2019-05-07 Guide to the William M. McCulloch Papers, circa 1905-2010, bulk 1947-1972 SPEC.OCA.57.F Finding aid prepared by Jeffrey W. Thomas; Devon Boerman Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections

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This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2019-06-11T15:57-0400 English Describing Archives: A Content Standard William M. McCulloch Papers SPEC.OCA.57.F Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections 48.84 Cubic feet Bulk, 1947-1972 circa 1905-2010 William “Bill” Moore McCulloch (1901-1980) began his political career as a Republican congressman in the United States House of Representatives in November 1947, after winning a special election held to fill the vacancy in the 4th Ohio Congressional District caused by the resignation of Robert F. Jones. McCulloch served as the Representative for the 4th Ohio Congressional District from November 1947 to January 1973. From January 1959 until his retirement, McCulloch served as the ranking Republican member on the House Judiciary Committee. During his career in Congress, McCulloch’s major public policy interests and legislative focus were on the civil rights legislation enacted into law during the 1960s, crime, Electoral College reform and the federal judiciary. McCulloch helped mobilize members of the Republican party to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 as bipartisan bills that would not drop key provisions to gain support. The William M. McCulloch Papers, dated circa 1905-2010, with the bulk of the material dating 1947-1972, contains correspondence, clippings, bills, reports, press releases, issue mail, photographs, certificates, and artifacts. These materials primarily document the 26-year public service career of McCulloch (R-Piqua) as a Representative for the 4th Ohio Congressional District. (36) cartons; (10) oversize flat boxes; (6) 5'' letter document boxes English McCulloch, William M. (William Moore), 1901-1980 Arrangement of Materials

The William M. McCulloch Papers is arranged into 7 series:

Series 1: Personal/Political Series 2: Legislative Series 3: Media Relations Series 4: District Affairs Series 5: Photographs Series 6: Artifacts Series 7: Certificates

Acquisitions Information

Accession No. OCA.2011.0002: Law Library of Ohio Northern University, 2011 March; Accession No. OCA.2012.0002: Law Library of Ohio Northern University, 2012 August; Accession No. OCA.2012.0003: James Dicke, 2012 August; Donated by: Ann McCulloch Carver, on behalf of her parents, William M. and Mabel Harris McCulloch, 2012 December; Accession No. OCA.2015.0001: Wes Edwards, 2015 October

Preferred Citation

[identification of item], William M. McCulloch Papers, SPEC.OCA.57.F, Ohio Congressional Archives, Ohio State University

Access to Materials

Materials in Series 4: District Affairs have restricted access. Researchers requesting to use records within the series must first sign a confidentiality agreement. The remainder of this collection is available for patron research, but may be used only in the Archives reading room.

Use of Materials

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Processing Information

Processed by: Jeffrey W. Thomas, 2011-2013; Finding aid written by: Jeffrey W. Thomas, 2013; Devon Boerman, 2019 April

A careful effort was made during the processing of the collection to preserve whenever possible the original order and filing systems found within each series. Many files, especially within series containing correspondence and legislative records, were maintained originally in oversized file folders. These large files were divided into smaller folders for preservation and descriptive purposes.

Biographical Note

William “Bill” Moore McCulloch was born on November 24, 1901 near Holmesville in Holmes County, Ohio to James H. and Ida M. McCulloch. In June 1925, he received a law degree from The Ohio State University College of Law and passed his bar examination in August. In 1932, McCulloch entered the political arena as a member of the Republican Party when he won the first of six subsequent elections to the Ohio House of Representatives. He served as Minority Leader from 1936 through 1938. In 1939, he was elected Speaker of the Ohio House. McCulloch left the Ohio General Assembly in December 1943 and enlisted in the U.S. Army during World War II. He served twenty months in the army as a captain in the Military Government Forces in Europe.

Returning to his law practice in Piqua, Ohio, following the end of the war, McCulloch joined the 80th Congress in November 1947 by winning a special election held to fill the vacancy in the 4th Ohio Congressional District caused by the resignation of Robert F. Jones. Located in west-central Ohio during McCulloch’s time in office, the 4th Ohio Congressional District included the counties of Allen, Hardin, Mercer, Auglaize, Darke, Shelby, Miami, Preble and a part of Montgomery. Beginning in 1948, McCulloch won twelve succeeding elections as the United States Representative of the 4th Ohio Congressional District until he decided to retire in 1972 due to his health.

From January 1959 until his retirement, McCulloch served as the ranking Republican member on the House Judiciary Committee. He also held seats on the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, the Joint Committee on Immigration and National Policy, and the Select Committee on Small Business. In 1967, McCulloch was appointed by President Lyndon B. Johnson to serve on the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders and then, the Presidential Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence (Eisenhower Commission) in 1968. During his career in Congress, McCulloch’s major public policy interests and legislative focus were on the civil rights legislation enacted into law during the 1960s, crime, Electoral College reform and the federal judiciary. McCulloch helped mobilize members of the Republican party to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 as bipartisan bills that would not drop key provisions to gain support. McCulloch died in Washington, DC on February 22, 1980.

Scope and Contents

The William M. McCulloch Papers, dated circa 1905-2010, with the bulk of the material dating 1947-1972, document the public service career of McCulloch (R-Piqua) as a member of the United States House of Representatives for the 4th Ohio Congressional District for 26 years, from November 1947 to January 1973. Although a few items date from McCulloch’s terms in the Ohio General Assembly or from his personal life, including his childhood, and his military service in World War II, the vast majority of the collection consists of the records compiled by the Washington, D.C. office of Congressman McCulloch. The collection contains correspondence, invitations, clippings, campaign files, bills, reports, press releases, issue mail (letters from his constituents regarding certain policies or legislation), memoranda, photographs, certificates and artifacts. There are also a few materials from after McCulloch's death in 1980 that commemorate his legacy.

Existence and Location of Copies

A sampling of 775 issue mail letters, sorted into PDF format copies of constituent letters into 14 policy issue topics can be found here

Custodial History

Through the transfer of their collection of William M. McCulloch's papers to Ohio Congressional Archives in March 2011, Ohio Northern University assured that McCulloch's papers were be unified, preserved and made available to researchers at one location. Acknowledgement also goes to the Friends of William M. McCulloch for its assistance in the acquisition of this collection. The Friends of William M. McCulloch was established in 2010 to advocate for a statue of Congressman McCulloch in the Statuary Hall of the U.S. Capitol.

McCulloch, William M. (William Moore), 1901-1980 Republican Party (U.S.: 1854-). United States. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary. United States. Congress. House. Bills (legislative records) Certificates Civil rights movements--United States--20th century Criminal law--United States--20th century Cultural artifacts Legislators--Ohio--20th century Legislators--United States--20th century Ohio--Politics and government--20th century Photographs Personal/Political Series 1 1931-2010 Scope and Contents

The Personal/Political Series, dating from 1931 to 2010, contains biographical sketches, pictorial directories, clippings, oral history transcripts, correspondence, thank you letters, invitations, brochures, and palm cards related to McCulloch's personal and political activities outside of his legislative duties and services provided to his constituents. The series is divided into four subseries: Biographical, Correspondence, Invitations, and Campaigns.

Biographical Subseries 1.1 1933-2010 Scope and Contents

The Biographical subseries, dated 1933-2010, include the biographical sketches used by Congressman McCulloch’s office and various newspaper clippings compiled during his time in office. Other files contain a limited number of records from his terms in the Ohio General Assembly and from his military service during World War II. In addition, the subseries contains documents pertaining to the many awards and honors McCulloch received during his public service career, including the naming of the public square in Piqua in his honor in 2009, and the efforts made during 2010 to place a statue of him in Congress’s Statuary Hall. Materials are arranged alphabetically by topical description or format.

American Civil Liberties Union, Civil Rights 1 1 1974 April 20 Article by McCulloch, "Man Was Born To Be Free," 1 2 1967 Awards and Honors 1 3 1959-1995 Biographical sketches and related materials 1 4 1960-1970 Congressional business card and stationary 1 5 circa 1970 Congressional Pictorial Directory 1 6 1951-1971 Death of McCulloch, correspondence, tributes, and newspaper clippings 1 7 1980 Honorary Degrees 1 8 1965-1969 Military Service during World War II 1 9 1942-1944 National Statuary Hall nomination 1 10 2009-2010 Newspaper Clippings 1 11 1965-1996 Ohio Civil Rights Hall of Fame, induction into 1 12 2010 October 14 Ohio House of Representatives, McCulloch's career in, election materials, business cards, report, and booklets 1 13 1938-1943 Ohio House of Representatives, McCulloch's career in, newspaper clippings 1 14 1936-1943 Ohio House of Representatives, rosters 1 15 1933-1948 Ohio State University, Distinguished Law Alumnus Award presented to McCulloch 1 16 1972 November Oral history interview with Lawrence F. O'Brien (transcript copy from the Lyndon B. Johnson Library) 1 17 1986 April 8 Oral history interview with Nicholas D. Katzenbach (transcript copy from the Lyndon B. Johnson Library) 1 18 1968 November 12 Retirement from Congress 1 19 1971-1977 William M. McCulloch Public Square, Piqua, Ohio, dedication of 1 20 2009 July 2 Correspondence Subseries 1.2 1931-1980 Scope and Contents

The Correspondence subseries dates from 1931 to 1980. Included within is a set of files, arranged chronologically, dating from 1950 to 1973, containing letters written to and from members of Congress on a wide range of topics. Other files contain letters sent to McCulloch from members of Congress during his illness in 1971, and in reaction to his decision to retire at the end of the 92nd Congress in January 1973. The retirement letters contain a number of moving tributes to McCulloch from members of both political parties in the House and the Senate, as well as tributes from other government officials, organizations, and the media. These files are arranged alphabetically by topical description. In addition, there is a set of files, dated 1943, and 1955-1972, arranged alphabetically by topic and then chronologically, regarding the White House, including invitations sent from there. Another set of files, arranged alphabetically by last name and then chronologically, dating from 1931 to 1980, contain letters to and from specific individuals. Most of these individuals were businessmen in the 4th Ohio Congressional District, but also included are a number of political figures. The subseries also contains a sampling of thank-you letters sent and received by Congressman McCulloch’s office from 1961 to 1972.

