Guide to the Emilio Q. Daddario Congressional Papers, 1959 - 1970

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Descriptive Summary
Repository	Special Collections & Archives, Wesleyan University
Creator	Daddario, Emilio Q. (Emilio Quincy), 1918-
Title	Emilio Q. Daddario Congressional Papers,
Dates	1959 - 1970
Linear Feet	53
Archival Boxes	53
Abstract	Emilio Q. Daddario was a Connecticut congressman in the United States House of Representatives from 1959 to 1970 who was active in committees on scientific research and aerospace. He was a 1939 graduate of Wesleyan University and practiced law in Connecticut prior to running for office. He served as mayor of Middletown, Conn. from 1946 to 1948.
	The Emilio Q. Daddario Congressional Papers cover his six terms in the United States House of Representatives as a Member of Congress from the First District, State of Connecticut. These include papers from his Congressional office as well as documents pertaining to the work of his Subcommittee on Science, Research and Development.
Call Number	1000-163
Location	For current information on the location of these materials, please consult Special Collections & Archives staff.
Language of Material	Material in English

Biographical Note


Chronology List
	September 24, 1918	Emilio Quincy Daddario born, Newton Center, Massachusetts
	1934	Graduated from Tilton (New Hampshire) Academy
	1934-1935	Attended Newton (Mass.) Country Day School
	1935-1939	Attended Wesleyan University. In college Daddario studied under such politically active professors as E. E. Schattschneider and Wilbert Snow. He majored in government, was a member of Eclectic House, and active in extra-curricular affairs. Daddario played varsity football at Wesleyan for three years and broke or established most of the team's modern day records with his broken field running and drop-kicking ability. He was captain of the football team as a senior. He twice won the C. Everett Bacon award for outstanding athletic ability, which included three years as a varsity shortstop on the baseball team. Later, to pay his way through law school, Daddario played professional football with the Providence Steamrollers and the Hartford Blues, the latter as captain, star and coach. He also coached the Wethersfield State Prison football team. In 1963 he was named to the "Sports Illustrated Silver Anniversary All-America Award" for college players who have achieved success in their lives since. In 1964 his early athletic exploits were honored by Connecticut Sportwriters' Gold Key Award.
	1939-1942	Daddario attended Boston University Law School for two years, 1939-1941. He then transferred to the University of Connecticut Law School for the final year and received the LL.B. degree in June 1942.
	1940	Married Berenice Carbo of Middletown, October 20, 1940.
	1942-	Daddario passed both the Connecticut and Massachusetts Bar Examinations and began the practice of law in Middletown in the summer of 1942. His office was in the Middletown Savings Building, 164 Court Street. In 1953, he moved his practice to Hartford.
	1943-1945	Daddario enlisted in the United States Army in February 1943, and was assigned to the Office of Strategic Services in the Mediterranean Theatre. Entering as a private he underwent intensive training for ten months and eventually served with partisans in Italy, behind the lines. For remarkable service during the war, he was awarded the U.S. Legion of Merit and the Italian Medaglio d'Argento medals. This brief description of his exploits documents this aspect of his career: "But it remained for a 24-year-old OSS officer who had infiltrated into Milan to top all these other exploits by waging a brief but highly successful war of his own. During the last five days of the Italian campaign, this one man task-force, Captain Emilio Q. Daddario of Boston, Mass., maneuvered single-handed the surrender of the Nazi S. S. Headquarters at Villa Locatelli in Cenobbio; arranged with the German General in command at Como to confine his troops to the barracks of Italy, made a prisoner of Marshal Graziani, Chief of the Italian Fascist Army as well as Generals Bonomi and Sorrentino and other leaders who were to be turned over to Allied intelligence."
		"This last proved to be a ticklish business. The bodies of Mussolini and other prominent Fascists were dangling upside down in the main square of MIlan, and the frenzied populace demanded Graziani as well. But Captain Daddario had orders from Allied Headquarters to bring Graziani back alive. Somehow he managed to spirit his prize prisoner out of Milan. Several times the OSS party was under fire from excited Italian Partisans; the car which was assigned to the Marshal was dynamited and an OSS lieutenant badly wounded, but Graziani was delivered intact."
	1946-1948	Daddario was nominated by the Democratic Town Committee to run for mayor of Middletown and was elected on October 8, 1946. His vote was 4,686 over the Republican Salvatore T. Cubeta's total of 4,306. Cubeta had served as mayor for two terms. Middletown's population in 1940 was 26,495 and rose in 1950 to 29,711. Members of the Common Council during the Daddario administration were four Republican holdovers from the 1944 election (Rosindo Amato, C. Marsden Bacon, Joseph P. Chester and A. Pickett Hull) and five Democrats elected in 1946 (Herbert C. F. Bell, William J. Scanlon, Irving R. Segal, Fiorie DeToro, and Leo Zieller). Daddario assumed office as Middletown's 64th mayor on October 10, 1946 and at age 28 he was the youngest mayor in Connecticut history. Although the office was then considered a part-time position that enabled, or obliged, the officeholder to continue other private employment, Mayor Daddario's administration was a highly active one: the water system was restructured, new parks added, low cost housing built, and collective bargaining for city employees instituted. Mayor Daddario's efforts in reforming the school system in Middletown have been recalled by Wilbert Snow: "We ran him for the office of Mayor in October 1946 and while Mayor, he did me one favor I have never ceased to be grateful for. In Middletown we had not one but two School Boards, one a City Board for the four square miles within the city, and one a Town Board, for the 44 square miles outside the city limits. For eleven years I was chairman of the Town Board. The teachers in the City schools, operating under a special state charter, were receiving from two to four hundred dollars a year more than the teachers in the Town School District, even though they ate in the same restaurants and shopped in the same stores. I acquainted my former student with the disparity and he saw to it that the salaries were equalized."
		In September, 1948 Mayor Daddario announced that he had "informed a nominating committee of the Democratic Town Committee that I would not seek reelection in the coming city election due to the obligations which I owe my family and business." (The Middletown Press, September 13, 1948) He praised the new Democratic slate headed by a Wesleyan University Professor of History, Herbert C. F. Bell, who was subsequently elected to succeed Daddario as mayor.
	1949-1950	E. Q. Daddario was appointed by the Governor of Connecticut to be Judge of the Municipal Court of Middletown. The Middletown Court was in a class with larger cities of the state and had civil jurisdiction not exceeding $1,000 and criminal jurisdiction not exceeding penalty of $400 fine, or imprisonment for one year or both. Small claims jurisdiction was $100 or less [Conn. Gen. Stat., Rev. 1949, Chapters 4 and 377, and Sec. 92]. During his brief tenure, Daddario was elected Vice President of the Assembly of Municipal Court Judges (Conn. State Register and Manual, 1950, p. 203). Daddario resigned his judgeship when recalled military duty in the Korean War.
	1950-1952	After World War II Daddario had continued reserve service in the National Guard in the 43rd Infantry Division located in Connecticut. This division was activated soon after the outbreak of war in Korea in June 1950. Daddario served as a major with the Far East Liaison Group in Korea and Japan.
	1952-	Reumed legal practice in Hartford, Connecticut as partner in firm of Daddario, Burns, Eddy, & Slitt.
	1952-	Memberships: Trustee and member of Alumni Council, Wesleyan University. University of Connecticut Law School Alumni Association. Theta Nu Epsilon. Phi Nu Theta. Knights of Columbus. Elks Club. Member of Board of Directors, Long Lane School in Middletown, Middlesex Hospital in Middletown. Member of Board of Regents, University of Hartford, Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
	1958	Elected as Democratic Member of the United States House of Representatives from the First District of Connecticut in November. Took office on January 7, 1959 when the 86th Congress began.
