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Meg Greenfield Papers

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Manuscript Division, Library of CongressWashington, D.C.

2010

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Collection SummaryTitle: Meg Greenfield PapersSpan Dates: 1890-1999Bulk Dates: (bulk 1952-1999)ID No.: MSS85207Creator: Greenfield, MegExtent: 35,000 items ; 102 containers plus 4 oversize and electronic files ; 46 linear feetLanguage: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Editor and journalist. Correspondence, speeches and writings, research files, interview transcripts, memoranda,minutes, reports, calendars and schedules, cartoons, financial and legal records, travel files, academic records, biographicalmaterial, honors and awards, childhood diaries and writings, family papers, photographs, scrapbooks, printed matter, andelectronic files documenting Greenfield's career in journalism.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleAcheson, Dean, 1893-1971--Correspondence.Alsop, Joseph, 1910-1989--Correspondence.Ascoli, Max, 1898-1978.Baker, Nancy Kassebaum, 1932- --Correspondence.Baker, Russell, 1925- --Correspondence.Ball, George W.--Correspondence.Barry, Marion, 1936-2014--Interviews.Beaton, Leonard--Correspondence.Beschloss, Michael R.Bradlee, Benjamin C.Buckley, Christopher, 1952- --Correspondence.Buckley, William F., Jr., 1925-2008--Correspondence.Buffett, Warren--Correspondence.Bush, George, 1924- --Correspondence.Carter, Jimmy, 1924- --Interviews.Ceaușescu, Nicolae--Interviews.Chapman, Bruce Kerry, 1940- --Correspondence.Denton, Jeremiah A., Jr. (Jeremiah Andrew), 1924-2014--Interviews.Downie, Leonard.Ellsberg, Daniel--Correspondence.Ephron, Nora--Correspondence.Farrakhan, Louis--Interviews.Gates, Bill, 1955- --Correspondence.Gates, Melinda, 1964- --Correspondence.Gates, William H.--Correspondence.Gottlieb, Robert, 1931- --Correspondence.Graham, Donald E., 1945-Greenfield family--Correspondence.Greenfield family.Greenfield, Jim, 1928-1973--Correspondence.Greenfield, Lewis J. (Lewis James)--Correspondence.Greenfield, Lorraine Nathan, -1942--Correspondence.Greenfield, Lorraine Nathan, -1942.

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Greenfield, Meg.Greenfield, Meg. Washington. 2001.Iklé, Fred Charles--Correspondence.Johnson, Lady Bird, 1912-2007--Correspondence.Jordan, Hamilton--Interviews.Kazin, Alfred, 1915-1998--Correspondence.Keith, Slim, 1917-1990--Correspondence.King, Larry L.--Correspondence.Kristol, Irving--Correspondence.Lehrer, James--Correspondence.Lemann, Nicholas--Correspondence.Leopold, Nathan Freudenthal, 1904-1971--Trials, litigation, etc.Lewis, Anthony, 1927-2013--Correspondence.Loeb, Richard A., 1905-1936--Trials, litigation, etc.Marks, Anne W., 1922-2006--Correspondence.McGrory, Mary, 1918-2004--Correspondence.Mondale, Walter F., 1928- --Interviews.Moynihan, Daniel P. (Daniel Patrick), 1927-2003--Correspondence.Nathan family--Correspondence.Nathan family.Shultz, George Pratt, 1920- --Interviews.Stevenson, Adlai E. (Adlai Ewing), 1900-1965.Webster, William H.--Interviews.Weinberger, Caspar W.--Interviews.Wexler, Anne L., 1930-2009--Correspondence.Wexler, Anne L., 1930-2009--Interviews.Wicker, Tom--Correspondence.Will, George F.--Correspondence.

OrganizationsPulitzer Prize Board (Columbia University)Smith College.United States. Congress.University of Cambridge.

SubjectsAmerican newspapers--Washington (D.C.)American periodicals.Civil rights.Editorials.Journalism--United States.Journalism--Washington (D.C.)Political culture--United States.Political planning.Politicians--United States--Social life and customs.Presidents--United States--Election--1956.Pulitzer Prizes.Science and state--United States.Trials (Murder)--Illinois--Cook County.Vietnam War, 1961-1975.

PlacesNew York (State)--Politics and government--20th century.Rome (Italy)--Social life and customs.United States--Foreign relations--20th century.


United States--Politics and government--20th century.Washington (D.C.)--Social life and customs.

TitlesNewsweek.Reporter (New York, 1949- )Washington post.

OccupationsEditors.Journalists.

Administrative InformationProvenance

The papers of Meg Greenfield, editor and journalist, were given to the Library of Congress by her estate in 2000 andreceived between 2005 and 2007.

Transfers

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Sound recordings andfilms have been transferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division. Two cartoons have beentransferred to the Prints and Photographs Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the MegGreenfield Papers.

Copyright Status

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Meg Greenfield in these papers and in other collections in the custody of theLibrary of Congress is reserved. Consult reference staff in the Manuscript Division for further information.

Access and Restrictions

Restrictions apply governing the use, photoduplication, or publication of items in this collection. Consult reference staff inthe Manuscript Division for information concerning these restrictions. In addition, many collections are stored off-site andadvance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Electronic Format

Electronic files were received as part of the papers of Meg Greenfield. Consult reference staff in the Manuscript Divisionfor more information.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container number, Meg GreenfieldPapers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical NoteDate Event1930, Dec. 27 Born Mary Ellen Greenfield, Seattle, Wash.

1952 B. A., Smith College, Northampton, Mass.

1952-1953 Fulbright scholar, Newnham College, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England

1956 Director of research, New York state headquarters, Adlai E. Stevenson presidential campaign


1957-1968 Researcher (1957-1960), Washington correspondent (1961-1965), and Washington editor andbureau chief (1965-1968), Reporter magazine

1968 Employed briefly by Harper's Magazine

1968-1999 Editorial writer (1968-1970), deputy editor (1970-1979), and editor (1979-1999) of the editorialpage, Washington Post

1974-1999 Columnist, Newsweek

1978 Awarded Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing

1999, May 13 Died, Washington, D.C.

