CARL ALBERT COLLECTION
SPEECH SERIES
Box and Folder Inventory
Box 24

Reference (continued)

F 1: "Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Wheat of the Committee on Agriculture." 1963.

F 2: Miscellaneous. 1963-1964.

a. "White House Message." April 29, 1963.
b. "Information on Charles Evans." July 31, 1963.
c. "Committee on House Administration." August 21, 1963.
d. "Hearing before the Subcommittee on Wheat-Part II." January 1964.
e. "Press release from the National Council for Industrial Peace re right to work legislation."
f. "News release from the Department of State, April 2, 1964 re speech of Adlai E. Stevenson, 'The Anatomy of World Leadership.'"
g. "News release from the Department of State, April 7, 1964, re speech of Dean Rusk, 'The Atlantic Alliance.'"

F 3: Miscellaneous. 1965, 1966.

a. "A Response to the Chamber of Commerce's Commentary on Elementary and Secondary Education Legislation." August 24, 1965.
b. "The Guilty in California." Speech by Joseph Waggonner re civil rights and riots in Watts. Congressional Record.
c. "Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center, Ada, Oklahoma. September 30, 1965.
d. "Joint Statement of Rep. James H. Scheuer and Jonathan B. Bingham re Reform Movement in Democratic Party." February 13, 1967.
e. "News Release: Phillips Petroleum Company re Gasoline Prices.." February 24, 1967.
f. Chickasaw Historical Society Newsletter. February 1967.

F 4: Miscellaneous. 1967.

a. "Rep. John O. Marsh, Jr.'s Press Release re Adam Clayton Powell." March 2, 1967.
b. "G.T.A. Daily Radio Roundup." April 24, 1967.
c. "Republican Policy Committee Statement on Railroad Labor Dispute Legislation." June 14, 1967.
d. "Press Release from HUD re low rent housing in Hartshorne." July 30, 1967.
e. "Sen. Mike Monroney's Press Release re Air Mail." August 2, 1967.
f. "The Measure of Command." Remarks by Daniel Flood re Navy's Acceptance of Responsibility for Actions. September 14, 1967. Congressional Record.
g. National Coal Policy Conference Newsletter. December 21, 1967.

F 5: Miscellaneous.

a. U.S. News and World Report, Vol. XLII, No. 15. April 10,1967.
b. National Employment Association Newsletter. May 1967.

F 6: Newsweek. August 14, 1967.

F 7: Miscellaneous. 1968.

a. "U.S. Dept. of Labor News Release re Approval of Manpower Training Project at Oklahoma Aerotronics." January 31, 1968.
b. Correspondence from L. H. Fountain re Honoring Horace Kornegay. July 15, 1968.
c. "Biographical sketch of the Carl Albert." [1968].

F 8: "Woman Power." September 6, 1969. Speech delivered by Mrs. Carl Albert to the Democratic Women's Council of the South Carolina.

Folder also includes draft prepared by Lisa M. Nickerson of the Library of Congress.

F 9: "Drugs and Narcotics: and Illusions and Realities," Scholastic Teacher, March 1969.

Folder also includes some pamphlets.

F 10: Miscellaneous. 1969.

a. Pamphlets and leaflets of the Buildings and Construction Trades Department: AFL-CIO.1969.
b. Speech by Blake T. Newton, president of the Institute of Life Insurance, entitled. "The Private Interests and the Public Purpose." 1969.

F 11: Miscellaneous. 1969.

a. Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard statement on ballistic missiles. 1969.
b. John Moss. "House Interns." Congressional Record. 1969.
c. "ABC's of Draft by Lottery," U.S. News & World Report. December 15, 1969.
d. "Draft Reform." Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents. December 1, 1969.

F 12: Miscellaneous. 1970.

a. "PL 91-190." 1970.
b. American Observer and Weekly News Review. 1970.
c. "Official List of Members of the House." 1970.
d. "The Golden Eagle and Inflation." 1970. Ed Edmondson's speech in the House. Congressional Record.
e. "Correspondence on Water Pollution by June D. King." 1970.
f. "Albert Weighing Keys to Speakership." 1970. New York Times Article.
g. "The American Nursing Home." 1970. Speech by David Pryor. Congressional Record.

F 13: Miscellaneous. 1970.

a. Democratic Caucus Resolution. 1970.
b. "Address by Don McBride at the Arkansas Waterways Commission Port Seminar." 1970.
c. "Keynote Address by John Brademas at the Indiana Democratic State Convention." 1970. Congressional Record.
d. "The Curbing and Control of Crime." 1970. Statement of Rep. Emanuel Celler.
e. "Typescript of Article for Business Week on Republicans and Economy." 1970.

F 14: "The 91st Congress." Statement by John W. McCormack.. 1970.

F 15: Miscellaneous. 1971-1972.

a. "News Release from Lloyd Bentsen re Texas Bankers Association." May 3, 1971.
b. "Correspondence from Wilbur Mills re Medicare Coverage for Visits of Nutritionists to Homes of the Elderly." June 14, 1971.
c. Insurance Facts. 1972.

F 16: "Network Responses to Formal Congressional Requests, 1969-1976."

F 17. Miscellaneous. No Date.

a. "Statement by John P. Shelley re Commodity Credit Corporation Sale of Austrian Winter Peas." n.d.
b. "Speech by Jim Hardesti entitled 'Me Means We.'" n.d.
c. "Press Release from the Committee on Education and Labor re Landrum-Griffin Bill." n.d.
d. "General Political Speech Prepared by Democratic National Congressional Committee. n.d.

F 18: Miscellaneous. No Date.

a. "Minority Views on H.R. 2362 re Educational Opportunities for Deprived Children." n.d.
b. "Constitution of the Proud Young Americans for Truth." n.d.
c. "Frank Eleazer. 'Washington Window.'" Re congressional reform. n.d.
d. "Biographical Sketch for David Moffatt McConnell."

F 19: "Statement to the Southwest Environment Information Symposium." No date.

F20. Miscellaneous Releases, Statements, and Memoranda. No Date, 1962, 1966, 1969-1970, 1974.

This folder contains material not only from Carl Albert's office but from other members of Congress and from organizations.

F 21: Speaker's Press Conferences, 1971. (NOTE: NAMES OF OTHERS WHO MAKE STATEMENTS IN THESE CONFERENCES ARE ALSO LISTED; IT IS UNKNOWN IF THERE WERE OTHERS IN ATTENDANCE WHO SIMPLY DID NOT MAKE REMARKS TO THE PRESS).

