the papers of lucius dubignon clay - biographical and subject summary (undated)

7/28/2019 The Papers of Lucius DuBignon Clay - Biographical and Subject Summary (Undated)

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GEORGE C. HARSHALL RESEARCH FOUNDATIONCOLLECTION SUf1W\RY 3HEET

COLLECTION: THE PAPERS OF LUCIUS DuBIGNON CLAYACCESS ION NUf1BER: 85DONOR: ~ 1 r s . Lucius D. ClayDATE OF Gl FT: October 1, 1979SIZE: 33 boxes, 17 linear feetINCLUSIVE DATES: 1943 (1950-1978)BIOGRAPHI CAL AND SUBJECT SW1MARY:

Lucius D. Clay was born in Marietta, Georgia, on April 23, 1897. He graduatedfrom West Point in 1918 and served in the Army Engineers in the years beforeWorl d War II. Duri ng ltJorl d War II, Cl ay served as Di rector of ~ 1 a t e r i a1 for theArmy and Deputy Director for War Mobilization and Reconversion.Immediately after the War, Clay was made Deputy Military Gov.ernor for the U.S.Zone of Germany. In 1947, he became the U.S. f1i 1i tary Governor and Commander-InChief of U.S. Forces in Europe.General Clay retired from the Army in May 1949. In 1950, he became Chairman ofthe Board and Chief Executive Officer of Continental Can Company, Inc. He retiredfrom Continental Can in 1962 to become a Senior Partner in Lehman Brothers investmentbanking house until his retirement in 1973. General Clay died on April 17, 1978.With the exception of isolated fragments, these papers deal exclusively with GeneralClay's career from the time he rettred from the Army in 1950 to his death in 1978.All of these papers were kept in Clay's office at Continental Group headquartersi n r ~ e w York.

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND ARRANGEMENT:CORRESPONDEfJCE, General, 1950-1978 (A-Z); Selected, Chronological, 1945-1949 andAlphabetical; Foundations, Corporations, Committees, 1950-1978 (A-Z); Categorical,1943-(1951-1978) (A-Z); Condolences on the Death of Lucius D. Clay, 1978 (bycategories; alphabetical thereunder).ARTICLES, IIJTERVIEWS, AND STATEMENTS, 1950-1977.SPEECHES, 1950-1974, by Clay and by others than Clay.OFFICE RECORDS, Address File, A-Z and Engagement Books, 1950-1977.SCRAPBOOKS AND SCRAPBOOK MATERIALS, 1943-1978.SEPARATED MATERIALS, Certificates &Diplomas, Photographs, Printed Materials, AudioVisual materials, Artifacts, and Miscellaneous Miscellaney (i .e. , passports, membeRESTRICTIONS: cards)

LOCATION:Vault - Upper Level'COLLECTION REGISTER AVAILABLE: Yes


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(437) '7i5'CLAY, LUCtUS DuBIGNON, 1897-1978. PAPERS, 1943 (1950-1978). 33 boxes.Bi ographi c a . ~ ~ e t c hLucius D. Clay was born in Marietta, Georgia, on April 23, 1897. His father,Alexander Stephens Clay, was a United States Senator from Georgia for 14 yearsand young Clay served as a Senate page for time. He was related toKentucky's famous Henry Cl ay.On graduating from West Point, on June 12, 1918, as a second lieutenant ofengineers, he was simultaneously promoted to first lieutenant and captainbecause of war-caused shortages of officers. On September 21 of that sameyear, Clay was married to Marjorie McKeown. They had two sons, General LuciusD. Clay, Jr. , United States Air Force, Retired, and Major General FrankB. Clay, United States Army, Retired.In the years before World War II, Clay served in the engineers, both in theUnited States and abroad. During World War II, Clay was briefly in chargeof the ports in France in mid-1944 after the Allied invasion. For most ofthe war, however, General Clay served as Director of Material for the Army andas Deputy Director for War Mobilization and Reconversion under James F. Byrnes.In 1945, immediately after the war, General Clay was made Deputy MilitaryGovernor to General Eisenhower for the United States Zone of Germany. In 1947,he became the United States Military Governor and the Commander-in-Chief ofU.S. Farces in Europe. He held this position during the Berlin Blockade andAi rl i f t .General Clay retired from the Army on May 31,1949, and in April, 1950, becameChairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Continental Can Company,Inc. Also in 1950, he wrote the book, Decision in Germany. He retired fromContinental Can on December 31, 1962, and on February 1, 1963, he became aSenior Partner in Lehman Brothers investment banking house until his retirementon October 1,1973.While Clay was with the Continental Can Company, he returned to Washington onleave of ~ b s e n c e during the Korean War to help organize the Office of DefenseMobilization. In 1954, he was appointed by General Eisenhower to serve asChairman of the President's Advisory Committee on a National Highway Program.From August 1961 to May 1962, Clay, again on leave of absence from theContinental Can Company, became Personal Representative of President JohnF. Kennedy, with the rank of Ambassador, in Berlin during the critical periodfoll owtnq the construction of the wall. Early in 1963, President Kennedyappointed General Clay to head a committee to study the nation's foreign aidprogram.General Clay was Chairman of the Board of Radio Free Europe, Inc, , until 1975.He was an Honorary Trustee of the Presbyterian Hospital in the City of New Yorkand of Tuskegee Institute, Alabama. He was an Honorary Member of the BusinessCouncil in Washington, D.C.. Clay served as a member of the Board of Directors


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Clay - 2of a number of major U.S. corporations including General Motors. He wasHat ional Finance .Chairman for the Republican Party from 1965 to 1968. In 1966,at the reques t of 11ayor John V. Li ndsay, Cl ay formed and headed a Pub1icDevelopment Corporation to help revitalize New York City's industry. In 19721973, he served as a member of the 11ew York City Chapter Revi sion Commi ssion.General Clay remained active in civic affairs after his retirement from LehmanBrothers in 1973, serving as fund raising chairman of groups such as theAmerican Red Cross and the George C. Marshall Research Foundation. He diedApri 1 17, 1978, in Cape Cod, f1assachusetts.J\rnong the many mil itary decorati ons recei ved by General Cl ay f rom the UnitedStates and other countries are: The Distinguished Service Medal (three times);the Legion of Merit; and the Bronze Star. He received numerous honorary degreesand other awards including the Hoover Medal of the Engineering Societies.In 1976, he received the first president's Award of the American Soc-iety ofCivil Engineers.Provenance .With the exception of isolated fragments, these papers deal exclusively withGeneral Clay's career from the time he retired from the army in 1950 to hisdeath in 1978. (The photographs do intensively treat the period 1945-1949.)General Clay's official Army fileS-are housed in the National Archives.A two volume selection from these papers, edited by Jean Edward Smith,has been published.General Clay apparently reviewed his papers periodically and destroyed portionsof then . . Though what remains here is voluminous, i t does not representeverything generated by Clay from 1950 to his death. All of these paperswere kept in Clay's office at the Continental Group headquarters in York,where he maintained an office during his retirement. Several months afterhis de.rt h in April 1978, the Clay family presented the papers to theGeorge C. Marshall Research Foundation.Scope and ContentTHE PAPERS OF LUCIUS D. CLAY, 1943-(1950-1978), are arranged in five seriesby type of material: c o r r e s ~ o n d e n c e ; Articles, IntervieVls and Statements;Syeeches; Office Records; an Scrapbooks and Scrapbook Materials. There area so a variety of Separated f1aterials I i s ted in detail at the end of thisguide. This arrangement is much the sane as i t was when these papers werestored in General Clay's last office. Only refinements of that order wereundertaken during processing.The Correspondence (16 1/2 boxes) is easily the largest series, and i t isdivided into five subseries: General Correspondence; Selected Correspondence;Correspondence with Foundations, Corporations and Committees; CategoricalCorrespondence; and Condolences on General Clay's Death.


