Richard B. Russell, Jr. Collection, Subgroup C, Series XX: Pinks [Limited to Staff Use]

Richard B. Russell, Jr. Collection, Subgroup C, Series XX: Pinks [Limited to Staff Use]

Descriptive Summary

Title: Richard B. Russell, Jr. Collection, Subgroup C, Series XX: Pinks [Limited to Staff Use]
Creator: Russell, Richard B. (Richard Brevard), 1897-1971
Inclusive Dates: 1943-1971
Language(s): English
Extent: 644 box(es) (322.5 linear feet)
Collection Number: RBRL001RBR_C_XX
Repository: Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies
Abstract: The Richard B. Russell, Jr. Collection, Subgroup C, Series XX. Pinks are the copies of Senator Russell's outgoing letters which index the yellow subject copies by correspondent's surname. Arrangement is chronological by latest date and alphabetical by surname within each year. This series does provide for searching by name, but it is limited to library staff use because it includes reference to case mail and other restricted correspondence.

Collection Description

Biographical Note

Richard Brevard Russell, Jr. held public office for fifty years as a state legislator, governor, and U.S. senator. The highlights of his legislative career included support of non-interventionist foreign policy, passage of the National School Lunch Program, securing funding for military installations and research facilities—including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—and his opposition to equal rights for African Americans, most evident in the filibuster of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Russell was born in Winder, GA on November 2, 1897, to Judge Richard B. Russell, Sr. and Ina Dillard Russell, a teacher. He was the fourth of thirteen children and the first son. He earned a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Georgia in 1918. After a brief period practicing law, Russell ran for and won a seat in the Georgia House of Representatives in 1920. In 1927, he was elected Speaker of the House, a position he held until 1931. In 1930, Russell ran for governor against a crowded field of seasoned candidates, but he was victorious thanks to a grassroots campaign and his skill in door-to-door canvassing. He took the oath of office in June 1931 but only spent eighteen months as governor before the death of Senator William J. Harris presented him with the opportunity to run for the United States Senate.

Russell entered the U.S. Senate in 1933 and served until his death in 1971. He became one of the Senate's most influential members. During his tenure, he served sixteen years as chair of the Armed Services Committee and held a seat on the Appropriation Committee that spanned his tenure in the Senate. Additionally, Russell held positions on the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, the Committee on Immigration, the Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee, and the Democratic Policy and Democratic Steering Committees.

Although he wielded considerable power through these committee appointments, Russell did not seek a position in the Senate leadership. Instead, he supported the ambitions of his protégé, Senator Lyndon Johnson from Texas for majority whip and later for majority leader. Russell ended his career as president pro tempore of the Senate—a post reserved for the member with the longest tenure in the Senate—making him third in the line of presidential succession.

Russell was known for his support of national defense, non-interventionist foreign policy, and his advocacy for agricultural interests (particularly those in Georgia). Russell opposed the United States entangling itself in international conflicts, especially in Vietnam and the Congo. In agricultural policy, the creation of the National School Lunch Program in 1946 was his most significant achievement for the nation's farmers. The program had the double effect of providing nutritious meals for schoolchildren while avoiding an economic crash by giving farmers a way to sell their surplus produce.

Russell's opposition to civil rights legislation overshadowed his many legislative achievements. He began contesting civil rights legislation as early as 1935 when he joined other southern senators to block anti-lynching bills. Over three decades, Russell developed a reputation as a defender of "white traditions" and white supremacy.

During the Senate's debate of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Russell led the Southern Bloc in a sixty-day filibuster in an attempt to prevent the bill's passage, vowing to "resist to the bitter end any measure or any movement which would have a tendency to bring about social equality and intermingling and amalgamation of the races." The filibuster came to an end only after a partnership of moderate Republicans and northern Democrats introduced a compromise bill that garnered the sixty-seven votes needed to invoke cloture and end the filibuster. The substitute civil rights bill passed on June 19 by a margin of 73-27.

Though Russell advised against attempts to resist the Civil Rights Act at the state level, he remained unapologetic in his criticism of it. In a speech given in the Senate on June 18, 1964, Russell sought to encourage the other members of the Southern Bloc, saying "…there will never come a time when it will be necessary for any one of us to apologize for his conduct or his courage."