Members of Congress and Government Officials 1 21 1950 Members of Congress 1 22 1961-1962 Members of Congress 1 23 1963-1964 Members of Congress 1 24 1965 Members of Congress 1 25 1966 Members of Congress 1 26 1969-1970 Members of Congress 1 27 1971-1973 Presidential Inauguration 1 28 1949 Presidential Inauguration 1 29 1953 Presidential Inauguration 1 30 1960-1961 Presidential Inauguration 1 31 1964-1965 Presidential Inauguration 1 32 1968-1969 Presidential Inauguration 1 33 1973 Presidential Funeral, John F. Kennedy 1 34 1963 Presidential Funeral, Dwight D. Eisenhower 1 35 1969 Presidential Funeral, Lyndon B. Johnson 1 36 1973 Get-Well Wishes 1 37 1971 January-December Retirement Announcement, reaction to, Congress, House members 1 38 1971-1972 Retirement Announcement, reaction to, Congress, Senate members 1 39 1971-1972 Retirement Announcement, reaction to, federal agencies 1 40 1972 Retirement Announcement, reaction to, individuals 1 41 1971-1972 Retirement Announcement, reaction to, judiciary 1 42 1971-1973 Retirement Announcement, reaction to, Ohio politicians 1 43 1971-1972 Retirement Announcement, reaction to, organizations 1 44 1971-1972 Retirement Announcement, reaction to, media 1 45 1971-1972 Retirement Announcement, reaction to, White House 1 46 1971-1972 Tribute Letters from House members 1 47 1972 Tribute Letters from Senate members 1 48 1972 Tribute Letters, general file 1 49 1972 White House 1 50 1943 White House 1 51 1955-1959 White House 1 52 1961 White House 1 53 1964-1969 White House 1 54 1969-1972 White House, invitations 1 55 1964-1968 White House, invitations 1 56 1969-1972 Agnew (Spiro T.) 2 1 1970 Barlett (Joe) 2 2 1971 Bennett (Lloyd B.) 2 3 1962 Berry (George W.) 2 4 1931 Binkley (Harry A.) 2 5 1962 Bricker (John W.) 2 6 1973 Brumbaugh (Phillip) 2 7 1961 Cable (John L.) 2 8 1961-1962 Clark (Ramsey) 2 9 1968 Clemens (Viola) 2 10 1980 Covault (C.E.) 2 11 1965 Crouse (John L.) 2 12 1968-1969, 1973 Dicke (James F.) 2 13 1973 Ditmer (Ward N.) 2 14 1962 Eiting (James A.) 2 15 1963 Felgar (Carl) 2 16 1963 Ford (Gerald and Betty) 2 17 1965-1976 Gallagher (John P.) 2 18 1964 Galvin (John E.) 2 19 1965-1969 Goldwater (Barry) 2 20 1964 Gray (Theodore M.) 2 21 1961 Harrod (M. Merle) 2 22 1961-1962 Heitzman (Samuel H.) 2 23 1972 Hepler (John R.) 2 24 1961 Hesburgh (Theodore M.) 2 25 1972 Hess (Beecher) 2 26 1963 Higginbotham (A. Leon) 2 27 1975 Holsinger (Ralph L.) 2 28 1961-1962 Horning (L.W.) 2 29 1963 Hoover (J. Edgar) 2 30 1967 Humphrey (Hubert H.) 2 31 1966 Jenkins (Herbert T.) 2 32 1973 Johnson (Lyndon B. and Lady Bird) 2 33 1971-1972 Jones (Theodore T.) 2 34 1964 Jordan (Vernon E., Jr.) 2 35 1972 Kennedy (Robert F.) 2 36 1961-1964 Koch (George W.) 2 37 1972 Krabach (Richard L.) 2 38 1961-1962 Laibe (Wayne E.) 2 39 1961-1962 Lodge (Henry Cabot) 2 40 1960 MacDonell (A.D.) 2 41 1961-1962 Marsh (John) 2 42 1961 McCormack (John W.) 2 43 1968 McGough (Kent B.) 2 44 1961-1962 Mikesell (Richard) 2 45 1960-1962 Miller (Mrs. Richard (Jackie)) 2 46 1961-1962 Milligan (William W.) 2 47 1961-1962, 1972 Mitchell (Clarence) 2 48 1971 Montgomery (Donald W.) 2 49 1961-1973 Moynihan (Daniel Patrick) 2 50 1980 Netzley (Robert) 2 51 1961-1962 Nixon (Richard M.) 2 52 1956 O'Brien (Lawrence P.) 2 53 1966 Oldham (Robert) 2 54 1961-1962 O'Leary (Francis) 2 55 1961 Oler (Charles A.) 2 56 1961 Onassis (Jacqueline Kennedy) 2 57 1965-1971 O'Neill (C. William) 2 58 1972-1974 Otis (James J.) 2 59 1968 Peffer (Louis G.) 2 60 1954 Pierson (Joe) 2 61 1961-1962 Poff (Richard H.) 2 62 1971-1973 Porter (David S.) 2 63 1961-1972 Renner (Gordon) 2 64 1945 Rickover (H.G.) 2 65 1974-1975 Ritchie (Ferald) 2 66 1961-1962 Rockefeller (Nelson A.) 2 67 1964-1966 Rogers (William P.) 2 68 1960 Sasnett (Richard) 2 69 1961-1962 Saxbe (William B.) 2 70 1974 Schaeffer (William L.) 2 71 1961-1962 Schaeffer (William L.) 2 72 1963-1964 Schaeffer (William L) 2 73 1965-1967 Schaeffer (William L.) 2 74 1969-1972 Schenck (Paul) 2 75 1957-1962 Shafer (Reed) 2 76 1962-1963 Shields (John H.) 2 77 1963-1964 Stacy (Thomas F.) 2 78 1959-1962 Stanfield (D.R.) 2 79 1961-1962 Torbet (Harold H.) 2 80 1961 Upton (Charles B.) 2 81 1961 Upton (Charles B.) 2 82 1962 Upton (Charles B.) 2 83 1963 Upton (Charles B.) 2 84 1964 Walsh (Lawrence E.) 2 85 1960 Walter (Francis E.) 2 86 1963 Warner (Milo J.) 2 87 1959-1962 Webb (Ray E.) 2 88 1961-1963 Werner (Herman E.) 2 89 1941 Wierwille (Victor P.) 2 90 1973 Yount, Gordon 2 91 1961-1962 Thank You Letters, received 3 1 1961-1962 Thank You Letters, sent 3 2 1961-1962 Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 3 1963 January-April Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 4 1963 May-August Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 5 1963 September-December Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 6 1964 January-April Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 7 1964 May-August Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 8 1964 September-December Thank You Letters, received 3 9 1965 January-June Thank You Letters, received 3 10 1965 July-December Thank You Letters, sent 3 11 1965 January-June Thank You Letters, sent 3 12 1965 July-December Thank You Letters, received 3 13 1966 January-June Thank You Letters, received 3 14 1966 July-December Thank You Letters, sent 3 15 1966 January-June Thank You Letters, sent 3 16 1966 July-December Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 17 1967 Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 18 1968 Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 19 1969 Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 20 1970 Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 21 1971 Thank You Letters, sent and received 3 22 1972 Invitations Subseries 1.3 1961-1964, 1969-1972 Scope and Contents

The Invitations subseries, dating from January 1961 through January 1964, and from January 1969 through December 1972, contains correspondence and related documents pertaining to the meetings and other events Congressman McCulloch attended during these time periods. Due to the lack of daily or monthly scheduling records within the collection, the invitations files offer the only documentation available on McCulloch’s day to day activities. Materials are arranged alphabetically by format and then chronologically.

Invitations/Events 4 1 1961 January-February Invitations/Events 4 2 1961 March-April Invitations/Events 4 3 1961 May-June Invitations/Events 4 4 1961 July-August Invitations/Events 4 5 1961 September-October Invitations/Events 4 6 1961 November-December Invitations/Events, district events 4 7 1961 Otcober-December Invitations/Events 4 8 1962 Invitations/Events 4 9 1963 January-February Invitations/Events 4 10 1963 March Invitations/Events 4 11 1963 April Invitations/Events 4 12 1963 May-June Invitations/Events 4 13 1963 July-August Invitations/Events 4 14 1963 September-October Invitations/Events 4 15 1963-1964 Invitations/Events 4 16 1969 January-February Invitations/Events 4 17 1969 March-April Invitations/Events 4 18 1969 May-June Invitations/Events 4 19 1969 July-August Invitations/Events 4 20 1969 September-October Invitations/Events 4 21 1969 November Invitations/Events 4 22 1971 January-March Invitations/Events 4 23 1971 April-May Invitations/Events 4 24 1971 June-August Invitations/Events 4 25 1971 September-October Invitations/Events 4 26 1971 November-December Invitations/Events 4 27 1972 January-February Invitations/Events 4 28 1972 March-June Invitations/Events 4 29 1972 July-December Campaigns Subseries 1.4 1932-1972 Scope and Contents

The Campaigns subseries, dated 1932-1972, show McCulloch's Congressional election and re-election activities. Included are general correspondence files arranged by Congressional session, along with correspondence and related documents filed by county within the 4th Ohio Congressional District that are related to election activities. Other files pertain to state and national Republican Party organizations that McCulloch interacted with. Also included within the subseries is a limited number of brochures, palm cards, and other ephemera from McCulloch’s election campaigns.

Ephemera, brochures and palm cards 5 1 1932-1970 Newspaper Clippings 5 2 1947-1969 Correspondence 5 3 1961-1962 Allen County Republican Party 5 4 1961-1962 Auglaize County Republican Party 5 5 1960-1962 Darke County Republican Party 5 6 1960-1962 Mercer County Republican Party 5 7 1960-1962 Miami County Republican Party 5 8 1960-1962 Preble County Republican Party 5 9 1960-1962 Shelby County Republican Party 5 10 1960-1962 Republican Women's Conference 5 11 1960-1962 Young Republican Clubs 5 12 1960-1962 Correspondence 5 13 1963-1964 Correspondence, congratulations on election 5 14 1964 Allen County Republican Party 5 15 1963-1964 Auglaize County Republican Party 5 16 1963-1964 Darke County Republican Party 5 17 1963-1964 Mercer County Republican Party 5 18 1963-1964 Miami County Republican Party 5 19 1963-1964 Preble County Republican Party 5 20 1963-1964 Shelby County Republican Party 5 21 1963-1964 Goldwater (Barry), presidential campaign 5 22 1963-1964 National Republican Party 5 23 1963-1964 Ohio Republican Party 5 24 1963-1964 Opponent, Robert H. Mihlbaugh 5 25 1964 Palm Card 5 26 1964 Young Republican Clubs 5 27 1963-1964 Correspondence 5 28 1965 Correspondence 5 29 1966 Correspondence, congratulations on election 5 30 1966 Allen County Republican Party 5 31 1965-1966 Auglaize County Republican Party 5 32 1965 Darke County Republican Party 5 33 1965-1966 Hardin County Republican Party 5 34 1966 Mercer County Republican Party 5 35 1965-1966 Miami County Republican Party 5 36 1965-1966 Preble County Republican Party 5 37 1965-1966 Shelby County Republican Party 5 38 1965-1966 Allen County Republican Party, speech by Robert Dole 5 39 1965 October 2 Handbill 5 40 1966 National Republican Party 5 41 1965-1966 Ohio Republican Party 5 42 1965-1966 Petitions 5 43 1965-1966 Redistricting 5 44 1966 Republican Coordinating Committee 5 45 1965 Young Republican Clubs 5 46 1965-1966 National Republican Party 5 47 1967-1968 Correspondence 5 48 1969-1970 Correspondence, congratulations on election 5 49 1970 County Republican Parties 5 50 1969-1970 Ohio Republican Party 5 51 1969-1970 Ohio Republican Party 5 52 1971 Ohio Republican Party 5 53 1972 Legislative Series 2 Bulk, 1956-1972 1947-1972 Scope and Contents

The Legislative series dates from 1947 to 1972, with the bulk of the materials dating from 1956 to 1972. This series contains bills, committee prints, amendments, correspondence, and reports, pertaining to William McCulloch’s legislative interests as a congressman and as a member of the House Judiciary Committee. Topics of note include the federal judiciary, civil rights legislation, crime, violence, efforts at legislative reapportionment introduced in 1964, Electoral College reform in 1969, and legislation introduced in 1972 to achieve school desegregation through busing. The series contains multiple files documenting Congressman McCulloch’s leadership in the passing of major civil rights legislation during the 1960s. Documents pertaining to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152) include bills, correspondence, committee prints, reports, analyses, memoranda, newspaper clippings, press releases, statements and speeches. Other files contain similar documents concerning the Voting Rights Act of 1965 (H.R. 6400) and legislation introduced in the 91st Congress (H.R. 4249) to extend the act. Additional files pertain to various civil rights bills introduced in 1959, 1960 and 1963, and to the fair housing legislation brought forth as the Civil Rights Act of 1966 (H.R. 14765).

McCulloch’s interest in law and order is well documented in the series. Files on crime include the Electronic Surveillance Control Act (H.R. 10037) he sponsored in 1967 and his Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 (H.R. 5037). Additional files containing correspondence, statements and speeches, newspaper clippings, and reports pertain to McCulloch’s membership on the Presidential Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence (Milton Eisenhower Commission, 1968-1970). The series includes bound volumes of McCulloch’s statements in the Congressional Record from 1947 to 1972. The volumes also contain information on his voting record. Materials are arranged in alphabetical order by topic or bill name with the exception of the bound volumes of William M. McCulloch's Congressional Record statements and his voting record which are placed in alphabetical order by title and then chronologically in their own set at the end of the series.