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Clay - 3The General Correspondence is divided into two sub-subseries, each alphabeticallyarranged by co(respondent. The first sub-subseries spans the years 1950-1962 -from time Clay joined Continental Can untjl the time he retired from thatorganization. The second sub-subseries treats the years 1963-1978 -- from thetime Clay joined Lehman Brothers unt il his death. Very l i t t l e in the way ofbusiness or government affairs is discussed in this correspondence. There are,however, prominent correspondents from the worlds of business and governmentrepresented here, including: David, Laurance, and Nelson Rockefeller; StephenBechtel; Lewis Douglas; Ludwig Erhard; John Kenneth Galbraith; Arthur Goldberg;Henry Jackson; Jacob Javi ts; Henry Cabot Lodge; John r - 1 c C o n ~ ; Robert Moses;Robert tlurphy; Lord Brian Robertson; George Romney; Harold Stassen; and HilliamWestmoreland. VeD' often this correspondence involves exchanges of birthdaygreetings, or copies of speeches and newspaper articles sent or received.The Selected Correspondence -- so called as i t was filed neither the generalcorrespondence nor the categorical files -- also consists of t\'JO sub-subseries:chronologically arranged correspondence and alphabetically arranged c o r r e s p o n d e n c ~ .The chronologically arranged selected correspondence is an anomaly in thesepapers in. that i t treats the years 1945-1949. There are five folders of thismaterial. Included here are military orders, correspondence with politicalleaders of Germany and the United States, and correspondence with United Statesmilitary leaders. The 1949 correspondence deals almost exclusively withGeneral Clay's return to the United States.and his retirement from the Army.Though there are individual documents of especial interest, these files seemto be fragments of Clay's papers from this period and not an integral unit.The alphabetically arranged selected correspondence, 1948-1978, consists ofcorrespondence with prominent people from the worlds of politics, the military,bus iness , and academia. There are also subject files on "Hest Germany" whichinclude correspondence from all sorts of German citizens -- prominent andotherwise -- who wrote to Clay. The most voluminous correspondence here isthat between Clay and General Eisenhower from the period 1951-1952. Clayclosely advised Eisenho\ver on how he should go about beginning and conductinghis bid for the presidency. The correspondence between Clay and Thomas E. Deweycompliments the exchanges with Eisenhower. General Clay's 1961-1962 term asPersonal Representative of the President in 8erlin is treated here in hiscorrespondence with President Kennedy, Dean Rusk, and General Maxwell Taylor. .There is correspondence between Clay and authors Honore fvlarc Catudal, John Gimbel,and Jean Edward Smith all of whom wrote about Clay and Germany. The Smithcorrespondence is especially interesting and lengthy. Smith had set out todo a biography of Clay, before deciding to edit Clay's post World War II papers,and, consequently, much biographical and other material concerning Clay is tobe f o ~ n d here. (At the time that this guide is being prepared, some of thecorrespondence in this section of the papers is s t i l l securi ty classified bythe United States Government.)The Correspondence with Foundations, Corporations, and Committees is arrangedalphabetically and deals with the years 1950-1978. General Clay served all ofthese instHutions in some capacity -- as an associate, board member, or somesimilar position. Ilo t all of the organizations with which General Clay wasassociated are represented here. A l i s t , thought to be incomplete, ofcorporate and private directorships of General Clay precedes this correspondence.


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Cl ay - 4The categorical correspondence deals almost exclusively with the years1951-:-1978; the excepti on is several folders under the category "awards anddecrees" which treat the period 1943-1950 and ,the "biographical materials"which begin in 1945. The categories are included in the outline of thecollection. Much of this correspondence is pro forma.The final subseries of correspondence is the Condolences on the death ofGeneral Clay in 1978, al l of wh ich were sent to Hrs . Lucius D. Clay exceptingthose which are noted as having been sent to General Frank Clay. Thesecondolences, which fill 23 folders, are arranged, as they were found, bycategories of correspondents. t1any political, military, and business leadersfrom the United States and abroad sent their condolences.The series, ARTICLES, INTERVIEWS AND STATEMENTS (3 boxes), contain texts,drafts, and transcripts, as well as correspondence, relating to many of thestatements given by General Clay during the years 1950-1977. These foldersare chronologically arranged. General Clay was sent complimentary copiesof books by publishers or authors, and was urged to make "quotable" commentson them . . In other instances, Clay was asked for a statement in support ofa cause or an organization, to be included in a printed program for an event.General Clay also gave a number of oral history interviews, and the transcriptsthat were sent to him for his approval are included here.The SPEECHES, 1950-1974 (1 1/2 boxes), are divided into two subseriesthose given by Clay and those given by others. All but a few folders are inthe former category. These files include drafts, reading copies, andpUblished versions of Clay speeches, as well as correspondence concerningarrangements for giving the speeches. The folders are arranged chronologicallyby the date on which each speech was given. The kinds of occasions at whichClay spoke include academic lectures, commencements, business lunches anddinners, awards ceremonies, and club meetings.The OFFICE RECORDS, 1950-1977 (6 1/2 boxes), contain two elements: an AddressCard.l.ile and Engagement Books. The address file is, of course, arrangedalphabetically by proper name, and the engagement books are arrangedchrono 1o.gi cally.The SCRAPBOOKS ArW SCRAPBOOK t1ATERIALS series, 1943-1978 (16 vol umes and1 flat box), consists of clippings and other memorabilia affixed in volumes.There is also a box of loose clippings. Though there are some scattered

p h o t o g r a p ~ in this material, volumes made up of mostly photographs --that is photograph albums -- are kept with the photographic materials.These scrapbooks cover a variety of events and subjects from geneologicalinformation about Clay's antecedents to condolence books from the time ofhis death.The SEPARATED i1ATERIALS include all of thoseel ements of this collectionwhich are stored apart from the rest for ease of access by researchers orbecause of special preservation needs. These materials include Photographsand Phot.ograph Albums, Printed i'1aterials, Audio Visual t ~ a t e r i a l s , andMiscellaneous Miscellany. These materials are listed in detail in theseparation record which follows the container l ist .