	1959-1971	Under the original Constitutional Apportionment in 1788 the state legislature established the First Congressional District in the center of Connecticut with Hartford as its focus. This has continued to this day through numerous reapportionments and redistricting actions. Originally the House had 65 members, 5 from Connecticut. Since 1930 Connecticut has had 6 seats in a 435 member House of Representatives. The District was changed slightly during Representative Daddario's tenure and does not embrace all of Hartford County. Towns included in the First District: Bloomfield, East Hartford, East Windsor, Glastonbury, Hartford, Manchester, Marlborough, Newington, Rocky Hill, South Windsor, West Hartford, Wethersfield, and Windsor. Its population in 1960 was 422,766; in 1970, 505,418.
	1959-1970	COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP IN CONGRESS: Daddario sought and won membership on the House Committee on Science and Astronautics in January 1959 and served continuously on this committee until the end of his service in December 1970.
		When the Subcommittee on Science, Research, and Development was created in 1963, Daddario became its first chairman. During his chairmanship, the Subcommittee covered a wide range of topics in trying "to develop a capacity for detecting well in advance some of the Nation's problems involving science and technology." Topics covered during the first eight years of the Subcommittee included federal science policy, federal research and development programs, aeronautics, science education, the National Science Foundation, science informations systems and handling, standard reference data, environmental quality, fire research, technology assessment, management of federal scientific activities, international science, and systems studies.
		Daddario's Subcommittee colleagues changed over time. Among its members besides himself were John W. Davis (D-Georgia), Joe D. Waggonner (D-Louisiana), George E. Brown, Jr. (D-California), Earle Cabell (D-Texas), Bertram L. Podell (D-New York), James W. Symington (D-Missouri), Alphonzo Bell (R-California), Charles A. Mosher (R-Ohio), D. E. (Buz)Lukens (R-Ohio), and Larry Wynn, Jr. (R-Kansas).
		NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION: The Subcommittee held numerous hearings into national policy regarding scientific research and development (R&D). Reports were issued on government research and development expenditures and on the geographic distribution among the states of federal research grants in 1964. The National Science Foundation (NSF) was under intensive scrutiny, and the Subcommittee was responsible for hearings on appropriations to the NSF. In March 1966, Daddario issued a bill modifying the NSF's organizational structure and scope, based on the Subcommittee report issued in the previous December. That bill became law in July 1966 [An Act to Amend the National Science Foundation Act of 1950, 82 Stat. 360]. By 1970, the Subcommittee recommended and acquired for the NSF a budget of $477,605,000 [National Science Foundation Authorization Act, 1970, 83 Stat. 203]. The Subcommittee then proposed a bill for the "collection, compilation, critical evaluation, publication, and dissemination of standard reference data" through the Secretary of Commerce. This bill, which authorized $1.86 million for fiscal 1969 became law [Standard Reference Data Act, 82 Stat. 339]. In 1969, Congress approved an authorization of $6 million for a standard reference data system in the National Bureau of Standards [Standard Reference Data Act - Appropriations, 83 Stat. 273].
		ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY: Hearings on the state of the environment and the ability of technology to save it were held in 1966, and the Subcommittee called a joint House-Senate "colloquium to discuss congressional strategy." From this came a report, "Congressional White Paper on a National Policy for the Environment," which was later incorporated into the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 [83 Stat. 852].
		FIRE RESEARCH AND SAFETY: Daddario's Subcommittee of the Science and Astronautics Committee held hearings in May of 1967 on fire research and safety program appropriations. Their proposed bill was altered by the Congress, but eventually authorized $5 million for research [Fire Research and Safety Act of 1969, 82 Stat. 34]
		TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT: One of the more active roles Daddario played was in the proposal to establish a Technology Assessment Board. Its purpose was "to provide a method for identifying, assessing, publicizing, and dealing with the implications and effects of applied research and technology" [U.S., Congress, House, Congressional Record, vol. 113, p. 5748]. A seminar on technology assessment resulted in continued hearings by the Subcommittee into that area before any legislation could be drawn up. Three special studies were requested from the Legislative Reference Service, the National Academy of Sciences, and the National Academy of Engineering. A fourth report, made by the National Academy of Public Information dealt with administrative facets of technology assessment in the Executive Branch. A report from the Science Policy Research Division of the Library of Congress (April 1969), a report by the American Association for the Advancement of Science on ecological effects of chemical defoliants in Vietnam, and a crucial meeting in February, 1969 of the Panel on Science and Technology paved the way for H.R. 17046, a bill introduced by Congressmen Daddario and Mosher (R-Ohio). Subsequently, the "Technology Assessment Act of 1972" was adopted to establish an Office of Technology Assessment "for the Congress as an aid in the identification and consideration of existing and probable impacts of technological application." [Public Law 92-484; 86 Stat. 797]. The official legislative history of the Technology Assessment Act of 1972 states the following: "The House Committee on Science and Astronautics provided early leadership in designing this proposed institution, and its Subcommittee on Science, Research, and Development, under the chairmanship of Emilio Q. Daddario and later John W. Davis, created a substantial literature on the subject. "[Senate Report No. 92-1123, in U.S. Code Congressional and Administrative News, 1972, p. 5195].
		RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT: The Subcommittee on Science, Research, and Development also recommended that greater use be made of federal laboratories. In a related area, the Subcommittee heard reports and testimony on the federal governments organization of scientific activities. "On April 15, 1970, Representative Daddario transmitted to Chairman Miller a report recommending certain centralizations of federal science responsibilities" [Summary of Activities, p. 70]. The report recommended establishment of the National Institutes of Research and Advanced Studies (NIRAS), strengthening of the science superstructure in the President's office, promotion of the funding of academic science and higher education, continuation of support to research, and consolidation of congressional committees' jurisdiction dealing with research and education at the graduate level in all fields of learning. Daddario also served as Chairman of a select subcommittee to review patent provisions of the Space Act [72 Stat. 426].
		THE INTERPARLIAMENTARY UNION: Congressman Daddario and Senator Philip A. Hart of Michigan served as the two United States Representatives to the Interparliamentary Union Council. Mr. Daddario was the single American member of the Interparliamentary Executive Committee. [Officers of the United States Group for each Congress are listed in the Congressional Directory.] "Founded in 1889 by the representatives from the parliaments of nine European and North American countries, the Interparliamentary Union now represents 75 nations around the world, including Communist governments. Currently, the IPU is concerned with research and prevention of world conflicts, and the establishment of a durable international peace. The IPU began efforts in 1965 to arrange negotiations to end the war in Vietnam." [For the Statutory basis for participation in the Interparliamentary Union by the United States Congress, see 49 Stat. 425, 22 U.S.C. 276.]
	1970	In June 1970 the Connecticut Democratic State Convention nominated Daddario to be its candidate for governor. He was defeated in the November general election by Thomas J. Meskill, Republican, by a vote of 572, 505 to 492, 037. Meskill thus obtained 53.8 percent of the vote while Daddario had 46.2 percent.
	1971	Daddario named vice president of the Gulf and Western Corporation, a conglomerate, in Manchester, Connecticut and Washington, D.C. His particular job is to develop new scientific programs and determine new sites for Gulf and Western operations. He also resumed his law practice in Hartford.