Antitrust Laws Reform (H.R. 8652) 6 1 1969 Atomic Energy, Joint Committee on 6 2 1965-1969 Bail Reform Act (H.R. 2781) 6 3 1969 Census Reform (H.R. 5830) 6 4 1969 Civil Rights: Correspondence 6 5 1965-1968 Civil Rights: Omnibus Civil Rights Bill of 1959 (H.R. 4457) 6 6 1959 Civil Rights: Civil Rights Bill of 1960 (H.R. 8601) 6 7 1960 Civil Rights: Federal Voting Referees (H.R. 10035) 6 8 1960 Civil Rights: Republican Party convention platforms on 6 9 1960-1964 Civil Rights: Newsweek article on Senator Richard Russell 6 10 1963 August 19 Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1963 (H.R. 7152) 6 11 1963 Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), bill 6 12 1963-1964 Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), analysis of bill from Kennedy administration proposal to House Judiciary Committee reported version 6 13 1964 January Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), analysis by McCulloch 6 14 1964 April Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), analysis of House and Senate versions 6 15 1964 June Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), analysis of federal and Ohio law 6 16 1964 September Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), correspondence from the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) 6 17 1964 Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), memoranda on history of motion to discharge 6 18 1964 March Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), newspaper clippings 6 19 1964 Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), report compiled by the Republican National Committee on the civil rights record of Lyndon B. Johnson 6 20 1964 February Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), statements by McCulloch and newspaper clippings 6 21 1963-1964 Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), summary by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights 6 22 1964 August Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), Congressional Record statements, 88th Congress, 2nd Session, January 7-29, 1964 (bound volume) 6 23 1964 January 7-29 Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), Congressional Record statements, 88th Congress, 2nd Session (bound volume) 6 24 1964 March-April Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1964 (H.R. 7152), Congressional Record statements, 88th Congress, 2nd Session (bound volume) 6 25 1964 April 7-20 Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1966 (H.R. 14765), Fair Housing 6 26 1966 Civil Rights: Civil Rights Act of 1966 (H.R. 14765), Fair Housing, correspondence pertaining to housing discrimination 6 27 1962-1966 Civil Rights: Judiciary Committee Print, "Civil Rights Acts of 1957, 1960, 1964, 1968; Voting Rights Act of 1965; and Voting Rights Act Amendments of 1970" 7 1 1970 July 1 Civil Rights: Judiciary Committee Print, "Leading Court Decisions Pertinent to Public School Desegregation" 7 2 1972 January 10 Civil Rights: U.S. Civil Rights Commission, investigation of black belt counties in Alabama 7 3 1968 Civil Rights: U.S. Civil Rights Commission, five-year extension (H.R. 12652) 7 4 1972 Civil Rights: Voting Rights Act of 1965 (H.R. 6400), correspondence 7 5 1965-1966 Civil Rights: Voting Rights Act of 1965 (H.R. 6400), House Judiciary Committee hearings 7 6 1965 March Civil Rights: Voting Rights Act of 1965 (H.R. 6400), House Judiciary Committee report 7 7 1965 June Civil Rights: Voting Rights Act of 1965 (H.R. 6400), newspaper clippings 7 8 1965 Civil Rights: Voting Rights Act of 1965 (H.R. 6400), statements by McCulloch 7 9 1965 July Civil Rights: Voting Rights Act of 1965 Extension (H.R. 4249), bills 7 10 1969 Civil Rights: Voting Rights Act of 1965 Extension (H.R. 4249), correspondence 7 11 1969-1970 Civil Rights: Voting Rights Act of 1965 Extension (H.R. 4249), House Judiciary Committee hearings 7 12 1969 June-July Civil Rights: Voting Rights Act of 1965 Extension (H.R. 4249), House Judiciary Committee report 7 13 1969 July Civil Rights: Voting Rights Act of 1965 Extension (H.R. 4249), newspaper clippings 7 14 1969-1970 Civil Rights: Voting Rights Act of 1965 Extension (H.R. 4249), statements by McCulloch 7 15 1969-1970 Civil Rights: Bills introduced in the 92nd Congress 7 16 1971-1972 Conglomerate Mergers, House Antitrust Subcommittee hearings 7 17 1969 Congressional Redistricting (H.R. 2508) 7 18 1967 Congressional Redistricting, Ohio Congressional Districts 7 19 1967-1968 Copyrights, "Juke Box Royalty" bill (H.R. 4347) 7 20 1966 Crime, Electronic Surveillance Control Act (H.R. 10037 and related bills), correspondence and press releases 7 21 1967 Crime, Electronic Surveillance Control Act (H.R. 10037 and related bills), bills and analysis 7 22 1967 Crime, Electronic Surveillance Control Act (H.R. 10037 and related bills), statements and reports 7 23 1967 Crime, Federal protection of armed services members engaged in civil disorders (H.R. 13030) 7 24 1967 Crime, Illegal Gambling Business Control Act (H.R. 10683) 7 25 1969 Crime, Law Enforcement Officer's Survivor Benefits (H.R. 13056) 7 26 1969 Crime, New York-New Jersey Airport Compact (H.J. Res. 375) 7 27 1972 Crime, Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 (H.R. 5037) 7 28 1968 Crime, Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act Amendments (H.R. 15947) 7 29 1970-1971 Crime, Penalties for Inciting Riots Act (H.R. 421) 7 30 1967 Crime, Presidential Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence, correspondence 7 31 1968 Crime, Presidential Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence, correspondence 7 32 1969-1970 Crime, Presidential Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence, general file 7 33 1967-1969 Crime, Presidential Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence, McCulloch's speech to the Cleveland City Club 7 34 1968 March 8 Crime, Presidential Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence, newspaper clippings 7 35 1967-1992 Crime, Presidential Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence, reports 7 36 1969 Crime, Presidential Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence, White House statements 7 37 1967-1968 Crime, Stop and Frisk Bill (H.R. 16908) 8 1 1968 Crime, Witness Immunity Act (H.R. 11157) 8 2 1970 Cyclamates Removal Compensation (H.R. 13366) 8 3 1972 Delta Queen Exemptions 8 4 1970-1971 Douglas (Justice William O.), impeachment of (H.Res. 920) 8 5 1970 18-Year-Old Vote (H.J. Res.223) 8 6 1971 Electoral College Reform (H.J. Res. 681), bill and related legislation 8 7 1969 Electoral College Reform (H.J. Res. 681), House Judiciary Committee hearings 8 8 1969 February 5-6 Electoral College Reform (H.J. Res. 681), House Judiciary Committee report 8 9 1969 May 16 Electoral College Reform (H.J. Res. 681), House Rules Committee hearings 8 10 1969 June-July Electoral College Reform (H.J. Res. 681), message to Congress from President Richard M. Nixon 8 11 1969 February 24 Electoral College Reform (H.J. Res. 681), reports, newspaper clippings, and background materials 8 12 1965-1970 Electoral College Reform (H.J. Res. 681), statements by McCulloch 8 13 1969 Electoral College Reform (H.J. Res. 681), statement by American Bar Association 8 14 1969 February 19 Electoral College Reform (H.J. Res. 681), statement by Attorney General John N. Mitchell 8 15 1969 March 13 Electoral College Reform (H.J. Res. 681), statement by George Meany, president of the AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations) 8 16 1969 March 20 Equal Rights Amendment (H.J. Res. 208) 8 17 1971 Federal Judiciary, additional circuit judgeships (S. 2349) 8 18 1967-1968 Federal Judiciary, Commission on Revision of Judicial Circuits (H.R. 7378) 8 19 1971-1972 Federal Judiciary, establishment of a Federal Judiciary Center (H.R. 5385) 8 20 1967 Federal Judiciary, Committee investigation authorization bill (H.R. 93), Circuit executive appointment bill (H.R. 17906) and McCulloch Interstate Commerce Commission statement 8 21 1969-1971 Federal Judiciary, Omnibus District Judgeship Bill (S. 952) 8 22 1970 Flag Desecration Prohibition (H.R. 9517) 8 23 1967 Gun Control Act of 1968 (H.R. 17735) 8 24 1968 House Judiciary Committee, history of 8 25 1972 February Housing, consolidation of VA (Veterans Affairs) and FHA (Federal Housing Administration) loan programs 8 26 1967-1968 Immigration and Nationality Act Amendments (H.R. 16188) 8 27 1972 Iron Ore, Iron and Steel Orderly Trade Act (H.R. 3330) 8 28 1969 Juries, 18-Year-Old Jurors (S. 1975) 8 29 1971 Juries, Federal Jury Service legislation (H.R. 2589 and H.R. 10689) 8 30 1971 Legislation sponsored by McCulloch, 92nd Congress 8 31 1971-1972 Legislation co-sponsored by McCulloch, 92nd Congress 8 32 1971-1972 Legislative Correspondence, House Judiciary Committee 8 33 1960-1962 Legislative Correspondence, House Judiciary Committee 8 34 1964-1968 Legislative Correspondence, House Judiciary Committee 8 35 1969-1970 Legislative Correspondence, House Judiciary Committee 8 36 1971-1972 Legislative Reapportionment (H.R. 12016), bill and statements by McCulloch 8 37 1964 Legislative Reapportionment (H.R. 12016), Legislative Reference Service reports 8 38 1964 July Legislative Reapportionment (H.R. 12016), Legislative Reference Service reports 8 39 1964 August-December Legislative Reapportionment (H.R. 12016), National Commission on Constitutional Government mailings 9 1 1965 Legislative Reapportionment (H.R. 12016), newspaper clippings 9 2 1964-1965 Legislative Reapportionment (H.R. 12016), reports and background materials 9 3 1962-1965 Legislative Reapportionment (H.R. 12016), Senate Judiciary Committee hearings 9 4 1964 March Legislative Reapportionment (H.R. 12016), statements by members of Congress 9 5 1964-1965 Legislative Reapportionment (H.J. Res. 189) 9 6 1965 Newspaper Preservation Act (H.R. 279) 9 7 1969 Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund (H.R. 8381) 9 8 1958 Ohio School and Ministerial Lands (H.R. 13176) 9 9 1967-1968 Pornography, bill to control distribution of (H.R. 11032) 9 10 1969 Pornography, Commission on Noxious and Obscene Matters and Materials, creation of (H.R. 1826) 9 11 1961 Post Office, Postal Rates for Educational Materials (H.R. 2837) 9 12 1964-1965 Post Office, Stop the Free Delivery of Communist Propaganda (H.R. 7927) 9 13 1961-1962 Prayer in Public Schools and the Military 9 14 1969 Professional Team Sports Act (S. 950/H.R. 9981) 9 15 1966 Public Defender Act (H.R. 9856) 9 16 1969 School Assistance Act (H.R. 4970/S. 1021), bill and background materials 9 17 1961 School Assistance Act (H.R. 4970/S. 1021), constituent correspondence 9 18 1961 School Assistance Act (H.R. 4970/S. 1021), newspaper clippings 9 19 1961 School Busing (H.J. Res. 620), correspondence from legal scholars 9 20 1972 School Busing (H.J. Res. 620), House Judiciary Committee hearings, members of Congress 9 21 1972 February 29 School Busing (H.J. Res. 620), House Judiciary Committee hearings, members of Congress 9 22 1972 March 1 School Busing (H.J. Res. 620), House Judiciary Committee hearings, members of Congress 9 23 1972 March 6 School Busing (H.J. Res. 620), House Judiciary Committee hearings, public officials 9 24 1972 March 2-8 School Busing (H.J. Res. 620), House Judiciary Committee print, "Leading Court Decisions Pertinent to Public School Desegregation" 9 25 1972 School Busing (H.J. Res. 620), reports and background materials 9 26 1972 School Busing (H.R. 13916) 9 27 1972 April Selective Service System (H.Res. 230) 9 28 1969 Taxes, Interstate Taxation Act (H.R. 4178) 9 29 1969 Taxes, Personal Tax Exemption Increase (H.R. 9855) 9 30 1969 Taxes, Report, "Allocating the Federal Tax Burden by State" 9 31 1964 Taxes, Revenue Sharing (H.R. 14370) 9 32 1972 Unemployment Compensation (H.R 3547 and related bills) 9 33 1959 Veterans' Affairs, summary of legislation reported, 88th Congress 9 34 1963-1964 White House Conference on Natural Beauty, report 9 35 1965 Congressional Record Statements of William M. McCulloch, 80th - 85th Congresses 10 1 1947-1958 Bound volume. Congressional Record Statements of William M. McCulloch, 86th Congress 10 2 1959-1960 Bound volume. Congressional Record Statements of William M. McCulloch, 87th Congress 10 3 1961-1962 Bound volume. Congressional Record Statements of William M. McCulloch, 88th Congress 10 4 1963-1964 Bound volume. Congressional Record Statements of William M. McCulloch, 89th Congress 10 5 1965-1966 Bound volume. Congressional Record Statements of William M. McCulloch, 90th Congress 10 6 1967-1968 Bound volume. Congressional Record Statements of William M. McCulloch, 91st Congress 10 7 1969-1970 Bound volume. Congressional Record Statements of William M. McCulloch, 92nd Congress 10 8 1971-1972 Bound volume. Voting Record - Key Votes of William M. McCulloch 10 9 1947-1972 Bound volume. Voting Record: 88th Congress 10 10 1963-1964 Voting Record: Interest Group Ratings, Americans for Constitutional Action 10 11 1959-1961 Voting Record: Interest Group Ratings, Americans for Democratic Action 10 12 1959-1961 Media Relations Series 3 Bulk, 1947-1972 1947-1995 Scope and Contents

The Media Relations Series contains correspondence, press releases, speeches, clippings and scrapbooks, dating from 1947 to 1995, with a bulk of the materials dating 1947-1972. Included in the series is one file of biographical materials consisting of Congressman McCulloch’s official biographical sketch, dated November 6, 1972, along with information and correspondence pertaining to the various awards and honors he received during his time in office. A set of files contain correspondence and newspaper clippings to or from the major newspapers published in the 4th Ohio Congressional District. Generally sorted by Congressional session, this set of files date from 1947 to 1972. Another, smaller set of files contain similar correspondence written to or from the district’s radio and television stations. Also included in the series is a chronological set of files containing press releases and statements from Congressman McCulloch dating from 1948 to 1972. The series contains transcripts or reading copies of a limited number of McCulloch’s speeches, most of which pertain to law and order topics. Other files contain a few transcripts of the congressman’s “Washington Report” radio broadcasts, dating from 1961 and 1964. The nine scrapbooks in the series contain newspaper clippings compiled by Congressman McCulloch’s office from 1947 to 1972. Most of the clippings contain stories or photographs in which McCulloch’s name or image appears. Other clippings pertain to events in the 4th Ohio Congressional District or to public policy issues of interest to McCulloch.

Biographical File 11 1 1965-1972 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 2 1947-1948 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 3 1949-1950 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 4 1951-1954 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 5 1956 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 6 1957-1958 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 7 1959 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 8 1960 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 9 1961 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 10 1962 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 11 1963 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 12 1964 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 13 1965-1966 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 14 1969-1970 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 15 1971 Newspapers, correspondence with and clippings 11 16 1972 Press Releases and Statements 11 17 1948 Press Releases and Statements 11 18 1949 Press Releases and Statements 11 19 1950 Press Releases and Statements 11 20 1951-1952 Press Releases and Statements 11 21 1953-1954 Press Releases and Statements 11 22 1955-1956 Press Releases and Statements 11 23 1957-1961 Press Releases and Statements 11 24 1963-1964 Press Releases and Statements 11 25 1965 Press Releases and Statements 11 26 1966 Press Releases and Statements 11 27 1967-1968 Press Releases and Statements 11 28 1969 Press Releases and Statements 11 29 1970 Press Releases and Statements 11 30 1971 Press Releases and Statements 11 31 1972 Press Releases and Statements 11 32 circa 1950s-1972 Radio and Television Stations, correspondence with 11 33 1960-1962 Radio and Television Stations, correspondence with 11 34 1963-1964 Radio and Television Stations, correspondence with 11 35 1965-1966 Radio and Television Stations, correspondence with 11 36 1971-1972 Radio and Television Stations, Crosley Broadcasting Corporation 11 37 1962-1964 Radio Broadcasts, "Washington Report" 11 38 1961 June Radio Broadcasts, "Washington Report," 11 39 1961 July Radio Broadcasts, "Washington Report," 11 40 1961 August Radio Broadcasts, "Washington Report," 11 41 1964 March Speeches, "Crime in Our Time" 11 42 1968 August 21 Speeches, "Flag Day" 11 43 1968 Speeches, "Law and Order" 11 44 circa 1960 Speeches, "Law Day, U.S.A." 11 45 1966 Speeches, "Memorial Day" 11 46 1969 Speeches, "Social Security" 11 47 1971 May Scope and Contents

Speech given by surrogate Tom Mooney.