2001 Posthumous publication of Washington. New York: Public Affairs

Scope and Content NoteThe papers of Mary Ellen Greenfield (1930-1999) span the years 1890-1999, with the bulk of material dating from 1952 to1999. The papers contain personal and professional correspondence, speeches and writings, research files, interviewtranscripts, memoranda, minutes, reports, calendars and schedules, cartoons, financial and legal records, travel files,academic records, biographical material, honors and awards, childhood diaries and writings, family papers, photographs,scrapbooks, printed matter, and electronic files documenting her career in journalism as Washington correspondent andeditor for Reporter magazine (1961-1968), editorial writer and editor of the Washington Post editorial page (1968-1999),and columnist for Newsweek (1974-1999). The collection is in English and is arranged in seven series: Personal and FamilyPapers, General Correspondence, Professional Activities File, Speeches and Writings, Subject File, Oversize, andElectronic Files.

The Personal and Family Papers series is arranged in two parts. Family papers encompass Greenfield's correspondence withher parents, Lewis J. and Lorraine Nathan Greenfield; her brother, Jim Greenfield; and other members of the Greenfield andNathan families. Much of the correspondence, particularly with her father and brother, evinces a family humor that,according to Greenfield, influenced her professional writing. Additional letters between Greenfield, her father, and brothercan be found among personal papers from her years at Smith College and University of Cambridge and during herEuropean travels in the 1950s. Most of Greenfield's letters to her mother, who died when Greenfield was twelve, werewritten as a young child. Lewis J. Greenfield's papers include a small amount of material relating to his auction house inSeattle. Lorraine Nathan Greenfield's papers feature items pertaining to her testimony at the murder trial of NathanFreudenthal Leopold and Richard A. Loeb in 1924. Included is a transcript of her testimony about her friendship with Loeb,a letter from defense attorney Clarence Darrow, and an article about the trial written by Meg Greenfield in 1982. Housed inthe Oversize series is a scrapbook created by Lorraine Greenfield at a school in Connecticut where she was sent by herfamily soon after the trial. The family papers also contain genealogical material and family photographs.

Personal papers provide biographical information and documentation on Greenfield's childhood, undergraduate education atSmith College, Fulbright scholarship at University of Cambridge, travels in Europe, and early career in journalism, as wellas her subsequent honors and awards, board memberships, and social life as a prominent Washington journalist. Childhoodpapers consist of diaries with humorous entries and drawings from her high school years, writings consisting largely ofpoetry, and a newspaper titled “El-Jo Deluxe,” started by Greenfield with a friend at the age of nine. Material concerningher academic life and early career was organized by Greenfield in packets, an arrangement that has been maintained topreserve the context of the large amount of undated material. The groupings document Greenfield's undergraduate years atSmith College (1948-1952), her experiences in Europe as a Fulbright scholar at University of Cambridge and later as aresident of Rome (1952-1955), her early professional life in New York City (1955-1961) during which time she beganworking for the Reporter, and her first years in the nation's capital as the magazine's Washington correspondent. Materialconcerning her work for Adlai E. Stevenson's presidential campaign in 1956, including amusing vignettes and notes by herabout the campaign, is filed separately in the series. The remainder of the personal papers dates from Greenfield's tenure


with the Washington Post. Included is the Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing she received in 1978 and congratulatory letterssent to her by friends and associates. A social file containing invitations, guest lists, names, and addresses traces the breadthof Greenfield's personal and professional associations. Although the invitations are largely social, some professionalfunctions are represented. Completing the personal papers are articles about or mentioning Greenfield, biographicalstatements, foundation and board memberships, memorabilia, photocopies of book inscriptions, photographs, a travel file,material concerning speaking engagements and television appearances, and records relating to scholarships she establishedin her brother's name at the University of Washington.

The General Correspondence series consists primarily of letters, cards, and notes addressed to Greenfield with very few ofher outgoing letters present. The bulk of the correspondence dates from the 1980s and 1990s. Much of it is social,conveying appreciation for dinners hosted by Greenfield, holiday greetings, get-well wishes, and updated information onpersonal activities and news. Some letters relate more directly to her writing and duties as editor of the Washington Posteditorial page. Included are letters from cartoonists, columnists, and regular contributors; some op-ed submissions;reactions to editorials and published op-ed pieces; and comments on her own columns and writings by people she knew.The series reveals the wide circle of Greenfield's friends and associates who included journalists, editors, publishers, UnitedStates presidents, administration officials, members of Congress, Supreme Court justices, writers, people in the arts,academics, university presidents, business leaders, Seattle friends, and Georgetown, D.C., neighbors. Although many of hercorrespondents were geographically dispersed, the series sheds considerable light on social life in Washington, D.C.Prominent correspondents are numerous and include Dean Acheson, Joseph Alsop, Nancy Kassebaum Baker, LeonardBeaton, Christopher Buckley, William F. Buckley, Warren Buffett, George Bush, Bruce Kerry Chapman, Nora Ephron, Billand Melinda Gates, William H. Gates, Alfred Kazin, Slim Keith, Irving Kristol, James Lehrer, Nicholas Lemann, AnthonyLewis, Anne W. Marks, Mary McGrory, Daniel P. Moynihan, Anne L. Wexler, and George F. Will.

The Professional Activities File consists of correspondence and administrative records relating to Greenfield's work at theReporter magazine, Washington Post, and Newsweek, as well as her membership on the Pulitzer Prize Board. The earliestmaterial dates from her years with the Reporter and includes memoranda from her to editor Max Ascoli in which shepresented story ideas and updated him on the progress of her reporting and writing. Letters to Greenfield include articleproposals and submissions by others, requests to reprint her articles, and reactions from readers to her reporting.Commenting on her articles were members of the general public as well as friends and acquaintances, among them fellowjournalists, editors, publishers, members of Congress, White House staff, writers, and academics. Included are letters fromRussell Baker, George W. Ball, Robert Gottlieb, Fred Charles Iklé, Lady Bird Johnson, Larry L. King, Irving Kristol,Daniel P. Moynihan, and Tom Wicker. Filed separately is an article submitted by Daniel Ellsberg, titled “Vietnam Diary,”published in the Reporter in January 1966. Letters from Ellsberg relate how he wrote the article and comment on its editing.Additional correspondence from Greenfield's years with the Reporter is filed with packets of material on her early career inthe Personal and Family Papers series and in the General Correspondence series.