Russell left behind a list of political and legislative achievements and a reputation for mastery of legislative strategy. Despite his other distinctions, racial animus and obstructionism would become the most remembered aspects of his legacy. As biographer Gilbert Fite noted, Russell might well have achieved more, were it not for his racial views.

Scope and Content

Subgroup C, Series XX. Pinks are the copies of Senator Russell's outgoing letters which index the yellow subject copies by correspondent's surname. Arrangement is chronological by latest date and alphabetical by surname within each year. This series does provide for searching by name, but it is limited to library staff use because it includes reference to case mail and other restricted correspondence.

Organization and Arrangement

Subgroup C, Series XX. Pinks is arranged in reverse chronological order and alphabetical by surname within each year.


Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

While the pinks are available for research, only the Russell staff has access to this series and will conduct searches for patrons.

Preferred Citation

Richard B. Russell, Jr. Collection, Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies, The University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, Georgia.

Processing Notes

None.

User Restrictions

Library acts as "fair use" reproduction agent.

Copyright Information

Before material from collections at the Richard B. Russell Library may be quoted in print, or otherwise reproduced, in whole or in part, in any publication, permission must be obtained from (1) the owner of the physical property, and (2) the holder of the copyright. It is the particular responsibility of the researcher to obtain both sets of permissions. Persons wishing to quote from materials in the Russell Library collection should consult the Director. Reproduction of any item must contain a complete citation to the original.

Finding Aid Publication

Finding aid prepared on: 2008.


Related Materials and Subjects

Subject Terms

Related Collections in this Repository

Richard B. Russell, Sr. Papers

Russell Family Collection

Patience Elizabeth Russell Peterson Papers

Hugh Peterson, Sr. Papers

Herman E. Talmadge Collection

Lamartine G. Hardman Collection

Related Collections in Other Repositories

John C. Stennis Papers, Mitchell Memorial Library, Mississippi State University

Richard B. Russell, Jr. Gubernatorial Papers, Georgia Department of Archives and History

U.S. Senate. Committee on Appropriations, Center for Legislative Archives, NARA

U.S. Senate. Committee on Armed Services, Center for Legislative Archives, NARA

Lyndon B. Johnson Papers, Lyndon B. Johnson Library


Series Descriptions and Folder Listing

 

Subgroup C. United States Senatorial Papers

This subgroup of papers comprehensively reveals Richard Russell's activities as a United States senator representing the state of Georgia. The papers are divided into twenty series, two of which are closed; some files are restricted. Closed or restricted files are governed by donor agreement, Executive Orders, or privacy considerations. Not many files survived from Russell's first eleven years in office; the main series for this time period are Early Office, Political, Political Patronage, Personal, and a few files in General. In 1943 and 1944, Russell's staff members reorganized the office filing system, and from that point on, the files are very complete. The 1943 filing system places the incoming letter with a copy of Russell's reply (the yellows) attached, and the correspondence is filed by subject; these files compose the majority of the senatorial papers. Subsequent letters from the constituent and copies of Russell's replies on the same subject continued to be attached to the original correspondence and filed under the date of the latest communication from Russell. Theoretically, at the end of each Congress, these files would have been retired to storage (with the possible exception of case mail); in practice, however, there was no consistency to the length of time the subject files were retained in the active status. To respect provenance of the files and to preserve the utility of the cross reference copies, the subject files are subdivided so that within each series they are arranged chronologically by the most recent date of correspondence (with all other correspondence attached thereto). A second copy of a Russell letter (the pinks, or Cross-Reference Copies Series) was made and filed separately by correspondent's surname in a chronological file. Intra-Office Communications and Speech/Media are form files. If Russell personally dictated any portion of a letter or added a postscript, two extra copies on onionskin paper (one for the Winder office and one for the Washington office) were made and filed by subject (Dictation Series), separate from the yellow and pink copies. The flexibility of the system allowed for much divergence in filing according to the discretion of the staff member involved. Thus, as personnel changed, their interpretations on how broad or specific they should be were reflected in the filing system itself. For example, "Foreign Aid" under the General Series and "Foreign Relations" under Legislative Series. The filing system indicates that correspondence relating to proposed or pending legislation was filed under committee in Legislative and relating to action taken on passed legislation or programs administered by government agencies was filed accordingly in General. In reality, two subject headings as similar as foreign aid and foreign relations could easily be interfiled. For the most part, original order was maintained for the senatorial papers. Exceptions are Civil Rights and MacArthur Hearings Series, which were originally part of the Legislative Series. These were separated from the main body of senate office records to facilitate easier use. The Barboura G. Raesly File was added to the papers subsequent to the library's establishment and contains records and materials she kept in her position as personal secretary to Russell. The Exhibit B Series, which was closed by donor agreement, contains files pulled from other series and maintained separately. When files in this series opened, Exhibit B was arranged as a parallel file to the other senatorial papers series.