Scrapbook of Newspaper Clippings 12 1 1947-1949 Scrapbook of Newspaper Clippings 12 2 1950-1954 Scrapbook of Newspaper Clippings 12 3 1956-1958 Scrapbook of Newspaper Clippings 13 1 1955-1960 Scrapbook of Newspaper Clippings 14 1 1961-1963 Scrapbook of Newspaper Clippings 15 1 1964-1965 Scrapbook of Newspaper Clippings 16 1 1966-1969 Scrapbook of Newspaper Clippings 17 1 1970-1972 Memorial Tribute Scrapbook 17 2 1952-1995 District Affairs Series 4 circa 1949-1972 Access to Materials

Materials in this series have restricted access. Researchers must sign a confidentiality agreement prior to use of any records within the District Affairs Series.

Scope and Contents

The District Affairs Series, dated circa 1949 to 1972, contains correspondence, issue mail, case files, departmental requests, and subject files that relate to the constituent services aspect of McCulloch's position as the Representative for the 4th Ohio Congressional District. The series also captures the concerns and interests of many of the people McCulloch represented in Congress through their opinions on legislature and their requests for McCulloch to contact governmental agencies on their behalf. The series contains four subseries: Correspondence, Departments and Agencies, Post Offices, and Subject Files.

Correspondence Subseries 4.1 circa 1949-1972 Scope and Contents

The Correspondence subseries contains materials dating from circa 1949 to 1972. The subseries consists of a set of carbon copies of the letters sent out by Congressman McCulloch’s office for the years 1965-1966 and another set of carbon copies dating from 1969. Each set of files is arranged in alphabetical order by the surname of the recipient. Another set of files contains a sampling of the congratulatory letters sent to constituents from 1961 to 1972. The letters are arranged by congressional session into various topical files, such as anniversary, awards, birthday, citizenship, retirement, etc. The Correspondence subseries includes letters sent to Congressman McCulloch’s office written by constituents offering their opinions and comments on legislative and public policy issues referred to as issue mail. This issue mail dates from 1961 to 1966 and from 1969 to 1972. The files are arranged in alphabetical order per congressional session either by topic or by the congressional committee overseeing a particular topic or issue. For example, letters written in 1963-1964 concerning school prayer are held in files under the Judiciary Committee heading, while letters written in 1965-1966 concerning civil rights legislation are in files labeled Civil Rights. The issue mail provides documentation on the concerns, aspirations, and sentiments held by voters in the 4th Ohio Congressional District towards the major public policy issues faced by Congress and the nation during the 1960s and early 1970s. Topics of note include the establishment of Medicare; Supreme Court rulings on school prayer; the enactment of civil rights legislation; federal support for education; gun control; crime and civil unrest; educational desegregation through school busing; family planning and abortion; student demonstrations; pollution and the environmental movement; the Equal Rights Amendment and other women’s issues; and the Vietnam War.