Washington Post files constitute the bulk of the series and date primarily from Greenfield's years as editor of the editorialpage, 1979-1999, although significant chronological gaps exist. A large correspondence file spans the years 1979-1994 andfeatures letters from journalists, columnists, cartoonists, and editors; op-ed submissions and letters-to-the-editor fromprominent public figures; and not-for-publication reactions to editorials and columns. Some personal correspondence ispresent. Letters from job seekers are disproportionately represented in correspondence dated before 1989, appearingthereafter sparingly. The subjects discussed in the correspondence file overlap with the contents of other folders, includingthose pertaining to cartoonists, columnists, syndicates, and the Post ombudsman, as well as a separate file of editorialcorrespondence. Notes from Benjamin C. Bradlee, Leonard Downie, and Donald E. Graham are attached to some of thecorrespondence in these files. A memoranda file includes what became known as “the memo” written by Greenfield in1982 on public relations firms who claimed the ability to provide their clients access to the Washington Post's editorialboard. Among other Washington Post material in the series is a scheduling file for editorial board and staff meetings withoutside people, including public officials, political candidates, foundation directors, business leaders, university presidents,foreign dignitaries, and others. Greenfield's own meetings, activities, and conversations are chronicled in her calendars,expense account reports, and a telephone log. A list of guests invited to join Greenfield, Charles Krauthammer, and GeorgeF. Will at their Saturday lunches is available for 1987-1988. Travel files document trips to Africa, Asia, and the SovietUnion by Greenfield, Katharine Graham, and other Washington Post staff.

The Professional Activities File also contains letters from readers of Greenfield's Newsweek column. Pulitzer Prize Boardfiles consist of correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, and background binders on nominees in the journalism and letterscategories. Some board correspondence was filed by Greenfield's staff in the Washington Post correspondence file.


The Speeches and Writings series features photocopies and tear sheets of Greenfield's Reporter, Newsweek, andWashington Post articles, columns, editorials, and book reviews. Drafts of some of these works are filed with miscellaneousarticles, drafts, and reprints in this series and in the Subject File under topics to which they relate. Greenfield started towrite a memoir in the 1990s. The series includes handwritten notes and typed drafts of five chapters. The memoir wascompleted and posthumously published by historian Michael R. Beschloss at Greenfield's request. Also present among herwritings are poems and notes for a work of fiction, dating largely from the 1950s. Greenfield's speeches include addressespresented at formal speaking engagements. Many of the speeches pertain to journalism. Also included are notes forinformal remarks, most delivered at events honoring others.

The Subject File consists largely of Greenfield's research for her articles and columns. A series of notebooks dates from heryears with the Reporter in the 1960s. Topics include New York politics, United States Congress, foreign policy, civil rights,science and public policy, and Vietnam. The bulk of the remaining files dates from the 1970s and 1980s and includes newsclippings, drafts of her articles and columns, and some interview transcripts. Interviewees include Marion Barry, JimmyCarter, Nicolae Ceauþescu, Jeremiah A. Denton, Louis Farrakhan, Hamilton Jordan, Walter F. Mondale, George PrattShultz, William H. Webster, Caspar W. Weinberger, and Anne L. Wexler.

Arrangement of the PapersThe collection is arranged in seven series:

• Personal and Family Papers, circa 1890-1999• General Correspondence, circa 1949-1999• Professional Activities File, 1960-1999• Speeches and Writings, 1952-1999• Subject File, 1937-1999• Oversize, 1907-1994• Electronic Files


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-21 Personal and Family Papers, circa 1890-1999

Correspondence, family papers, childhood diaries and writings, academic records, biographicalstatements, notes, drawings, minutes, reports, calendars, honors and awards, invitations,guest lists, address books, photographs, scrapbooks, programs, travel files, cartoons,newspaper stereotypes, press passes, book inscriptions, news clippings, and financial,property, legal, and health records documenting Greenfield's family, childhood, academicsand early career, awards, board memberships, and social life.

Grouped into family and personal papers and alphabetically therein by name of person, topic,or type of material.

BOX 22-34 General Correspondence, circa 1949-1999Correspondence consisting largely of letters, cards, and notes to Greenfield.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 34-76 Professional Activities File, 1960-1999Correspondence and administrative records including memoranda, calendars and schedules,

minutes, reports, cartoons, edited galleys and drafts of writings by others, awardsubmission packets, staff surveys, contracts, a style book, biographical statements,telephone and letter logs, financial records, travel files, and printed matter relating toGreenfield's professional activities as a journalist, columnist, editor, and member of thePulitzer Prize Board.

Arranged alphabetically as Newsweek, Pulitzer Prize Board, Reporter, and Washington Postfiles and alphabetically therein by topic, name, or type of material.

BOX 76-82 Speeches and Writings, 1952-1999Photocopies, tear sheets, drafts, reprints, and lists of articles, columns, editorials, and book

reviews by Greenfield; chapter drafts and notes for a posthumously published memoir;poetry and notes for a work of fiction; and drafts and notes of speeches and remarks.

Arranged alphabetically as speeches and writings. Speeches are arranged chronologically.Writings are arranged alphabetically by type of writing or place of publication andalphabetically therein by type of material.

BOX 82-102 Subject File, 1937-1999Interview transcripts, notebooks, loose notes, drafts of columns and articles, news clippings,

and other printed matter comprising research files.Arranged alphabetically by name of person, topic, or type of material.

BOX OV 1-OV 4 Oversize, 1907-1994Photographs, a scrapbook, correspondence, cartoons, a drawing, an invitation, a certificate,

newspaper stereotypes, news clippings, and text of an interview.Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which the items

were removed.

BOX EF 1 Electronic FilesUnprocessed and unavailable.


Container List

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BOX 1-21 Personal and Family Papers, circa 1890-1999Correspondence, family papers, childhood diaries and writings, academic records, biographical

statements, notes, drawings, minutes, reports, calendars, honors and awards, invitations,guest lists, address books, photographs, scrapbooks, programs, travel files, cartoons,newspaper stereotypes, press passes, book inscriptions, news clippings, and financial,property, legal, and health records documenting Greenfield's family, childhood, academicsand early career, awards, board memberships, and social life.

Grouped into family and personal papers and alphabetically therein by name of person, topic,or type of material.