XX. Pinks , 1943-1971

( 644 box(es) )
Subgroup C, Series XX. Pinks are the copies of Senator Russell's outgoing letters which index the yellow subject copies by correspondent's surname. Arrangement is chronological by latest date and alphabetical by surname within each year. This series does provide for searching by name, but it is limited to library staff use because it includes reference to case mail and other restricted correspondence.
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1A Battery - Abell, E.
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2Abel, E. B. - Abernathy, Y. T., Sr.
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3Abernathy, Ernest H. - Abt, Charles A.
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4Abu-El-Haj, Arafat - Acree, Max
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5Acree, Nelle D. - Adams, Alva D.
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6Adams, Alva F. - Adams, Charles Roy, Jr.
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7Adams, Charles T. - Adams, Fort
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8Adams, Floyd - Adams, J. C. (Franklin Springs)
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9Adams, J. D. (Athens) - Adams, Johnny R.
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10Adams, Joseph - Adams, P. E.
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11Adams, P. F. - Adams, T. L.
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12Adams, T. P. - Adamson, Evelyn
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13Adamson, Frank - Addison, Philip A.
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14AAddison, R. C. - Adkins, William L.
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14BAdkins, William R. - Agrin, Alfred
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15Agriculture Committee - Aikens, G. S.
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16Aikens, Jimmy - Akin, Sam
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17Akin, Stella - Albany Lions Club
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18Albany Local Board of Insurance Agents - Albrook, Miss Kathy
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19Albury, Basil F. - Aldridge, E. C.
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20Aldridge, Estelle G. - Alexander, F. M.
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21Alexander, F. T. - Alexander, Nora
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22Alexander, O. M. - Alford, Katherine
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23Alford, Kirkland - Allein, Robert B.
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24Allen, [?] - Allen, Dan
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25Allen, Daniel C. - Allen, Gerald
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26Allen, Gertrude - Allen, James
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27Allen, James (Atlanta) - Allen, Lois
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28Allen, Lois E. - Allen, Roy Benton, Jr.
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29Allen, Roy M. - Allerton, Samuel
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30Alles, William G., Major - Allison, Kenneth F.
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31Allison, L. M. - Almand, Bond
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32Almand, C. H. - Aldrich, E. B.
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33Alsaud, Prince - Altman, Sol
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34Altman, T. J. - American Consulate General Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
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35American Cotton Manufacturer's Institute - Amis, William D., Jr.
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36Amisano, Joseph T. - Andersen, George R.
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37Andersen, H. Carl - Anderson, Charles R.
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38Anderson, Charles V. - Anderson, Elbert B.
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39Anderson, Earl, Gen. - Anderson, Harry Claude
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40Anderson, Harry Glenn - Anderson, John I.
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41Anderson, John K. - Anderson, Nancy
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42Anderson, N. Mrs. - Anderson, Roy (AF)
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43Anderson, Roy D. - Anderson, William D.
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44Anderson, William D. - Andrews, Edward Godoy
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45Andrews, Edward H. - Andrews, Justin M.
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46Andrews, J. Wallace - Andrews, W. J.
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47Andrews, William - Anglin, John Calvin
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48Anglin, L. L. - Anthony, Carolyn
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49Anthony, Birdie - Apgar, Merle
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50Aplin, James G. - Archer, Albert S.
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51Archer, Alice J. - Argabrite, W. G.
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52Argenti, Joan - Armored Express of Atlanta, Inc.
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53Armour, Anne - Armstrong, Myra H.
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54Armstrong, Neil - Arnett, Ronnie W.
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55Arnett, Rupert - Arnold, Harry M.
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56Arnold, Hayes - Arnold, Norman K.
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57Arnold, O. H. - Aronoff, Joe
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58Aronoff, Louis - Arrington, Robert Rouse
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59Arrington, Roy R. - Arwood, M. A.
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60Aryan, Barbara - Ashcraft, O. L.