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Collection Overview

The Emilio Q. Daddario Congressional Papers cover his six terms in the United States House of Representatives as a Member of Congress from the First District, State of Connecticut. These include papers from his Congressional office as well as documents pertaining to the work of his Subcommittee on Science, Research and Development. See individual series for more detail about the contents of the collection.

The Emilio Q. Daddario Congressional Papers are a collection within the Collection on Legal Change, a project directed by Clement E. Vose, Andrus Professor of Government at Wesleyan University.

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

No restrictions.

Copyright Notice

Copyright for Official University records is held by Wesleyan University; all other copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.

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Online Catalog Headings

These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.

Connecticut--Politics and government--1951-

Daddario, Emilio Q. (Emilio Quincy), 1918-

Middletown (Conn.)--Politics and government.

Technological innovations--Government policy--United States.

United States. Congress. House--Elections.

United States. Congress. House--History--20th century.

United States. Congress. House. Committee on Science and Technology.

United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration--History.

Wesleyan University (Middletown, Conn.)--Alumni and alumnae.

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Emilio Q. Daddario Congressional Papers, Collection #1000-163, Special Collections & Archives, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT, USA.

Acquisitions Information

Given by Emilio Q. Daddario in December 1970 and January 1971.

Processing Information

Processed by Professor Clement Vose; Mary Louise Grad, class of 1972; Seth A. Davis, class of 1972; Quentin Riegel, class of 1973; and Ellen A. Miyasato, class of 1973, 1973

Processing note: The Emilio Q. Daddario Congressional Papers have presented unusual challenges for the students who have undertaken their organization. The development of appropriate series and the allocation of the papers among these series was first done. Outgoing correspondence is organized chronologically (boxes 1-12). Business concerning communities in the district is alphabetized (boxes 20-24). The materials on Science and Aeronautics Policy (boxes 31-42) have been arranged by subjects under hierarchical headings suggested in The New York Times Thesaurus of Descriptors.

Encoded by Valerie Gillispie, 2008

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Other Finding Aid

The original printed guide (register) to this collection, "The Congressional Papers of Emilio Q. Daddario," is available in Special Collections & Archives. This online finding aid reproduces the information found in the printed guide, with the exception of a table detailing Daddario's win/loss percentages in various political races.

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Detailed Description of the Collection


Series 1: Reader File, 1961-1970
The Reader File series contains all outgoing correspondence from the Congressman's Washington office. One carbon copy of each letter is included. These are fastened in manilla folders in chronological order and are continuous from January 3, 1961 to December 31, 1970. Incoming correspondence and some related replies, duplicated in the reader file, are scattered through other series.
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1		January 3, 1961-October 31, 1961
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2		November 1, 1961-July 15, 1962
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3		July 16, 1962-May 15, 1963
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4		May 15, 1963-March 15, 1964
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5		March 16, 1964-March 15, 1965
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6		March 16, 1965-January 31, 1966
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7		February 1, 1966-November 30, 1966
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8		December 1, 1966-October 15, 1967
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9		October 16, 1967-August 30, 1968
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10		September 1, 1968-June 15, 1969
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11		June 16, 1969-February 28, 1970
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12		March 1, 1970-December 31, 1970


Series 2: Speech, Statement, and Article File, 1959-1970
Handwritten and typewritten drafts, mimeographed and some printed copies of speeches, statements, articles, and press releases. These are arranged chronologically. Articles by other persons also included.
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13		American Legion, Veterans Group, March 14, 1959
		Foreign Policy Association of Greater Hartford, March 14, 1959
		Daddario Testimonial Dinner - Kensington Italian Independent Political Club, March 15, 1959
		Third National Capital Area Conference on Politics, American University, April 11, 1959
		Annual Communion Breakfast, Men of the Medical Mission, Washington, D.C., April 12, 1959
		American Legion Annual Americanism Award, New Britain, Conn., May 2, 1959
		Annual convention, 43rd Infantry Division, Veterans Administration, Hartford, August 8, 1959
		Catholic Club Lincoln Day Banquet, Darien, Conn., February 11, 1960
		National Guard Annual Communion Breakfast, Wallingford, Conn., March 20, 1960
		Coast Guard Academy Alumni Association, Washington, D.C., May 11, 1960
		Acceptance Speech, 1960 re-nomination, Hartford, June 25, 1960
		Miscellaneous speeches and statements, 1960
		Tom Flood Dinner (newly appointed Middlesex County State's Attorney), February 11, 1961
		Ansonia Communion Breakfast, March 19, 1961
		Noah Webster P.T.A., West Hartford, March 20, 1961
		Hartford County Medical Society, April 5, 1961
		American Bar Association Journal, Article on Patents, July 1961
		Air Force Association Convention, Philadelphia, September 22, 1961
		Connecticut Aeronautical Historical Association, Berlin, Conn., September 29, 1961
		"Missles and Rockets" article, December 1961
		Statement regarding McCone appointment as C.I.A. director, January 18, 1962
		Chamber of Commerce, Washington, February 23, 1962
		Article on government secrecy and freedom, Wesleyan Argus, February 23, 1962
		Flood Control Speech, Washington, D.C., March 21, 1962
		American Chemical Society, Washington, D.C., March 27, 1962
		Aerospace Medicine Speech, Washington, D.C., April 11, 1962
		Hartford Rotary Club Trade Speech, May 28, 1962
		Acceptance Speech for 1962 re-nomination, Hartford, July 7, 1962
		West Hartford Rotary Speech, November 1, 1962
		Miscellaneous speeches, statements, and articles, 1962
		Tax statements, 1962-1963
		Veterans Administration Anniversary, Hartford, January 18, 1963
		Article, World Magazine, February 1, 1963
		Civilian Industrial Tech. Program, Washington, March 14, 1963
		Impact of Space Age: National and International Affairs, Panel Discussion, August 7, 1963
		Dedication of United Aircraft Corporation Systems Center, October 17, 1963
		American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Hartford Merger Meeting, November 22, 1963
		"Data Magazine" article, 1963
		Miscellaneous speeches, articles, 1963
		American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Hartford, January 10, 1964
		Michigan Association of the Professions, Lansing, Michigan, February 8, 1964
		Washington Trade Association, March 4, 1964
		University of Connecticut School of Law, West Hartford, September 9, 1964
		Miscellaneous speeches and statements, 1964
		Miscellaneous statements, speeches, articles, 1969-1970
		Miscellaneous undated speeches, statements
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14		Press releases arranged chronologically, 1961-1970
		Press list, 1969-1970, one year only