BOX 1 Family papersGeneral

Genealogy, 1900, 1989-1993Inventories and investments, 1969-1977Photographs, 1907-1996 For additional material see Container 2, Scrapbooks; See also

OversizeGreenfield, Jim (brother)

Correspondence, 1943, 1962-1964, undatedMiscellany, 1944-1973, 1997Scholarship programs See Container 12, James Greenfield scholarship and college

incentive programsGreenfield, Lewis J. (father)

CorrespondenceGreenfield, Meg, 1935-1957, undated For additional material see Container 5,

Outgoing to familyOthers, 1927-circa 1943

Miscellany, 1936, 1953-1956, 1965, undatedGreenfield, Lorraine Nathan (mother)

CorrespondenceFrom her, 1914-1917, 1942To her

Greenfield, Jim and Meg, circa 1934-1943Greenfield, Lewis J., 1927-circa 1928Others, 1926-1933, undated

Miscellany, 1925-1937, 1998, undatedScrapbook, 1924-circa 1930 See OversizeTrial of Nathan Freudenthal Leopold and Richard A. Loeb

Article by Meg Greenfield, 1982 See also OversizeCorrespondence and testimony transcript, 1924, 1975, 1984-1990News clippings, 1924 See OversizePost-trial letter from Clarence Darrow, 1924

BOX 2 Wedding, 1927Greenfield, Thelma (stepmother), 1957-1967, undated


Hammerman, Rosalind (“Rolly”) Nathan (aunt)Correspondence

Greenfield, Meg, 1939-1987, undatedOthers, 1926, undated

ScrapbooksScrapbooks I-III, circa 1890-1971

(3 folders)Scrapbook IV, trip to Japan, 1953

Nathan, Jenny (grandmother) See same container, Hammerman, Rosalind (“Rolly”) Nathan,Correspondence and Scrapbooks

BOX 3 Nieces and nephewsDeAratanha, Lorraine Greenfield, 1959-1999, undated

(3 folders)Greenfield, Adam, 1980-1982, undatedGreenfield, Jim, 1968-1999

(2 folders)Greenfield, Robin, 1971-1999, undatedHammer, Megan Greenfield, 1969-1996, undated

(2 folders)Other family members, 1952, 1961-1968, 1982-1996, undatedSisters-in-law

Greenfield, Sharon, 1964, 1982, 1994, undatedGronfein, Carol, 1957-1966, 1973-1974, 1986, 1996-1999

BOX 4 Personal papersAcademics and early career

Packet I, Smith College, Northampton, Mass.Correspondence, 1949-1952, undated

(2 folders)Miscellany, 1948-1952

Packet II, EuropeCalendars, 1953-1954Cambridge University, Cambridge, England, 1951-1953

(3 folders)Correspondence

Incoming1952-1953

(4 folders)1954-1955, undated

(9 folders)BOX 5 Outgoing to family, 1952-1955

(6 folders)Ephemera

England, Scotland, and Ireland, 1951-1959(1 folder)

BOX 6 (1 folder)Italy, 1951-1959

(2 folders)

Personal and Family Papers, circa 1890-1999

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Other European travel, 1952-1954Names and addresses, circa 1952-1955Notes and drawings, circa 1952-1955 See also OversizePhotographs, circa 1952-1955 See also Container 14, AlbumTravel to and from Europe, circa 1952-1955

Packet III, New York, N.Y.Correspondence

1955-1959(4 folders)

BOX 7 1960-1961, undated(5 folders)

Miscellany, circa 1955-1960Political ephemera, 1957-1959Stevenson, Adlai E. (1900-1965) See Container 21, same heading

BOX 8 Packet IV, Washington, D.C.Correspondence, 1962-1967, undated

(3 folders)Miscellany, circa 1961-1968Press passes, 1964-1965 See also Container 13, same heading

Articles about or mentioning Greenfield, 1961-1999(2 folders)

Biographical statements, circa 1957, 1977-1992Book inscriptions, photocopies, 1953-1999

A-M(3 folders)

BOX 9 P-W and unidentified(3 folders)

ChildhoodAward, undatedConfirmation, 1945, 1995 See also OversizeDiaries, 1944-circa 1946

(2 folders)Miscellany, 1948, undatedWritings

“El-Jo Deluxe” newspaper, 1939-1940General

1936-1945(2 folders)

BOX 10 UndatedFoundation and board memberships

International Women's Media Foundation, 1990-1997(2 folders)

PEN/Faulkner Foundation Benefit Committee, 1994-1996Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, Wash., 1992-1999Shakespeare Theatre, Washington, D.C., 1992-1993

(2 folders)Smith College, Northampton, Mass., board of trustees, 1985-1990


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Health, 1992-1999BOX 11 Helen Bush School, Seattle, Wash., 1958-1961, 1973-1974, 1985-1994

Honors and awardsGeneral, 1977-1996Honorary degrees, 1978-1999

(2 folders)Pulitzer Prize, 1978

Announcement and certificateClippingsCongratulatory letters

A-K(2 folders)

BOX 12 L-Z(2 folders)

First-name only signaturesJames Greenfield scholarship and college incentive programs, University of Washington,

Seattle, Wash.Bliquez, Lawrence J., 1990-1999Gerberding, William P., 1987-1995Halleran, Michael R., 1991-1999Harmon, Daniel P., 1989-1996McCormick, Richard L., 1995-1997Miscellany, 1989-1998Office of Development, 1987-1997Printed matter, 1986-1997

BOX 13 Latin study, 1979-1989Memorabilia

Cartoon drawings of or for Greenfield, 1985-1994, undated See also OversizeHandcrafted medal, undatedHistoric newspapers

Front-page stereotypesNixon, Richard M., resignation, 1974 See OversizePulitzer Prize awarded to Greenfield, 1978 See Oversize

Issues saved by Greenfield, 1953-1981Press passes See also Container 8, same heading

Congressional and White House, 1963-1977Miscellaneous, 1974-1979Reporter and Washington Post, pre-1968, 1978-1979Presidential election campaigns and conventions, 1964-1988

Watergate scandal, invitation to a party, undated See OversizeMemorial service programs, 1961, 1984-1999

(2 folders)Photographs

Miscellaneous, 1953-1999, undated See also OversizeBOX 14 Portraits and candid photographs of Greenfield

Album, 1952-1956, undated See also Container 6, Photographs


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Loose, circa 1955-1996 See also Oversize(2 folders)

PropertyPersonal

Boat, 1991-1992Miscellaneous, 1966, 1980, 1993-1994

Real estate, 1980-1994Smith College, Northampton, Mass.

Board of trustees See Container 10, same headingCommunist and subversive activities allegations, 1954General, 1962, 1977, 1985, 1994-1998Nomination as president, 1994Reunions, 1957-1977

BOX 15 Social fileFourth of July celebrations, undatedInvitations

General1975-1988

(9 folders)BOX 16 1989

(7 folders)BOX 17 1990-1991

(8 folders)BOX 18 1992-1993

(6 folders)1994

Jan.-Feb.BOX 19 Mar.-Dec.

