PEACE CORPS THE PAPERS OF JOHN F. KENNEDY Pre-Presidential Papers (#2) Series: Transition Files, 1960-1961, Staff Post-Election Correspondence, 1960, Task Force Reports and Related Material, 1960-1961 Box 1074 Peace Corps President's Office Files (#3) Series: Speech File Box 34 5/22/61 Remarks to National Advisory Council for Peace Corps Box 35 9/22/61 Remarks on signing Peace Corps bill 8/28/61 Remarks to Peace Corps volunteers Box 39 8/09/62 Remarks to Peace Corps trainees 8/30/62 Remarks to Peace Corps volunteers Box 44 5/09/63 Remarks to International Peace Corps Secretariat officers Series: Legislative Files Box 49 8/61, Peace Corps Series: Department and Agencies Box 85 Peace Corps Shriver Report and Recommendations (A) [1961] Shriver Report and Recommendations (B), 2/61 1/61-6/61 Shriver Trip to Guinea, 6/61 7/61-12/61 1/62-3/62 Box 86 Peace Corps 4/62-6/62 7/62-12/62 Columbia Point, Boston, Massachusetts 02125  866.JFK.1960  617.514.1629  www.jfklibrary.org National Archives and Records Administration

First Annual Report, 7/62 1/63-4/63 5/63 6/63-11/63 Presidential Recordings Presidential Recordings is the thirteenth series in the President’s Office Files, one of seven sub-collections in the Presidential Papers 1961-1963 of the Papers of John F. Kennedy. Please see the finding aid for recordings of meetings and telephone conversations regarding the Peace Corps. National Security Files (#4) Series: Departments and Agencies Box 284 Peace Corps General, 1961 General, “Program for the Peace Corps” – Draft, 2/20/61 General, 1962 General, 1/63-3/63 General, 4/63-12/63 White House Central Subject File (#6.1) Series: Advisory Box 126 National Advisory Council, Peace Corps, FG105 Series: Budget Box 218 Budget Peace Corps, FI004 Series: Columbia Box 671 Peace-Corps Program Colombia, PC005 Series: Peace-Corps Box 218 Budget Peace-Corps, FI004 Box 213 Home Peace-Corps, FG999 Box 126 National Advisory Council Peace Corps, FG105

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Box 213 National Service Corps, Domestic Peace-Corps, FG999 Box 671 Peace-Corps Program 1/11/63, PC005 Box 670 Peace Corps Program 1/20/61 – 4/10/62, PC005 Box 670 Peace Corps Program 1/24/61- 1/10/63, PC005 Series: Youth Box 126 Peace Corps, Youth Peace-Corps, FG105 Box 677 Peace Corps, Youth Peace-Corps, PE011 White House Central Subject Classified File (#6.4) Box 8 Peace Corps, FG105-13 Peace Corps, 1962 Proposed Congressional Presentation, FG105-13 Box 20 Peace Corps Program, PC 5 White House Staff Files of Carmine S. Bellino Papers (#8.1) Box 1 Peace Corps General - 1961, 1962 and undated Bellino Mission, 1/5/63 - 2/21/63 General, 1/16/62 - 11/9/62 General, 11/10/62 - 12/31/62 General, 1/63 - 2/63 and undated North Borneo/Sarawak/Singapore Philippines (2 folders) Thailand Summary Budget Data White House Staff Files of Dorothy Davies (#8.4) Series 3.2. Positions Files, 1960-1964 Box 412 Peace Corps Director

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Deputy Director National Advisory Council Box 424 Non-Presidential Appointments, Independent [and Other] D – Domestic Peace Corps Series 4.2. Position Files, 1962-1963 Box 469 Peace Corps Box 474 Peace Corps Statistics Series 4.3. Summer Seminar Files, 1962-1963 Box 477 National Labor Relations Board-Peace Corps White House Staff Files of Myer “Mike” Feldman (#8.7) Series 1. General Files Box16 Peace Corps Series 3. Legislation Files Box 28 Peace Corps White House Staff Files of Godfrey McHugh Papers (#8.14) Series: Subject Files Box 22 Peace Corps White House Staff Files of Henry Hall Wilson/Congressional Liaison Office (#8.29) Series 2. Subject Files, 1961-1963 Box 6 Peace Corps White House Staff Files of Joseph E. Winslow (#8.30) Series 1. Subject Files, 1961-1963 Box 13 Peace Corps