Series 3: Audio-Visual File, 1959-1970
About 100 telecasts to his Connecticut constituents from WTIC-TV Hartford, WHNB-TV New Britain, and WNHC-TV New Haven. These are entitled "Your Congressman from Connecticut." These are dated but not marked as to subject.
Special items include film of Daddario with President Johnson (about 2 minutes); a V.I.P. Tour in South Vietnam with shots of Daddario and other congressmen dated November 20, 1965 from the Army Pictorial Center.
Ten audio tape recordings include Congressional reports, a Daddario address on patents to the Chamber of Commerce, May 21, 1961; his address delivered to the Interparliamentary Union Conference in Tehran, Iran, October 1, 1966 (broadcast over Voice of America); and his Trumbull Lecture, "The Crucial Half-Century for Science and Society," to the Yale Science and Society Forum, Yale University, November 17, 1969.
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15-17		Tape recordings, television tapes, and motion pictures concerning Daddario's service as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, 1959-1970


Series 4: Campaign File, 1960-1970
Papers pertaining to Daddario's campaigns for re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1960, 1962, 1964, 1966, and 1968 and his campaign for Governor of Connecticut in 1970. As these materials come solely from the Congressman's Washington office, this is not the kind of full file that developed in his headquarters in the state.
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18		Henry Jackson (Sen.-D-Washington) packet on campaigning, 1960

		Town chairmen listing, 1960-1962 campaigns

		Speeches campaign, 1962

		Thank you letters to campaign contributors, 1962

		1962 reader campaign file

		1962 campaign labor file

		1962 campaign issue (medical care for the aged)

		1962 campaign press releases

		1962 Congressional convention

		1962 Congressional campaign correspondence

		1962 campaign photos

		1962 congratulations on victory

		1962 newspaper clippings

		1962 miscellaneous campaign file

		Connecticut Public Affairs Report, 1964 election

		Campaign 1964, correspondence, photographs, newspaper clippings

		1964 campaign reader file
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19		Campaign 1964 - appointments to committees

		1964 newspaper clippings

		Campaign 1964 - bills and invoices

		1963 house voting record

		Brochures - 1964 campaign

		Campaign 1964 press releases

		Radio-TV programs, 1964 campaign

		Editorial endorsements - thank you notes

		1964 Campaign - labor files, photos, clippings

		1964 Campaign - General Correspondence

		1964 Campaign Miscellaneous file

		1966 Campaign Israel file

		Congressional Convention, 1966

		Democratic Women's Campaign Convention, 1966

		Democratic National Committee, 1967-1969

		Democratic Study Group, 1967-1969

		Campaign 1968 - Miscellaneous file

		Democratic National Convention Committee, 1968-1969

		1968 Campaign press clippings

		1968 Israel file

		Inauguration 1969

		Campaign 1970 correspondence

		1970 campaign press clippings

Series 5: Connecticut and Constituency File, 1959-1970

Communications pertaining to matters as varied as the plight of the New Haven Railroad and individual social security and immigration claims. The topics are enormously varied and correspondence illustrates how Daddario dealt with the very complex as well as some quite humble demands. The correspondents are chiefly from his own district and the topics mostly confined to Connecticut.

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Town Files

Bloomfield, 1965-1970

East Hartford, 1966-1970

East Windsor, 1959-1968

Glastonbury, 1964-1967

Glastonbury, 1968-1970

Hartford, 1967

Hartford, 1968

Hartford, 1969

Hartford, 1970

Manchester, 1966-1968

Manchester, 1968-1970

Marlborough, 1965

Middletown, 1960-1966

Middletown, 1969

New Britain, 1964

New Britain, 1966-1968

New London, 1964-1966

Newington, 1959-1967

Newington, 1968-1970

Norwich, 1962

Out of District Towns, 1966-1968

Out of District Towns,1969-1970

Rocky Hill, 1964-1966

Rocky Hill, 1968-1970

South Windsor, 1964-1967

South Windsor, 1968-1970

Wapping, 1969

West Hartford, 1959-1967

West Hartford, 1968-1970

Wethersfield, 1965-1970

Windsor, 1964-1966

Windsor, 1968-1970

Windsor Locks, 1964-1968

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Alphabetical Files

Air pollution study, New Haven, Conn., June 1968

Connecticut Army Reserve, 1970

Brookhaven National Laboratories, 1965-1966

Connecticut Census, 1960-1970

Hartford Census Tracts, 1960

Central Connecticut Communities, Cultural, Civic and Charitable Corporation, 1965-1966

Connecticut Constitutional Convention, 1965

Connecticut General Assembly, 1967-1969

Connecticut Interregional Planning Program (6 vol. set)

Connecticut Patent Law Association Meeting, 1968

Connecticut Public Health Association 50th Anniversary Meeting, December 2, 1966

Connecticut River (primarily area recreational bill), 1964-1967

Connecticut State file, 1966

Connecticut State file, 1967

Connecticut State file, 1968

Connecticut State file, 1969

Connecticut State file, 1970

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Connecticut, University of, 1963-1969