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Clay - 5As was noted earlier, the photographic mater ia ls do, as the papers do not,extensively document Clay's immediate' post-World War II service in Germany.

Presented by Mrs. Lucius D. Clay family, 1 October 19j9.Jacob6 November 1981


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Outline of Arrangement?is(437) THE PAPERS OF LUCIUS DuBIGNON CLAY (1897-1978), 1943-(1950-1978)

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CORRESPOIWEtlCEGeneral 1950-"1962 (A-Z)1963-1978 (A-Z)SelectedChronological, 1945-1949Alphabetical, A-ZFoundations, Corporations, Committees, 1950-1978 ~ A - Z )Categorical, i943-(1951-1978) (A-Z)Condolences on the Deaihof Lucius D. Clay, 1978 (by categories;alphabetical thereunder)ARTICLES, INTERVIEWS, AND STATEMENTS, 1950-1977SPEECHES, 1950-1974ClayBy others than ClayOFFICE RECORDSAddress File, A-ZEngagement Books, 1950-1977SCRAPBOOKS AND SCRAPBOOK MATERIALS, 1943-1978Scrapbooks (16 volumes)Clippings (1 flat box)SEPARATED t1ATERIALSCertificates and DiplomasPhotographs and Photograph AlbumsLoose Photographs (6 flat boxes)Photograph Albums (3 volumes)Printed Materials (1 two cu.ft. box, lone cu.ft. box, and3 oversize bound volumes)Audio Visual Materials4 ~ o t i o n picture reels4 audio tapes4 audio discsArtifacts

Miscellaneous MiscellanyMiscellaneous oversize materials (1 scrap folder)One flat box containing:passports, membership cards;checks, currency, and stock certificates.U.S. Government Security Classified Manuscripts.


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CORRESPONDENCEGeneral,1950-1962Saltzman - SessiQnsSinclair - SkinnerSloan, Alfred P., Jr. , 1951-1958Smith - StevensStinchfield - SummerfieldSun Li-jen - SverdrupTalbott - TunnerUihlein - VoorheesWalter - WeinbergWeir, Cecil M., 1950-1951

Westphal inger, Henry R., 1951Whalen - Wilson, Charles E.Wi 1son, Robert E., . 1958ndham - WoodsYates - Zeit1 in1963-1978Abs, Hermann J., 1971-1974, 1977Abshire - AlfordAllen - AlsopAmerican Biographical Institute - American Chamber ofCommerce in GermanyAmerican Institute of Management - Americans for thePresidencyAxelson, O. A., 1971, 1975Ancell, Robert M., Jr., 1973-1974Andrews, Stanley, 1977Arkansas Foundation of Fine Art - Augusta National GolfClubBack Bay-Orient Enterprises, Inc. - BarlowBarnes, Ann E., 1973-1974, 1976Barr - BechtelBecker, Eugene M., 1972-1974Beesley - BelgraierBennett, Jack, 1974-1975, 1977Berlin - BixlerBlack - BlissBlomberg, Baron Frary von, 1972Boeschenstein, William Wade, 1972, 1974-1975Bonesteel - BottingBoulware - BowieBoyd, James, 1975-1976Branagan - Breyhan-PoskaBrimmer, Andrew F. , 1969Brown - Brownell


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CORRESPONDENCEGeneral,1963-1978Bruce - Busse .Cape Cod Hospital - ChallenerChampion - ClajusClark - ClarkeClay, A. Stephens - Clay, ColinClay "Elementary School, 1974-1976Clay, Frank - Clay, Lucius D., II IClemens - Commanderie de BordeauxConway, J. W. - Conway, Maurice B.Corcoran - Cunningham

Dabrowski - DavidDavies, Paul L., 1974-1975Dean - DentzerDeutch - DixonDonnan, A. Edloe, III, 1972-1975Donner-Douglas, Carl JulianDouglas, Lewis W., 1969, 1974-1975Drake - DunkleEaker, Ira C., 1963Eberstadt, Ferdinand, 1970-1971Ebrite - EndersEisenhower Memorial, 1970Erhard, Ludwig, 1963, 1971Farl ey - FogartyFondation Cardiologique Princesse Liliane, 1963Fowler - FriedrichFriese11, ~ v i l l i a m H., Jr., 1970,1973-1974Galbraith - GautierGerber - German Consul GeneralGerman Information Center, 1970Germany - GoedscheGoldberg - GoldmannGoodman - GrayGreenfield - GrombachGross - Guideline Research CorporationHager, Rabbi r ~ e y e r , 1971, 1973-1974Ha i g - HallHa 11 ock - HansonHarper &Row, Publishers, Inc. - HelmHennigan - HodgsonHoelscher - HoppeHousman - HuffHumphrey - HymanIrwin, Robert, 1977


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General,1963-1978International Rescue Committee, Inc., 1973-1976Jackson, Henry 1963Javits - auddKaletsch - KearnsKeating - KeenanKelly, John . i . , 1971, 1974, 1976Kellstadt - KendallKennedy Library, John F. - KinsKlein, Jul i us , 1969-1972Knauth - KoverKramer, Samuel, 1967-1970Kraus, Charles H., 1972Krautkramer - KurtzLanger - LaveryLehmann - LiebmanLightner - LocalioLodge, Henry Cabot - Lodge, Henry SearsLodigensky, A. A., 1972, 1976Loeb - LovestoneLubin - LucasMcCarthy - McConeMcCune - McFarlandMcLaughlin - McNeelMallon - MazurMeans, Cyril C., Jr., 1968Meet the Press - MilbankMi 1burn - Mi 11 ert1i rri s - Moore110rgens - Hosbacher-Moses, Robert, 1968-1969, 1974-1975Moskovit - Murphy, George L.Murphy, Robert, 1970, 1974, 1977-1978Murphy, Steven L. - Myrin Institute, Inc.(The) National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc., 197National Flag Foundation, 1973-1974National Institute of Social Sciences, 1972-1973Naval War College - Netherland-American FoundationNew York City Public Development Corporation, 1966-1967Nielsen - NixonNordstroem, Sven, 1971North Carolina Society of the Cincinnati - NunnerleyOakland University - O'BrienO'Connor, Sylvia (Mrs. C. J.) , 1969-1970, 1973, 1975, 1977O'Donnell - Overel1


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CORRESPONDENCEGeneral,1963-1978Pace - Palecek .Palmer - PattersonPauley - PetinPhong - PitmanPogue - PotterPrittie - QuadrilleRaymond, Jack, 1970-1971, 1973Reed - RidgwayRies - Riess, CurtRiess, Michael - Roberts

