Abraham J. Multer, LithuanianIndependence, A Polish American Patriot (Birthday of Gen.Thaddeus Kosciusko, Outline-Installation Night at AmerindDemocratic Club of Elmhurst, Right to Life ConstitutionalAmendment (Abortion), Statement



Folder 39

Senate Statement on Tax Deduction Bill, Westinghouse ScienceScholarship Winner George Yancopoulous of Elmhurst, Release


Folder 1


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Yearbook letter to class of 1976, Horace Greeley Jr. High School



Folder 2

Statement. Includes Czechoslovakian Freedom Fighter (ThomasG. Masaryic: Birthday), Hungarian Independence, NationalAcademy for Fire Prevention and Control Site Selection Board



Folder 3

Community Planning Board 1, In support of Engine Company 260in Ravenswood, In memory of Hon. Wright Patman, State of NYTemporary Planning Commission for Establishment of a PublicMedical School, Statement



Folder 4

Clippings. Includes Wire in support of Howard L. Hurwitz,suspended principle of LIC High School



Folder 5

Background Information on Stanley N. Lundine- 39th CD(Jamestown NY)



Folder 6

District Leader Endorsements



Folder 7

Mr. Lincoln would be Proud (Of the People Article- Dorsey’sShort, Ridgewood Times), Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Statement



Folder 8

Background Information for Queens Jewish Community Council



Folder 9

Delaney’s Involvement with Port Authority SST Ban, Release



Folder 10

“Mr. Democrat” (James A. Farley), Before the House Committeeon Affairs (Re: Extension of Veterans Education), Boy Scoutsof America- Eagle Court of Honor Troop 383 (St. Pancras) -Glendale (George Wolff, Armenian Independence, Statement



Folder 11

“Special Bicentennial Salute to the German-AmericanCommunity” (Staats-Zeitung Und Herold: July 4, 1976Weekend Edition, Israeli Independence Day, A PolishAnniversary” (Commemoration of the Polish Constitution of1791), Release



Folder 12

Queen Trim Committee Bulletin Box 16 (2-Communications)

Folder 13


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Polish Commemoration (Pozan Polish Workers Uprising), BerlinAnniversary (1953 Workers’ Uprising in East Berlin), BalticFreedom Day, Statement



Folder 14

Captive Nations Week, Statement



Folder 15

Correspondence, Action on Behalf of the Senior Citizens



Folder 16

What’s Right with NY- Philip Morris, Expansion on Park Avenue,Statement



Folder 17

Appointment of Shirley Chisholm to House Majority Leadershipposition, Newsletter for Republican Campaign, Release



Folder 18

Correspondence, Condolence for Dorsey Short (Editor of theRidgewood Times)



Folder 19

Clippings, Phillip Ross v. NY Congressional Delegation, Bill toBar Interstate OTB Looses Ground



Folder 20

A German Patriot (Baron Von Steuben/Steuben Society, Release



Folder 21

Includes Special Order Honoring Departing Congresswoman BellaAbzul and Congressman Wilbur Mills, Statement



Folder 22

Statements



Folder 23

House Leadership Meeting with Carter. Includes photograph



Folder 24

Delaney Demands Immediate Action on Burn Units, LatvianIndependence Day, Release



Folder 25

Clippings. Includes Hellenic Times and The Urban Tree Act



Folder 26

Correspondence, The Greater NY Conference on Soviet Jewry Box 16 (2-Communications)

Folder 27


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NY Bible plays Important Role at Inaugural, Independence ofUkraine, Statement



Folder 28

Declaration of Independence of the Republic of Estonia,Lithuanian National Day (Lithuanian Independence) PolishAmerican Commemoration (Gen. Thaddeus Kosciusko),Statement



Folder 29

New Approach to Tax Incentives, Independence Day of theByelorussian Republic, Eulogy for John A. Coleman of NY StockExchange, Hungarian Uprising, Statement



Folder 30

Taras Shevchenko: Symbol of freedom, In praise of Greece(Greek Independence Day), Bulgarian Independence, Release



Folder 31

Story to Bruce Drake, NY Daily News Re: Queens CivicCourthouse



Folder 32

Delaney Amendment, Release



Folder 33

Correspondence, Korea Survey WCBS-TV



Folder 34

Disclaimer of Co Sponsorship of 95th H.R. 7638 ComprehensiveHealth Care Insurance Act, Urban Tree Act/ Ridgewood TreeProgram, Statement



Folder 35

White House Agency Reorganization Questionnaire



Folder 1

Opening statement as Rules Committee Chairman on the NationalEnergy Act 95th, H.R. 8444, Comments on TV Coverage ofHouse for Select Committee on Congressional Operation, MostFavored Nation Status for Rumania, Disability Insurance for theBlind, Statement



Folder 2

Anything They Can Do We Can Do Better – Delaney pushes EastCoast Cinema, Release



Folder 3

Reception Honoring Koch, Ed, Statement Box 17 (2-Communications)

Folder 4


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Correspondence. Includes Honorary Sponsorship of NYCommittee to Free Anatoly Shcharnsky (Soviet Jew), EDA Grantfor Tree Removal, Greetings to Women’s American Ort Inc. 50thAnniversary



Folder 5

Non Recognition of Vietnam



Folder 6

Delaney Bill to Allow Hair Dye Ban, Heading Paste Up,Release



Folder 7

Tuition Tax Relief: Written Statement Submitted to SenateFinance Committee, Tuition Tax Relief: Oral Testimony beforethe Senate Finance Committee, Statement



Folder 8

Tuition Relief, a Hero of Two Worlds- Birthday of ThaddeusKosciusko, Statement



Folder 9

Delaney gets FDA Support for Hair Dye Bill, Delaney RenewsPush for Hair Dye Ban Bill, Release



Folder 10

“Middle Income Student Assistance Act 1978”,Statement,Delaney and Others



Folder 11

Textile Imports-Congressional Record, Fiscal 1979 Funding forArthritis Research, Statement



Folder 12

Ridgewood Times, Release



Folder 13

Cancer Causing Chemicals, Release



Folder 14

Statements



Folder 15


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