Dempsey, John N., Governor of Connecticut

Downey, John, New Britain man, prisoner of war in China

Economic trends in Connecticut

(Connecticut) Educational Policy, disabled children, 1969

Educational Progress Plan, "Hartford '74," 1969

Environmental Science Proposal, University of Connecticut, 1968-1969

Export Origin Study - U.S. Department of Commerce, Connecticut 1st Congressional District, 1962

(Connecticut) General Flight Forum, May 15, 1963

Flood control (including Park River Trout Brook), 1959-1970

Hartford, University of, 1961, 1967

Highways (including I-291 West Hartford) - Boston -Washington Highway System Study, 1964

Industrial Site Brochure, Middletown

(Connecticut) Industries, 1965-1966

Land Grant Colleges, 1966

Machiasport, Maine Project (harbor for oil tankers)

(Connecticut) Medical Insurance (Aged), 1961

Medical Schools (University of Connecticut, 1966-1970, Yale 1964-1967)

(Connecticut) National Guard, 1961-1965

Greater Hartford Negro Community, 1967

New England file, 1965-1968

New England file, 1969-1970

Officials of the State of Connecticut, 1967 list

People-to-People Conference, Hartford, 1959-1964

(Connecticut) Anti-Poverty Program, 1966-1968

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Railroads

1967 mergers, financial reports

New Haven railroads

2 folders of correspondence.

I.C.C. financial report on the Penn Central, 1970

New Haven railroad, miscellaneous file

Articles of the New Haven Railroad

Report on operations of New York, New Haven, and Hartford railroad company, August 12, 1965

Railroad merger information, 1965

Railroad loan guaranty

New York, New Haven, Hartford Company abandonment of certain lines and runs

Commuter turbine motor trains, 1965 report

Tri-State Transportation Commission, 1963, 1965 reports

(Connecticut) Redistricting, 1964-1966

Regional Dissemination Center for New England, November 15, 1966: NASA feasibility study

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Technical services program of Connecticut, 1966

Town Meeting for Tomorrow, Hartford, November 19-21, 1964

Includes report to delegates, 1965.

Southwestern (Connecticut) Management Council

United Aircraft, East Hartford, 1965-1967

United States Government

Agency Programs in Connecticut

Area Redevelopment Administration

Bureau of Public Roads

Office of Civil Defense

Federal-aid Airport Program

General Services Administration

Housing and Home Financing Agency

Miscellaneous (fisheries, wildlife, atomic energy)

National Guard Bureau

Small Business Administration

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Veterans Administration

Department Programs in Connecticut

Department of Agriculture

Department of Defense

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

Department of the Interior

Post Office Department

State Department

Veterans Hospital, newington, 1966-1968

Visitors file, 1969

Voting record of the House Republican Member from Connecticut, 1962

Water resources

Colebrook River Dam, 1961-1969

Connecticut Projects, 1964-1969

Farmington River Valley, 1963, 1967

Legislation, 1966-1970

Pollution in Bantam Lake, 1970

Northeast Compact, 1961-1963

Saline water (desalination projects), 1960, 1967

Series 6: Legislative File, 1959-1970

Bills introduced by Daddario and other bills, hearings, committee reports and floor action on legislation in the 86th, 87th, 88th, 89th, 90th, and 91st Congresses. Correspondence about legislation is filled with printed material. The organization of this file is both by subject and by chronology, not consistently one or the other.

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Agriculture, Department of (General), 1968-1970

Agriculture: Mini farmers' quotas for importation, 1967-1970

2 folders.

Air Pollution, General, 1968-1970

(Proposed) Air Quality Act of 1970, speech

Appropriations Measures, General, 1969-1970

Atomic Energy, 1967-1969

Aviation, General, 1968-1970

S.S.T., 1969-1970

Banking and Currency, 1969-1970

Bills, co-sponsored, 1960-1970

Bills, co-sponsored, dead, 1970

Bills, introduced by Daddario, 1960-1970

Box

Bills, introduced by Daddario, 1960-1970

Civil Rights, 1968-1970

Civil Service, Bill to amend Civil Service Retirement System, 1969-1970

Civil Service, General, 1969-1970

District of Columbia, 1968-1970

Education, Federal Aid to, 1968-1970

Education, General, 1969-1970

Equal Rights, 1969-1970

Fair trade, bills, and laws, 1967-1970

Foreign Affairs

Bills and laws, 1968-1969

Communism in the U.S., 1968-1970

General, 1967

General, 1968-1970

Israel (war), 1967

Laos, 1969-1970

Middle East, 1967-1969

Vietnam Civil Action Program, 1968

Vietnam, General, 1967

Vietnam, General, 1969-1970

Foreign aid, 1967

Harvard Journal on Legislation, article, 1970

Box

Health, Drugs, 1969-1970

Health and Medical, General, 1969-1970

Mental Health, General, 1968-1970

Highways, Beautification, 1968

Highways, General, 1969-1970

Housing, General, 1968

Hunger in America, 1969-1970

Immigration, General, 1968-1970

Insurance, 1968-1969

Intelligence, Bills and laws, C.I.A., 1963-1965

Intelligence, General articles, clippings, 1960-1967

Joint Committee on the Intelligence Community, 1961-1963

Kennedy, John F., 1968-1970

Farm Labor, General, 1968-1970

Labor, General, 1967

Labor, General, 1969-1970

Military, bills and laws, 1968-1970

Military, General, 1968-1970

Military, Selective Service

Military legislation A. B. M., 1969-1970

Miscellaneous files

Box

Animals

Congress

Election '68

Electoral College ("Vote 18"), 1968-1969

Firearms, 1968-1970

General, 1969-1970

Juvenile Delinquency, 1969-1970

National Holidays, 1968-1970

National Timber Supply, 1969

Nationalities, 1968-1970

Obscenity, 1969-1970

Oil, 1969-1970

Parks and Recreation, 1968

Power, 1968-1970

Radio-TV, 1968-1970

Riots, college disorders, 1968-1970

Small businesses, 1967-1970

Box

Miscellaneous Supreme Court (Douglas Impeachment, school prayer)

National Foundation on Arts & Humanities, 1968-1970

Office of Economic Opportunity, 1968-1970

Post Office, Bills and Laws, 1969-1970

Post Office, General legislation, 1967

Post Office, General legislation, 1969-1970

Post Office, Special Stamps, 1966-1970

Power - National resources, 1963-1970

Social Security, bills and laws, 1965-1969

Social Security, General, 1967

Social Security, General, 1969-1970

Social Security, Inclusion on Medicare, Chiropractic Services, 1969-1970

Taxation, bills and laws, 1968-1970

Taxation, General, 1967

Box

Taxation, General, 1967

Taxation, General, 1969-1970

Taxation, Interstate, 1967

Tax reform legislation, 1963

Taxation, single persons

Tax-sharing

Taxation, 10 percent surcharge

Trade, 1969-1970

Transportation, General, 1969-1970

Veterans, bills and laws, 1968-1970

Veterans, General, 1970

Voting records, 88th-90th Congress

Water pollution, legislation, 1962-1970

Muskie letter.