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Series 2. Subject Files, 1961-1963. Box 6 Peace Corps White House Staff Files of Harris L(lewellyn) Wofford, Jr. (#8.31) Series 1. Alphabetical Files, 1956-1962 Box 6 Peace Corps General Colorado State University Final Report, 7/17/61 [4 folders] Directors Staff Meeting, 12/15/61 – 7/30/62 Kennedy Press Statements and Messages, 2/23/61 and undated Pamphlets and Newsletters, 6/61-7/61 and undated Profiles – Descriptions on First 9 Projects. 11/1/61 Reading File, 4/2/59-7/28/62 and undated [2 folders] Countries Africa: Region wide, 3/61-7/18/61 Chile, 1/5/62 Ecuador, 12/25/61 Ethiopia, 7/30/61 – 8/3/61 India, 4/18/61-4/29/61 Box 7 Peace Corps Countries Korea, 8/61 Liberia, 4/62-5/8/62 Malaya, 2/61-1/15/62 Niger, undated Philippines, 2/26/61 Senegal, undated Thailand, 1/2/61-2/21/61 Togo, 6/21/61-3/28/62 and undated [4 folders] Tunisia, 8/15/61-6/27/62 and undated United Nations, 1/2/62-12/62 Venezuela, 2/16/62 Series 2. Civil Rights Progress Reports, 1961-1962 Box 13 Peace Corps

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RECORDS OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Bureau of the Budget (#243) Roll 97 Office of Management and Organizations Organization of the Peace Corps Organization of the Peace Corps Roll 95 International Division Peace Corps 1962 U.S. Peace Corps Manuscripts/Microfilm (#281) 9 rolls total, partially opened. 2, 6, 8 are open entirely; 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 9 have been partially processed and printed onto paper. See guide to Government Agencies for more details. Returned Peace Corps Volunteers Collection (#184) Collection contains manuscripts, documents, oral histories, printed materials 1961. Donations by private individuals documenting personal experiences while serving in the Peace Corps. Includes correspondence, guides, notes, journals, publications, sketches, memoirs, books, poems, project descriptions, and songs.

PERSONAL PAPERS COLLECTIONS Winifred Armstrong Papers (#356) Series 1. Subject Files, 1959-1962 Box 4 Peace Corps formation George W. Ball Papers(#16) Series 1. Memoranda of Telephone Conversations, 1961-1963 Box 6 Peace Corps, 2/17/61-5/11/63 Edwin R. Bayley Papers (#20) Series 1. Subject Files, 1961-1963 Box 2 Peace Corps Clippings: 1961 Correspondence: 1961: March-August Travel Diary: 22-30 April 1961

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Jack N(ewton)Behrman Papers (#23) Box 9 International Executive Service Corps (Enterprise Corps) [See also Latin American Business Committee] Reports Bill to Establish Businessmen's Peace Corps, 5/63 Gerald W. Bush Papers (#43) The personal papers of Gerald W. Bush consist largely of unpublished memoranda, reports, notes and speech texts and a smaller amount of published articles, books and reports which document the concept, organization and evolution of the Peace Corps (1961-1966). Please see finding aid for Gerald W. Bush for more detail. (James) Harlan Cleveland (#50) Series 4: Speeches, 1954-1965 Box 28 Experiment in International Living-Peace Corps, Washington DC, 3/28/61 Box 30 Peace Corps US Recruiters, Department of State, 9/20/61 Box 49 University of Michigan, “Peace Corps Statement”, Ann Arbor, MI 5/8/64 (2 folders) Box 54 Peace Corps Workshop on “Returned Volunteer”, 3/5/65 Series 5: Subjects, 1955-1965 Box 95 Peace Corps, 1961-1963 Richard Goodwin (#85) Series 1. Subject File, 1961-1965 Box 9 Peace Corps Second annual report on Applicants Background papers Conference scope paper General (2 folders)

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Kay (Katherine Murphy) Halle (#94) Series 2.3. Assorted Projects, 1891-1995 Box 89 Peace Corps Samuel P(erkins) Hayes (#101) Series 1. Correspondence 1960-1969 Box 1 Anderson, Dewey Al-Am Ba-Be C D E F G H-I J K-L Ma-Me Mi Mo-Mu N-Q R Scott, James (2 folders) Se-Sharp Shriver, Sargent St-Sw T V-W Series 2. News Clippings Box 2 1960 October November December 1961 January February March April-May October December