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61Ashcraft, Thomas - Ashley, W. E.
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62Ashley, Wallace, Jr. - Askew, Wylene
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63Ask, Blanche G. - Astin, Joseph S., Sr.
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64Astin, Mytrice H. - Atkins, H. Norman
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65Atkins, H. S. - Atkinson, James P.
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66Atkinson, Joe H. - Atlanta Real Estate Board
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67Atlanta Residential Vocational School - Aturll, W. H.
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68Atwater, Barney - Auldridge, R. E.
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69Auletta, Vincent A. - Austin, James E.
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70Austin, James E. - Autry, Gary
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71Autry, Harlow - Avrett, Milton
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72Averett, W. D. (Doraville) - Awtrey, Clifford L.
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73Awtrey, Dorothy C. - Ayers, H. M.
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74Ayers, Harrison G. - AN (1953)
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75B-L, 1971
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76M-Z, 1971
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77B-Be, 1970
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78Bi- Bri, 1970
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79Bro-Bz, 1970
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80C-Ch, 1970
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81Ci-Co, 1970
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82Cr-Del, 1970
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83Dem-Dz, 1970
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84E-Fi, 1970
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85Fl-Gi, 1970
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86Gl-Gz, 1970
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87Ha-Haz, 1970
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88He-Hr, 1970
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89Hu-Jn, 1970
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90Jo-Kh, 1970
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91Ki-Le, 1970
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92Li-Mac, 1970
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93Mac-Maz, 1970
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94Me-Mz, 1970
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95N-Paq, 1970
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96Par-Pq, 1970
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97Pr-Q, 1970
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98R-Ror, 1970
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99Ros-Sh, 1970
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100Sh-So, 1970
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101Sp-Sz, 1970
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102T, 1970
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103U-Wa, 1970
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104We-Wn, 1970
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105Will-Z, 1970
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106B-Be, 1969
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107Bf-Brd, 1969
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108Bre-Bz, 1969
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109C-Ch, 1969
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110Ci-Cq, 1969
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111Cr-Del, 1969
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112Dem-Dz, 1969
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113E-Fk, 1969
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114Fl-Gh, 1969
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115Gi-Gt, 1969
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117Has-Hol, 1969
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118Hom-Jn, 1969
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119Jo-Kh, 1969
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120Ki-Lem, 1969
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121Len-Mar, 1969
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122Mas-Md, 1969
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123Me-Mor, 1969
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124Mos-N, 1969
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125O-Pg, 1969
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126Ph-Pz, 1969
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127Q-Ror, 1969
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128Ros-Sg, 1969
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129Sh-Sm, 1969
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130Sn-Sz, 1969
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131T-Tt, 1969
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132Tu-Wd, 1969
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133We-Wilr, 1969
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134Wils-Z, 1969
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116Gu-Har, 1969
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135B-Beq, 1968
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136Ber-Brd, 1968
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137Bre-Cal, 1968
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138Cam-Cok, 1968
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139Col-Cz, 1968
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140D-Doq, 1968
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141Dor-E, 1968
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142F-Gd, 1968
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143Ge-Gz, 1968
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144H-Hd, 1968
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145He-Ht, 1968