Alphabetical File, A 18 1 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Ba 18 2 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Be 18 3 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Bl 18 4 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Bo 18 5 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Br 18 6 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Bu - By 18 7 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Ca - Ch 18 8 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Ci - Cl 18 9 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Co 18 10 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Cr - Cu 18 11 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Da - De 18 12 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Di - Dw 18 13 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, E 18 14 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Fa - Fi 18 15 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Fl - Fu 18 16 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Ga - Gi 18 17 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Gl - Gu 18 18 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Ha 18 19 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, He - Hi 18 20 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Ho 18 21 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Hu - Hy 18 22 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, I 18 23 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, J 18 24 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Ka - Ki 18 25 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Kl - Ky 18 26 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, La - Le 19 1 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Li - Ly 19 2 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Ma 19 3 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Mc 19 4 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Me - Mi 19 5 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Mo - My 19 6 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, N 19 7 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, O 19 8 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Pa - Pe 19 9 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Pf - Py 19 10 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Q 19 11 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Ra - Re 19 12 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Rh - Ri 19 13 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Ro - Ry 19 14 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Sa - Sc 19 15 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Se - Sl 19 16 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Sm - Sq 19 17 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, St - Sz 19 18 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, T 19 19 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, U - V 19 20 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Wa 19 21 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, We - Wh 19 22 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, Wi - Wy 19 23 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, X - Z 19 24 1965-1966 Alphabetical File, A 20 1 1969 Alphabetical File, Ba - Be 20 2 1969 Alphabetical File, Bi - By 20 3 1969 Alphabetical File, Ca - Ci 20 4 1969 Alphabetical File, Cl - Cu 20 5 1969 Alphabetical File, D 20 6 1969 Alphabetical File, E 20 7 1969 Alphabetical File, F 20 8 1969 Alphabetical File, G 20 9 1969 Alphabetical File, Ha - He 20 10 1969 Alphabetical File, Hi - Hu 20 11 1969 Alphabetical File, I - J 20 12 1969 Alphabetical File, K 20 13 1969 Alphabetical File, L 20 14 1969 Alphabetical File, Mc 20 15 1969 Alphabetical File, Ma - Me 20 16 1969 Alphabetical File, Mi - My 20 17 1969 Alphabetical File, N 20 18 1969 Alphabetical File, O 20 19 1969 Alphabetical File, P - Q 20 20 1969 Alphabetical File, R 20 21 1969 Alphabetical File, Sa - Sl 20 22 1969 Alphabetical File, Sm - Sz 20 23 1969 Alphabetical File, T 20 24 1969 Alphabetical File, U - V 20 25 1969 Alphabetical File, Wa - We 20 26 1969 Alphabetical File, Wh - Wy 20 27 1969 Alphabetical File, X - Z 20 28 1969 Congratulations, anniversary 20 29 1961-1962 Congratulations, award 20 30 1961-1962 Congratulations, citizenship 20 31 1961-1962 Congratulations, election 20 32 1961-1962 Congratulations, retirement 20 33 1961-1962 Congratulations, awards 20 34 1963 Congratulations, birthdays 20 35 1963-1964 Congratulations, children 20 36 1964 Congratulations, citizenship 20 37 1963-1964 Congratulations, retirement 20 38 1963-1964 Congratulations, general file 20 39 1967-1968 Congratulations, anniversary 20 40 1969-1970 Congratulations, award 20 41 1969-1970 Congratulations, birthday 20 42 1969-1970 Congratulations, citizenship 20 43 1969-1970 Congratulations, election 20 44 1969-1970 Congratulations, graduation 20 45 1969-1970 Congratulations, good wishes 20 46 1969-1970 Congratulations, retirement 20 47 1969-1970 Congratulations, award 20 48 1971-1972 Congratulations, citizenship 20 49 1971-1972 Congratulations, 50th wedding anniversary 20 50 1971-1972 Congratulations, general 20 51 1971-1972 Congratulations, retirement 20 52 1971-1972 Issue Mail, form reply letters 20 53 1950-1959 Issue Mail, form reply letters 20 54 circa 1950 Issue Mail, form reply letters 20 55 1960-1964 Issue Mail, form letters sent to high school graduates 20 56 1952-1964 Issue Mail, form letters concerning "Courthouse Conferences" 20 57 1960 Issue Mail, form letters concerning government publications 20 58 circa 1949-1961 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee related issues 21 1 1961 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee related issues 21 2 1962 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee, Kennedy-Freeman Farm Bill 21 3 1962 Issue Mail, Armed Services Committee related issues 21 4 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Atomic Energy, Nuclear Testing, and Disarmament 21 5 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Banking Committee related issues 21 6 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Civil Rights 21 7 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee related issues 21 8 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, coal slurry pipelines 21 9 1962 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, laboratory animals, treatment of 21 10 1962 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, Quality Stabilization Bill 21 11 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, railroad de-regulation 21 12 1962 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, railroad mergers 21 13 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, railroad "piggybacks" and rates 21 14 1961 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, steel industry 21 15 1962 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, tariffs and trade 21 16 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Communism 21 17 1961 Issue Mail, Communism 21 18 1962 Issue Mail, Cuba 21 19 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Education, federal funding for, A - E 21 20 1961 Issue Mail, Education, federal funding for, F - H 21 21 1961 Issue Mail, Education, federal funding for, I - L 21 22 1961 Issue Mail, Education, federal funding for, M - R 21 23 1961 Issue Mail, Education, federal funding for, S - Z 21 24 1961 Issue Mail, Education, general file 21 25 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Electoral College 21 26 1960-1962 Issue Mail, Equal Pay 21 27 1962 Issue Mail, Foreign Affairs Committee related issues 21 28 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Foreign Aid 21 29 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, A 22 1 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, B 22 2 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, C 22 3 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, D 22 4 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, E 22 5 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, F 22 6 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, G 22 7 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, H 22 8 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, I - J 22 9 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, K 22 10 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, L 22 11 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, M 22 12 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, N 22 13 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, O - Q 22 14 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, R 22 15 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, S 22 16 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, T - V 22 17 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, W 22 18 1961-1962 Issue Mail, General File, X - Z 22 19 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Gun Control 22 20 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Health Care 22 21 1961-1962 Issue Mail, House Un-American Activities Committee 22 22 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Immigration 22 23 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Interior Committee related issues 22 24 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee related issues 22 25 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, prohibiting automobile companies from offering financing and insurance on their products (H.R. 71) 22 26 1961 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, prohibiting automobile companies from offering financing and insurance on their products (H.R. 71) 22 27 1962 January-February Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, prohibiting automobile companies from offering financing and insurance on their products (H.R. 71) 22 28 1962 March-June Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, prohibiting automobile companies from offering financing and insurance on their products (H.R. 71) 22 29 circa 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Labor related issues 22 30 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Medical Care for the Aged 22 31 1961 Issue Mail, Medicare 22 32 1962 January-February Issue Mail, Medicare 22 33 1962 March-April Issue Mail, Medicare 22 34 1962 May Issue Mail, Medicare 22 35 1962 June Issue Mail, Medicare 22 36 1962 July-August Issue Mail, Minimum Wage 22 37 1961 January-March Issue Mail, Minimum Wage 22 38 1961 April-August Issue Mail, National Debt 22 39 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Peace Corps 23 1 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Petitions 23 2 1961 Issue Mail, Post Office and Civil Service Committee related issues 23 3 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Post Office and Civil Service Committee, distribution of communist materials 23 4 1962 Issue Mail, Post Office and Civil Service Committee, federal employee salary increase 23 5 1962 Issue Mail, Post Office and Civil Service Committee, federal pension increase 23 6 1962 Issue Mail, Post Office and Civil Service Committee, postal rate increase 23 7 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Public Works 23 8 1961-1962 Issue Mail, School Prayer 23 9 1962 Issue Mail, Small Business 23 10 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Social Security 23 11 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Tax related issues 23 12 1961 Issue Mail, Tax related issues 23 13 1962 Issue Mail, Taxes, dividend tax 23 14 1961 January-May Issue Mail, Taxes, dividend tax 23 15 1961 June Issue Mail, Taxes, dividend tax 23 16 1961 July-December Issue Mail, Taxes, dividend tax 23 17 1962 Issue Mail, Taxes, highway tax increase 23 18 1961 March Issue Mail, Taxes, highway tax increase 23 19 1961 April-May Issue Mail, Transportation related issues 23 20 1961-1962 Issue Mail, United Nations 23 21 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Urban Affairs and Housing 23 22 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Veterans Committee related issues 23 23 1961 Issue Mail, Veterans Committee related issues 23 24 1962 Issue Mail, Veterans Committee, pensions for World War I veterans 23 25 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Welfare 23 26 1961-1962 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee related issues 23 27 1963 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee related issues 23 28 1964 Issue Mail, Apportionment 23 29 1964 Issue Mail, Armed Services related issues 23 30 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Atomic Energy and Nuclear Test Ban Treaty 23 31 1963 Issue Mail, Banking and Currency Committee related issues 23 32 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Congressional Abuses 23 33 1963 Issue Mail, Congressional Salaries 23 34 1963 Issue Mail, Cuba 23 35 1963 Issue Mail, Disarmament 24 1 1963 Issue Mail, Economic Opportunity Act and War on Poverty 24 2 1964 Issue Mail, Education 24 3 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Education, federal aid for 24 4 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Federal Pay Increase 24 5 1964 Issue Mail, Foreign Aid 24 6 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Foreign Policy 24 7 1963 Issue Mail, Foreign Policy 24 8 1964 Issue Mail, Foreign Policy, Vietnam 24 9 1963-1964 Issue Mail, General File, A - B 24 10 1963-1964 Issue Mail, General File, C- D 24 11 1963-1964 Issue Mail, General File, E - F 24 12 1963-1964 Issue Mail, General File, G - H 24 13 1963-1964 Issue Mail, General File, I - J 24 14 1963-1964 Issue Mail, General File, K - L 24 15 1963-1964 Issue Mail, General File, M - N 24 16 1963-1964 Issue Mail, General File, O - P 24 17 1963-1964 Issue Mail, General File, R - S 24 18 1963-1964 Issue Mail, General File, T - W 24 19 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Government Surplus 24 20 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Growth of Federal Government 24 21 1963 Issue Mail, Interior Committee related issues 24 22 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Interstate and Foreign Commerce related issues 24 23 1963 Issue Mail, Interstate and Foreign Commerce related issues 24 24 1964 Issue Mail, Interstate and Foreign Commerce, deregulation of transportation rates 24 25 1963 Issue Mail, Interstate and Foreign Commerce, imports 24 26 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Interstate and Foreign Commerce, treatment of research animals 24 27 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee related issues 24 28 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, mandatory registration of Communist Party members 24 29 1964 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, letters against 24 30 1963 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, letters against 24 31 1964 February-April Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, letters against 24 32 1964 May Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, letters against 24 33 1964 June-July Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, letters for 24 34 1963 March-September Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, letters for 24 35 1963 October-December Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, letters for 25 1 1964 January-February Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, letters for 25 2 1964 March Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, letters for 25 3 1964 April Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, letters for 25 4 1964 May-June Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, letters for 25 5 1964 July-November Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer, postcards for 25 6 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Labor related issues 25 7 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Medicare, part 1-3 25 8-10 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Monroe Doctrine 25 11 1963 Issue Mail, National Federation of Independent Businesses, issue ballots from 25 12 1963 Issue Mail, National Federation of Independent Businesses, issue ballots from 25 13 1964 Issue Mail, Obscene Literature 25 14 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Petitions 25 15 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Post Office and Civil Service related issues 25 16 1963-1964 Issue Mail, President John F. Kennedy, assassination of 25 17 1963 Issue Mail, Public Works Committee related issues 25 18 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Science and Astronautics Committee related issues 25 19 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Social Security 25 20 1963-1964 Issue Mail, State Department related issues 25 21 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Taxation, excise tax 25 22 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Taxation, reduction and reform, A - G 25 23 1963 Issue Mail, Taxation, reduction and reform, H - P 25 24 1963 Issue Mail, Taxation, reduction and reform, R - Z 25 25 1963 Issue Mail, Taxation, reduction and reform, "Opinion Ballots" 26 1 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Taxation, reduction and reform 26 2 1964 Issue Mail, Test Ban Treaty (nuclear weapons) 26 3 1963 Issue Mail, Un-American Activities Committee related issues 26 4 1963-1964 Issue Mail, United Nations 26 5 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Veterans Committee related issues, A - L 26 6 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Veterans Committee related issues, M - Z 26 7 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee related issues 26 8 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, debt ceiling 26 9 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, tariffs 26 10 1963-1964 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee related issues 26 11 1965 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee related issues 26 12 1966 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee, pet theft 26 13 1966 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee, school lunch program 26 14 1966 Issue Mail, Anti-vivisection 26 15 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Apportionment 26 16 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Armed Services Committee related issues 26 17 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Atomic Energy Committee related issues 26 18 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Banking Committee related issues 26 19 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Civil Rights 26 20 1965 January-March Issue Mail, Civil Rights 26 21 1965 April-May Issue Mail, Civil Rights 26 22 1965 June-November Issue Mail, Civil Rights 26 23 1966 February-May Issue Mail, Civil Rights 26 24 1966 June Issue Mail, Civil Rights 26 25 1966 July Issue Mail, Civil Rights 26 26 1966 August-December Issue Mail, Commerce Committee related issues 26 27 1965-1966 Issue Mail, District of Columbia, home rule 26 28 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Economic Opportunity Act 26 29 1966 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, education issues 26 30 1965 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, education issues 26 31 1966 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, labor issues 26 32 1965 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, labor issues 27 1 1966 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, labor, minimum and overtime wages 27 2 1965 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, labor, Taft-Hartley Right to Work Law 27 3 1965 January-June Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, labor, Taft-Hartley Right to Work Law 27 4 1965 July-December Issue Mail, Federal Power Commission 27 5 1965 Issue Mail, Federal Reserve System 27 6 1965 Issue Mail, Food and Drug Administration, sale of vitamins and minerals 27 7 1966 Issue Mail, Foreign Affairs 27 8 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Foreign Aid 27 9 1965-1966 Issue Mail, General File, A - B 27 10 1965-1966 Issue Mail, General File, C - D 27 11 1965-1966 Issue Mail, General File, E - F 27 12 1965-1966 Issue Mail, General File, G - H 27 13 1965-1966 Issue Mail, General File, I - J 27 14 1965-1966 Issue Mail, General File, K - L 27 15 1965-1966 Issue Mail, General File, M - N 27 16 1965-1966 Issue Mail, General File, O - P 27 17 1965-1966 Issue Mail, General File, R - V 27 18 1965-1966 Issue Mail, General File, W - Z 27 19 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Government Operations Committee related issues 27 20 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Health, Education, and Welfare Department related issues 27 21 1965-1966 Issue Mail, House Un-American Activities Committee related issues 27 22 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Housing and Urban Development related issues 27 23 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee related issues 27 24 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee related issues 27 25 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee related issues 27 26 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, claims 27 27 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, gun control 27 28 1965 March-April Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, gun control 27 29 1965 May-June Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, gun control 27 30 1965 July-November Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, gun control 27 31 1966 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, immigration 27 32 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, interstate commerce taxes 27 33 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, judicial review 27 34 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, patents 27 35 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, presidential succession 27 36 1965 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school lunch program 27 37 1966 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer 27 38 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, youth temperance 27 39 1966 Issue Mail, Medicare 28 1 1965 January-February Issue Mail, Medicare 28 2 1965 March-April Issue Mail, Medicare 28 3 1965 May-June Issue Mail, Medicare 28 4 1965 July-October Issue Mail, Medicare 28 5 1966 Issue Mail, Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee related issues 28 6 1966 Issue Mail, National Federation of Independent Businesses, form letters from 28 7 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Opinion Ballots on miscellaneous issues 28 8 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Post Office and Civil Service Committee related issues 28 9 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Poverty Programs 28 10 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Public Works Committee related issues 28 11 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Rules Committee related issues 28 12 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Social Security 28 13 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Supreme Court 28 14 1966 Issue Mail, United Nations 28 15 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Veterans Issues 28 16 1965 Issue Mail, Veterans Issues 28 17 1966 Issue Mail, Veterans Issues, closing of VA hospitals 28 18 1965 Issue Mail, Vietnam 28 19 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Water Pollution 28 20 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee related issues 28 21 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, excise taxes, part 1-2 28 22-23 1965-1966 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, unemployment compensation 28 24 1965 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, unemployment compensation 28 25 1966 January-March Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, unemployment compensation 28 26 1966 April-August Issue Mail, Abortion 28 27 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee related issues 28 28 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Alcoholism 28 29 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Appropriations Committee related issues 28 30 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Armed Services Committee related issues 29 1 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Armed Services Committee, anti-ballistic missile system 29 2 1969 Issue Mail, Armed Services Committee, selective service (draft) 29 3 1967-1970 Issue Mail, Atomic Energy 29 4 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Banking Committee related issues 29 5 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Bureau of Indian Affairs related issues 29 6 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Cambodia 29 7 1970 Issue Mail, Campus Unrest 29 8 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Capital Punishment 29 9 1969 Issue Mail, Census Questionnaire 29 10 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Commerce related issues 29 11 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Congressional Salaries 29 12 1969 Issue Mail, Defense related issues 29 13 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Douglas (Justice William O.), impeachment of 29 14 1970 Issue Mail, Drug Abuse 29 15 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, education related issues 29 16 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, labor related issues 29 17 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Endowment Fund for the Arts 29 18 1970 Issue Mail, Equal Employment Opportunities Commission 29 19 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Everglades, proposed airport in 29 20 1970 Issue Mail, Federal Communications Commission, pay television, part 1 29 21 1969 Issue Mail, Federal Communications Commission, pay television, part 2 29 22 1969 Issue Mail, Federal Communications Commission, tobacco advertising 29 23 1969 Issue Mail, Food and Drug related issues 29 24 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Food Stamp Program 29 25 1970 Issue Mail, Foreign Aid 29 26 1969 Issue Mail, General File, A - D 29 27 1969-1970 Issue Mail, General File, E - H 29 28 1969-1970 Issue Mail, General File, I - L 29 29 1969-1970 Issue Mail, General File, M - P 29 30 1969-1970 Issue Mail, General File, R - T 29 31 1969-1970 Issue Mail, General File, U - Z 29 32 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Golden Eagle Passport Program 29 33 1970 Issue Mail, Government Operations Committee related issues 29 34 1969 Issue Mail, Health, Education, and Welfare related issues 29 35 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Health, Education, and Welfare Department, President Nixon's veto of funding for 29 36 1970 Issue Mail, House Un-American Activities Committee 29 37 1969 Issue Mail, Imports 29 38 1969 Issue Mail, Inflation 29 39 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Interior Committee related issues 29 40 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee related issues 29 41 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, Trade Bill of 1970 29 42 1970 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee related issues 29 43 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, crime 29 44 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, Electoral College reform 29 45 1970 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, Equal Rights Amendment 29 46 1970 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, gun control 29 47 1968-1970 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, pornography 30 1 1970 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, religious practices in the military and at NASA 30 2 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer 30 3 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, use of "God" on currency and in the Pledge of Allegiance 30 4 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Medicare 30 5 1969-1970 Issue Mail, National Federation of Independent Businesses, form letters from 30 6 1969 January-June Issue Mail, National Federation of Independent Businesses, form letters from 30 7 1969 July-October Issue Mail, National Federation of Independent Businesses, form letters from 30 8 1970 Issue Mail, Office of Economic Opportunity, funding of programs 30 9 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Peace Corps 30 10 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Pollution 30 11 1969 Issue Mail, Pollution 30 12 1970 March-April Issue Mail, Pollution 30 13 1970 April-May Issue Mail, Pollution 30 14 1970 August-December Issue Mail, Population Control 30 15 1970 Issue Mail, Post Office related issues 30 16 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Postage stamp cost increase 30 17 1970 Issue Mail, Public Works Committee related issues 30 18 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Pueblo, U.S.S. (U.S. Navy vessel) 30 19 1969 Issue Mail, Railroad related issues 30 20 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Rubin (Jerry) 30 21 1970 Issue Mail, Rules Committee related issues 30 22 1970 Issue Mail, Sex education in public schools 30 23 1969 Issue Mail, Small businesses 30 24 1969 Issue Mail, Student Loan Program 30 25 1969 Issue Mail, Taxes 30 26 1969-1970 Issue Mail, United Nations 30 27 1970 Issue Mail, Veterans Affairs Committee related issues 30 28 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Vietnam 30 29 1969 Issue Mail, Vietnam 30 30 1970 Issue Mail, Vietnam, POWs (Prisoners of War) 30 31 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Voting Rights, 18-year-old vote 30 32 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee related issues 30 33 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, debt ceiling 30 34 1969 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, income tax 30 35 1969 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, Social Security 30 36 1967-1968 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, Social Security 30 37 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, surtax 30 38 1969 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, tax reform 31 1 1969 January-June Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, tax reform 31 2 1969 July-September Issue Mail, Welfare 31 3 1969-1970 Issue Mail, Action VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America) 31 4 1972 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee related issues 31 5 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee, Farm Credit Bill 31 6 1971 Issue Mail, Agriculture Committee, stream channelization moratorium 31 7 1971 Issue Mail, Alcoholism 31 8 1971 Issue Mail, Armed Services Committee related issues 31 9 1971 Issue Mail, Atomic Energy 31 10 1972 Issue Mail, Banking Committee related issues 31 11 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Calley (Lt. William), court martial of 31 12 1971 Issue Mail, Campus unrest 31 13 1971 Issue Mail, Cancer research funding 31 14 1971 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee related issues 31 15 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, debt collection 31 16 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, railroad issues 31 17 1970-1972 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, Rhodesia trade boycott 31 18 1971 Issue Mail, Commerce Committee, steel animal traps 31 19 1972 Issue Mail, Consumer Affairs 31 20 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Davis-Bacon Act repeal proposal 31 21 1971 Issue Mail, Drug abuse 31 22 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, education related issues 31 23 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, labor related issues 31 24 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, minimum wage 31 25 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Education and Labor Committee, private pension benefits 31 26 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Environmental issues 31 27 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Family Assistance Program 31 28 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Family planning and abortion 31 29 1971 Issue Mail, Family planning and abortion 31 30 1972 Issue Mail, Federal Aviation Administration 31 31 1970-1972 Issue Mail, Food Stamps, eligibility of striking workers for 31 32 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Foreign Affairs 31 33 1971-1972 Issue Mail, General File, A - L 31 34 1971-1972 Issue Mail, General File, M - W 31 35 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Government Operations Committee related issues 31 36 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Government Operations Committee, population control 31 37 1971 Issue Mail, Headstart and daycare programs 31 38 1970-1972 Issue Mail, Inflation and Economy 31 39 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Interior Committee related issues 32 1 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Interior Committee, Alaska Pipeline 32 2 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Interior Committee, National Wilderness Preservation Act 32 3 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Interior Committee, wild mustang protection 32 4 1971 Issue Mail, Internal Security Committee related issues 32 5 1971 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee related issues 32 6 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, Equal Rights Amendment 32 7 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, gun control 32 8 1971 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, gun control 32 9 1972 January-June Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, gun control 32 10 1972 July-October Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, Monday Holiday Bill 32 11 1972 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, pornography 32 12 1971 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school busing 32 13 1971 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school busing 32 14 1972 January-February Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school busing 32 15 1972 March 1-8 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school busing 32 16 1972 March 9-14 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school busing 32 17 1972 March 15-31 Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school busing 32 18 1972 April Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school busing 32 19 1972 May-August Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school busing 32 20 1971 January-June Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer 32 21 1971 July-October Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer 32 22 1971 November-December Issue Mail, Judiciary Committee, school prayer 32 23 1972 Issue Mail, Libraries, federal funding for 32 24 1971 Issue Mail, Lockheed Corporation, federal bailout of 32 25 1971 Issue Mail, Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee related issues 32 26 1971-1972 Issue Mail, National Science Foundation, funding for 32 27 1971 Issue Mail, National Aeronautics and Space Administration 32 28 1971 Issue Mail, Office of Economic Opportunity, funding for 32 29 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Opinion Ballots, miscellaneous issues 32 30 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Opinion Ballots, National Federation of Independent Businesses 32 31 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Panama Canal 32 32 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Pollution 32 33 1971 January-June Issue Mail, Pollution 32 34 1971 July-December Issue Mail, Pollution 32 35 1972 Issue Mail, Post Office and Civil Service Committee related issues 32 36 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Public Works 32 37 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Revenue Sharing 32 38 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Rules Committee related issues 32 39 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Steel Industry 32 40 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Supersonic Transport (SST) aircraft 32 41 1971 Issue Mail, Supreme Court 32 42 1971 Issue Mail, Teacher Salaries, increase of 32 43 1972 Issue Mail, Transportation related issues 33 1 1971-1972 Issue Mail, United Nations 33 2 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Veterans issues 33 3 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Vietnam 33 4 1971 Issue Mail, Vietnam 33 5 1972 Issue Mail, Wage and Price Controls 33 6 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee related issues 33 7 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, Medicare 33 8 1971-1972 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, National Tax Credit Bill 33 9 1972 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, non-public school funding 33 10 1972 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, Social Security 33 11 1971 Issue Mail, Ways and Means Committee, Social Security 33 12 1972 Issue Mail, Welfare 33 13 1971-1972 Department and Agencies Subseries 4.2 1950-1972 Scope and Contents