Ways and Means, General

Welfare Legislation, General, 1970

Series 7: Science and Aeronautics Policy, 1959-1970

Varied materials about the two most important committees Daddario served on. One was Science, Research and Development and the other was Patents.

Box

Aircraft

Lockheed Aircraft - Sub-contractor survey

Paris Air Show, 1963

Supersonic Aircraft

Supersonic Aircraft, 1963

Committee File, Management Advisory Panel, June 1964

SST and other Aeronautical Exploration, 1965

Panel on Science and Technology, January 1965

Anti-Ballistic Missile System (ABM)

Varo Mfg. Co., Inc. - 1960 - marked "secret"

Varo Mfg. Co., Coherent focused radiation, 1960

Articles, correspondence, statements, 1968-1969

Clippings, speeches, etc. on ABM, 1969

2 folders.

Atomic Energy

Testimony of Commissioner Gerald F. Tape, May 7, 1964

Nuclear War - Congressional Record, March 28, 1968

Shoreham Nuclear Power Station, 1970

2 folders.

Birth Control

Science Subcommittee - Birth Control, 1965

Science Committee - Birth Control, 1965

Earthquakes

Earthquake prediction, September 1965

Environmental Problems

Science and Astronautics Committee, Environmental Sciences, 1965

Pollution Bills, 1965

Water Resources Research, 1965

Panel Meeting, August 23, 1965

Air Pollution, 1965-1967

Water Pollution articles, 1966-1968

Subcommittee report on pollution, 1966

Environmental Sciences, 1966

Pollution, 1966

Speech to National Conference on Air Pollution, December 13, 1966

Environmental Medicine and Instrument Technology, 1967

Environmental Quality Hearings, 1967

Correspondence with Dr. William Shockley, 1967-1969

Articles by Athelstan Spilhaus, 1967-1969

Box

Muskie Hearings, January 1968

Congressional Record, February 29, 1968 - speech on crisis in Hartford

Pollution, 1968

Tenth Meeting of Panel on Science and Technology, February 4-6, 1969

Includes speech by John Gardner, articles and paper by C. A. Doxiadis.

Draft of report on environmental programs at universities, September 1969

Environmental Quality, 1969-1970

Specimen pages from Ehrlich book, 1970

United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, 1972

Fire Safety

Statements on Fire Research and Safety Act of 1967

Fire Research and Safety, 1967-1968

Fire Research and Safety, 1969-1970

Institutional Grants Bill

Miller Bill, 1967

National Foundation for the ARts and Humanities, National Endowment for the Humanities, 1969

Estimates of Institutional Grants, 1969

Institutional Grants, 1969

Institutional Grants Back-Up Data, Testimony, Notes, 1969

Box

International Biological Program (IBP)

International Biological Program, 1967-1969

Correspondence with IBP, January 1969-May 1969

International Biological Program, September 1969

Life Sciences

Biosciences Report, January 1961

Life Sciences draft and press release, 1961

Life Science Inter-Agency Coordination, 1963

NASA Computer functions, 1964

Life Sciences, General correspondence, 1966

National Academy of Sciences

National Academy of Sciences, 1964-1965

Science and Astronautics Committee Meeting with National Academy of Sciences, April 26, 1965

Division of Mathematical Sciences Annual Report, 1969

National Academy of Sciences News Report, 1968-1970

National Science Foundation (NSF)

Haworth Testimony, October 29, 1963

NSF Draft, 1965

Testimonial Dinner, May 27, 1965

NSF Article in Christian Science Monitor, April 30, 1966

NSF, 1968 (two folders)

NSF Authorization, 1969

NSF, 1967-1970

NSF, 1970

Index to Legislative History of NSF, 1945-1950

Oversize: see Box 42

Max Tishler speech on Government and Science, September 26, 1963

EQD Speech on Science and Public Policy, October 1, 1964

State Use of Science in Public Planning, June 16, 1965

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 1966

Panel on Science and Technology, January 1967

Geo. Woods' Keynote Address, Panel on Science and Technology, January 23, 1968

Draft of Chapter of The Congress and Science Policy, Richard A. Carpenter, September 1968

McKlroy remarks (two speeches), 1970

National Science Policy Comm. Hearings and correspondence, 1970

Philip Handler on "Toward a National Science Policy," July 1970

Patents

Hearings before subcommittee on Patents and Scientific Inventions, "Property Rights in Inventions made under Federal Space Research Contracts," 1959

Patents file, 1959-1960

Background, 1959-1964

Patents file, 1961-1964

Patent Regulations, Committee on Science and Astronautics, 1959-1960

Box

Legal compilation on Patents, Dept. of Navy, 1960

Articles, clippings, speeches, 1960-1962

Patent Hearings, 1960-1962

Saline Water, Science and Astronautics Hearings, 1961

Federal Bar Journal, Winter 1961

Publications, Reports, etc., 1961-1962

Report of Subcommittee on Patents on "Ownership of Inventions," April 5, 1962

Proceedings before NASA on Proposed Revisions to Patent Waiver Regulations, December 10, 1962

Articles, clippings, correspondence, press releases, 1962-1963

Correspondence, pamphlets, press releases, 1962-1963

Working Group, 1962-1963

EQD Speech -- Texas Manufacturers Assn., November 1962

EQD Speech-- Boston Patent Law Assn., February 1962

University Research and Patent Policies, Practices and Procedures, by Archie M. Palmer, 1962

Patent Statements, 1963

Articles, clippings, correspondence, notes, reports, speeches, 1963

Box

Correspondence, 1963-1964

Patent Application - Solenoid Valve Mechanism, 1963-1964

Speech on Patent Policy, 1963

Shelton statement to Subcommittee on Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights, 1963

Bulletin, "Rights in Data," April 1963

Statement on the Impact of Government Patent Policy, December 1963

"Patent Advisory Panel Progress Report," June 1964

Federal Register, July 10 and August 27, 1964

Includes "Patent Waiver Regulations."

Clippings, articles, etc.

Policy developments, 1964

Water Resources Research Bill, 1964

"Patent, Trademark & Copyright Information," 1965

Public Domain Policy, 1965

Patents Bill, views and opinions, 1962-1965

Patents Bill, drafts, 1963-1965

Air Pollution Control Bill, 1965

Transportation Bill, 1965

Water Pollution Bill, 1965

Health Research Facilities Act, 1965

McClellan Subcommittee

NASA Patents Statements

Appalachia File, 1965

Articles, general correspondence, 1965

Articles, clippings, correspondence, pamphlets, reports, 1965

Drafts, memoranda, reports, statements, 1965

Bills, correspondence, reports, 1965

Oversize -- see Box 42.