(5 folders)1995-1998

(3 folders)Undated

(1 folder)BOX 20 (1 folder)

White House, 1965, 1978-1994Names, addresses, and guest lists, circa 1955-1999

(2 folders)BOX 21 (1 folder)

Speaking engagements, 1984-1997Stevenson, Adlai E. (1900-1965), presidential campaign, 1956

Campaign material(2 folders)

Vignettes and notes by GreenfieldTelevision appearances, 1965, 1993Travel, 1965-1985


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Unidentified items, 1988, 1995, undated

BOX 22-34 General Correspondence, circa 1949-1999Correspondence consisting largely of letters, cards, and notes to Greenfield.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 22 Acheson, Dean, 1962-1971Allen, George and Jodie T., 1985, 1997, undatedAlsop, Joseph, 1982-1989, undatedAlsop, Susan Mary, 1983-1991, undatedAquino, Corazon Cojuangco, 1986Ascoli, Max, 1976“A” miscellaneous, 1974-1998

(3 folders)Bacharach, Burt and Carole, 1993, undatedBaker, James Addison and Susan G., 1984-1995, undatedBaker, Nancy Kassebaum, 1984-1987, 1995, undatedBaker, Russell, 1987-1994Beaton, Leonard, 1965-1966Bentsen, Lloyd, 1986-1994Beschloss, Michael R. and Afsaneh, 1994-1998, undatedBlock, Herb, undatedBole, Allen, 1954-1966Boorstin, Daniel J., 1987Boren, David and Molly, 1990-1994, undatedBorgman, Jim, 1995, undated

BOX 23 Buckley, Christopher and Lucy, 1984-1999Buckley, William F., 1985-1990Buffett, Susan and Warren, 1992-1998Burger, Warren, 1983, undatedBush, Barbara and George, 1982-1991“B” miscellaneous, 1966-1999

(5 folders)BOX 24 Carter, Jimmy and Rosalyn, 1989, 1995, undated

Catto, Henry E. and Jessica, 1986-1990, 1999, undatedChapman, Bruce Kerry, 1992-1994Cheever, Susan, 1991Cheney, Lynne and Richard B., 1993-1995Clinton, Bill and Hillary Rodham, 1993-1999Cohen, William S., 1985-1995Cronyn, Hume, and Jessica Tandy, 1983-1997Cutler, Lloyd, and Polly Kraft, 1990, undated“C” miscellaneous, 1962-1967, 1976-1999

(4 folders)Danforth, John C. and Sally, 1986, 1994-1997, undatedDove, Rita, 1989, 1993-1995Dowd, Maureen, 1995-1997


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Downie, Leonard, 1996, undatedDwyer, Vasiliki and William L., 1992-1999“D” miscellaneous, 1983-1996

(2 folders)BOX 25 Ephron, Nora, undated

Evans, Daniel J. and Nancy, 1992-1997Evans, Kay and Rowland, 1985-1993, undated See also Oversize“E” miscellaneous, 1971, 1986-1999Ford, Gerald R., 1989Friedman, Paul, circa 1949-1956

(2 folders)“F” miscellaneous, 1962-1964, 1970-1974, 1984-1998

(2 folders)Garment, Leonard, 1983-1995Gates, Bill and Melinda, 1992-1999, undated

(4 folders)Gates, Robert, 1989-1992Gates, William H., and

Gates, Mary, 1989-1994Gates, Mimi Gardner, 1995-1996

BOX 26 Gerberding, Ruth and William P., 1989-1998Geyelin, Philip L., 1979, 1987Gingrich, Newt, 1984, 1992Gore, Albert (1948- ) and Tipper, 1984-1991, 1998Gottlieb, Robert, 1990-1991, undatedGraham, Donald E. and Mary, 1988-1993, undated See also Container 70, Graham, Donald E.Graham, Katharine, 1971, 1987, 1993-1997, undated See also OversizeGreenfield, Arnold and Ruth, 1969, 1981-1993Greengard, Joseph and Lila, 1974-1981, 1990-1997, undated

(2 folders)Greenspan, Alan, and Andrea Mitchell, 1990-1998, undated“G” miscellaneous, 1964-1966, 1975-1999

(4 folders)Hadden, George and Marjorie, 1989-1999Harmon, Daniel Patrick, 1991-1998

BOX 27 Harper's Magazine, 1968Healy, Timothy S., 1985-1988Heinz Kerry, Teresa, and John Kerry, 1991-1998Helms, Cynthia and Richard, 1970-1974, 1990-1995, undatedHertzberg, Hendrik, 1984, undatedHoagland, Jane and Jim, 1995-1998Huffington, Arianna, 1988-1994Huntoon, Ann and Dave, 1971-1973, 1993-1998“H” miscellaneous, 1961-1999

(3 folders)Ignatius, David and Eve, 1986, 1996-1998“I” miscellaneous, 1982-1985, 1996

General Correspondence, circa 1949-1999

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Jaworski, Leon, 1974Jong, Erica, and Ken Burrows, 1984-1996Jordan, Ann and Vernon E., 1990-1994, undated“J” miscellaneous, 1974-1999

(2 folders)Kaiser, Robert G., 1996-1999, undatedKazin, Alfred, 1961-1965Keith, Slim, 1983-1989Kemp, Jack and Joanne, 1983-1990

BOX 28 Ketcham, Janet W., 1990-1999Kinsley, Michael, 1979, 1986-1997Kissinger, Henry and Nancy, 1985-1987, 1999, undatedKrauthammer, Charles and Robyn, 1986-1992, 1999Kristol, Bea and Irving, 1967, 1974-1979, 1995-1999“K” miscellaneous, 1965, 1973-1999

(4 folders)Lamar, Clifford and Martha, 1984-1985, 1997, undatedLanders, Ann, 1994, undatedLang, Allen and Carolyn, 1989-1999Langlie, Arthur, and family, 1990-1998Lehrer, James and Kate, 1988-1995Lein, John N. and Claire, 1989-1998Lemann, Nicholas, 1983-1986Levin, Leslie and Marilyn, 1971, undated

BOX 29 Lewis, Anthony, 1975, 1984, 1992Lewis, Ellen and Victor, 1982-1998Lovejoy, Thomas, 1989-1996“L” miscellaneous, 1963-1967, 1978-1998Marks, Anne W., 1966-1967, 1973-1980, undated