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146Hu-Joq, 1968
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147Jor-Lam, 1968
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148Lan-Lz, 1968
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149M-McL, 1968
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150McM-Mt, 1968
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151Mu-Paq, 1968
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152Par-Pt, 1968
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153Pu-Rd and Press releases-Phone messages, 1968
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154Re-Rz, 1968
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155S-Sl, 1968
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156Sm-Stn, 1968
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157Sto-Tn, 1968
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158To-Waq, 1968
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159War-Wilr, 1968
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160Wils-Z, 1968
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161B-Beq, 1967
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162Ber-Brd, 1967
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163Bre-Bz, 1967
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164C-Ck, 1967
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165Cl-Cq, 1967
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166Cr-Dh, 1967
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167Di-Dz, 1967
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168E-Fir, 1967
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169Fis-Gh, 1967
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170Gi-Gz, 1967
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171H-Hd, 1967
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172He-Hor, 1967
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173Hos-Joq, 1967
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174Jon-Kn
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175Ko-Lt, 1967
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176Lu-Mb, 1967
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177Mc-Mn, 1967
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178Mo-Nn, 1967
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179No-Peq, 1967
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180Per-Pz, excluding press releases, 1967
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181Press releases, Q-Ric, 1967
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182Rid-Sb, 1967
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183Sc-Sl, 1967
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184Sm-Std, 1967
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185Ste-Td, 1967
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186Te-U, 1967
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187V-Wer, 1967
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188Wes-Wilr, 1967
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189Wils-Z, 1967
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190B-Bh, 1966
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191Bi-Brn, excluding Book telegrams, 1966
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192Book telegrams, 1966
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193Bro-Caq, 1966
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194Car-Cok, 1966
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195Col-Cz, 1966
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196D-Dq, 1966
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197Dr-Fh, 1966
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198Fi-Gh, 1967
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199Gi-Gz, 1966
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200H-Hd, 1966
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201He-Ht, 1966
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202Hu-J, 1966
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203K-Ld, 1966
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204Le-Mars, 1966
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205Mart-Md, 1966
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206Me-Muq, 1966
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207Mur-Paq, 1966
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208Par-Pt, 1966
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209Pu-Rob, 1966
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210Roc-Sg, 1966
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211Sh-Sm, 1966
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212Sn-Sz, 1966
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213T-Tt, 1966
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214Tu-Wd, 1966
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215We-Wilr, 1966
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216Wils-Z, 1966
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217B-Bh, 1965
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218Bi-Brd, 1965
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219Bre-Bz, 1965
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220C-Ck, 1965
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221Cl-Cq, 1965
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222Cr-Dd, 1965
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223De-Dz, 1965
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224E-Fk, 1965
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225Fl-Gh, 1965
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226Gi-Gz, 1965
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227H-Har, 1965
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228Has-Hol, 1965
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229Hom-Jn, 1965
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230Jo-Kh, 1965
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231Ki-Lem, 1965
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232Len-Maq, 1965
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233Mar-McH, 1965