Robertson, Lord Brian and Lady Edith, 1972-1974, 1977Rochester Association for the United Nations, 1973Rockefeller - RogersRomney, George, 1966-1967, 1973Root - RuppertSanges - SchmidtSchroder - SchwarzScott - Sea borgSeaman - ShapiroShaughnessy, Donald F., 1973-1975Siff, Jesse, 1972Sinclair, Lord of Cleeve, 1970=1974Skinner - SloaneSmejda, Lis1, 1974-1975, 1977Smith, C. Rodney - Smith, TrumanSmyser, William R., 1969, 1972-1973, 1975-1977Snyder - Somerve11Spotts - SpragueSpringer, Axel, 1970-1971, 1975Stare, Frederick J . , 1968Stassen, Harold E., 1967Stauffacher - Steuben-Schurz SocietyStevens, Robert T. , 1973-1974, 1976-1977Stiewe - Stonehi11 CollegeStrauch, Miklos A., 1969, 1975Strauss - SullivanSutton, Remar M., Jr., 1969, 1971-1972Sverdrup - SzymczakTate - TurnerUnited States Army Military Personnel Center -United States Information AgencyUnited States Lines Board - Unroevan Es - van Wagenenvan Wu11en W., 1970


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CORRESPONDENCEGeneral,1963-1978Vavrin, Paul Luther, 1971Waasdijk - WashburnWashington and Lee University, 1972Wasserman, William Stix, 1974Weinberger - WestmorelandWeyan'd - Whee1erWipple - WilliamsWilson, Bob, 1968-1969Winslow - WiselyWittgenstein, Casimir Prinz, 1973

Wood - Wormser, Felix EdgarWormser, Rene A. - WuemelingYoken, Melvin B., J974Selected,Chronological1945-1946194719481949 January-April1949 May-June, DecemberAlphabeticalAcheson, Dean, 1961-1962Adenauer, Konrad, 1948-1953, 1961-1962, 1966Bradley, Omar N., 1948Brandt, Wi lly, 1960-1962, 1966-1967, 1977Bunker, Ellsworth, 1977Burger, Warren E., 1969Byrd, Harry Fe, 1951Byrnes, James F., 1950-1959, 1967Carter, Jimmy, 1977Cate, Curtis, 1971-1973, 1975-1978Catudal, Honore Marc, 1965-1967Catuda1, Honore Marc, 1968-1970, 1977-1979Champion, George, 1961-1963Clark, Mark W., 1965Cl ark, Tom, 1946Dewey, Thomas E., 1950-1953, 1955-1956, 1969Eisenhower, Dwight David, 1946-1947, 1950-1969Eisenhower, Dwight David - Cables, 1952Eisenhower, Dwight David, Re, 1951-1952Ferencz, Benjamin Be, 1949Ford, Gerald R., 1974-1976Gimbel, John, 1967-1969, 1972-1976Goldwater, Barry, 1963-1964


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Selected,AlphabeticalHarriman, W. AverBl1, 1949Hoover, Herbert, 1949Johnson, Lyndon Baines, 1961, 1963, 1965, 1968-1969Kennedy, Jacqueline (Mrs. John F.), 1965Kennedy, John Fitzgerald, 1960-1963Kennedy, Robert F., 1963, 1965Keyes, Geoffrey, 1949Klein, Julius, 1962LeMay, Curtis E., 1949Lightner, E. Allan, Jr. , 1962Meany, George, 1969Murphy, Robert, 1949Nixon, Richard M.,.1961, 1969-1974Pinkley, Virgil, 1969-1971Presidential Campaign of 1952,1952 January1952 February-1952 April1952 May1952 July, September, November1952 DecemberLetters of Congratulations Re Republican Convention,1952 JulyPresidential Campaign of 1956,1955-1956Presidential Campaign of 1960,1960 April-1960 September1960 October1960 November-1960 DecemberReuter, Ernst, 1952-1953Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1949Rusk, Dean, 1962Schiller, Karl, 1962Schulz, Robert L., 1952, 1960Smith, Jean Edward, 1965-1976Smith, Walter Bedell, 1948Spellman, Francis Cardinal, 1949Sullivan, John L., 1948Taylor, Maxwell D., 1959, 1961-1962Truman, Harry S. , 1969Wei r , Cecil I ' ~ . , 1949West Germany, 1967, 1972-1977West Germany - West Berlin - General, 1961-1978West Germany - West Berlin - First Anniversary of BerlinWall (1962 August 13), 1962 July-1962 September


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CORRESPONDENCESelected,AlphabeticalWest Germany - We.st Berlin - Vice 'President Lyndon B.Johnson and Lucius D. Clay's visit to Berlin,1961 August 18-21; (Clarke - Woodruff)Foundations, Corporations, Committees,1950-1978Lists ' of Directorships, 1968-1973Advisory Committee on Army Organization, 1953-1954Affirmation: Vietnam, 1965-1966American Express, 1953, 1967-1969, 1977American Red Cross, 1952, 1955, 1957-1959, 1962American Rose Society, 1972-1973American School of Classical Studies at Athens, 1971-1974Ameri can Society of Ci vi1 Engi neers,1975-1979Business Advisory Council, 1950-1958Business Council, The, 1967-1972Central Savings Bank, 1952Chase Manhattan Bank, 1965, 1974-1975Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon, 1956, 1962Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, 1969, 1972-1976Committee of Concern, 1973-1975Committee of Cuban Families, 1963-1965Continental Can Company, 1973-1977Cornell University, 1954, 1956-1957Corps of Engineers, 1971, 1974-1977Council on Social Work Education, 1968-1971Crusade for Freedom, 1950, 1953Federal National Mortgage Association, 1972-1977George C. Marshall Research Foundation, 1972-1974George C. Marshall Research Foundation, 1975-1978General Aniline and Film Corporation, 1955, 1957General Motors Corporation, 1951-1973Infantry Museum Association, Inc., 1972-1973International Management and Development Institute,1973-1978Lehman Brothers, 1963-1974

Lehman Brothers, 1975-1978Marine Midland Trust Company, 1950-1951, 1953, 1955, 1957Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 1953-1957Munitions Board, 1951National Committee for a Free Europe, 1953National Fire Protection Association, 1953-1954New York City t ~ a y o r I s Committee on Stock Transfer Tax, 1961968New York State Civil Defense Commission, 1950 July 10Pakistan Relief Committee, 1970-1971


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CORRESPONDENCEFoundations, Corporations, Committees,1950-1978President's I\dvisory Committee on "a National HighwayProgram, 1954-1955Radio Free Europe, 1951, 1962, 1973-1977Republican National Fi nance Committee, 1968, 1972-1975,1977-1978Rockefeller Brothers Fund, 1956-1958Standard Brands, 1973-1978Temporary State Charter Revision Commission for New YorkCity, 1972-1973, 1975 Temporary State Commission to Make a Study of the