(2 folders)Mathias, Ann and Charles McC., 1979-1987, 1994McCain, John, and family, 1996-1997McFarlane, Robert C. and Jonny, 1985-1986McGovern, George S., 1979McGrory, Mary, 1971-1974, 1986-1999McLarty, Donna and Thomas F. (“Mack”), 1993-1996McNamara, Robert, 1988Morris, James M. and Merle Greengard, 1979-1987, 1996-1999Moynihan, Daniel P. and Elizabeth, 1970, 1977-1997

(3 folders)Munro, Ralph, 1991“M” miscellaneous, 1962-1966, 1973-1998

Ma(2 folders)

BOX 30 Mc-Mu(3 folders)

Nordstrom, John and Sally, 1990-1998


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“N” miscellaneous, 1962-1967, 1986-1997O'Connor, John and Sandra Day, 1985-1988“O” miscellaneous, 1974-1976, 1984-1986, 1993-1997

(3 folders)Powell, Alma and Colin, 1990-1998Powell, Lewis, 1979, 1987-1991“P” miscellaneous, 1953, 1962, 1973-1978, 1984-1999

(2 folders)Quayle, Dan, and family, 1994, undatedQuinn, Sally, undatedReagan, Nancy and Ronald, 1981-1989

BOX 31 Rosenblatt, Ginny and Roger, 1979-1981, 1991, 1998Runstad, Jon and Judith M., 1993-1998Russert, Tim, 1989, undated“R” miscellaneous, 1964-1999

(5 folders)Safire, Helene and William, 1990-1997Schorr, Daniel, undatedShalala, Donna E., 1977-1984, 1997-1999Shields, Anne and Mark, 1980-1984, 1996Shrontz, Frank and Harriet, 1993-1996Shultz, George Pratt and Maria (“O'Bie”), 1983-1989, 1995Sievertson, Ann and Norm, 1991-1993, undatedStrauss, Helen and Robert S., 1991-1992, undatedSuzman, Helen, 1983-1989, 1995“S” miscellaneous, 1962, 1973-1997

SaBOX 32 Sc-Sy

(6 folders)Thomas, Evan, 1996Truman, Margaret, 1992“T-U” miscellaneous, 1971-1976, 1982-1998

(3 folders)Valenti, Jack, 1987-1989“V” miscellaneous, 1966, 1974-1986, 1996Walters, Barbara, 1980, 1986-1990Weber, Ann Fraser, 1994-1998Webster, William H., 1989-1990Weinberger, Caspar W., 1975, 1983-1986Wexler, Anne L., 1990-1996Weymouth, Lally, 1993-1998White, Theodore H., 1973-1974Wilkinson, Tom, 1999Will, George F. and Mari Maseng, 1985-1994, undated

BOX 33 Will, Madeleine, undatedWolfenson, Elaine and James D., 1992-1998Wright, Bagley and Jinny, 1991-1998


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Wyckoff, Ann and Evans, 1992-1998“W-Y” miscellaneous, 1961-1999

(5 folders)Zerwick, Cloe, 1970, 1978, undated“Z” miscellaneous, 1985-1987, 1993Collectively signed, 1998-1999, undatedUnidentified

Signed with first names, 1962-1999A-I

(4 folders)BOX 34 J-W

(9 folders)Unsigned, pseudonyms, and indecipherable signatures, 1971, 1991-1997, undated

(2 folders)

BOX 34-76 Professional Activities File, 1960-1999Correspondence and administrative records including memoranda, calendars and schedules,

minutes, reports, cartoons, edited galleys and drafts of writings by others, awardsubmission packets, staff surveys, contracts, a style book, biographical statements,telephone and letter logs, financial records, travel files, and printed matter relating toGreenfield's professional activities as a journalist, columnist, editor, and member of thePulitzer Prize Board.

Arranged alphabetically as Newsweek, Pulitzer Prize Board, Reporter, and Washington Postfiles and alphabetically therein by topic, name, or type of material.

BOX 34 NewsweekGeneral, 1984-1993Letters from readers

1974General

BOX 35 “The General and the Jews”1975

“Are We Too Generous?”“Ethnic and Son”General

(3 folders)“The Raccoon Connection”“Tran Van Jones”

1976“Death by Friendly Fire”

BOX 36 General“Mr. Carter Goes to Washington”“What Not to Say at 37,000 Feet”

1977-1978, 1987-1993(10 folders)

BOX 37 1994-1995, undated(3 folders)

Attachments separated from letters, 1972-1976


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Permissions to reprint, 1986-1999(4 folders)

Pulitzer Prize BoardGeneral

1983-1987BOX 38 1988-1991

(7 folders)BOX 39 1992-1994

(7 folders)BOX 40 1995

Journalism and letters entries1987-1991

(4 folders)BOX 41 1992-1995

(4 folders)Photograph, circa 1992Prize awarded Greenfield See Containers 11-12, Pulitzer PrizeWashington Post nominations See Container 71, Pulitzer Prize nominations

ReporterArticles by Greenfield cited, 1961-1967

BOX 42 Biographical statements, undatedCalendars, 1962-1967

(2 folders)Congressional correspondence, 1961-1968Ellsberg, Daniel, “Vietnam Diary”

Correspondence, 1965-1966Drafts, 1965-1966

General19601961

Jan.-Sept.(2 folders)

BOX 43 Oct.-Dec.1962-1965

(9 folders)1966

Jan.-Mar.(2 folders)

BOX 44 Apr.-Dec.(2 folders)

1967-1968, undated(4 folders)

Permissions to reprint, 1963-1972White House correspondence, 1961-1967

Washington PostAccuracy in Media

Professional Activities File, 1960-1999

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1979-1980(3 folders)

BOX 45 1981-1995(9 folders)

BOX 46 American Society of Newspaper Editors, 1978, 1988-1994Annual report, 1984Calendars and schedules

July 1984, 1988-1990, 1992(6 folders)

BOX 47 1993-1994(5 folders)

1995(1 folder)

BOX 48 (1 folder)1996-1998

CartoonistsAnnual dinner, 1985-1995

(2 folders)Contracts, 1970-1995General, 1970-1998, undated See also Oversize

(4 folders)BOX 49 Wright, Don, depiction of the prophet Mohammad, 1990

ColumnistsContracts, 1973-1975, 1983-1985Kurtz, Howard, regarding Mollie Dickenson, 1994Matthews, Jessica T., 1990-1991Syndicated See Container 72, Syndicates