January 25, 1971 - background conference for press; gives rules for conduct of press conferences
January 26, 1971 - conference includes President's appointment of an Architect of the Capitol; State of the Nation address; meeting on the ratio in which there may be increase in the size of some committees but decrease in one
January 29, 1971 - no legislative business for the day comment on size of committees
February 1, 1971 - no legislative business for the day; expecting reports from the White House; discussion on size of committees
February 3, 1971 - discussion about an editorial in the New York Times about the leadership and committee assignments; CA notes that he believes the editorial was unfair
February 4, 1971 - resolution establishing ratio, the filing of committees
February 8, 1971 - conference also attended by James G. O'Hara (D-MI); Carl D. Perkins (D-KY); and Dominick V. Daniels (D-NJ). discussion on President's veto of Manpower bill and reintroduction of a new bill which was limited to public service employment and the hope that the President will approve it because of the unemployment
February 9, 1971 - comment on Consumer Protection Agency bill
February 17, 1971 - conference also attended by Emmanuel Celler (D-NY). discussion on the Constitutional amendment giving the right to vote to 18 year olds.
February 22, 1971 - conference also attended by Chet Holifield (D-CA). discussion on bill creating an independent Consumer Protection Agency.
February 23, 1971 - discussion bill to extend standby authority for the President to establish price and wage controls
February 25, 1971 - routine comments on filing of bills
March 1, 1971 - discussion of bomb and bomb threats in the Capitol; also comment on committee seniority
March 4, 1971 - routine; Capitol security
March 8, 1971 - security precautions at the Capitol in wake of bomb of March 1.
March 9, 1971 - discussion of the Select Committee on Crime and what it is doing and whether it will continue
March 10, 1971 - Capitol security
March 11, 1971 - routine
March 16, 1971 - routine comments on bills, especially vote for 18 year olds; seniority for committee chairmen
March 18, 1971 - SST and vote for 18 year olds
March 23, 1971 - routine
March 24, 1971 - routine
March 25, 1971 - routine memo on press conferences
March 26, 1971 - memo re: press criticism of delay in obtaining teller vote results
March 29, 1971 - routine
March 29, 1971 - conference also attended by Jamie L. Whitten (D-MS); Joe L. Evins (D-TN); Hale Boggs (D-LA); Edward P. Boland (D-MA); and John J. McFall (D-CA). Discussion of the budget and money appropriated for various programs that has been withheld (impoundment). Criticism of President Nixon
March 31, 1971 - Democratic Caucus vote on getting out of Vietnam
April 1, 1971 - conference also attended by Carl D. Perkins (D-KY) and John H. Dent (D-PA). Raising the minimum wage to $2.00
April 5, 1971 - routine
April 6, 1971 - routine; comment about members having their phones bugged
April 19, 1971 - discussion of Vice President Agnew not being able to get in touch with Albert
April 20, 1971 - conference also attended by Hale Boggs (D-LA). Discussion of FBI controversy
April 26, 1971 - eulogy for Robert J. Corbett (R-PA); FBI controversy
April 28, 1971 - routine
April 29, 1971 - resolution urging President Nixon to convene a national conference on unemployment and inflation
May 5, 1971 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA). Routine bill work and comments on demonstrators outside the Capitol
May 6, 1971 - demonstrators outside the Capitol
May 10, 1971 - routine; discussion of how legislative business will be handled on Fridays
May 11, 1971 - conference also attended by former Speaker John McCormack and Fishbait Miller. Discussion of the McCormack award
May 12, 1971 - Post Office appropriation
May 13, 1971 - routine
May 17, 1971 - discussion of rail legislation
May 24, 1971 - discussion of House reorganization and Wilbur Mills (D-AR) for president
May 26, 1971 - discussion of S. 575, Accelerated Public Works Extension and Authority
May 27, 1971 - conference also attended by Hale Boggs (D-LA) and Don Edwards (D-CA). Discussion of delay on construction of Madison Building for the Library of Congress until House office building issue resolved
June 2, 1971 - discussion of expansion of House office buildings and the building of the Madison Building
June 7, 1971 - routine
June 18, 1971 - miscellaneous bills
June 22, 1971 - routine
June 24, 1971 - routine
June 28, 1971 - delivery of Pentagon documents; Mansfield amendment (draft bill)
June 29, 1971 - Presidential veto of the Public Works bill
July 6, 1971 - miscellaneous; reference to Dr. Morgan
July 7, 1971 - miscellaneous
July 8, 1971 - miscellaneous; Harley Staggers (D-WV) and contempt citation re: CBS and the program "The Selling of the Pentagon."
July 12, 1971 - miscellaneous; Harley Staggers (D-WV) and contempt citation re: CBS and the program "The Selling of the Pentagon."
July 13, 1971 - Harley Staggers (D-WV) and contempt citation re: CBS and the program "The Selling of the Pentagon."
July 15, 1971 - miscellaneous
July 21, 1971 - criticisms by the Republicans
July 26, 1971 - routine
July 28, 1971 - miscellaneous
July 29, 1971 - routine
August 3, 1971 - draft bill; foreign aid
August 4, 1971 - draft bill
August 8, 1971 - Nixon and announcement of a new economic program
September 13, 1971 - miscellaneous bills; Democratic Caucus meeting
September 20, 1971 - conference also attended by Hale Boggs (D-LA); Equal Rights Amendment
September 21, 1971 - miscellaneous bills
September 22, 1971 - miscellaneous bills; internal problems on which bills to do first
September 27, 1971 - routine
September 30, 1971 - miscellaneous
October 1, 1971 - routine
October 4, 1971 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Nixon vs. Congress on economy
October 5, 1971 - miscellaneous bills
October 13, 1971 - various bills but mostly about Mansfield Amendment (Military Procurement bill)
October 14, 1971 - Moorhead Amendment and Mansfield Amendment
October 18, 1971 - Mansfield Amendment
October 19, 1971 - Mansfield Amendment
October 20, 1971 - miscellaneous
October 26, 1971 - miscellaneous; China and the UN
October 27, 1971 - miscellaneous
November 1, 1971 - miscellaneous; busing bill
November 2, 1971 - military aid; prayer in the schools
November 3, 1971 - miscellaneous
November 4, 1971 - routine
November 11, 1971 - routine
November 18, 1971 - miscellaneous
November 29, 1971 - tax bill
November 30, 1971 - election reform bill
December 2, 1971 - miscellaneous
December 7, 1971 - OEO bill; campaign spending
December 8, 1971 - miscellaneous
December 10, 1971 - miscellaneous

F 22: Speaker's Press Conferences, 1972.