The Departments and Agencies subseries, dating from 1950-1972, documents the interaction between Congressman McCulloch’s office and various aspects of the federal government on behalf of constituents or entities within his district. Files within the subseries generally contain sent and received correspondence, but may also include memoranda, reports, newsletters, financial records, newspaper clippings, and other types of related documents. Of note within the subseries are extensive files pertaining to the draft status and military service of various individuals from the 4th Ohio Congressional District during the Vietnam War era. Materials are arranged in alphabetical order by departmental, agency, or commission name.

Agriculture Department 33 14 1961-1962 Agriculture Department 33 15 1963 Agriculture Department 33 16 1964 Agriculture Department, tobacco acreage allotments 33 17 1962-1964 Agriculture Department 33 18 1965 Agriculture Department 33 19 1966 Agriculture Department 33 20 1969 Agriculture Department 33 21 1970 Agriculture Department 33 22 1971 Agriculture Department 33 23 1972 Army Corps of Engineers 33 24 1962-1963 Atomic Energy Commission 33 25 1961-1964 Atomic Energy Commission 33 26 1966-1972 Census Bureau 33 27 1970 Civil Aeronautics Board 33 28 1962 Civil Service Commission 33 29 1971-1972 Commerce Department 33 30 1961-1962 Commerce Department 33 31 1963-1964 Commerce Department 33 32 1965-1966 Commerce Department 33 33 1969-1970 Commerce Department 33 34 1971-1972 Defense Department 33 35 1961-1962 Defense Department, service member cases, A - E 33 36 1961-1962 Defense Department, service member cases, F - K 34 1 1961-1962 Defense Department, service member cases, L - R 34 2 1961-1962 Defense Department, service member cases, S - W 34 3 1961-1962 Defense Department, service member cases, Selective Service 34 4 1961-1962 Defense Department, call up of Reserves 34 5 1961 Defense Department, call up of Reserves, service member cases, A - G 34 6 1961-1962 Defense Department, call up of Reserves, service member cases, H - L 34 7 1961-1962 Defense Department, call up of Reserves, service member cases, M - W 34 8 1961-1962 Defense Department 34 9 1963-1964 Defense Department, service member cases, Air Force, A - L 34 10 1963-1964 Defense Department, service member cases, Air Force, M - W 34 11 1963-1964 Defense Department, service member cases, Army, A - F 34 12 1963-1964 Defense Department, service member cases, Army, G - L 34 13 1963-1964 Defense Department, service member cases, Army, M - P 34 14 1963-1964 Defense Department, service member cases, Army, R - W 34 15 1963-1964 Defense Department, service member cases, Ohio National Guard 34 16 1963-1964 Defense Department, service member cases, Navy 34 17 1963-1964 Defense Department, service member cases, Selective Service 34 18 1963-1964 Defense Department 34 19 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Air Force, B - O 34 20 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Air Force, P - W 34 21 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Army, A - C 35 1 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Army, D - G 35 2 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Army, H - J 35 3 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Army, K - M 35 4 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Army, N - R 35 5 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Army, S - T 35 6 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Army, U - Z 35 7 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Marine Corps 35 8 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Navy, B - G 35 9 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Navy, H - W 35 10 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Ohio National Guard 35 11 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Selective Service, A - D 35 12 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Selective Service, E - L 35 13 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Selective Service, M - Z 35 14 1965-1966 Defense Department, service member cases, Selective Service, A - D 35 15 1967-1968 Defense Department, service member cases, Selective Service, E - J 35 16 1967-1968 Defense Department, service member cases, Selective Service, K - R 35 17 1967-1968 Defense Department, service member cases, Selective Service, S - W 35 18 1967-1968 Defense Department 35 19 1969-1971 Defense Supply Agency 35 20 1968-1972 Engraving and Printing Bureau 35 21 1965 Environmental Protection Agency 35 22 1970-1972 Equal Employment Opportunities Commission 36 1 1965-1970 Farmers Home Administration 36 2 1961-1962 Farmers Home Administration 36 3 1965-1966 Federal Aviation Agency 36 4 1963-1965 Federal Aviation Administration 36 5 1970-1972 Federal Bureau of Investigation 36 6 1971-1972 Federal Communications Commission 36 7 1962-1964 Federal Communications Commission 36 8 1965-1966 Federal Communications Commission 36 9 1969 Federal Communications Commission 36 10 1971-1972 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 36 11 1963 Federal Housing Administration 36 12 1961-1966 Federal Power Commission 36 13 1964 Federal Trade Commission 36 14 1965-1966 Federal Trade Commission 36 15 1969-1970 Federal Trade Commission 36 16 1971-1972 Food and Drug Administration 36 17 1970-1971 General Services Administration 36 18 1963-1966 General Services Administration 36 19 1969-1970 General Services Administration 36 20 1971-1972 Health, Education and Welfare Department 36 21 1961-1962 Health, Education and Welfare Department 36 22 1963-1964 Health, Education and Welfare Department 36 23 1965-1966 Health, Education and Welfare Department 36 24 1968-1970 Health, Education and Welfare Department 36 25 1971-1972 House of Representatives, administration 36 26 1965 Housing and Home Financing Agency 36 27 1963-1964 Housing and Urban Development 36 28 1965-1966 Housing and Urban Development 36 29 1969-1970 Housing and Urban Development 36 30 1971-1972 Interior Department 36 31 1961-1962 Interior Department 36 32 1963-1964 Interior Department 36 33 1965-1966 Interior Department 36 34 1969-1970 Interior Department 36 35 1971-1972 Internal Revenue Service 36 36 1950-1955 International Development Agency 36 37 1965-1966 Interstate Commerce Commission 36 38 1963-1964 Interstate Commerce Commission 36 39 1965-1966 Interstate Commerce Commission 36 40 1969-1972 Justice Department 36 41 1961-1966 Justice Department 36 42 1969-1970 Justice Department 36 43 1971-1972 Labor Department 36 44 1961-1962 Labor Department 36 45 1963-1964 Labor Department 36 46 1965-1966 Labor Department 36 47 1968-1970 Labor Department 36 48 1971-1972 Liaisons for Federal Departments 36 49 1961-1966 National Aeronautics and Space Administration 37 1 1961-1966 National Aeronautics and Space Administration 37 2 1969-1970 National Aeronautics and Space Administration 37 3 1971-1972 National Labor Relations Board 37 4 1965 Office of Economic Opportunity 37 5 1965-1966 Office of Economic Opportunity 37 6 1968-1969 Office of Economic Opportunity 37 7 1970 Office of Economic Opportunity 37 8 1971-1972 Office of Emergency Preparedness (wage and price controls) 37 9 1971-1972 Peace Corps 37 10 1963-1966 Post Office Department 37 11 1961-1962 Post Office Department 37 12 1963-1964 Post Office Department 37 13 1965-1966 Post Office Department 37 14 1968-1970 Post Office Department 37 15 1971-1972 Post Office Department, commemorative stamp requests 37 16 1961 Rural Electrification Administration 37 17 1952-1957 Rural Electrification Administration 37 18 1968-1965 Securities and Exchange Commission 37 19 1964-1965 Securities and Exchange Commission 37 20 1969-1970 Small Business Administration 37 21 1961-1962 Small Business Administration 37 22 1963-1964 Small Business Administration 37 23 1965-1966 Small Business Administration 37 24 1969-1970 Small Business Administration 37 25 1971-1972 State Department 37 26 1961-1962 State Department 37 27 1963-1964 State Department 37 28 1965 State Department 37 29 1969-1970 State Department 37 30 1971-1972 Transportation Department 37 31 1967-1968 Transportation Department 37 32 1969-1970 Transportation Department 37 33 1971-1972 Treasury Department 37 34 1961-1962 Treasury Department 37 35 1965-1966 Treasury Department 37 36 1967-1968 Treasury Department 37 37 1969-1970 Veterans Administration 37 38 1961 Post Office Subseries 4.3 1951-1972 Scope and Contents

The Post Office subseries, dating from 1951 to 1972, generally contains sent and received correspondence that document Congressman McCulloch’s interaction with the postmasters in various towns and villages located in the 4th Ohio Congressional District. Much of the correspondence pertains to the functioning of the U.S. Postal Service within the district. The letters also may touch upon local politics within the district, especially in regards to the appointment of postmasters.

Materials only cover only the N to Y range of offices within the district.

New Hampshire 38 1 1951-1964 New Knoxville 38 2 1952-1967 New Madison 38 3 1953-1971 New Weston 38 4 1953-1966 Osgood 38 5 1961-1964 Pemberton 38 6 1959-1960 Phoneton 38 7 1964-1968 Pleasant Hill 38 8 1961-1968 Port Jefferson 38 9 1955-1964 Piqua 38 10 1955-1964 Potsdam 38 11 1961-1967 Rockford 38 12 1951-1968 Rossburg 38 13 1956-1964 Russia 38 14 1959-1964 Saint Henry 38 15 1953-1966 Saint John 38 16 1951-1964 Saint Marys 38 17 1950-1971 Sidney 38 18 1953-1967 Spencerville 38 19 1955-1964 Tipp City 38 20 1953-1972 Troy 38 21 1951-1972 Uniopolis 38 22 1953-1972 Versailles 38 23 1951-1964 Wapakoneta 38 24 1953-1965 Waynesfield 38 25 1957-1964 West Manchester 38 26 1969-1970 West Milton 38 27 1953-1964 Yorkshire 38 28 1957-1961 Subject Files Subseries 4.4 1951-1972 Scope and Contents

The Subject Files subseries, dating from 1951 to 1972, pertain to a wide variety of businesses, organizations, institutions, and other entities with the 4th Ohio Congressional District. Most of the files contain sent and received correspondence, but may also include reports, newspaper clippings, newsletters, memoranda, and related documents. Materials are arranged in alphabetical order by topical descriptions, corporate or organizational names. Of note is a small set of files pertaining to the “Courthouse Conferences,” or open town meetings, Congressman McCulloch held at various locations within his district from 1960 through 1965. Another set of files labeled “Ohio State Matters” contain documents about events or issues pertaining to the State of Ohio in general.