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1962 and undated Series 3. Working File, 1960-1966 Box 2 An International Peace Corps: The Promise and Problems, 3/1/61 Pamphlet Outline List for First Draft Correspondence (3 folders) Notes (2 folders) First Draft Copy I (4 folders) Copy II (3 folders) Final Draft (3 folders) Colorado State University, 1960-1961 Middle Level Manpower Conference, 10-12 October 1961 Agenda Correspondence Notes Questionnaire Miscellaneous Peace Corps: Fifth Annual Report, 6/30/66 Peace Corps Legislation, 1960-1961 Peace Corps Speeches 10/23/61 11/30/61 Peace Corps Questionnaire Press Releases 3/1/61 3/4/61 Proposal for an International Youth Corps, 9/30/60-12/2/60 Proposal for the Peace Corps: Second Draft, 2/28/61 Prospectus for a Conference on Youth Service Program Abroad Publications, 1960-1961 (4 folders) Reuss, Henry S. TV Program: “The Peace Corps: What Shape Shall it Take?”, 3/11/61 Correspondence Notes Reports United Nations Reports 7/61 8/61 – 10/61 University of Michigan University Study Groups, 1960-1961 Columbia Point, Boston, Massachusetts 02125  866.JFK.1960  617.514.1629  www.jfklibrary.org National Archives and Records Administration

Walter W(olfgang) Heller (#103) The Council of Economic Advisers Files Series: Correspondence with Other Federal Agencies Roll 24 Peace Corps [Classified] Peace Corps, Domestic Douglas Henderson (#107) Series 2. Subject Files, 1941-1968 Box 9 Newsletter, Peace Corps, Bolivia, June, 1968 Luther H(artwell) Hodges (#112) Series 2. Subject Files, 1961-1964 Roll 14 National Domestic Service Corps Memoranda on the formation of a domestic Peace Corps Reports on the formation that concern the Commerce Department Correspondence between Hodges and RFK Kirby Jones (#120) Series 1. Peace Corps Experience, 1963-1965 Box 1 Curriculum Vitae Correspondence Induction into Peace Corps Educational T.V. Project (5 folders) Box 2 Memoranda – Provides overview of P.C. operation Training Materials – U.S. Training (5 folders) Box 3 Training Materials – U.S. Training Training Manuals (2 folders) Training in Puerto Rico Polymagma – Issued of Peace Corps Magazine Program papers Community development Spanish notes Box 4 Miscellaneous material Documents and tickets Columbia Point, Boston, Massachusetts 02125  866.JFK.1960  617.514.1629  www.jfklibrary.org National Archives and Records Administration

Journal – Chronology of service Risk – Homemade version of Parker Bros. Game Termination – End of service documents Box 5 Revolution in Dominican Republic Organization of American States U.S. Propaganda Dominican Republic Press U.S. Press (2 folders) U.S. Congressional Record Miscellaneous material Journal of revolution in Dominican Republic Box 6 Correspondence with former P.C. volunteers William Josephson (#122) This material duplicates three linear feet of the unclassified Peace Corps chronological file covering the period February 17, 1961 – July 5, 1966. The file is made up primarily of carbon copies of outgoing communications from Mr. Josephson or other members of the General Counsel’s staff. Included are drafts of correspondence prepared by Mr. Josephson for the Director’s signature and many memos to the Director. The areas covered include legal aspects of various Peace Corps policies, legislation and appropriations, specific programs in the field, and personnel matters. Robert F. Kennedy Senate Papers (#138) Series: Correspondence: Subject File, 1965 Box 21 Foreign Affairs Peace Corps Box 48 Public Activities Congratulations from Senator For Peace Corps, 5/65-12/65 Series: Correspondence: Subject File, 1966 Box 45 Foreign Affairs Peace Corps 1/1/66-11/15/66 [3 folders]

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Box 46 Foreign Affairs Peace Corps 11/16/66-12/31/66 Box 82 Congratulations from Senator Peace Corps Volunteers Series: Correspondence: Subject File, 1968 Box 21 Foreign Affairs Peace Corps Series: Speeches and Press Releases: Subject File Box 3 Peace Corps Series: Trips: 11/1965, Latin America Box 12 Peace Corps Robert F. Kennedy 1968 Presidential Campaign Papers (#138) Series: Research Division: Subject File Box 61 Peace Corps Frank (Fabian) Mankiewicz II (#160) Series 2.2. Subject Files, 1964-1972 Box 40 Condolence Peace Corps (Answered) Box 42 Peace Corps, Peru (2 folders) Reps Letters Burke Marshall (#161) Series 2. IBM Office Files, 1961-1970 (1965-1970 bulk). Box 61 Peace Corps