January 19, 1972 - campaign reform bill; foreign aid bill
January 24, 1972 - budget; dock strike legislation
January 25, 1972 - privilege resolutions from the House Administration Committee; Nixon and increase in debt limit and talk on Vietnam
January 26, 1972 - Nixon and Vietnam
January 27, 1972 - miscellaneous bills
January 31, 1972 - routine
February 2, 1972 - dock strike legislation
February 3, 1972 - availability of House payroll
February 7, 1972 - campaign finance; dock strike
February 8, 1972 - miscellaneous; Reuss amendment on debt limit; privacy committee; continuation of Crime Committee
February 9, 1972 - dock strike legislation
February 16, 1972 - busing; House payroll
February 29, 1972 - conference also attended by Hale Boggs (D-LA); Nixon and trip to China; status of Taiwan
March 6, 1972 - routine
March 7, 1972 - problem of elections disrupting House business
March 8, 1972 - Commission on Extension of the Capitol
March 9, 1972 - miscellaneous
March 13, 1972 - debt limit
March 14, 1972 - routine
March 20, 1972 - busing
March 21, 1972 - campaign finance
March 22, 1972 - Ogden Reid (D-NY) switch from Republican Party to the Democratic Party
March 27, 1972 - political junkets
March 28, 1972 - response to Republican charges of Democratic Congress not doing anything
April 10, 1972 - unemployment; community facilities bill; high prices in the House cafeteria
April 11, 1972 - miscellaneous
April 12, 1972 - miscellaneous bills
April 17, 1972 - Vietnam
April 18, 1972 - Drinan resolution in the Caucus
April 19, 1972 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Caucus activity
April 20, 1972 - Caucus activity
April 24, 1972 - chairmanship of Democratic Convention
April 25, 1972 - Caucus activity
April 26, 1972 - miscellaneous bills
April 27, 1972- Vietnam
April 28, 1972 - routine
May 1, 1972 - minimum wage
May 2, 1972 - death of J. Edgar Hoover; campaign finance
May 4, 1972 - minimum wage
May 8, 1972 - miscellaneous; minimum wage
May 9, 1972 - minimum wage; Caucus; Vietnam
May 10, 1972 - closing of House galleries due to disruption by public
May 15, 1972 - miscellaneous; revenue sharing; revenue sharing
May 17, 1972 - Caucus activity; miscellaneous bills
May 18, 1972 - revenue sharing bill
May 22, 1972 - revenue sharing
May 23, 1972 - revenue sharing; busing
May 23, 1972 - revenue sharing; role of Wilbur Mills (D-AR)
May 24, 1972 - miscellaneous
May 30, 1972 - revenue sharing
June 1, 1972 - routine
June 5, 1972 - conference also attended by Hale Boggs (D-LA); miscellaneous; Democratic National Convention
June 5, 1972 - Democratic National Convention; role of Lawrence O'Brien
June 6, 1972 - conference also attended by Hale Boggs (D-LA); Democratic National Convention; role of Lawrence O'Brien or Hale Boggs
June 7, 1972 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN) and Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Democratic National Convention; candidacy of George S. McGovern
June 8, 1972 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); busing
June 12, 1972 - revenue sharing
June 13, 1972 - revenue sharing; Vietnam
June 19, 1972 - discussion of security at the Democratic National Committee
June 20, 1972 - appropriations
June 22, 1972 - appropriations
June 26, 1972 - miscellaneous
June 29, 1972 - miscellaneous bills
June 30, 1972 - revenue sharing; reference to John Dowdy (D-TX); debt limit
July 17, 1972 - conference also attended by Hale Boggs (D-TX); Democratic Party platform; routine
July 18, 1972 - conference also attended by Wright Patman (D-TX); Emergency Community Facilities and Public Investment Act of 1972
July 19, 1972 - Republican Conference activity; George McGovern as candidate
July 20, 1972 - Republican Conference activity on Emergency Community Facilities legislation
July 24, 1972 - miscellaneous; cyclamates
July 25, 1972 - George McGovern on equal time; role of Harley Staggers (D-WV)
July 26, 1972 - miscellaneous legislation; Thomas Eagleton as vice presidential candidate
July 27, 1972 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); George McGovern and home rule bill; Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
July 31, 1972 - routine
August 1, 1972 - miscellaneous bills
August 2, 1972 - Bill of Rights
August 3, 1972 - miscellaneous bills; End the War Amendment
August 7, 1972 - Caucus endorses Sargent Shriver for vice president; End the War Amendment; John Dowdy (D-TX) matter
August 8, 1972 - End the War Amendment; education and labor bill
August 9, 1972 - foreign aid
August 14, 1972 - recognition of the Olympic team on their way to Munich
August 15, 1972 - Wayne Hays (D-OH) activities; End of War Amendment
August 16, 1972 - Republicans and the busing bill
August 17, 1972 - introduction of Olympic team representatives
September 5, 1972 - OEO legislation; Nixon
September 6, 1972 - Olympic assassination
September 7, 1972 - wheat to Russia; Nixon and taxes
September 12, 1972 - school lunch bill
September 13, 1972 - miscellaneous bills
September 14, 1972 - Vietnam
September 18, 1972 - miscellaneous bills
September 19, 1972 - miscellaneous bills
September 20, 1972 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); miscellaneous bills
September 25, 1972 - military legislation
September 26, 1972 - spending ceiling
September 27, 1972 - housing bill
October 2, 1972 - travel to Hanoi; campaign expenditures; Common Cause
October 3, 1972 - debt ceiling
October 4, 1972 - miscellaneous bills; minimum wage; revenue sharing; debt limit
October 5, 1972 - Supreme Court and issue of delay in the courts
October 10, 1972 - debt limit; revenue sharing
October 11, 1972 - miscellaneous bills
October 12, 1972 - miscellaneous bills; D.C. transit
October 13, 1972 - conference also attended by Hale Boggs (D-LA); miscellaneous legislation; upcoming election
October 14, 1972 - conference also attended by Hale Boggs (D-LA); miscellaneous bills; Water Pollution Bill and Nixon
October 17, 1972 - Nick Begich (D-AK) and Hale Boggs (D-LA) missing in Alaska when airplane went down.
October 18, 1972 - Nick Begich (D-AK) and Hale Boggs (D-LA) missing; debt ceiling.

F 23: Speaker's Press Conferences, January - June 1973.

January 6, 1973 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); discussion of new leadership among the House Democrats, including O'Neill as majority leader; John McFall (D-CA) as majority whip; John Brademas (D-IN) as chief deputy whip; and Richard Fulton (D-TN), Spark Matsunaga (D-HI), and James Wright (D-TX) as deputy whips
January 9, 1973 - Caucus actions and membership on particular committees
January 11, 1973 - Caucus and committee assignments
January 22, 1973 - Caucus and its chairman
January 23, 1973 - Caucus and committees; death of Lyndon B. Johnson
January 24, 1973 - conference attended by John McFall (D-CA); peace in Vietnam
January 26, 1973 - budget; Nixon; Vietnam
January 29, 1973 - Bolling-Martin Resolution; Nixon and abolishment of programs
January 30, 1973 - Congress vs. Nixon; impoundment; Erwin bill
January 31, 1973 - Bolling Resolution; committees and their jurisdictions; shooting of Senator John Stennis (D-MS)
February 1, 1973 - miscellaneous bills; Caucus activity
February 5, 1973 - revenue sharing; meeting with mayors
February 6, 1973 - special committees; Crime Committee
February 7, 1973 - interest equalization tax
February 8, 1973 - routine
February 19, 1973 - Wilbur Mills (D-AR) illness
February 21, 1973 - two conferences were held on this date; John McFall (D-CA) attended the second conference; impoundment; Caucus and closed meetings; reform of committees
February 22, 1973 - Caucus work
February 26, 1973 - miscellaneous
February 27, 1973 - dismantling of OEO
February 28, 1973 - extension of west front of the Capitol
March 5, 1973 - impoundment
March 6, 1973 - miscellaneous; criticism of the Democrats
March 7, 1973 - Fascell bill; Caucus
March 8, 1973 - House Office Building Commission to meet
March 12, 1973 - Steering Committee activities; Albert not serving on the DNC Advisory Committee; dismantling of the OEO
March 13, 1973 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); miscellaneous; Older Americans Act; impoundment
March 14, 1973 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous; election reporting
March 15, 1973 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous bills
March 19, 1973 - Steering Committee regional elections
March 20, 1973 - cutback in social services and role of OEO; vocational rehabilitation bill
March 21, 1973 - Caucus activities; impoundment
March 22, 1973 - conference also attended by Ray Madden (D-IN); impoundment; Nixon; inflation
March 26, 1973 - routine
March 27, 1973 - inflation
March 28, 1973 - Nixon's veto of Vocational Rehabilitation Bill and efforts to override the veto
March 29, 1973 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Steering Committee membership
April 2, 1973 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); efforts to override veto of Vocational Rehabilitation Bill
April 3, 1973 - override of veto of Vocational Rehabilitation Bill; Steering Committee
April 4, 1973 - comments on lack of votes needed to override the Vocational Rehabilitation in the Senate; water and sewer legislation
April 5, 1973 - Steering Committee
April 9, 1973 - impoundment
April 10, 1973 - Economic Stabilization Act; Steering Committee and Caucus activities; Nixon
April 11, 1973 - franking privilege bill; Nixon's power over Republicans
April 12, 1973 - miscellaneous
April 16, 1973 - Economic Stabilization Act
April 17, 1973 - conference also attended by Jim Wright (D-TX); impoundment; highway bill
April 18, 1973 - miscellaneous
April 19, 1973 - highway act; public employment bill
April 30, 1973 - Watergate
May 2, 1973 - Office of Management and Budget; John Connally
May 3, 1973 - miscellaneous
May 7, 1973 - bombing of Cambodia
May 8, 1973 - Cambodia; comparisons to Gulf of Tonkin resolution
May 9, 1973 - Caucus and Steering Committee activities
May 10, 1973 - miscellaneous legislation
May 14, 1973 - announcement that CA is planning to have a female page; Nixon's plan to set up a commission to study Watergate-type tactics
May 15, 1973 - commission to study election matters; Watergate; impoundment
May 16, 1973 - Cambodia; Caucus activity; commission to study election practices
May 17, 1973 - miscellaneous
May 21, 1973 - introduction of Felda Looper, the first female page of the House; Watergate; impeachment
May 22, 1973 - miscellaneous
May 23, 1973 - potential vote for override of OMB bill; Watergate
May 29, 1973 - impoundment; Watergate; miscellaneous
May 24, 1973 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); death of William Mills (R-MD); miscellaneous
May 31, 1973 - miscellaneous; more female pages
June 4, 1973 - miscellaneous; Cambodia; Eagleton amendment
June 5, 1973 - miscellaneous
June 6, 1973 - minimum wage bill; Erlenborn amendment; impeachment
June 7, 1973 - two conferences were held on this date; conference also attended by Ray Madden (D-IN); impoundment
June 11, 1973 - Cambodia; Eagleton amendment
June 12, 1973 - miscellaneous
June 13, 1973 - announcement that Henry Kissinger re: signing of a new pact
June 15, 1973 - Cambodia
June 18, 1973 - routine
June 19, 1973 - impoundment; miscellaneous
June 20, 1973 - membership of Steering Committee; Leonid Brezhnev as possible speaker before Congress
June 21, 1973 - miscellaneous bills
June 22, 1973 - impoundment
June 25, 1973 - Cambodia; Eagleton amendment
June 26, 1973 - Cambodia; Eagleton amendment; Watergate
June 27, 1973 - Nixon veto of appropriation bill; Cambodia; Eagleton amendment; War Powers Act
June 28, 1973 - Cambodia; Eagleton amendment
June 29, 1973- appropriations; Cambodia
June 30, 1973 - miscellaneous