Federal Bar Journal, Winter 1965

Hearings in the Subcommittee on Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights on "Government Patent Policy," 1965

Box

Articles, correspondence, drafts, memoranda, 1966

Articles, correspondence, 1966

Articles, correspondence, drafts, pamphlets, memoranda, 1967

Articles, correspondence, 1967

Articles, correspondence, 1968-1970

Patent Policy Legislation, Volumes 1-6

Index in Volume 1.

Research

Publications by Simon Marcson, 1959-1964

"The Competition for Quality, Non-salary factors affecting the selection, recruitment, development, and retention of superior personnel in the scientific service of the Federal Government," Federal Council for Science and Technology, April 1962

Jerome B. Wiesner testimony, Science Subcommittee, October 1963

Edward Teller testimony, Science Subcommittee, October 18, 1963

"Science, Education, and Politics," by Earl W. Lindveit, November 1963

Elliott Committee, 1963-1964

Panel notes, "Technology and Science, Administrative Control," April 17, 1964

F. A. L. Holloway testimony, Science Subcommittee, May 28, 1964

General Motors statement, Science Subcommittee, June 1964

General Dynamics statement, Science Subcommittee, June 1, 1964

Testimony of Mr. Danhof of Brookings, Comptroller Shea of Univ. of Va., and Pres. Ellis, Univ. of Mo., Science Subcommittee, June 4, 1964

Courtlandt S. Gross and Dr. William E. Shoupp testimony, Science Subcommittee, June 4, 1964

Annual Report, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, 1964-1965

Rensselaer application for Government funding

Biomedical Research - Italy (Grants from U.S.), 1966

Federal Laboratory hearings, 1967-1968

Research Management Advisory Panel, October 13, 1969

Federal Laboratories

"Scientific Research Through International Cooperation," by E. Q. Daddario, report to Subcommittee on International Cooperation and Security

Box

Science and Astronautics Committee (S & A)

Foreign travel, 1960

Notes by EQD on Hearings, 1963

Manned Space Flight, 1963, 1965

Statements before the Committee, 1963-1964

Charles Lindbergh, 1964

Committee File, 1965

Metric Study Bill, 1965

Notes by EQD on Hearing with Space Council, February 26, 1965

Articles, correspondence, memoranda, 1965

Correspondence, 1966

General releases to members of S&A Committee

Memoranda, press releases, reports, 1966

Statements before S&A Committee, 1967-1970

Committee Reports, 1968

California Trip, March 1969

Science, Research, and Development Subcommittee (SRD)

Articles, correspondence, memoranda, testimony, 1961-1965

Air Force and Space Digest, October 1963

United Aircraft Memorandum, 1963

Government-Science Forum, November 5-6, 1963

Articles, clippings, 1963

Articles, clippings, correspondence, statements, 1963-1965

SRD replies, 1963-1965

Appointments file, 1964

Science, August 28, 1964

Correspondence, memoranda, notes, press releases, 1965

Press releases, 1965

Recommendations of Subcommittee on SR&D, 1965

Mailing List, 1965

Correspondence, 1965

Indirect Costs, 1965-1968

Box

Testimony before the committee

Second Progress Report of the SR&D, 1966

Articles, correspondence, 1968

Subcommittee replies, 1968

Correspondence, Letter to the President, 1969

Subcommittee replies, 1969

Two folders.

Subcommittee replies, 1970

Summary of Activities of the SR&D Subcommittee from 1963-1970

Space

Bioastronautics

Space Medicine

Bioastronautics reports and proceedings, 1962

USAF Bioastronautics/NASA Space Medicine, August 1963

Lectures in Aerospace Medicine, February 3-7, 1964

Bioastronautics Data Book, 1964

Life Sciences Trip, January 13, 1966

Manned Space Flight

Box

Supply Support Systems, 1961

Oversize: see box 42.

"Lunar Orbit Rendezvous," News Conference, July 11, 1962

"Spacecraft Environmental Control System: Capability and Status," 1962

Subcommittee meeting transcript, March 29, 1963

Presentation of the Kennedy Space Center, January 27, 1964

NASA Presentation to the Committee at Houston, February 15, 1964

Oversize: see box 42.

Draft of Hearing at Huntsville, Alabama, January 24, 1964

Photographs of Gemini III, 1965

Grumman Trip, March 12, 1965

Photos of Grumman Trip, March 12, 1965

Crawler-Transporter, 1965

Fact sheets, memoranda, pamphlets, 1965

Correspondence, reports, 1966

Hearing questions and statements, 1966

No folder.

Manned Space Flight Committee Report, 1967

Apollo Accident, January 27, 1967

Photographs with astronauts, correspondence, 1967, 1969

Apollo Spacecraft (remarks)

Missiles

Commercial Application of Missile/Space Technology, September 1963

Missiles and Rockets article on EQD, August 10, 1964

Stage "O" for Saturn-IB, November 1964

Miami-Dade Resolution, 1965

General Information: Down Range Stations, Atlantic Missile Range

Moon

Articles, drafts, pamphlets, speeches, 1963-1966

Ranger VIII Moon photographs, 1965

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

Reports and articles for the committee on Science and Astronautics, 1961-1966

NASA Procurement pamphlet, 1962-1965

Webb Luncheon, October 1, 1962

NASA International Programs, 1962

Oversize: see Box 42.

House Remarks, NASA Authorization Bill, drafts included, 1963

Oversize: see Box 42.

"The Space Program and the Future," speech by Addison M. Rothrock, June 8, 1963

NASA Subcontracts Guide, 1963

NASA Electronics Center, 1963-1964

Statements before S&A Committee, memoranda, 1964

NASA Research and Development budget, 1964

NASA Briefing for the President, August 1, 1964

Articles, correspondence, memoranda, pamphlets, 1965

Box

NASA Budget recommendation, 1966

Memoranda, press releases, speeches, 1966

S&A Committee Hearing Testimony, March 11, 1966

NASA Authorization, 1968

NASA Budget Amendment, 1970

Russian Space Program

Congressman Teague's Proposed Resolution on US/USSR Space Cooperation, 1963

Speech Material, Russian Space Program, 1966

Satellites

Navigation Satellite System, January 30, 1964

Miscellaneous

Articles, speeches, 1965

Space Business Daily, February 13, 1969 and May 8, 1969

Technology

"Scientific and Technical Personnel in Industry," 1960

Articles by C.S. Draper of MIT, 1962-1964

Technology Assessment, 1962-1970

Harvard Program on Technology and Society, 1965-1968

Harvard Program on Technology and Society, May 22, 1965

State Technical Services Bill, 1965

Two copies.