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234McI-Moq, 1965
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235Mor-N, 1965
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236O-Peq, 1965
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237Per-Press releases (July-December), 1965
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238Press releases (January-June)-Ric, 1965
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239Rid-Sb, 1965
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240Sc-Smith (July-December), 1965
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241Smith (January-June) - Sv, 1965
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242Sw-Tu (July-December), 1965
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243Tu (January-June) - Wek, 1965
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244Wel-Wilr, 1965
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245Wils-Z, 1965
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246B-Bh, 1964
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247Bi-Brd, 1964
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248Bre-Bz, 1964
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249C-Ck, 1964
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250Cl-Ct, 1964
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251Cu-Dn, 1964
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252Do-Em, 1964
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253En-Frd, 1964
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254Fre-Gq, 1964
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255Gr-Haq, 1964
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256Har-Heq, 1964
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257Her-Hum, 1964
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258Hun-J, 1964
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259K-Laq, 1964
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260Lar-Maq, 1964
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261Mar-McH, 1964
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262McI-Mn, 1964
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263Mo-Nh, 1964
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264Ni-Pd, 1964
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265Pe-Pi, 1964
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266Press releases-Reh, 1964
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267Rei-Rz, 1964
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268S-Sl, 1964
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269Sm-Stn, 1964
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270Sto-Th, 1964
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271Ti-Waq, 1964
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272War-Wilk, 1964
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273Will-Z, 1964
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274Christmas, 1964
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275B-Bk, 1963
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276Bl-Bt (June-December), 1963
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277Brow (January-May) - Cg , 1963
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278Ch-Coq, 1963
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279Cor-Del, 1963
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280Dem-Em, 1963
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281En-Frh, 1963
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282Fri-Grh, 1963
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283Gri-Har, 1963
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284Has-Hor, 1963
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285Hos-Jom, 1963
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286Jon-K, 1963
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287L-Lz, 1963
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288M-McC, 1963
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289McD-Mor, 1963
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290Mos-Paq, 1963
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291Par-Pq, 1963
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292Pr-Rn, 1963
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293Ro-Sd, 1963
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294Se-Sm, 1963
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295Sn-Sz, 1963
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296T, 1963
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297U-Wg, 1963
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298Wh-Wq, 1963
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299Wr-Z, 1963
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300B-Bn, 1962
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301Bo-Buq, 1962
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302Bur-Cn, 1962
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303Co-Dd (excluding day sheets), 1962
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304De-Ek (including day sheets), 1962
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305El-F, 1962
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306G-Gz, 1962
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307H-Heq, 1962
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308Her-I, 1962
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309J-Kh, 1962
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310Ki-Lt, 1962
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311Lu-McL, 1962
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312McM-Mt, 1962
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313Mu-Pd, 1962
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314Pe-Q, 1962
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315R, 1962
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316S-Sm, 1962
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317Sn-Tg, 1962
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318Th-V, 1962
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319W-Wilk, 1962