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Richard Neustadt (#172) Series 4.2. Alphabetical Correspondence, 1964-1965 Box 16 Peace Corp Seminar Papers Richard Reeves (#324) Series 5. Writings. Box 46 Peace Corps: Innocence Abroad (2 folders) Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. (#206) Series 4. John F. Kennedy Library File, 1961-1965 Box WH-18 Peace Corps Box WH-43 Peace Corps R. Sargent Shriver Papers (#214) Series 2. 1. Peace Corps, 1961-1966, Correspondence, 1961-1968. Box 10 “African Season” by Leonard Levitt Award nominations Bowles, Chester Congratulations on appointment (2 folders) Experiment in International Living General 1961 1962 January-May June-December 1963 1964-1965 1966 January-May June-July Box 11 General 1966 August-September October-December 1967 January-March

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April-August September-December 1968 Undated Heffernan, Edward Humphrey, Hubert H. Illinois (2 folders) Kennedy, John F.: Address to volunteers, 1962 Johnson, Lyndon B., 1963-1965 Justice Department (2 folders) Lawford, Peter Magsaysay Award, 30 August 1963 Box 12 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer: “Peace Corps Movie” script, 1962 (2 folders) National Advisory Council (2 folders) NBC documentary: “Peace Corps in Tanganyika” (2 folders) Peace Corps Anniversaries Church FBI security checks Medal Memorandums to President Kennedy Pin and emblem General (2 folders) Box 13 Peace Corps Pin and Emblem Thank you letters (5 folders) Policy Proposed projects Representatives (3 folders) Selection Staff General (1-2 of 5 folders) Box 14 Peace Corps Staff General (3-5 of 5 folders) Memorandums (2 folders) Possibilities (4 folders)

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Box 15 Peace Corps Training Politics Private memorandums Public relations Rensselaer speaking engagement Saint Joseph’s College Saint Michael’s honorary degree Saint Xavier College Shriver’s departure (5 folders) Box 16 Special letters Stevenson, Adlai Wofford, Harris (3 folders) Yale University Commencement, 15 June 1964 Series 2.2. Peace Corps, 1961-1966, Writings, 1964-1967. Box 16 Speeches, 1961 American Society for Public Administration, March 15 New York Herald Tribune Youth Forum, March 24 National Conference on Youth Service Abroad, March 29 Press release, Chicago, IL, May 17 Catholic Interracial Council Dinner, Chicago, IL, June 1 (2 folders) University of Notre Dame, June 4 Bennett College, June 5 De Paul University, Chicago, IL, June 7 Seton Hall University Commencement, June 10 Student National Education Association, Atlantic City, NJ, June 29 Interagency Advisory Group, July 6 Methodist Church, Nashville, TN, July 24 Boys Nation Lunch, College Park, MD, July 26 National Association of County Agricultural Agents, New York City, September 12 Saint Francis College, NY, September 15 National Corn-Picking Contest, Worthington, MN, October 13 Wisconsin Democratic Convention, October 13 Box 17 Speeches, 1961 Illinois Association of School Administrators, October 16

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YWCA Board of Directors Annual Luncheon, New York City, NY, October 18 Communication Workers of America, September 12 Cleveland World Affairs Council, December, 4 Speeches, 1962 Peace Corps in Illinois, January, 7 Extension Committee on Policy, January 17 CYO National Celebrity Award, Baltimore, MD, February 3 Student Editors Conference, NY, February 9 American Association of School Administrators, Atlantic City, NJ, February 17 National Conference on Higher Education, Chicago, IL, March 6 Howard University, Washington, DC, March 14 National Farmers Union Convention, Denver, CO, March 21 Harvard University, April Stanford University, April 2 Oklahoma City, OK, April 7 National Retail Furniture Association, April 9 Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers, April 10 Yale, Canterbury, Wesleyan, April 11-12 Eliot House Dinner, Cambridge, MA, April 16 Human Relations Dinner, Charleston, WV, April 25 American Foreign Service Association, Washington, DC, April 26 Brown University, Providence, RI, May 1 Chamber of Commerce: Export Luncheon Group, May 3 Peace Corps Day, Philadelphia, May 4 Box 18 Speeches, 1962 Life, editorial luncheon, Washington, DC, May 14 Chicago Teachers College, May 23 Saint Anslem’s Abbey, Washington, DC, May 24 Peace Corps Training Conference, Georgetown University, February 16 St. Louis University Commencement, June 2 Kansas State University, June 3 National Council of Churches, June 6 Brandeis University, June 10 North Carolina Teen-Dems Convention, Raleigh, NC, June 16 General Federation of Women’s Clubs, Washington, DC, June 26 National Education Association, Denver, CO, July 6 Newspaper Enterprise Association, Washington, DC, July 25 Democratic Study Group, Washington, DC, September 25 Foreign Correspondence, New York, NY, October 2 Texas Judicial Conference, Austin, TX, October 5 Columbia Point, Boston, Massachusetts 02125  866.JFK.1960  617.514.1629  www.jfklibrary.org National Archives and Records Administration