Governmental Operation of the City of New York,1971-1973Tuskegee Institut&, 1972-1978United Fund of Greater New York, Inc., 1968-1969,1971,1973United Nations Association of the United States ofAmerica, 1970-1972United States Association for the United Nations HighCommissioner for Refugees, Inc., 1970-1972United States Military Academy, 1952, 1954-1956, 1961,1964-1968, 1972-1977United States Savings Bonds, 1956-1957USO, 1965-1972Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, 1973-1974Categorical, 1943-{1951-1978)Awards and Degrees Accepted1943 January 15 and June 18, Life Membership in ArmyEmergency Re 1ief1944 December 2, Bronze Star Medal; 1945 June 171945 November 12, Honorary Knight Commander of thet ~ i 1 i t a r y Division of the Brit'ish Empire1946 December 16, The Order of the White Lion, 2nd Classfrom Czechoslovak Republic1947 November 9, Sua Santita1948 February 10, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws fromUnlvers i ty of Louisville; 1948 March 41949 January 24, Citation Certificate covering the AnnualAviation Award; 1949 February 141949 May 17, Citation for Distinguished Service Medal1949 June 12, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws fromRutgers University1949 June 21, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws from YaleUniversity


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CORRESPONDENCECategorical, 1943-(1951-1978)Awards and Degrees Accepted1950, Moultrie McNeill Chapter of "the Daughters of theConfederacy; 1950 October 11 &191950 June 9, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Engineeringfrom Rensselaer Polytechnic1951, "Grand Officier" National Order of the Legion of. Honor; 1951 March 20-211951 June 17, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws fromWilliams College; 1951January 23-June 261951 October 25, Fielding Lewis C h a p t e r ~ D.A.R. Clay Day;1951 January-November 9

1951 December 1, Citation of the Military GovernmentAssociation; 1951 October 15-November 281952, Life Member .of the Military Order of the World Wars;1952 June 27-301952, Life Member of the Life Membership Fund of theMilitary Order of World Wars; 1952 August 21-231952 May 30, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws fromUniversity of Kentucky; 1952 April 26-June 161952 June 15, Honorary LL.D. Degree from Trinity College;1952 April 7-June 161953 December 4, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws fromFree University of Berlin; 1953 November 18-Decemb1954 June 13, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Engineering fromNorwi ch Univers i ty, 1954 April 24-May 31955 June 5, Honorary Degree from St. Lawrence University;1955 February 14-June 71956 March 24, Honorary Degree from Creighton U n i v e r s i t ~ ;1956 February 15-March 301957, Fifty Foremost Business Leadership Medal; 1957November 12-December 161957 April 15, Honorary Member of the Association Nationaldes Croix de Guerre of France; 1957 June l-July 101957 May 11, Doctor of Law Degree from University ofPittsburgh1958 May 14, Fellow of the American Academy of Arts andSciences; 1958 May 14-December 31959 December 21, Packaging Man of the Year Award; 1959December 21-1960 January 51960 April 27, Research Institute Award; 1960 June 3-61961, Grand Cross First Class of the Order of Merit of theFederal Republic; 1961 August 25-December 18,1964 November 6-1965 January 111961 May 17, State of Israel Founder's Award; 1961 March 2

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CORRESPONDENCECategorical, 1943-(1951-1978)Awards and Degrees Accepted1962 October 9, American Legion Di"stinguished ServiceMedal; 1962 May 5-September 51962 December 5, The Advertising Council Public ServiceAward; 1962 July 18-December 171963 April 6, AMVETS Silver Helmet Peace Award of 1962;. 1962 August 25-1963 Apri 1 261963 June 10, Emory University Honorary Degree of Doctorof Laws; 1963 February 22-June 201963 September 18, Treasury Award; 1963,August 19-0ctober1963 October 9, John Fritz Medal and Certificate for 19641963 June 27-0ctober 81963 November 22, Freedom Award; 1963 May 7-December 61964 February 6, Sjlver Quill Award; 1963 October 141964 March 31964 April 27, Great Living American Award; 1964 March 18May 131964 December 13, Truman Commendation Award; 1964 OctoberDecember 281965 June 13, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws from theUniversity of Cincinnati; 1965 January 8-May 121967 May 6, Dyer Award for Distinguished Leadership of 1961967 ~ ) u l y 5 & 25

1967 June 2, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws of Washingtand Lee Uni vers ity; 1967 February 7-June 51967 October 18, Hoover Award; 1967 August 24-1968 April 21967 October 28, Convocation of Iowa Wesleyan's 125thAnniverary Year; 1967 March 13-November 91969, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws from Elmira C o l 1 ~ g1969 Hay 291969 February 24, IRC's Freedom Award; 1968 April 11-1969January 241970 January 29, Gold Nedal of Peace and Humanitarianism,Wall Street Synagogue; 1969 August 4-1970 February1971, Seal of the United States by the National Associatioof Real Estate Board; 1971 December 28 and 1972January 31971 April 30, Chiefs' of Engineers Award for OutstandingPublic Service; 1971 January 27-May 31971 September 15, American Order of the Croix de Guerre,Inc.1971 November 21, Charles Evans Hughes Award by the NationConference of Christians and Jews; 1971 August 20November 9


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CORRESPONDENCECategorical, 1943-{1951-1978)Awards and Degrees Accepted1972 February 23, Brotherhood Award of the New YorkChapter of Jewish War Veterans; 1971 November 191972 February 251972 Apri 1 27, Human Di gnity Award of the ~ ~ e n ' s Cl ubof Park East Synagogue; 1972 February 25-May 21972 'October 18, Honored Guestcr New York Chapter of theAssociation of the U.S. Army Annual SustainingMembers Luncheon; 1972 September 7-0ctober 241973, Society of American Military Engireers; 1973November 29 and 1975 April 251973 May 17, Konrad Adenauer Prize for 1973 for Politics;1972 December 11-1973 June 151973 October 19, Certificate of Appreciation from HarvardGraduate Society's Alumni Council1975 February 14, Bicentennial Medallion of New York Cityn.d., Citation for the Legion of Merit for Service from1940-1941n.d., Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws from Bates Collegen.d., Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws from ColumbiaUni versityn.d., Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws from Saint Louis

Univers i tyn.d., Honorary Knight Commander of the Mili tary Divisionof the Most Excellent Order of the British EmpireAwards and Degrees Accepted by Mrs. Lucius D. Clayn.d., Citation for Certificate of AppreciationAwards and Degrees Regretted 1965, Freedom Award for 1966 of the International RescueCommi ttee; 1965 ~ ~ a r c h 25 and April 281966 June 3, Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws ofWashington and Lee University; 1966 January 17March 251966 June 18, Golden Plate Award of the American Academyof Achievement; 1966 April 5-151968, IIWake Up America ll Award; 1968 February 13-15Biographical - General, 1949, T 9 6 2 ~ 1 9 7 8Biographical MaterialsAffiliations, AVJards, Decorations and Honorary Degrees,1960-1976Clippings, 1945-1959, 1962-1978Continental Can Company, 1950, 1957, 1962, 1963Lehman Brothers, 1969-1972Passports and Visa Applications, 1952-1971Photographs, 1964-1969