Computers, 1986-1995, undatedConflicts of interest, 1987-1996Corporate policy manual, 1981Correspondence file

1979-1988A-B

(2 folders)BOX 50 C-I

(8 folders)BOX 51 J-R

(7 folders)BOX 52 S-Z

(5 folders)Anonymous

1989-1992A

(3 folders)B

(1 folder)BOX 53 (5 folders)


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C(2 folders)

BOX 54 (2 folders)D-E

(5 folders)BOX 55 F-G

(7 folders)H


I-J(3 folders)

K(2 folders)

BOX 57 (2 folders)L

(4 folders)M

(2 folders)BOX 58 (3 folders)

N-O(3 folders)

P(2 folders)

BOX 59 (2 folders)R

(4 folders)S

(2 folders)BOX 60 (5 folders)

T(3 folders)

BOX 61 U-Z(6 folders)

Anonymous1993-1994

AB


C-J(6 folders)

BOX 63 K-S(9 folders)

BOX 64 T-Z(4 folders)

Unidentified


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Council on Foreign Relations, 1989-1993(2 folders)

Editorial correspondence and editing1976-1992

(3 folders)BOX 65 1993-1999, undated

(2 folders)Editorial internship program, 1992Editorial meetings with outside people

1988-1989(5 folders)

BOX 66 1990-1993(7 folders)

Declined(2 folders)

BOX 67 Scheduled(4 folders)

BOX 68 (1 folder)Financial records

Departmental accounts, 1994General ledger detail, 1994-1995Operating expense and budget statements, 1994-1995Personal

Expense account1972-1980

(4 folders)BOX 69 1981-1995

(8 folders)BOX 70 Miscellany, 1989-1993

Graham, Donald E., 1985-1993, undated See also Container 26, Graham, Donald E. andMary; Oversize(3 folders)

Letter log, 1992Los Angeles Times style book, 1993Memoranda

General, 1988-1998Regarding

Affirmative action, undatedPublic relations firms, 1968, 1982

Miscellany, 1974, 1983, 1994Move to the Prudential Building, Washington, D.C., 1993News check logs, 1991-1994

BOX 71 Ombudsman, 1992Pugwash meetings, Amelia Island, Fla., 1987-1994Pulitzer Prize nominations, 1980-1995

(7 folders)Saturday lunch list, 1987-1988


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BOX 72 StaffLabor relations, 1981, 1989-1995Opinion survey, undatedStatistics

Full-time positions, 1994-1995Part-time and overtime hours, 1994

SyndicatesCreators Syndicate, 1987-1995Los Angeles Times Syndicate, 1985-1993Miscellaneous, 1987-1995New York Times Syndication Sales Corp., 1981-1995Tribune Media Services, 1985-1992United Features Syndicate, 1985-1992Universal Press Syndicate, 1985-1990Washington Post Writers Group, 1980-1994

BOX 73 TelephoneLog, 1994

(7 folders)Miscellaneous messages, 1988-1999

BOX 74 TravelList of travel (1976-1990) by Katharine Graham and staff who accompanied her, 1993Passport and visas, 1982-1990Trips

1982Africa

BackgroundGeneralKenyaSouth Africa

(2 folders)ZambiaZimbabwe

Correspondence and arrangementsBOX 75 Drafts of writings

Europe1983, Europe1986, Asia

Correspondence, itineraries, and invitations(2 folders)

Notes, interviews, and background(3 folders)

1988Hungary and CzechoslovakiaSoviet Union

Arrangements and Soviet media coverageBackground


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General(1 folder)

BOX 76 (2 folders)Interviews by others

(2 folders)Interview with Mikhail Gorbachev

1989, EnglandWhite House press pass renewals, 1989-1993

BOX 76-82 Speeches and Writings, 1952-1999Photocopies, tear sheets, drafts, reprints, and lists of articles, columns, editorials, and book

reviews by Greenfield; chapter drafts and notes for a posthumously published memoir;poetry and notes for a work of fiction; and drafts and notes of speeches and remarks.

Arranged alphabetically as speeches and writings. Speeches are arranged chronologically.Writings are arranged alphabetically by type of writing or place of publication andalphabetically therein by type of material.

BOX 76 Speeches and remarkscirca 1977-1987

(2 folders)BOX 77 1988-1997, undated

(6 folders)Writings

Fiction and poetry, 1952-1957, 1975 For additional material see Containers 9-10, Writings,General(2 folders)

Memoir, 1990sDrafts

Chapters“The Age”


“News Business”(3 folders)

“Power Play”(1 folder)

BOX 79 (2 folders)“Transformation”

(2 folders)“Women and Children”

(2 folders)Miscellaneous pages


Notes(4 folders)

Miscellaneous articles, drafts, and reprints, 1953-1999(4 folders)

Newsweek columns


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Drafts and reprints See same container, Miscellaneous articles, drafts, and reprintsLists, 1978-1987

BOX 81 Photocopies and originals, 1974-1999(7 folders)

Proposed anthology of articles, 1968-1975Reporter articles

Drafts and reprints See Container 80, Miscellaneous articles, drafts, and reprintsPhotocopies, 1958-1968

(3 folders)BOX 82 Washington Post

Articles, columns, and book reviewsDrafts and reprints See Container 80, Miscellaneous articles, drafts, and reprintsLists, 1968-1986Photocopies, 1968-1988, 1994-1995, 1998

(5 folders)Editorials, 1977, 1987, 1994, 1998

BOX 82-102 Subject File, 1937-1999Interview transcripts, notebooks, loose notes, drafts of columns and articles, news clippings,

and other printed matter comprising research files.Arranged alphabetically by name of person, topic, or type of material.