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320Will-Z, 1962
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321B-Boq, 1961
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322Bor-Bz, 1961
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323C-Cok, 1961
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324Col-Dd, 1961
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325De-Em, 1961
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326En-Gd, 1961
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327Ge-Haq, 1961
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328Har-Hn, 1961
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329Ho-Jom, 1961
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330Jon-Laq, 1961
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331Lar-Mar, 1961
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332Mas-Mn, 1961
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333Mo-Oq, 1961
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334Or-P, 1961
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335Q-R, 1961
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336S-Sm, 1961
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337Sn-Tg, 1961
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338Th-Wd, 1961
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339We-Z, 1961
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340B-Bn, 1960
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341Bo-Bz (Bur-Bz, July-December), 1960
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342Bur-Com (Bur-Bz, January-June), 1960
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343Con-Dh, 1960
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344Di-Fd, 1960
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345Fe-Gn, 1960
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346Go-Har, 1960
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347Has-Ht, 1960
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348Hu-Kk, 1960
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349Kl-L, 1960
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350M-Md, 1960
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351Me-Nd, 1960
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352Ne-Ph, 1960
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353Pi-Rob, 1960
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354Roc-Sj, 1960
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355Sk-Sz, 1960
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356T-V, 1960
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357W-Wilr, 1960
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358Wils-Z, 1960
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359B-Bo, 1959
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360Book telegrams-C, 1959
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361Cam-Coo, 1959
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362Cor-Dor, 1959
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363Dr-Fl, 1959
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364Fo-Gree, 1959
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365Gri-Hi, 1959
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366Ho-Jon, 1959
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367K-Len, 1959
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368Li-McD, 1959
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369McI-N, 1959
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370Ne-Ph, 1959
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371Pi-Roc, 1959
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372Ros-Sm, 1959
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373Smith-Ta, 1959
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374Th-Wel, 1959
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375Wes-Z, 1959
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376B-Bo, 1958
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377Book telegrams-Car, 1958
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378Cas-Cr, 1958
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379Cu-El, 1958
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380En-Gr, 1958
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381Gree-Hi, 1958
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382Ho-Jon, 1958
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383K-Lu, 1958
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384M-Me, 1958
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385Mer-No, 1958
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386O-Q, 1958
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387R-Sc, 1958
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388Se-Sto, 1958
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389Str-W, 1958
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390Wal-Z, 1958
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391B-Bo, 1957
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392Book telegrams-Bur, 1957
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393C-Cor, 1957
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394Cr-Dy, 1957
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395E-Fri, 1957
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396G-Ham, 1957
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397Har-Hos, 1957
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398Hu-Jon, 1957
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399K-Len, 1957
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400Li-McM, 1957
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401Me-No, 1957
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402O-Pi, 1957
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403Po-Ru, 1957
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404S-Smith, 1957
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405Sn-T, 1957
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406Th-Vo, 1957
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407W-Wi, 1957