F 24: Speaker's Press Conferences, July - December 1973.

July 11, 1973 - two conferences were held on this date; farm bill; impoundment
July 16, 1973 - farm bill; war powers
July 17, 1973 - farm bill; Nixon taping phone conversations
July 18, 1973 - farm bill; Caucus action
July 19, 1973 - farm bill
July 20, 1973 - routine
July 23, 1973 - miscellaneous bills
July 24, 1973 - impoundment; miscellaneous bills
July 25, 1973 - Caucus activity; congressional pay raises
July 30, 1973 - miscellaneous; prison riot at Oklahoma Penitentiary in McAlester
July 31, 1973 - miscellaneous legislation
August 1, 1973 - miscellaneous legislation; White House investigation of CA
August 2, 1973 - miscellaneous legislation
August 3, 1973 - farm bill
September 5, 1973 - miscellaneous
September 6, 1973 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); trade; Melvin Laird; west front extension to Capitol
September 10, 1973 - discussion meeting between House leadership and Nixon; mention of various legislation; spirit of compromise
September 11, 1973 - miscellaneous
September 12, 1973 - miscellaneous legislation; mass transit bill
September 13, 1973 - miscellaneous
September 17, 1973 - miscellaneous; discussion of date for adjournment
September 18, 1973 - miscellaneous legislation; Spiro Agnew
September 19, 1973 - miscellaneous; campaign reform
September 20, 1973 - miscellaneous; campaign reform
September 24, 1973 - miscellaneous; campaign reform; most favored nation
September 25, 1973 - routine
September 26, 1973 - Spiro Agnew
September 27, 1973 - Spiro Agnew
October 1, 1973 - Spiro Agnew
October 2, 1973 - miscellaneous; Spiro Agnew
October 3, 1973 - Findley resolution
October 9, 1973 - miscellaneous; Spiro Agnew
October 10, 1973 - Israel
October 11, 1973 - Republican Conference; nomination of new vice president
October 12, 1973 - nomination of new vice president
October 13, 1973 - Gerald Ford as new vice president nominee
October 15, 1973 - Gerald Ford confirmation hearings
October 16, 1973 - Gerald Ford confirmation hearings; Steering Committee
October 17, 1973 - Gerald Ford confirmation hearings
October 18, 1973 - miscellaneous
October 19, 1973 - Nixon; Gerald Ford; Mike Mansfield; CA as second in line to presidency; Watergate
October 23, 1973 - conference also attended by Peter Rodino (D-NJ); Nixon's dismissal of Archibald Cox; resignations of Elliot Richardson and Ruckelshaus; impeachment; Gerald Ford nomination
October 24, 1973 - impeachment; CA and the 25^th amendment
October 25, 1973 - Middle East
October 29, 1973 - death of John Saylor (R-PA); impeachment
October 30, 1973 - trade bill; Gerald Ford nomination
October 31, 1973 - miscellaneous; Gerald Ford nomination; impeachment; appointment of independent prosecutor
November 1, 1973 - miscellaneous; impeachment
November 5, 1973 - Nixon; impeachment; CA and presidency
November 6, 1973 - miscellaneous bills; impeachment; Gerald Ford nomination
November 7, 1973 - trade bill; Nixon; war powers;
November 8, 1973 - Alaska pipeline bill and fuel allocation bill; criticism of Nixon's blaming Congress for not enacting of fuel bill
November 12, 1973 - Alaska pipeline bill; impeachment; Nixon and the missing tapes
November 13, 1973 - two conferences for this date; impeachment; Nixon and milk price; Gerald Ford confirmation
November 14, 1973 - Gerald Ford confirmation
November 26, 1973 - energy crisis; Nixon
November 27, 1973 - miscellaneous legislation; Watergate tape issue; UN Resolution 42
November 28, 1973 - campaign finance reform
November 29, 1973 - campaign finance reform; Gerald Ford confirmation
November 30, 1973 - energy crisis; Gerald Ford confirmation
December 3, 1973 - Gerald Ford confirmation
December 4, 1973 - trade bill; Operation Candor; impeachment; Nixon
December 5, 1973 - Gerald Ford confirmation; Romania; trade bill
December 6, 1973 - Gerald Ford confirmation and installation as vice president
December 7, 1973 - trade bill
December 10, 1973 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); John McFall (D-CA); and Jim Wright (D-TX); discussion of taxes
December 11, 1973 - energy; trade bill
December 12, 1973 - miscellaneous
December 13, 1973 - miscellaneous
December 14, 1973 - energy
December 17, 1973 - miscellaneous
December 18, 1973 - energy
December 19, 1973 - miscellaneous
December 20, 1973 - miscellaneous
December 21, 1973 - energy

F 25: Speaker's Press Conferences, January - June 1974.

