25 May 1865

Watson, G.R., fl. 1865

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Friend Charlie

Written at Fort Delaware

GLC02157.57

23 June 1865

Watson, G.R., fl. 1865

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Friend Charlie

GLC02157.58

1864

Armstrong, George E., fl. 1861-1865

Autograph letter signed

Title: to mother

GLC02157.60

1864

Armstrong, George E., fl. 1861-1865

Autograph letter signed

Title: to mother

undated.

GLC02157.61

1864

Armstrong, George E., fl. 1861-1865

Autograph letter signed

Title: to mother

undated.

GLC02157.62

1864

Armstrong, George E., fl. 1861-1865

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Charlie

undated

GLC02157.63

1908-1920

Dixon, Joseph K., 1856-1926

Photograph

Title: Bust portrait of a Native American man

Inscribed "791 Bull Don't Fall Down" in ink on verso.

GLC03911.08.29

1908-1920

Dixon, Joseph K., 1856-1926

Photograph

Title: Half length seated portrait of a Native American man in profile

Inscribed "541 Black Weasel" in ink on verso.

GLC03911.08.32

1908-1920

Dixon, Joseph K., 1856-1926

Photograph

Title: Half length seated portrait of a Native American man

Inscribed "661 Running Fisher" in ink on verso.

GLC03911.08.33

1908-1920

Dixon, Joseph K., 1856-1926

Photograph

Title: Half length seated portrait of a Native American man

Native American wearing a horned headdress, and holding a bow and arrow. Inscribed "23" in blue pencil on verso.

GLC03911.08.34

1908-1920

Dixon, Joseph K., 1856-1926

Photograph

Title: Full length portrait of a Native American man

"Chief Plenty Coos, who received all the chiefs at the last great Council" inscribed in pencil on verso; "788" stamped in ink on verso.

GLC03911.08.36

1908-1920

Dixon, Joseph K., 1856-1926

Photograph

Title: Full length portrait of a Native American man

With wooded background. "16." inscribed in blue pencil on verso.

GLC03911.08.37

1908-1920

Dixon, Joseph K., 1856-1926

Photograph

Title: Full length portrait of a Native American man in profile

"2400" inscribed in pencil on verso.

GLC03911.08.38

1908-1920

Dixon, Joseph K., 1856-1926

Photograph

Title: Full length portrait of a Native American man

"Brave Bear. Southern Cheyenne." inscribed in ink on verso; "561" inscribed in pencil on verso.

GLC03911.08.39

1908-1920

Dixon, Joseph K., 1856-1926

Photograph

Title: Full length portrait of a Native American man

Native American man holding a wolf skin; with wooded background. "245" inscribed in ink on verso.

GLC03911.08.40

25 April 1960

de Gaulle, Charles, 1890-1970

Typed document

Title: Address by His Excellency Charles de Gaulle, President of the French Republic, President of the Community, to Members of Both Houses of Congress

An English translation of the speech that Charles de Gaulle of France gave to Congress on 25 April 1960. He addresses issues of the Cold War, casting France's lot with the free West and advocating nuclear disarmament.

GLC09565.01

11 July 1960

Fay, Elton C., fl. 1960

Newspaper clipping

Title: [B-70 Held Perfect Plane For Spy Role]

A newspaper clipping from the Washington Times Herald on July 11, 1960. The first article, "B-70 Held Perfect Plane for Spy Role," describes the proposed B-70 bomber plane and explains the disagreement over whether or not to fund the construction of the planes. The second article, "Gates to Use Extra Funds for Weapons," relates Defense Secretary Thomas S. Gates, Jr.'s decision to allocate extra money to "bolster the United States military might."

GLC09565.03

11 July 1960

Johnson, Lyndon B., 1908-1973

Printed document

Title: Report of the Preparedness Investigating Subcommittee of the Committee on Armed Services United States Senate, The B-70 Program

A report from the Preparedness Investigating Subcommittee about the merits of the B-70 bomber, in which the subcommittee analyzes the history of the B-70 weapon system and recommends to the Committee on Armed Services that it be developed immediately.

GLC09565.04

1968

Humphrey, Hubert H., 1911-1978

Typed document

Title: Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey Answers Your Questions

A transcript of reporter questions and Humphrey's responses from various press events during the spring of 1968. He answers questions on topics such as his "liberal credentials," "the revolt in the ghettos," "rural and urban poverty," and "relations with Communist countries"

GLC09565.05

9 May 1968

United Democrats for Humphrey

Newspaper

Title: Victory '68: News From United Democrats for Humphrey (9 May 1969)

The first issue of a weekly newsletter published by the United Democrats for Humphrey. It includes quotes from Vice President Humphrey, as well as information on his standing in the polls, who has endorsed him, and what his wife, Muriel, is like.

GLC09565.06

16 May 1968

United Democrats for Humphrey

Newspaper

Title: Victory '68: News From United Democrats for Humphrey (16 May 1969)

The second issue of a weekly newsletter published by the United Democrats for Humphrey. Includes accounts of his victories at state conventions, his comments to the United Autoworker Convention, and the responses of columnists and pollsters to his campaign.

GLC09565.07

23 May 1968

United Democrats for Humphrey

Newspaper

Title: Victory '68: News From United Democrats for Humphrey (23 May 1969)

The third issue of a weekly newsletter published by the United Democrats for Humphrey, with headlines about Humphrey's standing in the Gallup Poll, his endorsements by columnists and political figures, and his campaign strategy developments.

GLC09565.08

30 May 1968

United Democrats for Humphrey

Newspaper

Title: Victory '68: News From United Democrats for Humphrey (30 May 1969)

The fourth issue of a weekly newsletter published by the United Democrats for Humphrey. It has information about Humphrey's lead with delegates and in the Louis Harris poll, about his visit to his South Dakota hometown, and about Robert Kennedy's attacks on him. It also includes a list of recent endorsements.

GLC09565.09

29 July 1968

United Democrats for Humphrey

Newspaper

Title: Victory '68: News from United Democrats for Humphrey (29 July 1968)

The 29 July issue of the Victory '68 newsletter advocating the election of Vice Presient Hubert Humphrey to the presidency. It contains Humphrey's stances on and recent action involving aid to farmers, urban regeneration, gun control, and the draft. It also has information on his standing in the polls and recent endoresements.

GLC09565.11

29 July 1968

United Democrats for Humphrey

Typed document

Title: Vice President Backs Freedom Of Choice For Democrats

A press release from the United Democrats for Humphrey, containing a lengthy statement from Humphrey about the selection of the Democratic nominee. Humphrey advocates in favor of an open convention, in which each delegate can vote for whichever candidate he so chooses.

GLC09565.12