Women’s National Democratic Club, Washington, DC, October 8 International Conference on Middle Level Manpower, San Juan, Puerto Rico, October 10-12 National Press Club, Washington, DC, October 18 Business Council, Hot Springs, VA, October 20 National Association of County 4-H Clubs, November 26 Puerto Rico leaders in New York City, November 28 Speeches, 1963 National Association of State and Territorial Apprenticeship Directors, January 14 National Conference on Religion and Race, Chicago, IL, January 15 Box 19 Speeches, 1963 Peripatetic Club, Baltimore, MD, February 8 Junior Chamber of Commerce, Richmond, VA, February 13 Conference on Peace Corps, Georgetown University, February 16 United Jewish Appeal Luncheon, February 18 Knights of Columbus, IL, February 24 Asheville Chamber of Commerce Dinner, February 28 World Bank Executive Directors Meeting, April 9 University of Virginia Student Legal Forum, April 9 Holy Name Society, May 15 National Service Corps Bill, May 24 Salem College, WV, May 28 Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Service, Hyde Park, MD, May 30 North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College, June 1 Springfield College Commencement, MA, June 9 Fordham University Commencement, NY, June 12 Yale 25th Reunion, June 15 Religious Heritage of America, Inc. Awards, June 22 Chicago Federal Bar Association, June 25 University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, July 18 Provo, UT, August 23 National Student Association Congress, Indiana University, August 27 Box 20 Speeches, 1963 Nation Federation of Catholic College Students, Minneapolis, MN, August 27 First Friday Club, Washington, DC, October 4 Los Angeles World Affairs Council, October 7 San Diego State College Student Convocation, October 7 Address before the San Francisco Press Club, October 9

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Concordia-Argonaut Club, San Francisco, CA, October 10 Commonwealth Club of California, October 11 International Convention of Christian Churches, Miami Beach, FL, October 16 Manhattanville College, October 22 Hadassah Convention, Washington, DC, October 28 YMCA Annual Dinner, New York, NY, November 19 New York recruiting, November 9-12 Foreign Policy Association, New York, NY, December 11 Speeches, 1964 Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand, January 28 Peace Corps volunteer speech, February 10 YMCA Annual Dinner, February 18 National Press Club, Washington, DC, February 21 Golden Heart Presidential Award, February 24 Howard University, Washington, DC, March 10 National Farmers Union, St. Paul, MN, March 16 Andrew White Medal, Baltimore, MD, March 25 Great Decisions Meeting, Little Rock, AR, April 9 Luncheon, Lubbock, TX, April 9 Box 21 Speeches, 1964 Bellarmine College, Kentucky, April 9 Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, April 10 National Civil Service League, April 14 YMCA, Reading, PA, April 16 American Society of Newspaper Editors, Washington, DC, April 18 Vatican Pavilion Dedication, April 19 University of Kansas, April 20 Boys’ Club of America, Washington, DC, May 11 Country Day School of the Sacred, Washington, DC, May 12 University of Georgia, Athens, GA, May 14 Ohio Bar Association, Akron, OH, May 15 American National Red Cross, New York, NY, May 20 Ladies of the Press, New York, NY, May 20 Catholic Press Association, Pittsburgh, PA, May 28 Father-of-the-Year Award, New York, NY, May 28 Temple Israel, Memphis, TN, May 29 Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA, May 31 Walt Whitman High School, Bethesda, MD, June 16 Box 22 Speeches, 1964