BOX 82 Articles of interest1960s-1970s1980s


1990sBOX 84 Blake, William, 1950-1957

(2 folders)Carter, Jimmy, administration

Bell, Daniel, account of a White House dinner, 1979China, 1978-1979

(2 folders)General, 1976-1980

(2 folders)Interview with Carter, 1980

BOX 85 Printed matter, 1976-1980(2 folders)

Ceausescu, Nicolae, 1977Central Intelligence Agency, 1975-1979

(3 folders)Challenger (space shuttle) accident report, 1986Children in the White House, 1959-1967

BOX 86 Civil rights legislation, circa 1964-1965(2 folders)

Classical studies, 1981-1986Clinton, Bill and Hillary Rodham, 1993-1999

Speeches and Writings, 1952-1999

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Crime and criminal justice, 1967-1982, 1993(3 folders)

BOX 87 (1 folder)Curtis, Thomas Bradford, 1965, 1974-1976, 1993Democratic national conventions

1980, New York, N.Y.(3 folders)

1988, Atlanta, Ga.(2 folders)

BOX 88 (2 folders)Democratic Party, 1975, 1986Denton, Jeremiah A., 1981

(2 folders)Employment, 1974-1976Enola Gay (bomber) exhibition, National Air and Space Museum, Washington, D.C., 1994

(1 folder)BOX 89 (2 folders)BOX 90 Environment, 1977-1985, undated

Ethics in government, 1964, 1976-1979, 1990(3 folders)

Europe, 1963-1978, 1988-1990Families, 1973-1980sFarrakhan, Louis, 1990Federal rules and regulations, 1974-1976

(2 folders)BOX 91 Foreign affairs and defense, 1960s-1990s

(3 folders)Fortas, Abe, 1965-1969, 1982-1983, 1997Gore, Albert (1948- ), 1993Health, education, and welfare, 1971-1979, 1992-1996

(3 folders)Hutschnecker, Arnold A., 1971-1990

BOX 92 John Paul II, Pope, assassination attempt, 1984Johnson, Lyndon B., presidential transition, 1963-1967Jones, Jim (1931-1978), 1977Jordan, Hamilton, 1980Kemp, Jack, circa 1981Kissinger, Henry, 1973-1976Language, 1955-1968

(4 folders)Levi, Edward H., 1975-1976

BOX 93 Liberalism, 1976Manchester, William, 1966-1967McCarthyism, 1961, 1975-1977, 1991McCulloch, William Moore, 1980, 1996McGovern, George S., 1971-1972Media

Subject File, 1937-1999

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Content as social indicators, Greenfield index, 1978General, 1967-1997

(2 folders)Newsweek, 1937-1974

Meese, Edwin, 1981Mondale, Walter F., 1976, 1981-1984 See also Oversize

BOX 94 Nixon, Richard M.General, 1968-1994Transcript of recorded presidential conversations, annotated, 1974

NotebooksCivil rights, 1960sCuba, with additional notes on other foreign affairs issues, circa 1962

BOX 95 DeSapio, Carmine G., circa 1962Dirksen, Everett McKinley, circa 1964Foreign affairs, circa 1967Halleck, Charles A.; House Republicans; and missile defense, circa 1961Hamilton, Fowler, and foreign aid, circa 1962Health, Education, and Welfare, Department of, 1960sHumphrey, Hubert H., circa 1968Keating, Kenneth B., circa 1964

BOX 96 Kelsey, Maud Q., Crosscurrents Press, and the House Committee on Un-AmericanActivities, 1962

Kennedy, Edward M., circa 1966Johnson, Lady Bird, and politicians' wives, 1965New York Democrats, undatedPostal Service, management and censorship, circa 1962-1965

(2 folders)Presidential election campaigns, 1964-1968, 1988

(2 folders)BOX 97 Russell, Richard B., circa 1964

Science, with unrelated notes on civil rights, circa 1963(4 folders)

Senate, circa 1965Sino-India border war, circa 1962United Nations, circa 1965

(2 folders)BOX 98 Vietnam

General, 1966“Teach-in” event, Washington, D.C., 1965

Walter, Francis E., and immigration, circa 1961Notes, loose, circa 1952-1999

(5 folders)BOX 99 Peace Corps and voluntarism, 1961-1962, 1976

(2 folders)Presidential election campaigns

19601968


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19761980

(2 folders)BOX 100 (1 folder)

1988Private philanthropy, 1975Racial, ethnic, and sex discrimination, 1961-1996

(2 folders)Science and mathematics, 1959-1961

(1 folder)BOX 101 (1 folder)

Shultz, George Pratt, 1983, undatedState Department reorganization, 1961Television, 1977-1979Truman, Harry S., undatedVice presidency, 1972-1976Washington, D.C.

Barry, Marion, 1988-1994Caste and class in a southern town, 1958-1962

(2 folders)General, 1989-1994

BOX 102 Washington, Harold, 1986Watkins, James, 1988Webster, William H., 1987-1989Weinberger, Caspar W., 1987-1992Wexler, Anne L., 1980White House Conference on Families, 1979-1980Wilder, Lawrence Douglas, 1989-1992Women's society page, 1959-1964

(2 folders)Worker safety, 1976-1977World War II, 1945, 1995

BOX OV 1-OV 4 Oversize, 1907-1994Photographs, a scrapbook, correspondence, cartoons, a drawing, an invitation, a certificate,

newspaper stereotypes, news clippings, and text of an interview.Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which the items

were removed.

BOX OV 1 Personal and Family PapersFamily papers

GeneralPhotographs, 1907-1983 (Container 1)

BOX OV 2 Greenfield, Lorraine Nathan (mother)Scrapbook, 1924-circa 1930 (Container 1)

Part IBOX OV 3 Part IIBOX OV 4 Trial of Nathan Freudenthal Leopold and Richard A. Loeb


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Article by Meg Greenfield, 1982 (Container 1)News clippings, 1924 (Container 1)

Personal papersAcademics and early career

Packet II, EuropeNotes and drawings, circa 1952-1955 (Container 6)

ChildhoodConfirmation, 1945 (Container 9)

MemorabiliaCartoon drawings of or for Greenfield, 1994, undated (Container 13)Historic newspapers

Front-page stereotypesNixon, Richard M., resignation, 1974 (Container 13)Pulitzer Prize awarded to Greenfield, 1978 (Container 13)

Watergate scandal, invitation to a party, 1973 (Container 13)Photographs

Miscellaneous, undated (Container 13)Portraits and candid photographs of Greenfield

Loose, 1975, undated (Container 14)General Correspondence

Evans, Kay and Rowland, undated (Container 25)Graham, Katharine, 1987 (Container 26)

Professional ActivitiesWashington Post

CartoonistsGeneral, 1970, 1990s (Container 48)

Graham, Donald E., 1993 (Container 70)Subject File

Mondale, Walter F., 1984 (Container 93)

BOX EF 1 Electronic FilesUnprocessed and unavailable.

BOX EF 1 Unprocessed and unavailable

Oversize, 1907-1994

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