Articles, reports, 1965

Michael Michaelis articles and correspondence, 1965

Science Panel, January 25-27, 1966

President's Commission on Law Enforcement, 1966

Harvard Program on Technology and Society, October 20-21, 1966

Carnegie Institute of Technology, "10 Years of Progress," 1957-1967

"Technology Assessment Seminar," Proceedings before the House subcommittee on Science, Research, and Development, September 21-22, 1967

Technology Assessment, 1968

Panel on Science and Technology, January 23-25, 1968

Harvard Program on Technology and Society, May 1969

Panel, 1969

Engineering Manpower Commission report, 1969

Harvard Program on Technology and Society, November 1969

Technology Assessment, 1969-1970

Technology Assessment Clippings, 1969-1970

"Taming Technology" from Future Shock, by Alvin Toffler, 1970

Panel meeting, 1970

Harvard Program on Technology and Society, 1970

Miscellany

Box

Articles, papers, and statements on Science, Soviet Space progress, Law enforcement, Wesleyan University, and the Peace Corps, 1951-1969

Various papers on Government Research

Press Releases and Speeches, 1958-1968

Oversize: see box 42.

Newspaper clippings, 1959-1969

Daddario's Congressional Voting Record, 1959-1970

Oversize: see box 42. Six books.

Indian Agricultural Research Institute pamphlets, 1963-1965

Dr. Milton J. Freiwald papers on eye infections, 1965

Oversize: see box 42.

Articles, correspondence, reports, 1965

National Science Foundation report on "Science Education in the Schools of the United States," 1965

Newspaper clippings, 1966

Science Information Steering Committee, August 16, 1967

Connecticut Academy of Sciences (proposed), 1968

Council of Communications (William T. Knox), 1968

Science clippings, 1968-1969

Articles, clippings, correspondence, 1968-1969

Articles, correspondence, 1968-1969

Articles, 1969

2 folders.

Articles, correspondence, 1969-1970

Standard Reference Data, 1970

Magazines

First set indexed. Second set includes Air Force and Space Digest, Astronautics and Aeronautics, CSIR News, three CSIR pamphlets, Journal and Register, Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research, Science and Technology, and Strategic Industries Bulletin.

Box

Oversize

National Science Foundation

Index to Legislative History of NSF, 1945-1950

From Box 33.

Patents

Bills, correspondence, reports, 1965

From Box 35.

Space

Manned Space Flight

Supply Support Systems, 1961

From Box 39.

NASA Presentation to the Committee at Houston, February 15, 1964

From Box 39.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

NASA International Programs, 1962

From Box 39.

House remarks, NASA Authorization Bill, drafts included, 1963

From Box 39.

Miscellany

Press Releases and Speeches, 1958-1968

From Box 41.

Daddario's Congressional Voting Record, 1959-1970

From Box 41. Six books.

Dr. Milton J. Freiwald papers on eye infections, 1965

From Box 41.

Series 8: Interparliamentary Union

Box

American Assembly, 1962

American Assembly, Outer Space Discussion

American Assembly, U.S. and Canada, 1964

Asian-American Assembly photos, 1963

Asian-American Assembly reports, 1963-1964

Asian-American Assembly general correspondence, 1963

Asian-American Assembly articles, 1963

Asia: Papers on cultural background, 1963

Council on Foreign Relations, 1963

Interparliamentary Union Meetings

Belgrade, 1963

Lausanne, Switzerland, 1963

Box

Lucerne - Geneva, 1964

Copenhagen, 1964

Tehran, Iran

Study on the United Nations, 1964

Study on the United Nations, 1966


Series 9: Wesleyan University
Box
45		1963

		Departmental, Committee Reports, 1962-1963

		Correspondence

		Buildings and Grounds, 1964

		Proposed dormitories

		Budgets, faculty appointments, minutes of board meetings, departmental reports, 1963-1964

Series 10: Miscellany

Box

Appropriations Committee, 1968

Armed Services Committee, 1959-1961

Department of Commerce

Department of Defense

Miscellaneous, 1965-1966

Air Force, 1961

Army, 1969

Navy, 1963

Defense Contract Awards, 1966, 1967, 1970

Federal Communications Commission, 1962 order

Government Operations Committee, 1958-1959

Health, Education and Welfare, National Institute of Health, 1967

Department of the Interior, 1967

Judiciary Committee, 1958-1961

Justice Department, 1961: R. Kennedy letter

Post Office Department, 1960

Rules Committee, 1961-1962

Small Business Committee, 1965-1967

State Department, 1967

Un-American Activities Committee, Leg. 1961

Ways and Means, 1958, 1961

Box

Invitations accepted and declined, 1962-1970

Filed chronologically by month.

Box

Miscellaneous requests, March 1967-April 1969

Many months are missing.

Box

Miscellaneous requests, September 1969-November 1970

Box

Brookings Institute, 1963-1967

Congressional Record Inserts, 1959, 1963, 1964, 1968, 1969

Congressional Record Subscriptions, 1968-1970

Ditchley Foundation, Balance of Payments Conference, January 28, 1966

Personal congratulations, letters of praise, testimonial dinner, thank you letters, sympathy letters

Includes two letters from Lyndon Johnson.

Box

Recommendations, 1968-1970

Speaker requests, 1969-1970

Appointment requests, 1968-1969

Television - radio scripts, 1963-1964

Travel

Includes European trip, 1962, and Vietnam trip, 1965.

Sports Illustrated Silver Anniversary Award, 1963

Kennedy State of the Union Message, 1961

Box

Federal appointments, 1967-1970

Report of Congressional visitors to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, 1962

Flag requests, 1968-1970

Articles, Testimony, Guests, Appointments, Etc.

Box

Magazines with Daddario as article author or mention

Science News, February 21, July 25, and November 7, 1970; Science, June 24, 1966, December 13, 1968, and November 6, 1970; and Scientific American, January 1970.

NASA Atlas-Centaur Launch Vehicle report to Committee on Science and Astronautics, March 1963

National Academy of Sciences report to Committee on Science and Astronautics on "Basic Research and Goals," March 1965

Annual Report of Harvard's Program on Technology and Society, 1969-1970

"Preserving the Future of Long Island Sound," Hearings before Subcommittee on Executive reorganization and Government Research, July 7, 8, 20, 1970

Three booklets.

Guest books, 1959-1961, 1961-1962, 1963-1965, 1965-1967, 1968-1970

Five books.

Appointment books, 1960-1970

Nine books, for all years except 1967 and 1968.

Photos at U.S. Coast Guard Academy, undated

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