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All-America City Award Banquet, Alexandria, VA, June 18 National Catholic Family Life Conference, Washington, DC, June 27 Bowling Green State University, OH, September 15 University of Michigan Student Union, Ann Arbor, MI, October 9 National Council of Catholic Women, Washington, D.C., October 24 Albert Einstein School of Medicine, New York, November 15 University of Wisconsin, November 16 Washington Post Book and Author Luncheon, December 2 Speeches, 1965 New York Herald Tribune Book Luncheon, January 18 Catholic Inter-American Cooperative Program, January 28 U.S. Senate Youth Program, Washington, DC, February 4 Ohio State Student Union, Columbus, OH, February 8 University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN, February 18 University of California, Berkeley, CA, March 31 University of Wisconsin, April 28 Wesleyan University Commencement, Middletown, CT, June 7 Western Michigan University, June 12 Box 23 Speeches, 1966 Hearst Senate Youth Forum, Washington, DC, January 26 Speeches, 1967 Claude M. Fuess Award, Andover, MA, February 3 Crossroads Africa Dinner, Washington, DC, April 13 Itineraries, 1961-1964 Miscellaneous Volunteer reports Speeches: Materials for use in Ad lib speech Anecdotes from returning Peace Corps volunteers Conservative speech Jokes (2 folders) Quotes from VIPs Recruiting speech Box 24 Speeches: Materials for use in “Three and a Half Years of Progress, 1964” (2 folders) Speeches: General Speeches and Speech Material (6 folders) Box 25 Speeches: General

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Speech Materials - RSS (2 folders) Speech Material: Church and State Interviews Radio news briefing, 6 March 1961 Meet the Press, 24 December 1961 “The Peace Corps: A Report,” roundtable discussion, 12 March 1962 Opinion in the Capital, 18 March 1962 “Washington Conversation,” 25 March 1962 Meet the Press, 23 December 1962 “The Eternal Light,” 26 May 1963 “Women on the Move,” June 1963 Exchange with Oscar Kambona, 16 July 1963 Exchange with Martin Agronsky, 6 September 1963 “Shriver and the Peace Corps,” The Blue and the Gray, 13 December 1963 Meet the Press, 15 December 1963 (2 folders) “A Close Look at the Peace Corps,” U.S. News & World Report, 6 January 1964 Dorothy Gordon’s “Youth Forum,” 19 January 1964 Dinah Shore Show, 18 December 1964 Youth Wants to Know, 20 February 1965 Box 26 Interviews: Requests and thank you letters, 1961-1962 Writings by Shriver Saturday Review reprint, 1961 “Outlook for Corpsmen,” Life reprint, 17 March 1961 “Peace Corps,” Saturday Review, 19 May 1962 “I Have the Best Job in Washington,” NY Times Magazine reprint, 1963 “Two Years of the Peace Corps,” Foreign Affairs reprint, July 1963 “Ambassadors of Good Will, the Peace Corps,” National Geographic, September 1964 Point of the Lance, 1964 (5 folders) Point of the Lance Galleys (1 of 8 folders) Box 27 Writing by Shriver Point of the Lance Galleys (7 of 8 folders) Good Housekeeping, July 1968 Writings about Shriver “On the Floor,” The New Yorker, 24 February 1962 Edward Morgan radio script, 16 March 1962 “Peace Corps: The West at its Best,” Time, 13 June 1962 “Peace Corps,” Time, 5 July 1963

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Box 28 Writings about Shriver “Shriver Moves into the Front Rank,” New York Times Magazine, 15 March 1964 “The Essential Shriver,” New Republic, 28 March 1964 “Around the World with Sargent Shriver,” The Sign, May 1964 “He’s Beginning to Feel His Oats,” Life, 1 May 1964 “Mr. Shriver Takes a Trip,” The Washington Star, 7 June 1964 “What Next for Sargent Shriver,” Look, 16 June 1964 “Five Years of the Peace Corps,” U.S. News and World Reports, 18 July 1966 Series 2.3. Peace Corps, 1961-1966, Trip File, 1961-1966. Box 28 Master lists of oversea trips 1961 Round-the-world trip: April 22-May 21 (Ghana, Nigeria, India, Pakistan, Burma, Malaya, Thailand, Philippines) Guinea: June 14-16 Latin America: October 23-November 17 (Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Brazil, Venezuela) 1962 Miami-San Juan: February 25-27 Far East: August 8-September 12 (Japan, Philippines, Thailand, Malay, Sarawak, North,Borneo, Indonesia) Puerto Rico: July 16-17 Puerto Rico: September 24-26 Africa: October 28-November 18 (Ethiopia, Tanganyika, Somalia, Tunsia) 1963 Central America: January 20-February 4 (Guatemala, El Salvador, Panama, Costa Rica, Honduras) Caribbean: March 2-13 (Dominican Republic, St. Lucia, St. Thomas, Jamaica) Africa: April 14-26 (Sierra Leone, Liberia, Ghana) Box 29 1963 Guinea: May 3-8 1964 Middle East: January 3-30 (Israel, Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, India, Nepal, Thailand) (2 folders) Germany: April 23-27 1966 Paris-Nairobi, Africa-Rome: March 18-29