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Emmet - GuntherGuradze - KaisenKreke1er - r ~ u r p . h yNewmann - PrufertRiess - SchutzSchwieres - SteinwegStrogalski - WillnerWinckler - Ziegler1973A11 i n - GoodmanGruhn - RileyRyback - \Ji ewi orra1974Delisa - Zellermayer1975Gohr - Neumann1976Allin - Neumann1977Barbe - BreitfellerBrittan - ErhardFaehre - HeckJohnson - r ~ e . y e rl . (Brigitte) - NeumannPuhe - StephenThielik - ZieglerChristmas Card Lists,196919701972Christmas and New Year's Greetings,1969, Abs - Springer1970, Abs - Rich1970, Russell - Zeckendorf


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CORRESPONDENCECategorical, 1943-(1951-1978)Christmas and New Year's Greetings,1971, Bechtel - Wejgl1972, Adamson - King1972, Munte - Washburn1973, Abs - Wiewiorra1974, Bechtel - Weigl1975, Bechtel - Weigl1976, Ginden - RodriguezClubs,(The) Alfalfa Club, 1963-1973American Society of Civil Engineers - Augusta National

Golf ClubBohemian Club, 1963, 1973-1977(The) British Officers I Club of Philadelphia, 1965-1967Capitol Hill Club, 1965,1971-1976Colony Club, 1975-1978Commanderie de ~ o r d e a u x , 1971-1975Eastward Ho Country Club, Inc., 1974-1978(The) Economic Club of New York, 1970, 1973-1974Governor's Club, 1965-1973(The) International Club of Washington, Inc., 1963(The) Links Club, 1962-1973, 1977(The) Lotos Club, 1962-1963, 1970-1971(The) Moles, 1966-1967(The) Round Table Club, 1972, 1977(The) Pinnacle Club, 1963, 1968-1969(The) University Club, 1950, 1963-1971Condolences, 1973-1978Congratulations to Lucius D. Clay on Appointment as United .States Representative to Berlin; Barlow - WeinbergContributions,(The) Advertising Council, Inc., 1965 and 1971American Cancer Society - Association of Stock ExchangeFirmsBeekman Downtown Hospital - (The) Business CouncilCommittee of Nine, 1972Contribution Lists, 1973-1977Department of Commerce and Public Events - Eisenhower

t ~ e d i c a l CenterFederal National Mortgage Association, 1972Finance Committee for the Re-election of the President,1971-1974German Red Cross, 1961Governor's Club - (The) Mayor's Councilr ~ e d a l of Honor Society - National Conference of Christiansand Jews


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CORRESPONDENCECategorical, 1943-(1951-1978)Contributions,(The) National Industrial Conference Board, 1968National Symphony Orchestra - Religion in American LifeRepublican Committees, 1969-1973(The) Society for the Family of Man, 1965 and 1966United Nations, 1966, 1967 and 1972USO, 1972 and 1974United States Council - United States SenateCrank Letters, 1977-1978

~ G e n e o l o g i c a l Information, 1967-1977 and n . d ~Invitations, 1957, 1962, 1972-1975,1977Personal Papers of Lucius D. Clay, re, 1950, 1963-1972Requests for Articles, Interviews, and Statements1959 June 3-23, EurGpean-Atlantic Review1960 February l-April 19, Carnegie Endowment for InternatioPeace1963 March 29-April 18, Political Science Quarterly1963 April 9-15, Family W e e k l ~1963 April 8-May 20, Fountainhead Publishers, Inc.,Berlin: Beset and Bedevilled by William H. Conlan1963 May 29-June 20, Lott Industrial Enterprises1963 November 19, New York Times Sunday Magazine1964 February 14-19, James H. Stroman, American LiteraryExchange1964 June 17-August 6, The Spectator1964 August 3-September 29, Yale German Review1964 August 12-19, Franz M. Oppenheimer, The Bechtel V e ~1964 August 25-September 1, Associated University PressService1964 August 27, Saturday Review1964 September 24, CBS News1964 October 12-November 11, Susy Smith1965 January 6-18, Lin Tso1965 January 29-February 9, Canadian Broadcasting Corporati1965 April 23-28, The Boston Herald1965 April 2 7 - ~ 1 a y 6, "Keep in Touch" Program, WHBI-FM

1965 June 15-Ju1y 12, Dr. Heinrich Seewald1965 August 13-24, The Birmingham Post-Herald, Capt. A. A.Allen -1966 February 9, Business Management1966 February 2 4 - r ~ a rch 2, Saturday Revi ew1966 October 12-27, Encycloped1a B r i t ~ n n i c a1966 December 28-30, United States Committee for Refugees1968 April 8-19, Esquire Magazine1975 June 10-,JulYIO, Rai Corporation, Italian Radio-TV1976 June 30-July 7, Dr. Eckhard Wandel


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CORRESPONDENCECategorical, 1943-(1951-1978)Requests for Articles, Interviews, and Statements,1977 December 6-1978 January 25, H."L. Hammond-Seaman1977 December 26, Nonty N. Penkower, American-BritishRelations Regarding the Jewish Persons after WW II1977 December 29, Axel Springer Publications, NY1978 January l-September 19, Prof. Eberhard, Pikart and'Dr. Wolfgang Krieger1978 February "16, Dietrich Stobbe1978 Narch 29, Stuart L. Hannon1978 April 13, BBC-TVRequests for Autographs and Photographs

Adams - AsheBachmann - BendenBender - BiesewigBilz - BrightBuchanan, John D., 1974-1976Calow - CasoniCassidy - Cressda Costa - DziemidzikEbrite - EspyFischer - FullerHaak - HimesGebler - GordonHi ntz - HoltmannHorn, Paul, 1973-1977Hubner - HutchisonIddi ngs - Jusci kKaehler - KlodaKohlbeck - KuhnLange - Lehmkuhll.esch - LouisLuetge - LustgartentlcCann - t1i 1esf10nch - NuthNadley - NiederbockstruckOprocha - PruettPruter - PuheRathbone - RyanSacks - Schmidt, OswinSchmidt, Ursula - ShackmanSkypala - SutphinTal iercio - TimmeUnderwood - Weber

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CORRESPONDENCECategorical, 1943-(1951-1978)Requests for Biographical Information,American Express Company A s s o c i a t ~ d Press(The) Blue Book - ElliottElmira College - Encyclopedia of American Biography(The) International Yearbook and Statesmens Whos Who,1961, 1972-1978 .