Agriculture, soybeans 39 1 1961 Agriculture, wheat program 39 2 1956-1961 Airstream, Inc. 39 3 1962-1964 Altman's Mills 39 4 1961 American Aggregates Corporation 39 5 1961-1962 American Aggregates Corporation 39 6 1963-1964 AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations), Ohio 39 7 1964 American Legion 39 8 1960-1962 American's Creed 39 9 1962 Americans for Constitutional Action 39 10 1960-1970 Artkraft Manufacturing Company 39 11 1955 Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corporation 39 12 1969 Bellamy Flag Award 39 13 1962-1963 Blue Rock, Inc. 39 14 1961 Bluffton College 39 15 1970-1972 Boy Scouts of America 39 16 1961-1962 Brethren Volunteer Service 39 17 1961 Bristol Village (Waverly, Ohio) 39 18 1962 Brookwood (HUD (Housing and Urban Development) development in Dayton, Ohio) 39 19 1971-1972 Buchy Packing Company 39 20 1965-1966 Buckeye Girls' State 39 21 1963-1964 Buckeye Girls' State 39 22 1965 Burnham Chemical Company 39 23 1962-1964 Cabana Nutria, Inc. 39 24 1961 Celina Group 39 25 1972 Civic Organizations 39 26 1963-1964 Civil Defense 39 27 1963 Courthouse Conferences 39 28 1960 Courthouse Conferences 39 29 1961 Courthouse Conferences 39 30 1962 Courthouse Conferences 39 31 1964 Courthouse Conferences 39 32 1965 Crown Controls Corporation 39 33 1970-1971 Dayton Aviation Radio and Equipment Corporation 39 34 1961-1962 Dayton Daily News Youth Forum 39 35 1961-1964 Duff Truck Line, Inc. 39 36 1961-1962 Eaton Community Swimming Pool 39 37 1963 Electrical Co-Operatives 39 38 1963-1972 Fisher Cheese Company 39 39 1953-1962 Fisher Cheese Company 39 40 1963-1969 Fisher Cheese Company 39 41 1970 French Oil Mill Machinery Company 39 42 1961-1966 French Oil Mill Machinery Company 39 43 1968-1970 French Oil Mill Machinery Company 39 44 1971-1972 Garden Clubs 40 1 1965-1966 General Films, Inc. 40 2 1959-1965 Hartzell Industries/American Walnut Manufacturers Association 40 3 1961-1962 Hartzell Industries/American Walnut Manufacturers Association 40 4 1963-1970 Highways 40 5 1960-1962 Hobart Manufacturing Company 40 6 1957-1959 Hobart Manufacturing Company 40 7 1960 Hobart Manufacturing Company 40 8 1961-1964 Hobart Manufacturing Company 40 9 1965-1972 House Appropriations 40 10 1964 Huffman Manufacturing Company 40 11 1961 Inland Homes, Inc 40 12 1970 Kerner Commission Report 40 13 1969 King-Kennedy Center (Lima, Ohio) 40 14 1969-1972 League of Women Voters 40 15 1964-1966 Liberation Institute of Ohio 40 16 1970-1971 Libraries (in district) 40 17 1956-1960 Libraries (in district) 40 18 1961-1963 Lima Technical Institute 40 19 1971 Mental Retardation 40 20 1965-1966 Mercer County Goose Refuge 40 21 1970 Miami River Improvements (Shelby County, Ohio) 40 22 1963 Monarch Machine Tool Company 40 23 1971 National Farmers Organization 40 24 1962-1964 Northlake Village (HUD (Housing and Urban Development) development in Lima, Ohio) 40 25 1971-1972 Ohio and Erie Canal proposal 40 26 1965-1966 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, Inc. 40 27 1963-1964 Ohio Northern University 40 28 1969-1970 Ohio Northern University 40 29 1971-1972 Ohio Organizations 40 30 1969 Ohio State Matters 40 31 1951 Ohio State Matters 40 32 1963 January-June Ohio State Matters 40 33 1963 July-December Ohio State Matters 40 34 1964 January-June Ohio State Matters 40 35 1964 July-December Ohio State Matters 40 36 1965 January-June Ohio State Matters 40 37 1965 July-December Ohio State Matters 40 38 1966 Ohio State Matters 40 39 1967-1968 Ohio State Matters 41 1 1969 January-March Ohio State Matters 41 2 1969 April-June Ohio State Matters 41 3 1969 July-December Ohio State Matters 41 4 1970 Ohio State Matters 41 5 1971 January-June Ohio State Matters 41 6 1971 July-December Ohio State Matters 41 7 1972 January-June Ohio State Matters 41 8 1972 July-December Ohio State Matters, Cincinnati Stock Exchange 41 9 1971 Ohio State Matters, federal grants-in-aid programs impact 41 10 1969 Ohio State Officials 41 11 1963-1964 Ohio State Officials 41 12 1970-1972 Ohio State Officials, Governor Michael DiSalle 41 13 1961-1962 Ohio State University 41 14 1969-1970 Ohio State University 41 15 1971-1972 Ohio Steel Foundry Company 41 16 1961-1969 Piqua Machine and Manufacturing Company 41 17 1965 Piqua Players, National Endowment for the Arts grant 41 18 1972 Recommendations 41 19 1970 Redistricting 41 20 1971-1972 Rotary Boys Choir (Lima, Ohio) 41 21 1971 School Officials 41 22 1965-1966 Seminar on federal aid programs 41 23 1966 Service Academies 41 24 1968-1970 Service Organizations 41 25 1963 Soldiers Relief Commission of Allen County 41 26 1961-1962 Standard Oil Company 41 27 1968 Subler Transfer, Inc. 41 28 1970 Superior Coach Corporation 41 29 1961-1962 Temperance League of Ohio 41 30 1961-1962 Tornado damage in Ohio 41 31 1965 Wapakoneta Machine Company 41 32 1962-1963 War of 1812 Sesquicentennial 41 33 1960-1961 "We the People" publication 41 34 1963 White House Conference on Children and Youth, appointment of Dr. James Wisecup to 41 35 1970 White House Fellowship Program 41 36 1966 Williamson Company 41 37 1961 Wilson Memorial Hospital 41 38 1966 Winzeler Stamping Company 41 39 1966 Wood Shovel and Tool Company 41 40 1961-1964 Photographs Series 5 circa 1905-2009 Scope and Contents

The Photographs series, dated circa 1905-2009, contains a few files containing formal and candid portraits of William McCulloch and his wife, Mabel Harris McCulloch. These files date from circa 1911 to 1970. Other files, dating from circa 1905-1954 contain a limited number of photographs from McCulloch’s childhood, some of his early political campaigns, and his military service during World War II. The bulk of the photographs are sorted into three sets of files encompassing events, VIPs, and visitors. Arranged in alphabetical order by title or subject matter, the event files date from 1939 to 1975, and 2009. Topics include a variety of meetings, appearances, political conventions, campaigns, and travel Congressman McCulloch participated in during this time period. Of note are oversized photographs of McCulloch with President Lyndon B. Johnson taken during signing ceremonies for civil rights and other major legislation during the 1960s. There is also a 2009 photograph regarding the dedication of the William M. McCulloch Public Square in Piqua, Ohio in his memory. The VIP files date mostly from the 1960s and contain photographs of a wide assortment of politicians on the district, state, and national level, along with some nationally known nonpolitical figures. The files are particularly strong for photographs of the Republican members of the Ohio congressional delegation during this time period. Most of the photographs include Congressman McCulloch posed with a particular individual or group. The files are arranged in alphabetical order by surname. The visitor files, dated from 1958 to 1972, and feature Congressman McCulloch with constituents who visited his office in Washington, DC. The photographs include individuals, families, and an assortment of groups. Also included in the Photographs series are two photograph albums, dated 1939 and 1941, compiled while William McCulloch was speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives. The albums record trips Ohio politicians and educational leaders took to universities in Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

Campaigns 43 1 1947-1954 Childhood 43 2 circa 1905-1915 Portraits of McCulloch, formal 43 3 1920-1970 Portraits of McCulloch, candid/informal 43 4 1930-1970 Mabel Pauline (Harris) McCulloch 43 5 1962-1970 Military Service in World War II 43 6 circa 1944 Events: American Numismatic Association Federal Charter signing 43 7 1961 May 18 Events: American Political Science Association award presentation 43 8 1966 August 23 Events: Berlin, Germany Trip 43 9 circa 1970 Events: Civil Rights Act of 1964, passage of 43 10 1964 July 2 Events: Congress, opening session, 89th Congress 43 11 1965 January 4 Events: Congress, State of the Union Message (President Richard Nixon) 43 12 circa 1970-1974 Events: Delta Queen Petition Rally 43 13 1965 Events: Eisenhower (Dwight D.) Postage Stamp Unveiling 43 14 1970 August 10 Events: Future Farmers of America Leadership Conference, Minister, Ohio 43 15 circa 1950 Events: House Judiciary Committee 43 16 1960 Events: Intergovernmental Commission on European Migration meeting 43 17 circa 1961 Events: Miami County Bar Association Picnic 43 18 1939 July 27 Events: Miami County Bar Association Picnic 43 19 1975 Events: National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (Kerner Commission), meeting 44 1 1967 Events: National Associated Businessmen's "Watchdog of the Treasury Award" presentation 44 2 1970 September 30 Events: National Collegiate Athletic Association Convention 44 3 1966 January 10 Events: National Limestone Institute Convention, Washington, DC 44 4 1964 Events: National Limestone Institute Convention 44 5 1972 Events: Nixon (Richard M.) for President campaign event, Cincinnati 44 6 1960 October Events: Nixon (Richard M.) for President re-election campaign 44 7 1972 Events: Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting 44 8 1965 October Events: Ohio Farm Bureau Federation visit 44 9 1966 March 18 Events: Ohio Republican State Convention 44 10 1960 September 12 Events: Post Office openings 44 11 1950-1960 Events: Preble County Soil Survey release 44 12 circa 1963 Events: Republican National Convention 44 13 1964 Events: "Republican Papers" book release 44 14 1968 July 8 Events: Retirement Dinner, Washington, DC 44 15 1972 Events: Retirement Dinner, district, Miami County, Troy, Ohio 44 16 1973 May 29 Events: South Korea trip 44 17 1952 August Events: Swearing-in as Speaker of the Ohio House 44 18 1941 February 10 Events: Swearing-in to the U.S. House of Representatives (1st term) 44 19 1947 November 17 Events: Twenty-fifth Amendment passage celebration 44 20 1965 Events: U.S.S. (United States Ship) Bancroft (U.S. Navy submarine) visit 44 21 1966 January 17 Events: Voting Rights Act of 1965 bill signing ceremony 44 22 1965 August 6 Events: William M. McCulloch Public Square (Piqua, Ohio) dedication 44 23 2009 July 2 Events: Young Republicans Executive Committee meeting, Lima, Ohio 44 24 1961 March 25 Events: Young Republicans National Leadership Training School 44 25 1964 January 23 Events: Unidentified 44 26 1960-1976 Events: Unidentified 44 27 circa 1946-1972 VIPs: (Agnew) Spiro 45 1 circa 1969-1972 VIPs: Armstrong (Neil); Collins (Michael); Aldrin (Edwin E.) (crew of Apollo 11) 45 2 1969-1970 VIPs: Ayres (William H.) with Senators John W. Bricker and George H. Bender 45 3 circa 1951-1961 VIPs: Banks (Jimmy) 45 4 1962 VIPs: Bayh (Birch) 45 5 1965 January 25 VIPs: Bolton (Frances) 45 6 circa 1940-1977 VIPs: Bow (Frank T.) 45 7 circa 1950-1972 VIPs: Bricker (John W.) 45 8 circa 1940 VIPs: Brown (Clarence, Jr.) 45 9 circa 1965-1972 VIPs: Brown (Jackman) 45 10 1964 July 28 VIPs: Celler (Emanuel) 45 11 1960-1969 VIPs: Crouse (Jack) with McCulloch, John W. Bricker and John Galvin 45 12 circa 1947-1972 VIPs: Diller (Phyllis) 45 13 1969 December 4 VIPs: Dirksen (Everett) 45 14 circa 1947-1969 VIPs: Dominick (Peter H.) with McCulloch and Charles A. Halleck 45 15 1962 August VIPs: Eisenhower (Dwight D.) 45 16 1965 August 19 VIPs: Ford (Gerald) 45 17 1965 August 25 VIPs: Frawley (Tom) 45 18 1964 April 24 VIPs: Galvin (John E.) with McCulloch, Charles M. Mathias, Howard H. West, and Delbert L. Latta 45 19 1963 May 9 VIPs: Glenn (John H.); Shepard (Alan); Grissom, (Gus), (Mercury astronauts) 45 20 1962 March 1 VIPs: Goldwater (Barry) 45 21 1964 VIPs: Halleck (Charles A.) 45 22 circa 1959-1972 VIPs: Hawley (Guy) with McCulloch and Roger Cloud 45 23 1960 VIPs: Hess (William E.) with Senators John W. Bricker and George H. Bender 45 24 circa 1939-1961 VIPs: Horton (Frank) 45 25 circa 1962-1972 VIPs: Keating (William J.) 45 26 circa 1964-1974 VIPs: Kennedy (Robert F.) 45 27 1961 April 13 VIPs: Madam Chiang Kai-Shek 45 28 1965 VIPs: Mathias (Charles M.) 45 29 circa 1961-1972 VIPs: McClory (Robert and Gerald Ford) 45 30 1966 June VIPs: McCormack (John W.) 45 31 circa 1947-1972 VIPs: McGough (Kent) and Jack Crouse 45 32 circa 1960-1972 VIPs: Mikesell (Richard) 45 33 1966 June 6 VIPs: Miller (Clarence E.) 45 34 circa 1966-1972 VIPs: Miller (James L.) with John E. Galvin and George H. Kerr 45 35 1963 May 9 VIPs: Mooney (Thomas E.) 45 36 1969 VIPs: Moore (Arch A.) and Gerald Ford 45 37 circa 1957-1972 VIPs: (Nixon) Richard M. 45 38 circa 1969-1974 VIPs: Ohio Congressional Delegation, Republican Party members 45 39 1959-1969 VIPs: (Payne) Langley G. 45 40 circa 1947-1972 VIPs: (Probasco) Kenneth 45 41 circa 1955-1972 VIPs: Rhodes (James A.) with McCulloch, Sam Devine and Richard Kreback 45 42 1964 August 11 VIPs: Rhodes (James A.) 45 43 1969 February 26 VIPs: Rockefeller (Nelson) with McCulloch, Kenneth B. Keating and Everett M. Dirksen 45 44 1960 VIPs: Rockefeller (Nelson) 45 45 1969 February 26 VIPs: Scherer (Gordon) with McCulloch and Don Clancy 45 46 1962 June 5 VIPs: Taft (Robert, Jr.) 45 47 circa 1955-1972 VIPs: Weis (Dr. William W.) 45 48 1967 April 10 VIPs: Young (Andrew) 45 49 circa 1960-1972 Visitors: West Point cadets 46 1 1957 May 2 Visitors: Individuals 46 2 1958 Visitors: Individuals 46 3 1961 Visitors: Individuals 46 4 1962 March-June Visitors: Individuals 46 5 1962 July-October Visitors: Individuals 46 6 1963 January-June Visitors: Individuals 46 7 1963 July-November Visitors: Individuals 46 8 1964 January-June Visitors: Individuals 46 9 1964 July-September Visitors: Individuals 46 10 1965 January-May Visitors: Individuals 46 11 1965 June-July Visitors: Individuals 46 12 1965 August-October Visitors: Individuals 47 1 1966 January-May Visitors: Individuals 47 2 1966 June-July Visitors: Individuals 47 3 1966 August-October Visitors: Individuals 47 4 1967 Visitors: Individuals 47 5 1969 January-May Visitors: Individuals 47 6 1969 June-July Visitors: Individuals 47 7 1969 August-December Visitors: Individuals 47 8 1970 January-June Visitors: Individuals 47 9 1970 July-September Visitors: Individuals 47 10 1971 Visitors: Individuals 47 11 1972 March-June Visitors: Individuals 47 12 1972 July-October Visitors: Individuals and Groups 47 13 circa 1958-1972 Visitors: Groups 48 1 1961 Visitors: Groups 48 2 1962 Visitors: Groups 48 3 1963 Visitors: Groups 48 4 1964 Visitors: Groups 48 5 1965 Visitors: Groups 48 6 1966 Visitors: Groups 48 7 1969 Visitors: Groups 48 8 1970 Visitors: Groups 48 9 1971 Visitors: Groups 48 10 1972 Visitors: Groups, high school classes 48 11 1961 Visitors: Groups, high school classes 48 12 1962 Visitors: Groups, high school classes 48 13 1963 Visitors: Groups, high school classes 48 14 1964 Visitors: Groups, high school classes 48 15 1965 Visitors: Groups, high school classes 48 16 1966 Visitors: Groups, high school classes 48 17 1969 Visitors: Groups, high school classes 48 18 1970 Visitors: Groups, high school classes 48 19 1972 Oversized Photographs 49 1 1967 February 23 McCulloch and other congressional leaders watch as President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the ratification of the 25th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution 1967 February 23 McCulloch with President Johnson taken after the signing ceremony 1967 February 23 Oversized Photographs 49 2 1967 July 29 As members of the commission, including McCulloch, watch, President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the order establishing the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders 1967 July 29 President Lyndon B. Johnson shakes hands with McCulloch after the commission signing ceremony 1967 July 29 Oversized Photograph: President Lyndon B. Johnson hands McCulloch a pen used to sign into law the Federal Jury Reform Bill 49 3 1968 March 27 Oversized Photograph: President Lyndon B. Johnson hands McCulloch a pen used to sign into law the Civil Rights Act of 1968 49 4 1968 April 11 Oversized Photograph: President Lyndon B. Johnson meets with members (including McCulloch) of the Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence 49 5 1968 June 10 Oversized Photograph: President Lyndon B. Johnson hands McCulloch a pen used to sign into law the Federal Magistrates Act 49 6 1968 October 17 Oversized Photograph: Group photograph of McCulloch and his wife, Mabel, with President Lyndon B. Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson (inscribed and signed by the president and the first lady) 49 7 1965 February 16-25 Oversized Photograph: McCulloch at a meeting of the Nixon Administration cabinet 49 8 1969 May 6 Oversized Photograph: Group portrait of the House Judiciary Committee, 84th Congress 49 9 1956 June 29 Oversized Photograph: Group portrait of the House Judiciary Committee, 89th Congress 49 10 1966 Oversized Photograph: Formal portrait of McCulloch 49 11 1948 Oversized Photograph: Studio portrait of Mabel Pauline (Harris) McCulloch 49 12 1924 Oversized Photograph: Studio portrait of Mabel Pauline (Harris) McCulloch 49 13 1940 Photograph Album: “University Tours – Universities of Illinois and Michigan, February 23, 24 and 25, 1939.” 49 14 1939 February 23-25 Scope and Contents