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Series 2.4. Peace Corps, 1961-1966, Subject File, 1961-1966. Box 29 Ambassadors – List of American Ambassadors America, National Catholic Weekly Review, 4 July 1964 Announcement establishing the Peace Corps Anthem Associate Director Peace Corps Volunteers Opening Biographies: President’s cabinet members Books to Volunteers Chester Bowles (2 folders) Box 30 Business Checklist Conference for returning volunteers, March 1965 Congressional presentation, 1963 (2 folders) Contracts and logistics Cosmopolitan Article about the Peace Corps, 1964 Country research Brazil (2 folders) Chile Columbia Ethiopia Ghana India Nigeria Peru St. Lucia Tanganyika Box 31 Early projects, 1961-1962 (3 folders) Ears Only Tapes from Field [CLOSED] Education Emergency Relocation Assignment Foreign aid Forms and pamphlets Howard University trainees IPCS: Notes on conversation with German representative Medical programs Memorabilia News clippings 1961

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1962 1963-1964 1965-1967 Undated Box 32 Newsletters Notes Office Decoration U.S., Congress, Committee on Foreign Affairs, Peace Corps Act Amendments, 1962 “Peace Corps FY 1965 Congressional Presentation,” May 1964 “Peace Corps Fiscal Year 1966 Congressional Presentation,” April 1965 Peace Corps Information Kit Peace Corps Report, FY 1964 “Peace Corps Congressional Presentation,” Volume I “A New American Overseas: The Story of the Peace Corps Volunteer,” Volume II “Peace Corps Facts and Figures,” Volume III Peace Corps Volunteer, 1962-1966 (1 of 4 folders) Box 33 Peace Corps Volunteer, 1962-1966 (2-4 of 4 folders) “The Peace Corps Volunteer: A Statistical Summary,” 30 June 1962 Personnel reports, 1961-1963 Peace Corps Representatives Philippine training project report, 1961 (3 folders) Box 34 Philippines and Tanganyikan Interviews [CLOSED] Photographs, Miscellaneous Placement test Proposed Staff Public Information Public Information – Clippings (2 folders) Public Information Job [CLOSED] Publications (3 folders) Puerto Rico camps report, 1962 Box 35 Puerto Rico Training Center Regional Conferences Reimbursements to Mr. Shriver Reports, 1960-1966 (4 folders)

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Request for supergrades School Partnership Program Security File List Statistics Statistics on Peace Corps Volunteers from Illinois and Chicago Task Force USA Box 36 Training (2 folders) Training sites: Colorado, Ohio, Illinois, July 1962 Transportation Requests TV Series – Daniel Mann United Nations Volunteers – Special Cases “Who’s Who in the Peace Corps” (2 folders) Series 7.2. 1972 Presidential Campaign, Subject File Box 148 Foreign Affairs Peace Corps Series 7.3.2. 1972 Presidential Campaign, Staff Files, Matt Ahmann (Religious and ethnic affairs) Box 169 Peace Corps Series 2. Peace Corps, 1961-1966 OVZ Box #1 RSS with Massai warrior in Dar Es Salaam, Tanganyika, 11/1962 RSS catching plane (O.E.O. and Peace Corps), n.d. RSS, others, Life story on Peace Corps, copyright Life Peace Corps volunteer in Chancay, copyright Paul Conklin Middle East trip (Tunisia), no Shrivers Series 10.6. Personal Photographs OVZ Box #3 LBJ, RSS, others at Bill signing, n.d. Copyright, C. Overholt, Peace Corps Lola Smith (#361) Series 1. Peace Corps Years, 1962-1968 Box 1 Ecuador Retrospectives Diaries 1962 Columbia Point, Boston, Massachusetts 02125  866.JFK.1960  617.514.1629  www.jfklibrary.org National Archives and Records Administration

1963 Correspondence 1962 1963 1964 (2 folders) 1965-1967, undated Reports, 1962-1963 Micronesia Retrospectives Diaries, 1966 Correspondence, 1966 Reports, 1966, 1968 (2 folders) Job descriptions Box 2 Dominican Republic Retrospectives Diaries 1964 1965 1966 (2 folders) 1967 Letters 1964 1965 1966 1967 Reports, 1965-1967 Materials for Diary of a Revolution Manuscripts Rough draft of Diary of a Revolution Diary of a Revolution (3 folders) Theodore C(haikin) Sorensen (#222) Series 8. JFK Speech Files, 1961-1963 Box 63 Peace Corps Message to Congress 3/1/61 Press Release and Memorandum Box 68 Peace Corps Letter to Congress 2/26/62 Memoranda and Press Releases