( T h e ~ t e r n a t i o n a l Who's Who, 1970-1978Lei ghton - (The) t1il itary Order of the \ ~ o r l d WarsNational Industrial Conference Board - West Point RegistryWho's Who in America, 1971-1978Who's Who in American Politics, 1970, 1913, 1977Who I s \ ~ h o in Commerce and Industry - Wor1 d Bi o g r ~(Correspondence re) Speeches,Godkin Lectures at I:larvard University, 1950; 1949 December1950 (July 18John Hopkins University, 1958 December 9; 1958 November 3 1958 December 17Saint ~ 1 a r y ' s College Executive Symposium, 1959 (January 28;1958 July 16 - 1959 February 9The National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1960October 17; Calder - TompkinsGovernor's Conference on Trade and Commerce, 1961 May 22;Douglas - Yates52nd Annual National Coffee Association Convention,1963 January 14-16; 1962 January 9 - 1963 January 2457th Annual Convention of the National-American WholesaleGrocers' Association, Inc., 1963 March 11;1963 February 5 - 1963 March 20Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Managers ConventionBanquet, 1963 March 13; 1962 October 24 - 1963 MarchWashington Institute of Foreign Affairs, 1963 April 3;1962 November 20 - 1963 April 22National Industrial Conference Board, 1963 May 16;1963 February 27 - 1963 July 3125th Annual Conference of the Council on Foreign Relations,1963 January 28 - 1963 June 1031st Annual "I Am An American Day" Observance, 1963 Septemb14; 1963 July 17 - 1963 September 25Manufacturing Chemists' Association, Inc., Semi-annualmeeting, 1963 November 26; 1963 September 12 -1963 December 11Manufacturing Association of Syracuse, New York, 1963December 10; 1963 October 13 - 1964 January 23The Advertising Council Public Service Award to John McCloy1964 January 15; 1963 September 19 - 1964 January 17


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CORRESPONDENCECategorical, 1943-(1951-1978)Thank You Notes, General,1970,Blount - GettingGimbel - IzzoKaletsch - PattersonReeder - lfJeber1971, .Baker - Ring1972Abrams - BohlmannBuchheim - Springer

1973Delaplaine - Ihnenfe1dtKnauer - Neff .Patterson -WhitcombThank You Notes - Federal National t ~ o r t g a g e Association, 1970,Ball - RussellShaughnessy - WilsonThank You Notes - Adenauer Award, 1973,Amrehn - DaviesDietz - KohlLarson - 1'1ohrPohlmann - SpringerStinchfield - ZahnThank You Notes - Berlin Airlift, 1973,Appelt-Schleusener - HdamskiHeinrich - LinkLochow - SchieleSchmidt - ZuehlkeTrips,San Francisco, 1963 September 3-5Spain, 1963 November 18; 1963 November 15-1963 December 16Detroit - General Motors Meeting; 1964 July 30Japan - International t ~ o n e t a r y Fund Meeting, 1964 Septembe1964 June 22-1964 September 3San Francisco - Bohemian Club Luncheon, 1965 April 6; 1965t1arch 12Los Angeles, 1965 April 7; 1965 March 17-April 19Providence, Rhode Island, 1965 April 28; 1965 April 12-28Houston and Austin, Texas, 1965 June 22 and 24; 1968 AprilMassachusetts - Massachusetts t ~ u t u a l Life InsuranceCompany, 1966 February 9; 1966 February 2Europe, 1968 NovemberDenver, Colorado - Harvard Business School Club, 1968December


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CORRESPONDENCECategorical,1943-(1951-1978)Tri ps,Chicago - Economics Dinner, 1970 January 28; 1969December 19-1970 January 19The Links Club, 1970 May 6; 1970 April 15Condolences On the Death of Lucius D. Clay, 1978General,Adcock - BrownBrownell - EdmundsEdwa rds - Ki ngKowalski - t ~ a t a r a z z oMazur - RobertsonRodgers - WardWaterburn - YoungAuthors, 1978, Gimbel RomoserBusiness Associates, 1978,Achilles - DoolanEheman - McCollum

Hcl.ean - Smi thSohlberg - WormserFlower Cards, 1978, Bechlet - WilkinsonGermany, 1978,Abs - GoritzGottinger - SaakeScheel - ZimmermannThose who knew or served with Lucius D. Clay in Germany,Aaron - SmyserU.S. Government and Polit ical Officials , Alexander - WelchU.S. Military, 1978,Achilles - Easby-SmithGrenata - t ~ o l ~ r i s

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1957 February 21, Business Week - Shortage of trained andtalented manpower in American industry1957 July 30, Flying Magazine - "The Role' of Company-ownedAi rcraft"1957 November 6, The Harvard Crimson, "A New Growth Industry:Packaging"1957 November 19, Alex S. Pomnichowski - "An Appr.aisal of theTaft-Hartley Act"1957, Comments to Ameri can Jewi sh Commi ttee Half Century Banquet.1959 May 22, Conference on the Berlin Crisis1959 July 26, Centennial of the Equitable LtfeAs surance Societyof the u.S.1959 October 2, Good Packaging Magazine - News Release for 150thAnniversary of Metal Can Industry1960 February 11, IRC - Luncheon Program in Honor of Mayor WillyBrandt1960 October 11 - 1961 February 23, The Eichmann Kommandos byJustice Michael A. Musmanno1960 November 17, Banshees "Silver Lady" Award for 1960 to MiHonCaniff1960 November 30, Hearst N e v J . ~ ' p a p e r s - interview1961 September 4, Henry J. Lacour - Congressional Record: "ClayEndorses Peace Agency Bill"1962 June 4, Overseas Report, "U.S. t ~ u s t Be Prepared to Use ForceClay"1962 June 27 - 1962 September 19, Foreign Affairs, "Berlin"1962 August 7-30, New York Herald Tribune, 1st Anniversaryof Berlin WaTl Sealing"by the Communists1962 September 4-8, Bayrischer Rundfunk, "Berliner Kulturplan'l1962 October, Foreign Affairs, "Berlin"1962 November 20, Hearst Headline Service, Soviet Strategy in Cub1962 November 27-28, The Christian Science Monitor, Cuban Affairand how i t affects the situation between Russia and U.S.1962 December 8 - 1963 March 19, Der Spiegel, U.S.-Berlin Policyante 1963, Fifty Foremost (Forbes), Clay's Business Career1963 January 14-22, Aufbau, "Berlin, an International Problem"1963 February 13 - 1963 April 18, Letters for Timothy by LeonardV. Fulton, re internat ional peace1963 February 25 - 1963 April 22, 1963 Berlin May Day Committee1963 February 26, Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance1963 March 5-6, The New Yo-rker, II Talk of the Town Jl1963 March 8-18, The Ledger-Inquirer, biographical information reClay1963 April 16 - 1964 April 17, The Presidents Forum, "Message tot1anagement"1963 May 8 - 1963 June 11, CBS News Documentary The TwentiethCentury, East-West Struggle in Berlin