January 21, 1974 - impeachment
January 22, 1974 - impeachment
January 23, 1974 - impeachment
January 24, 1973 - conference attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous
January 28, 1973 - energy; impeachment
January 29, 1973 - energy; impeachment
January 30, 1974 - energy
January 31, 1974 - energy; impeachment; Nixon
February 4, 1974 - budget; impeachment
February 5, 1974 - pensions; congressional pay raises
February 6, 1974 - impeachment; subpoena powers to the Judiciary Committee; Democratic victory in formerly Republican district held by the late John Saylor (R-PA)
February 7, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA) and John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous; civil service pay raises
January 13, 1974 - energy; effect on detente by treatment of Solzhenitsyn
February 14, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); impeachment; poll which says Congress doing poor job
February 19, 1974 - success of Democrats in elections; Watergate
February 25, 1974 - Harley Staggers (D-WV); energy; foreign policy
February 26, 1974 - energy
February 27, 1974 - various New York officials at conference; energy
February 28, 1974 - miscellaneous
March 4, 1974 - pay raises; economic stabilization; impeachment
March 5, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA) and John McFall (D-CA); energy; pension reform; pay raise
March 7, 1974 - Democratic victories in previous Republican districts; pay raise; mass transit
March 7, 1974 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-MA); miscellaneous; energy; Nixon
March 11, 1974 - campaign finance
March 12, 1974 - miscellaneous legislation
March 13, 1974 - miscellaneous; land use
March 14, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA) and Gary Hymel; miscellaneous legislation
March 18, 1974 - Nixon and impeachment
March 19, 1974 - education; Committee on Committees
March 20, 1974 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); Nixon and impeachment; energy
March 21, 1974 - miscellaneous; campaign finance; wage and price legislation
March 25, 1974 - prisoners of war; attack on Judiciary Committee by the president; Nixon; John Conyers (D-MI)
March 26, 1974 - miscellaneous legislation; CA on television and possible White House response
March 27, 1974 - miscellaneous
March 28, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous legislation; Nixon and the Republican banquet
April 1, 1974 - Nixon and impeachment
April 2, 1974 - Caucus; Bolling Committee; committee structure
April 3, 1974 - retirements of members of House
April 4, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous legislation; Nixon and payment of taxes
April 8, 1974 - miscellaneous
April 9, 1974 - impeachment and Judiciary Committee
April 10, 1974 - impeachment; Judiciary Committee; Nixon asking for more time to turn over material; pension plan and national health insurance
April 11, 1974 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA) and Jim Wright (D-TX); miscellaneous legislation; national health insurance; impeachment
April 22, 1974 - discussion of what CA did on the recess
April 23, 1974 - two-party system; Republican Party problems
April 24, 1974 - foreign aid; Middle East
April 25, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); foreign aid; Senate Democratic Caucus
April 29, 1974 - impeachment; Nixon on television; tapes; impeachment
April 30, 1974 - reaction of CA to Nixon on television; tapes; impeachment; expiration of Economic Stabilization Act; special energy research and development bill
May 1, 1974 - Nixon; tapes; impeachment; Bolling Committee report; Caucus
May 2, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous
May 6, 1974 - tapes; Nixon; impeachment; Alexander Haig's comments
May 7, 1974 - energy bill; Nixon; tapes; impeachment
May 8, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Caucus; Bolling Committee; committee reform
May 9, 1974 - Bolling; committee reform; Caucus
May 13, 1974 - impeachment; Nixon
May 14, 1974 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous
May 15, 1974 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous; Caucus
May 16, 1974 - impeachment; leak of transcripts
May 20, 1974 - visit by Soviet legislative bodies; Judiciary Committee; impeachment; depletion allowance; Caucus
May 21,1974 - miscellaneous; Leon Jaworski
May 22, 1974 - Caucus; Wilbur Mills (D-AR); impeachment
May 23, 1974 - routine
May 28, 1974 - Watergate; impeachment; Nixon; John Rhodes (R-AZ)
May 29, 1974 - miscellaneous; women in the service academies; defeat of J. William Fulbright (D-AR); Watergate
June 3, 1974 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous; impeachment
June 4, 1974 - miscellaneous; Caucus
June 5, 1974 - joint Democratic leadership meeting of the House and Senate; miscellaneous legislation; congressional policy questions
June 6, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); High Seas Oil Port legislation; Nixon; impeachment
June 10, 1974 - campaign finance; impeachment; Nixon; Judiciary Committee
June 11, 1974 - Watergate; Henry Kissinger; impeachment
June 12, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); oil tax bill
June 13, 1974 - Judiciary Committee; leaks; impeachment
June 17, 1974 - impeachment; Judiciary Committee
June 18, 1974 - Steering Committee; Caucus; miscellaneous legislation
June 19, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous
June 20, 1974 - Middle East; nuclear energy/weapons; miscellaneous legislation
June 21, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill; impeachment
June 24, 1974 - Caucus; Republican Conference; large number of Democrats expected to win fall elections; concern over two-party system
June 25, 1974 - conference also attended by Lewis Deschler; impeachment
June 26, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous; impeachment
June 27, 1974 - conference also attended by Vice President Gerald Ford; retirement of Lewis Deschler
June 28, 1974 - education; busing
May 30, 1974 - miscellaneous

F 26: Speaker's Press Conferences, July - December 1974.

July 1, 1974 - introduction of William H. Brown, the new parliamentarian; impeachment
July 2, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); IDA; impeachment; miscellaneous
July 9, 1974 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); oil depletion allowance; energy
July 10, 1974 - impeachment; Judiciary Committee not getting enough information printed for the press
July 11, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); death of Earl Warren; press expressed appreciation for
receiving copies of the impeachment materials and for House expediting matter
July 15, 1974 - impeachment; Julia Hansen; Bolling Committee; committee reform; Caucus
July 16, 1974 - Steering Committee; Caucus; economy; wage and price controls
July 17, 1974 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN) and Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Bolling and Hansen
committee reports on committee reform; Judiciary Committee complaint that leadership not indicating support on
televising impeachment proceedings; strip mining
July 18, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); televising impeachment proceedings; strip mining
July 22, 1974 - strip mining; televising impeachment proceedings
July 24, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill and John Brademas (D-IN); impeachment; Supreme Court;
Caucus; tax reform
July 25, 1974 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); strip mining; televising impeachment proceedings;
Judiciary Committee
July 29, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Steering Committee; Caucus; impeachment
July 30, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); televising impeachment proceedings
July 31, 1974 - impeachment
August 1, 1974 - impeachment; Nixon; Barry Goldwater (R-AZ)
August 2, 1974 - miscellaneous legislation; question of censure of Nixon rather than impeachment
August 5, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); impeachment; possible resignation of Nixon
August 6, 1974 - impeachment; censure of Nixon; possible resignation of Nixon
August 7, 1974 - impeachment; possible resignation of Nixon
August 8, 1974 - impeachment; possible resignation of Nixon; question of whether Nixon would be prosecuted if he resigned
August 9, 1974 - Nixon resignation; swearing-in of Gerald Ford; CA as next in line to presidency
August 12, 1974 - Judiciary Committee report; potential candidates for vice president; impact of Watergate on elections; national health insurance bill
August 13, 1974 - national health insurance bill; miscellaneous legislation
August 14, 1974 - selection vice president; mass transit
August 15, 1974 - miscellaneous legislation; committee reform
August 19, 1974 - death of U.S. ambassador to Cyprus; Judiciary Committee report; miscellaneous
August 20, 1974 - nomination of Nelson Rockefeller for vice president
August 21, 1974 - visit by Gerald Ford to Congress; nomination of vice president
August 22, 1974 - miscellaneous; nomination of Nelson Rockefeller
September 9, 1974 - this conference was with Oklahoma news representatives; present were Allan Cromley, David Jones, Joe Foote, and Pauline Girvin; pardon of Nixon; relationship with Gerald Ford; economy; miscellaneous
September 11, 1974 - possible pardons of those involved with Watergate
September 12, 1974 - railroad retirement bill; confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller
September 16, 1974 - draft dodgers; confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller
September 17, 1974 - pardon of Nixon; coup in Chile
September 18, 1974 - role of CIA; confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller; miscellaneous legislation
September 19, 1974 - role of CIA; coup in Chile
September 23, 1974 - Edward Kennedy's decision not to run for president in 1976 - budget
September 24, 1974 - mid-term caucus meeting in Kansas City; Democratic Party
September 25, 1974 - committee reform; confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller
September 30, 1974 - budget; economy
October 1, 1974 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); routine
October 2, 1974 - appropriations
October 3, 1974 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous
October 7, 1974 - miscellaneous
October 8, 1974 - committee reform; taxes
October 9, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); committee reform; mass transit
October 10, 1974 - Wilbur Mills (D-AR) personal life
October 11, 1974 - miscellaneous
October 15, 1974 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous
October 16, 1974 - miscellaneous legislation; military aid to Turkey
October 17, 1974 - miscellaneous
November 18, 1974 - miscellaneous legislation; six veto messages
November 19, 1974 - miscellaneous; mass transit
November 20, 1974 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); John Rhodes (R-AZ) and issue of one party Congress; miscellaneous legislation
November 21, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (R-MA); John McFall (D-CA); and John Brademas (D-IN); miscellaneous legislation; mini Democratic convention in Kansas City
November 25, 1974 - Caucus; miscellaneous legislation; relationship between White House and Congress
November 26, 1974 - miscellaneous legislation; Ford and trip to Far East
December 3, 1974 - miscellaneous legislation; Wilbur Mills (D-AR) and future in leadership roles
December 4, 1974 - two conferences held on this date; appointees to Steering Committee; Caucus activity; Wilbur Mills
December 5, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Caucus; Ways and Means Committee; Wilbur Mills (D-AR)
December 9, 1974 - conference also attended by tip O'Neill (D-MA); unemployment compensation bill; freshman members of the House; Steering Committee
December 10, 1974 - Wilbur Mills (D-AR) and resignation as chairman of the Ways and Means Committee
December 11, 1974 - miscellaneous legislation; Caucus; appointments to various committees
December 12, 1974 - miscellaneous
December 13, 1974 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous legislation; confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller; committee appointments
December 16, 1974 - miscellaneous legislation
December 17, 1974 - this conference was handled while CA was on his way to the House floor; answers to questions could not be heard so no transcript
December 18, 1974 - miscellaneous
December 19, 1974 - confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller
December 20, 1974 - Nelson Rockefeller as new vice president; relationship between Congress and White House