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Adam Yarmolinsky (#313) Series: Alphabetical Secretarial File. 1943 (1950-1960) 1966 Box 40 d. Peace Corps, 1965-1966 Series: Addendum V., Organizations and Agencies. Reports,publications, correspondence. Box 246 Aspen Institute Peace Corps Project Richardson White (#306) Box 7 Hackett, David Domestic Peace Corps Memoranda and Notes [2 folders]

OTHER COLLECTIONS Records of the National Democratic Committee (#59) Series: DNC 1960 Campaign Subseries: Research Materials, Research Background Files (Myer Feldman) Box 25 5/6/60-6/15/60 and undated, Youth Peace Corps Series: Young Democratic Clubs of America Subseries: Constitutions and Credentials, 1933-1961 Box 330 Peace Corps, 1961 Subseries: John F. Kennedy Clippings Files (chiefly 1960-63) Box 4 JFK and Domestic Affairs Youth Peace Corps – criticism by Eisenhower Subseries: Eisenhower Clippings, 1945-1963 Box 31 John F. Kennedy, Relationships With Eisenhower raps Peace Corps as “juvenile experiment,” 10/24/62 Series: Publicity Division Subseries: Democratic National Committee Press Releases Box 22 11/03/60 Peace Corps

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ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEWS Oral History Transcript Aiken, George D. Badeau, John Baldwin, Charles Barrows, Leland Barthelmes, Wes Batt, William Bayley, Edwin 101-102 Ben-Gurion, David Bookbinder, H. Bosch, Juan Bowles, Chester Burrows, Charles Casey, Constance Coffin, Frank M. Cole, Charles Collins, Leroy Cushing, Richard, Cardinal Darlington, Charles F. Davens, Edward Donahue, Richard (2), Douglas, William O. Dutton, Frederick Estes, Thomas S. Fox, David Feldman, Myer Fuchs, Lawrence Gordon, Lincoln Hare, Raymond Harsky, Charles Hart, Parker T. Hedrick, Robert Hobbs, Nicholas Houvouras, Andrew Horwitz, Solis Hughes, Phillip Jones, Roger Khoman, Thanat Lisagor, Peter

Page No. page 32-34 page 6 page 59-62 page 113-114 page 49 page 32, 34-40, 46-47, 88-97, page 12 page 44, 63 page 21 page 37 page 20, 33, 46-47, 52 page 4 page 24-25 page 45, 55-56 page 46-47 page 4 page 8, 14 page 30 page 6 page 23-24, 35-36 page 30-34 page 10-11 page 8 Volume 2 page 47, 48, 49, 50, 54 page 11 page 18-19 page 38 page 30 page 9 page 1-14 page 13 page 5-6 page 33-34 page 44, 68-70 page 5-6 page 58

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McDermott, Edward Macy, John Manley, Norman Mansfield, Mike Meany George Myers, Robert O'Brien, Daniel Pahlavi, Mohammed-Reza Patterson, Bradley Pechman, Joseph Peters, Charles Peters, Esther Quimby, Thomas Reuss, Henry Riley, Arch Sayre, Francis Slim, Mongi Southwick, Paul, Sprouse, Phillip (2) Stevenson, William Telles, Raymond Thaw, William Tierney, Lawrence Tubby, Roger Williams, G. Mennen Wofford, Harris 130, 156-157 Wright, Dick

page 19 page 79 page 3 page 5-6, 37 page 53 page 18 page 10-11 page 20-21 page 89 page 27-28, 31 page 12 page 32, 35-60 page 69-74, 92-95 page 51-52 page 16 page 18 page 4 page 31 page 63, 104, 108-116 page 6 page 9 page 7 page 15, 16 page 44, 76 p. 34, 65-66, 97, 99-111, 123, page 3

* This is intended as a starting point for research. It is not intended to be a definitive guide to all Library materials on this topic. Other collections and additional series in the above-named collections may also contain relevant material. Consult the Library’s guide to holdings and the individual finding aids for additional information. Updated by Sharon Kelly, June 6, 2011.

Columbia Point, Boston, Massachusetts 02125  866.JFK.1960  617.514.1629  www.jfklibrary.org National Archives and Records Administration