Tour undertaken by Ohio Governor John W. Bricker, Ohio legislative leaders, and Ohio State University officials.

Photograph Album: “The Ohio State University – Blue Bird Special to the Universities of Illinois and Wisconsin, March 27, 28 and 29, 1941.” 49 15 1941 March 27-29 Scope and Contents

Tour undertaken by Ohio Governor John W. Bricker, Ohio legislative leaders, and Ohio State University officials.

Oversized Photograph: Group portrait of the House Judiciary Committee 42 22 circa 1950 Oversized Photograph: Formal studio portrait of McCulloch seated in chair, age circa ten-years-old 50 1 circa 1911 Photograph in ornate oval frame, 22 inches high by 19 inches wide Artifacts Series 6 1943-2010 Scope and Contents

The Artifacts Series contains 14 three-dimensional objects, most of which were presented to McCulloch during his congressional career. Materials are dated 1943-2010. Included are plaques and awards honoring his leadership in the passage of civil rights legislation during the 1960s. Other artifacts commemorate his achievements in general over a lifetime spent in public service. Of note is the award commemorating his posthumous induction into the Ohio Civil Rights Hall of Fame in 2010.

Wooden plaque containing the "Congressional Distinguished Service Award, 88th Congress" presented to McCulloch by the American Political Science Association for his "…pivotal role in the development and passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964…" 51 1 circa 1964-1965 Wooden plaque with a copper plated etched with a commendation to McCulloch from the Industrial Union Department of the AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations) for his contribution "in approving the most far-reaching civil rights legislation of the past 100 years…" 51 2 1964 April 7 Small wooden block with a pair of bronze Ohio State University medallions and a brass plate inscribed "The Ohio State University Centennial Achievement Award - William M. McCulloch - December 18, 1970" 52 3 1970 December 18 Wooden plaque with the Great Seal of the State of Ohio and a bronze plate inscribed "Governor's Award - for the advancement of the prestige of Ohio - to the Honorable William McCulloch - December 12, 1971" 51 4 1971 December 12 Acrylic block and stand containing a brass plate inscribed "William M. McCulloch - in admiration…for his consistent championing of the cause of the deprived minority…" presented to McCulloch by the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights 52 5 1973 January 29 Crest-shaped wooden plaque with a brass plate inscribed "Presented to William M. McCulloch, who…fathered the civil rights bills which are now the law of the land," from the American Civil Liberties Union 51 6 1974 April 20 Curved cut-glass plate commemorating the induction of William M. McCulloch into the Ohio Civil Rights Hall of Fame 52 7 2010 October 14 Wooden handled gavel with an acrylic head inscribed "William M. McCulloch - Speaker 1943" 52 8 1943 The acrylic head has deteriorated into two pieces. Wooden gavel with a pewter plate inscribed "The Honorable William M. McCulloch, 1959" 52 9 1959 Ink stamp containing the signature of McCulloch 52 10 circa 1947-1972 Metal printing plate of a photograph of Speaker of House Joe Martin swearing McCulloch into the U.S. House of Representatives 52 11 1947 November 18 U.S. Department of Defense identification card of McCulloch 52 12 1952 August 5 U.S. Congress Joint Committee on Atomic Energy identification card of McCulloch 52 13 1965 Septeber 15 Book of matches printed "William M. McCulloch - Representative to Congress - 4th Dist. Ohio" 52 14 circa 1947-1972 One of the ceremonial pens, with box, used by President Lyndon B. Johnson to sign H.R. 2580, an act to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act 52 15 1965 October 3 One of the ceremonial pens, with box, used by President Lyndon B. Johnson to sign S. 270, an act to provide for the participation of the Department of the Interior in the construction and operation of a large prototype desalting plant 52 16 1967 May 19 One of the ceremonial pens, with box, used by President Lyndon B. Johnson to sign S. 989, an act to provide improved judicial machinery for the selection of Federal judges 52 17 1968 March 27 One of the ceremonial pens, with box, used by President Lyndon B. Johnson to sign H.R. 2516, an act to prescribe penalties for certain acts of violence or intimidation 52 18 1968 April 11 One of the ceremonial pens, with box, used by President Lyndon B. Johnson to sign H.R. 15951, an act to provide for uniform annual observances of certain legal public holidays on Mondays 52 19 1968 June 28 Ceremonial pen, with box, used by President Lyndon B. Johnson to sign an unidentified bill into law 52 20 circa 1963-1969 Ceremonial pen used by President Lyndon B. Johnson to sign an unidentified bill into law 52 21 circa 1963-1969 One of the ceremonial pens, with box, used by President Richard M. Nixon to sign S. 30, the Organized Crime Control Act 52 22 1970 October 15 Ceremonial pen, with box, used by President Richard M. Nixon to sign an unidentified bill into law 52 23 circa 1969-1972 Certificates Series 7 1919-2009 Scope and Contents

The Certificates series, dated 1919-2009, contains a variety of the awards and honors McCulloch received both during his lifetime and posthumously. The items range from his 1919 diploma from Wooster High School to the proclamation from the City of Piqua making July 2009, “William M. McCulloch Month.” Of note are the many recognitions Congressman McCulloch received for his work towards the enactment of civil rights legislation during the 1960s. Materials are arranged chronologically.

McCulloch's diploma from Wooster High School 42 1 1919 June 12 McCulloch's Bachelor of Laws diploma from The Ohio State University College of Law 42 2 1925 June 16 License to practice law issued to McCulloch by the Supreme Court of Ohio 42 3 1925 August 29 Canton Chamber of Commerce, letter concerning a gavel presented to McCulloch made from wood from the home of William McKinley 42 4 1939 January 23 Framed $50 U.S. Saving Bond inscribed on mat, "Mr. Speaker…In Appreciation of a Job Well Done! Sincerely, Members of the 95th [Ohio] General Assembly" 42 5 1943 June Oversized Ohio House Joint Resolution Number 55, in commendation of members of the 95th General Assembly serving in the United States armed forces 42 6 1944 April 27 The "Il Presidente della Repubblica" of Italy conferring McCulloch as "alla Signoria Vostra il grado di Commendatore nell 'Ordine Al Merito della Repubblica" 42 7 1959 April 28 Certificate of Election for McCulloch as Representative to Congress for the 4th District of Ohio 42 8 1960 December 21 Citation presented to McCulloch from the Council for United Civil Rights Leadership for …helping to secure passage of the historic Civil Rights Bill of 1964 42 9 1964 Framed citation presented to McCulloch by the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, "… his devotion to human rights above political advantage made possible the bipartisan coalition that passed…the Civil Rights Act of 1964…" 42 10 1964 April 22 Honorary Doctor of Laws degree presented to McCulloch by Ohio Northern University 42 11 1965 June 13 Honorary Doctor of Laws degree presented to McCulloch by the College of Wooster 42 12 1969 June 9 Distinguished Service Award presented to McCulloch by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation 42 13 1969 November 19 Centennial Year Honor presented to McCulloch by The Ohio State University 42 14 1970 December 18 Certificate of Appreciation presented to McCulloch by the Republican County Chairmen of the 4th Congressional District of Ohio 42 15 1972 October 5 Distinguished Alumnus award presented to McCulloch by The Ohio State University College of Law 42 16 1972 October 20 Certificate of Appreciation presented to McCulloch by the Judicial Conference of the United States 42 17 1972 October 27 Certificate of Appreciation presented to McCulloch by the Kiwanis Club of St. Marys, Ohio 42 18 1973 May 15 Resolution of Appreciation presented to McCulloch by the Miami County [Ohio] Bar Association 42 19 1976 December 2 Ohio Senate Resolution Number 674, "In Memory of William McCulloch" 42 20 1980 March 4 Proclamation from the City of Piqua [Ohio] making July 2009 "William M. McCulloch Month" 42 21 2009 June 15