F 27: Speaker's Press Conferences, January - April 1975.

January 14, 1975 - tax cut; tax increase on gas and oil; demise of Internal Security Committee; Caucus
January 15, 1975 - Wayne Hays (D-OH) and Wright Patman (D-TX) not being elected chairmen of committees; Steering Committee; Caucus; Democratic leadership
January 20, 1975 - Caucus; committee leadership positions; FBI investigation of various congressmen
January 23, 1975 - Caucus; committee leadership
January 27, 1975 - death of John Kluczynski (D-IL); tax bill; oil imports bill
January 28, 1975 - committee appointments; oil imports bill
January 29, 1975 - oil import
January 30, 1975 - oil import; relationship with White House
February 4, 1975 - debt ceiling; oil import; energy
February 5, 1975 - Caucus; House business
February 6, 1975 - miscellaneous
February 17, 1975 - death of Jerry Pettis (R-CA) and former Congresswoman Maude Kee (D-WV); miscellaneous
February 18, 1975 - miscellaneous
February 19, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA) and John McFall (D-CA); interest rates; Caucus; Steering Committee; Select Committee on Intelligence
February 20, 1975 - miscellaneous
February 21, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous
February 24, 1975 - investigation of Pauline Girvin, a staff member in CA's office; CIA
February 25, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA) and John Brademas (D-IN); energy; Greem amendment; Caucus
February 27, 1975 - Caucus; charge by Republicans that the Caucus upsetting Ways and Means Committee; energy;
committee work
March 3, 1975 - energy; oil tariff
March 5, 1975 - oil tariff; relationship between White House and Congress
March 6, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous; energy
March 10, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); relationship between White House and Congress; Cambodia
March 11, 1975 - energy; John J. Rhodes (R-AZ)
March 12, 1975 - employment appropriations
March 13, 1975 - miscellaneous; Steering Committee and Caucus activities
March 14, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall(D-CA); Cambodia; tax bill; Caucus
March 17, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); Cambodia; energy
March 18, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); tax bill; role of freshmen members
March 19, 1975 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); Federal Elections Commission; Cambodia; Caucus
March 20, 1975 - farm bill; tax bill
March 21, 1975 - miscellaneous
March 22, 1975 - tax bill
March 24,1 975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); tax bill; Cambodia; Caucus
March 25, 1975 - tax bill; Albert to go to China
March 26, 1975 - tax bill; China trip; energy
April 10, 1975 - CA's trip to China; aid to Vietnam; Chinese attitude on world affairs
April 14, 1975 - appropriations; fall of Vietnam and rescue of Americans
April 15, 1975 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); aid to Vietnam and Cambodia; evacuation of Vietnam; Caucus
April 16, 1975 - humanitarian vs. military aid to Vietnam
April 17, 1975 - Vietnam; fall of Cambodia
April 18, 1975 - aid to Vietnam; evacuation
April 21, 1975 - resignation of Thieu; aid to Vietnam; evacuation
April 22, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); evacuation of Vietnam
April 23, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous; evacuation of Vietnam
April 24, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); freshmen House members; miscellaneous
April 28, 1975 - evacuation of Vietnam
April 30, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); end of the Vietnam War

F 28: Speaker's Press Conferences, May - July 1975.