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408Will-Z, 1957
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409B-Bo, 1956
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410Book telegrams-Bur, 1956
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411C-Cor, 1956
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412Cr-F, 1956
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413Fe-Gree, 1956
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414Gri-Hi, 1956
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415Ho-Johnson, 1956
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416Jon-Lo, 1956
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417Lor-Me, 1956
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418Mer-Or, 1956
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419P-Q, 1956
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420R-Ru, 1956
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421S-St, 1956
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422Ste-U, 1956
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423V-Wh, 1956
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424Wi-Z, 1956
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425B-Bo, 1955
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426Book telegrams-Bur, 1955
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427C-Coo, 1955
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428Cor-Du, 1955
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429Ed-Fri, 1955
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430G-Gu, 1955
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431H-Her, 1955
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432Hi-Je, 1955
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433Jo-Ku, 1955
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434L-Mar, 1955
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435Mart-Min, 1955
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436Mo-Or, 1955
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437P-Q, 1955
box
438R-Ru, 1955
box
439S-Sn, 1955
box
440Sp-Ti, 1955
box
441To-Wel, 1955
box
442Wes-Z, 1955
box
443A-Ar, 1954
box
444As-Ber, 1954
box
445Bi-Bo, 1954
box
446Book telegrams-Bur, 1954
box
447C-Coo, 1954
box
448Cou-Do, 1954
box
449Dor-Fri, 1954
box
450G-Gu, 1954
box
451H-Hi, 1954
box
452Ho-Je, 1954
box
453Johnson-Ku, 1954
box
454L-Lu, 1954
box
455M-Mer, 1954
box
456Mi-No, 1954
box
457O-Q, 1954
box
458R-Ru, 1954
box
459S-Smith, 1954
box
460Sn-Sw, 1954
box
461T-Vo, 1954
box
462W-Wi, 1954
box
463Will-Z, 1954
box
464B-Bo, 1953
box
465Book telegrams-Bur, 1953
box
466C-Coo, 1953
box
467Cor-Du, 1963
box
468E-Fri, 1963
box
469G-Gu, 1953
box
470H-Hi, 1953
box
471Hom-Johnson, 1953
box
472Jon-Lar, 1953
box
473Le-Mas, 1953
box
474Mc-Mo, 1953
box
475Mor-Or, 1953
box
476P-Q, 1953
box
477R-Ru, 1953
box
478S-Sn, 1953
box
479Sp-Th, 1953
box
480Ti-Wes, 1953
box
481Wh-Z, 1953
box
482B-Bo, 1952
box
483Bor-Bur, 1952
box
484C-Co, 1952
box
485Col-Dav, 1952
box
486De-En, 1952
box
487Es-Fu, 1952
box
488G-Gree, 1952
box
489Gri-Harr, 1952
box
490Has-Hos, 1952
box
491Hu-Jon, 1952
box
492K-Len, 1952
box
493Li-Mas, 1952
box
494Mc-Mi, 1952
box
495Min-No, 1952
box
496O-P, 1952
box
497Po-Ro, 1952
box
498Roc-Sh, 1952
box
499Sher-Ste, 1952
box
500Sto-To, 1952
box
501Tr-War, 1952
box
502We-Wi, 1952
box
503Will-Z, 1952
box
504B-Bo, 1951
box
505Bor-Bur, 1951
box
506C-Co, 1951
box
507Col-D, 1951
box
508Dav-Du, 1951
box
509E-Fri, 1951
box
510G-Gu, 1951
box
511H-Hi, 1951
box
512Ho-J, 1951
box
513Je-Ki, 1951
box
514Kl-Lu, 1951
box
515M-McM, 1951
box
516Me-Ne, 1951
box
517Ni-Pi, 1951
box
518Po-Rid, 1951
box
519Ro-Sh, 1951
box
520Sher-Sp, 1951
box
521St-T, 1951
box
522Th-W, 1951
box
523Wal-Wi, 1951
box
524Will-Z, 1951
box
525B-Bo, 1950
box
526Bor-Bur, 1950
box
527C-Cn, 1950
box
528Coo-Dem, 1950
box
529Di-Fe, 1950
box
530Fi-Go, 1950
box
531Goo-Har, 1950
box
532Has-Hun, 1950
box
533I-Ku, 1950
box
534L-Mart, 1950
box
535Mas-Min, 1950
box
536Mo-Or, 1950
box
537P-Q, 1950
box
538R-Ru, 1950
box
539S-Sm, 1950
box
540Smith-Sw, 1950
box
541T-Vo, 1950
box
542W-Wi, 1950
box
543Will-Z, 1950
box
544B-Bo, 1949
box
545Bor-Bur, 1949
box
546C-Con, 1949
box
547Coo-Di, 1949
box
548Do-Fe, 1949
box
549Fi-Goo, 1949
box
550Gr-He, 1949
box
551Hen-I, 1949
box
552J-Ki, 1949
box
553Kl-Lu, 1949
box
554M-Me, 1949
box
555Mer-No, 1949
box
556O-Pu, 1949
box
557Q-Ru, 1949
box
558S-Sn, 1949
box
559Sp-T, 1949
box
560Th-Ve, 1949
box
561W-Wi, 1949
box
562Will-Z, 1949
box
563B-Bo, 1948
box
564Bor-Bu, 1948
box
565C-Con, 1948
box
566Co-Di, 1948
box
567Do-Fi, 1948
box
568Fis-Gr, 1948
box
569Gre-Her, 1948
box
570Hi-Jo, 1948
box
571Johnson-Lan, 1948
box
572Lar-Mc, 1948
box
573McD-Mur, 1948
box
574N-Pi, 1948
box
575Po-Ru, 1948
box
576S-Sn, 1948
box
577Sp-Th, 1948
box
578Ti-Wes, 1948
box
579Wh-Z, 1948
box
580B-Bo, 1947
box
581Bor-Bur, 1947
box
582C-Ci, 1947
box
583Cl-Cu, 1947
box
584D-Du, 1947
box
585E-Fri, 1947
box
586G-Gu, 1947
box
587H-Her, 1947
box
588Hi-Je, 1947
box
589Jo-Len, 1947
box
590Li-Mci, 1947
box
591McM-Ni, 1947
box
592O-Q, 1947
box
593R-Sh, 1947
box
594Sher-Sto, 1947
box
595Str-W, 1947
box
596Wal-Wo, 1947
box
597Wr-Z, 1947
box
598Ba-Bo, 1946
box
599Bor-C, 1946
box
600Cam-Col, 1946
box
601Con-Dem, 1946
box
602Di-Fe, 1946
box
603Fi-Gl, 1946
box
604Goo-Har, 1946
box
605Has-Hun, 1946
box
606I-Ki, 1946
box
607Kl-M, 1946
box
608Mar-Min, 1946
box
609Mo-Or, 1946
box
610P-Q, 1946
box
611R-Ru, 1946
box
612S-Smith, 1946
box
613Sn-Th, 1946
box
614Ti-We, 1946
box
615Wel-Z, 1946
box
616B-Bor, 1945
box
617Br-Cas, 1945
box
618Ch-Cu, 1945
box
619D-En, 1945
box
620Es-Go, 1945
box
621Goo-Has, 1945
box
622He-I, 1945
box
623J-Kl, 1945
box
624Ko-Mart, 1945
box
625Mas-Mo, 1945
box
626Mor-Pal, 1945
box
627Pe-Rid, 1945
box
628Ro-Sw, 1945
box
629S-T, 1945
box
630Th-Wel, 1945
box
631Wes-Z, 1945
box
632B-Brow, 1944
box
633Bu-Coo, 1944
box
634Cor-El, 1944
box
635En-Gu, 1944
box
636H-Hos, 1944
box
637Hu-L, 1944
box
638Lan-McD, 1944
box
639McL-O, 1944
box
640P-Ro, 1944
box
641Roc-St, 1944
box
642Ste-War, 1944
box
643We-Z, 1944

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