May 1, 1975 - conference also attended by Thomas E. Morgan (D-PA); Morgan discussed plight of Vietnamese refugees
May 5, 1975 - Vietnamese refugees; miscellaneous
May 6, 1975 - Vietnamese refugees; energy
May 7, 1975 - miscellaneous; televising of House proceedings
May 8, 1975 - Vietnamese refugees; aid to cities; televising of House proceedings
May 12, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); role of U.S. military in parts of the world in light of the fall of Vietnam; miscellaneous bills
May 13, 1975 - televising of House proceedings; Vietnamese refugees; Cambodia seizes ship, the Mayaguez
May 14, 1975 - Cambodia seizes Mayaguez; federal funds for New York City
May 15, 1975 - Cambodia seizes Mayaguez; U.S. re-takes Mayaguez; War Powers Act
May 19, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous legislation
May 20, 1975 - miscellaneous; women in the military academies
May 21, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); energy; role of the White House
May 22, 1975 - tariff; miscellaneous
June 2, 1975 - miscellaneous
June 3, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA) and John McFall (D-CA); Steering Committee; Caucus; energy
June 4, 1975 - Caucus; vote to override the jobs bill; miscellaneous
June 5, 1975 - Democrats fail to override the jobs bill; question of failure of Democratic leadership; Robert Michel (R-IL)
June 6, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous; Lucien Nedzi (D-MI) and chairing Select Committee on Intelligence; jobs bill; energy
June 9, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous; Lucien Nedzi (D-MI) and Select Committee on Intelligence; CIA investigations; Democratic members of Select Committee on Intelligence unhappy with Nedzi
June 10, 1975 - strip mining bill; charge that the Republicans not working with Democrats
June 11, 1975 - appropriations; criticism of Senate not moving on supplemental
June 12, 1975 - resignation of Lucien Nedzi (D-MI) from the Select Committee on Intelligence; role of Democratic members of this committee
June 13, 1975 - resignation of Lucien Nedzi (D-MI) from the Select Committee on Intelligence
June 16, 1975 - resignation of Lucien Nedzi (D-MI) from the Select Committee on Intelligence; possible abolishment of the committee
June 18, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); meeting of freshmen members with Steering Committee and later with leadership; problems with the freshmen
June 19, 1975 - question of the freshmen members of House; energy
June 20, 1975 - possible override of housing bill veto
June 23, 1975 - possible override of housing bill veto; problems with Select Committee on Intelligence; Caucus
June 24, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous legislation; various appropriations bills; debt limit; Ford to veto housing bill; CA concerned that override not possible as housing bill another jobs bill and president has a monumental record of vetoing jobs bills
June 25, 1975 - possible vote on override of housing bill veto
June 26, 1975 - miscellaneous; Lucien Nedzi (D-MI) and Select Committee on Intelligence; unemployment compensation
July 8, 1975 - Elk Hills bill; Select Committee on Intelligence
July 9, 1975 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); John J. Flynt (D-GA) and Standards of Official Conduct Committee; arms sales to Turkey
July 10, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA) and John McFall (D-CA); controversy with the Select Committee on Intelligence; miscellaneous legislation
July 11, 1975 - Select Committee on Intelligence; arms sales to Turkey
July 14, 1975 - energy; Ford and oil decontrol; Select Committee on Intelligence
July 15, 1975 - energy; Ford and oil decontrol; arms sales to Turkey
July 16, 1975 - energy; Select Committee on Intelligence; Caucus
July 17, 1975 - miscellaneous
July 18, 1975 - energy; appropriations; education; Paty Mink (D-HI)
July 21, 1975 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); miscellaneous; Marianas; Steering Committee
July 22, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); decontrol of oil; relationship between White House and Congress
July 23, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall 9D-CA); decontrol of oil
July 24, 1975 - miscellaneous
July 25, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA) and John Brademas (D-IN); energy; decontrol
July 28, 1975 - miscellaneous; CA to go to Russia
July 29, 1975 - conference also attended by tip O'Neill (D-MA)energy; possible vote on override of veto on health services bill
July 30, 1975 - miscellaneous
July 31, 1975 - miscellaneous

F 29: Speaker's Press Conferences, August - December 1975.

August 1, 1975 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); miscellaneous; arm sales to Turkey
September 3, 1975 - energy bill; Middle East
September 4, 1975 - energy bill; Middle East; aid to New York City
September 5, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA) and John McFall (D-CA); possible override of education bill
September 8, 1975 - possible override of education bill; decontrol of oil; energy
September 9, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); possible override of education bill; Middle East
September 10, 1975 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); energy; arms sales to Turkey
September 11, 1975 - miscellaneous
September 15, 1975 - MIA committee; President vs. House over intelligence information
September 17, 1975 - energy; miscellaneous legislation
September 18, 1975 - energy
September 22, 1975 - pay raise
September 23, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); attempted assassination of Gerald Ford; gun control
September 24, 1975 - time for changing votes; CIA reading mail
September 25, 1975 - pay raise
September 29, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); aid to Turkey; pay raise
September 30, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); aid to Turkey; miscellaneous legislation
October 1, 1975 - miscellaneous
October 2, 1975 - miscellaneous
October 3, 1975 - miscellaneous
October 6, 1975 - miscellaneous
October 7, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); tax cut; CIA; ethics; Michael Harrington (D-MA)
October 8, 1975 - Middle East; miscellaneous
October 9, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous
October 20, 1975 - CA comments on trips he made around country; New York City problems
October 21, 1975 - Michael Harrington (D-MA); ethics; New York City
October 22, 1975 - miscellaneous legislation; Morris Udall; New York City
October 23, 1975 - Anwar Sadat; New York City
October 28, 1975 - Anwar Sadat; New York City
October 29, 1974 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); New York City
October 30, 1975 - New York City
November 3, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); President to replace James R. Schlesinger as Secretary of Defense and William E. Colby as director of the CIA; new Secretary of Defense to be Donald Rumsfeld and new director of CIA to be George Bush; Nelson Rockefeller not to run for vice president in 1976
November 6, 1975 - miscellaneous
November 7, 1975 - ethics issue; New York City
November 10, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-MA); miscellaneous
November 11, 1975 - United Nations; Zionism
November 12, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA) and Tip O'Neill (D-MA); budget; debt limit
November 13, 1975 - budget; debt limit
November 14, 1975 - Intelligence Committee citing of Henry Kissinger; energy; New York City
November 17, 1975 - New York City; busing; Caucus activity; Henry Kissinger and contempt citation
November 18, 1975 - conference also attended by Henry Reuss (D-WI); New York City
November 19, 1975 - New York City; Caucus; busing
November 20, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous; budget; energy; New York City
December 1, 1975 - tax bill; New York City
December 2, 1975 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); routine
December 3, 1975 - tax bill
December 4, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); tax bill
December 8, 1975 - Price-Anderson provisions of the atomic energy act; contempt citation of Henry Kissinger
December 9, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous; discussion of Christmas holidays; House taking over Madison Library Building
December 10, 1975 - House taking over Madison Library Building; miscellaneous legislation
December 11, 1975 - miscellaneous
December 12, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous legislation
December 15, 1975 - miscellaneous legislation; Angola
December 16, 1975 - miscellaneous; tax bill; resignation of Richard Nixon
December 17, 1975 - miscellaneous
December 18, 1975 - tax bill; John Rhodes (R-AZ)
December 19, 1975 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); budget

F 30: Speaker's Press Conferences, January - May 1976.

January 19, 1976 - budget
January 27, 1976 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN),Tip O'Neill (D-MA), and John McFall (D-CA); appropriations; Angola
January 29, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Otis Pike (D-NY) and investigation of CIA
February 2, 1976 - Otis Pike (D-NY) and investigation of CIA; Federal Election Commission
February 3, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA) and John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous
February 4, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous
February 6, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); natural gas bill
February 9, 1976 - miscellaneous; campaign reform; Otis Pike (D-NY) report
February 10, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); election reform; Steering and Policy Committee; Federal Election Commission
February 11, 1976 - report from the Select Committee on Intelligence
February 17, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA) and John Brademas (D-IN); Samuel S. Stratton (D-NY) to introduce resolution citing CBS reporter Daniel Schoor for contempt of Congress; Federal Election Commission
February 18, 1976 - overhaul of intelligence activity; George Bush role as CIA director
February 19, 1976 - Samuel S. Stratton (D-NY) and contempt citation for Daniel Schoor; CA relationship with Suzi Park Thomson
February 23, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); budget act
February 24, 1976 - conference also attended by Jim Wright (D-TX); Standards of Official Conduct Committee (ethics); budget; job bill; New Hampshire primary
February 25, 1976 - Standards of Official Conduct Committee; New Hampshire primary
February 26, 1976 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); Daniel Schoor; John J. Flynt (D-GA); Mike Reed; question whether CA will run in 1976
March 1, 1976 - Federal Election Commission; South Korea giving money to congressmen for campaign
March 2, 1976 - Standards of Official Conduct Committee; use of FBI or GAO
March 3, 1976 - John Flynt (D-NY) and Standards of Official Conduct Committee investigation
March 4, 1976 - disappearance of 200 documents from the Intelligence Committee; Otis Pike (D-NY); John Flynt (D-NY) and Standards of Official Conduct Committee; retirement of Mike Mansfield (D-MT)
March 8, 1976 - deaths of Marvin Jones (D-TX) and Wright Patman (D-TX)
Undated (either March 9 or 10, 1976) - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); routine
March 11, 1976 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); miscellaneous; Magna Carta bill; funding the Standards of Official Conduct Committee; Federal Election Commission; Korean bribery investigation
March 15, 1976 - revenue sharing
March 16, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); representation in the District of Columbia; Magna Carta resolution; jobs bill; LEAA funds for security at national political conventions
March 18, 1976 - anti-trust bill; Magna Carta bill
March 22, 1976 - Democratic National Convention
[March 23, 1976] - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); funds for Standards of Official Conduct Committee investigation; Cuba sending troops to Africa
March 24, 1976 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); broadcasting bill; auditing travel vouchers
March 25, 1976 - miscellaneous
March 29, 1976 - miscellaneous; campaign finance
March 30, 1976 - Intelligence Committee and CIA; electin bill
March 31, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); military legislation; base closings; reopening the investigation of the Kennedy assassination
April 1, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); Federal Election Commission; miscellaneous
April 2, 1976 - miscellaneous legislation; unemployment rate
April 6, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); election bill
April 7, 1976 - question on whether CA will retire; Magna Carta; Robert Sikes (D-FL) and possible conflict of interests
April 8, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous; Standards of Official Conduct investigation of Robert Sikes (D-FL)
April 9, 1976 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); miscellaneous; marriage of Wayne Hays (D-OH)
April 12, 1976 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); miscellaneous; Federal Election Commission; employment legislation
April 13, 1976 - death of William Barrett (D-PA)
April 26, 1976 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); routine
April 27, 1976 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); CA on congressional travel; question on whether CA will run again
April 28, 1976 - miscellaneous; Federal Election Commission
April 29, 1976 - budget; Hubert Humphrey
May 3, 1976 - Federal Election Commission; criticism of Gerald Ford spending too much time on campaign; question of who Democrats will nominate for president
May 4, 1976 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); miscellaneous legislation
May 5, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA) and John Brademas (D-IN); Federal Election Commission; jobs bill
May 6, 1976 - miscellaneous; Governor Jerry Brown
May 7, 1976 - Jerry Brown; Jimmy Carter; Federal Election Commission
May 10, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Magna Carta trip; Rhodesian chrome; Federal Election Commission
May 13, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous
May 17, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); platform recommendations; Black Caucus
March 19, 1976 - ERDA bill; Jerry Brown; Jimmy Carter
March 20, 1976 - trip to Great Britain to get Magna Carta
March 21, 1976 - miscellaneous; Tom Steed (D-OK) to run for reelection

F 31: Speaker's Press Conferences, June - October 1976.

June 1, 1976 - scandal involving Wayne Hays (D-OH); miscellaneous legislation
June 4, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); Wayne Hays (D-OH) and scandal
June 7, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); CA not to run for reelection; Tip O'Neill as candidate for Speaker
June 8, 1976 - activities of the Standards of Official Conduct Committee; role of the Steering Committee and Caucus on the Wayne Hays (D-OH) scandal
June 9, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA), John Brademas (D-IN), and John McFall (D-CA); meeting of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to select new chairman in light of Wayne Hays (D-OH) resignation
June 10, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Wayne Hays (D-OH) resignation as chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee; question as to whether Hays will resign as chairman of the House Administration Committee; activity of Caucus in Hays matter
June 11, 1976 - Wayne Hays (D-OH) scandal; investigation of John Young (D-TX); Caucus action; John Rhodes (R-AZ) call for bi-partisan committee to investigate various scandals
June 14, 1976 - investigations of ethics violations; David Obey (D-WI) to lead task force on ethics
June 15, 1976 - ongoing investigation of ethics violations; Caucus
June 16, 1976 - Caucus; David Obey (D-WI) and task force; Wayne Hays (D-OH); Charley Ward to run for CA's congressional seat
June 17, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); defense bill; B-1
June 18, 1976 - Wayne Hays (D-OH) to step down as chairman of the House Administration Committee; Justice Department to investigate travel records of nine members of Congress; Caucus
June 21, 1976 - Wayne Hays (D-OH) resignation as chairman of the House Administration Committee; David Obey (D-WI) and task force report; Caucus; Steering Committee
June 22, 1976 - Frank Thompson (D-NJ) to become chairman of the House Administration Committee; Caucus; Steering Committee
June 23, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); Caucus; committee reform
June 24, 1976 - Jimmy Carter
June 25, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); Caucus; reform; miscellaneous legislation
June 28, 1976 - miscellaneous legislation; reform
June 29, 1976 - miscellaneous legislation; reform; Caucus; Republican Conference; H.R. 900
June 30, 1976 - Caucus; reform in the House; debt limit
July 1, 1976 - Bicentennial celebration ceremonies; reform resolutions; Peter Rodino (D-NJ) for vice president
July 19, 1976 - Robert Leggett (D-CA) and possible ethics investigation; Suzi Thomson
July 20, 1976 - discussion of legislation and adjournment date by October 2
July 21, 1976 - House Commission on Administrative Review; miscellaneous legislation
July 22, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous legislation; jobs bill; Caucus
July 26, 1976 - miscellaneous
July 27, 1976 - postal service registration bill; Jimmy Carter; override of jobs bill
July 28, 1976 - Robert Sikes (D-FL); Standards of Official Conduct Committee
July 29, 1976 - Robert Sikes (D-FL); Standards of Official Conduct Committee
July 30, 1976 - miscellaneous
August 2, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous; national political conventions
August 3, 1976 - conference also attended by John Brademas (D-IN); postal service registration bill
August 4, 1976 - death of Jerry Litton (D-MO); miscellaneous legislation; Caucus
August 5, 1976 - postal service registration bill; jobs bill; activities of the freshmen and the Black Caucus
August 9, 1976 - postal service registration bill; Jimmy Carter; Humphrey-Hawkins bill
August 10, 1976 - miscellaneous; swine flu bill
August 23, 1976 - miscellaneous; Republican Convention; Humphrey-Hawkins bill
August 24, 1976 - miscellaneous
August 25, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous; Humphrey-Hawkins bill; Robert J. Dole (R-KS) as vice presidential candidate; John Rhodes (R-AZ) wanting to be Speaker
August 26, 1976 - miscellaneous; Daniel Schorr
August 30, 1976 - Wayne Hays (D-OH) and ethics violation
August 31, 1976 - miscellaneous; Wayne Hays (D-OH)
September 1, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous; Wayne Hays and ethics violation
September 2, 1976 - presidential protection law; Wayne Hays (D-OH) resignation
September 8, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous; estate tax bill; clean air bill; Humphrey-Hawkins bill
September 9, 1976 - miscellaneous
September 10, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous legislation
September 13, 1976 - miscellaneous
September 14, 1976 - possibility of creating a select committee on assassinations; one of CA's employees granted immunity to be called before grand jury investigating Korean bribes
September 16, 1976 - miscellaneous
September 17, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous; Select Committee on Assassinations
September 20, 1976 - Humphrey-Hawkins bill
September 21, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous
September 22, 1976 - miscellaneous
September 23, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous
September 27, 1976 - conference also attended by John McFall (D-CA); miscellaneous; goal to adjourn
September 28, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); miscellaneous; ships bill
September 29, 1976 - conference also attended by Tip O'Neill (D-MA); introduction of Wes Watkins (D-OK) who won CA's congressional seat; jobs bill; Gerald Ford
September 30, 1976 - miscellaneous; Gerald Ford
October 1, 1976 - miscellaneous; Andrew Hinshaw (R-CA); Charles Wiggins (D-CA)

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CARL ALBERT COLLECTION SPEECH SERIES Box and Folder Inventory Box 24

CARL ALBERT COLLECTION
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