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ARTICLES, INTERVIEWS, AND STATEMENTS, 1950-19771963 June 28 - 1963 November 15, General Electric Forum,1963 October-December issue, liThe Developing Nations ll1963 July 8-10, "Atlantic Comnunt ty News ," Presentation ofFirst Atlantic Institute Book to President Kennedy1963 July 27 - 1963 October 29, 50th Anniversary of the 6970Civilian Labor Group, Ettlingen, Germany1963 July 30, Die Lupe, re publication of letter from LuciusD. Clay1963 August 29 - 1963 September 19, The Defense of Berlin byJean Edward Smith1963 September 11 - 1963 October 11, The A t l a n ~ o n t h l ~ ,special supplement on Berlin1964 January 8 - 1964 March 16, Power at the Pentagon by JackRaymond1964 January 24 - 1964 February 14, After the Cossacks BurnedDown the "y ll by Eddy Gi lmore - ---1964 February 13-25, Aufbau, IIHow Can the Berlin Problem beSolved Without GiVing the East an Undue Advantage?"1964 February 28 - 1964 ~ 1 a r c h 4, Book on Dr. Shumacher by LewisJ. Edinger1964 ~ ~ a r c h 16 - 1964 September 25, Oral History Program on theKennedy Administration1964 April 9 - 1964 May 20, Neue Illustrierte, documentary of thNazi Trials1964 May 8-12, Women Strike For Peace, re Krushev Birthdayeditorial in the New York Daily News1964 May 12-20, Businessmen in Government, Lecture by AlbertH. Sealy, Jr., of Smith and Schnacke (attorneys at Law)1964 May 13-19, Robert H. Yoakum, The Fact Finder, Ethicsin the U.S.1964 May 20 - 1964 June 19, The Providence Journal and theEvening Bulletin, Military and Foreign Aid1964 July 16 - 1965 November 19, The John Foster Dulles OralHistory Project1964 December 4-23, Transfigured Night by Eileen Egan andElizabeth Clark Riess1965 January 12 - 1965 February 2, Albert Bernard, Evolution of

Art in U.S.1965 January 28-29, Robertson t1emorial Y o r ~ . C . A .1965 February 12 - 1966 August 24, The Search for Amelia Earhart1965 February 21 - 1965 March 2, Joseph Rubinfine, Re-unificationof Germany in the future1965 February 22-26, Curt Riess1965 March 5-24, Dun's Review, President's Relations with theBusiness Community1965 March 11-31, The Pennsylvania State University Questionnaire


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ARTICLES, INTERVIEWS, AND STATEMENTS, 1 9 5 0 ~ 1 9 7 71965 March 15-30, James J. Shand, Research Paper on the PotsdamConference1965 March 23-29, San B e ~ n a d i n o High School History Class,

II vJhy Berli n was not made the hub of the divided Germany?"1965 March 26, Cohoes High School, New York1965 March 30 - 1965 April 1, VFW Magazi ne, IIWhat the StarSpang) ed Banner t ~ e a n s to Me, II Ralph Bugg .1965 April 7 - 1965 August 6, David C. Olson, American Occupationafter WW I I1965 April 29 - 1965 May 6, "The Berlin Crisis of 1961 and U.S.Mi 1itary Strategy, II Jack M. Schick 1965 May 25, Berliner Po1itik, Commemorative, 1953 June 171965 June 3 - 1965 July 13, .over the Hump by Wi 11 i am H. Tunner1965 June 9, Ed M. Edwin, re Congressman Powell1965 June 21-30, Jim Atwood1965 June 21 - 1965 July 19, Ber1 i n by Karl Baedeker1965 July 12, Frank H. Neely, Philosophy of Management1965 July 26 - 1965 August 6, Americanism in Action by ShermanL. Kiser ---1965 July 27, Richard Shield, deGualle article1965 August 4-16, t ~ e m o i rs of Governor Byrnes, A11 in One Lifeti me1965 August 31, liThe Great Experiment ll by Thist1ethwaite1965 September 6-15, Freedoms Foundation, dedication of GeneralBruce C. Clarke High School1965 September 8-13, Barton J. Bernstein, editor of the bookon the Truman Administration1965 September 20-28, The Readers Digest1965 October 7-25, The Banshees Silver Lady Award to John Chambe1965 October 12 - 1965 November 18, Mrs. George C. McLanahan, .Malmedy Trial1965 October 21-27, Fact Magazine1965 November 2-9, Der Kurier, 20th Anniversary1965 November 15-29, Freedom House, statement on Vietnam1965 November 17 - 1965 December 14, Michael Rothkrug, Confiscatiof Nazi published and unpublished materials during U.S.Forces occupation1965 December 21 - 1966 January 6, II Demil i tari zati on and Rearmame

by Gerhard Wettig1966 January 10, "The Time Has Come To Act" by John J. tkC1 oy,New York Transporation Strike1966 February 16, Wo lfgang t ~ u l l er , documentary on Presi dentKennedys visit to Germany1966 February 17, liThe German Resistance in American Per-spectl ve"by Karl Brandt1966 February 21, "The Management of Prosperi tyll by Arthur F. Bur1966 March 30, Radio Free Europe spot announcements


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ARTICLES, INTERVIEWS, AND STATEMENTS, 1950-19771966 April 1-14, Cowboy Economics by Harold L. Oppenheimer1966 May 5-10, ForeiJlD S.ervice Journal, "The Crisis in theAtlantic Alliance ll by James A. Ramsey1966 May 20-24, Friedrich Wilhelm Lehmann, Clay's opinionof the Berliners1966 June 9 - 1966 August 5, Successes and M i s t a ~ e s , AnAmerican Story, autobiography of Robert Earll McConnell1966 July 1 - 1966 August 23, The American Legion Story byRaymond Moley, Jr.1966 July 22 - 1966 August 16, S a t u r ~ . a , X ' . ~ v i e \ ' J ~ "Ni l t tary Power"1966 August 9-18, Saturday Review, Airllne Strike1966 August 12-16, Educational Committee to Halt Atomic WeaponsSpread, statement on the non-proliferation of atomic weapo1966 October 5-13, Joseph.M. Siracusa, Clay's opinion and positioon the Krupp Trial, sentence and re-instatement1966 October 20-21, Saturday Review, conference of Businessmen,Changes in the world today andwring the past ten years1966 December 9, Time, artcile on hunger1967 January 4 - 3 1 ~ - - : C o m e as a Conqueror by Franklin M. Davis, Jr.1967 January 17-20, K. D. Mann, Jr., U.S. commitment to the causeof freedom in the world and Communist threat1967 January 26 - '1967 April 7, Oral History Project on theEisenhower Administration by Columbia University1967 February 16 - 1967 t1arch 31, Erich-Peter Neumann, edi tor ofIIPolitische Meinung,1I present relations of U.S. to Franceand Germany1967 February 28 - 1967 Narch 31, A. A. Hoehling of Army Times,Berlin since 19451967 t1arch 7-9, Dun's Review, "Bus i ness and the G.O.P. II1967 t1arch 20 - 1967 July 11, Curt Ri ess , The Berli n Story1967 March 31 - 1967 April 6, German Television Network, ARD,re Clay's 75th birthday and decisions of the BerlinBlockade and American-German relations1967 April 1-5, Arnold G. Abrams, Germany's reaction to PresidentKennedy's Berlin Crisis Speech, 1961 July 251967 April 7-14, Arnold I. Kisch, Experiment carried out by the

Nazi regime, 1935-1945, called "Lebensborn"1967 April 10-14, Carola E. Bergfeld, thesis on the Big ThreeConference during World War II and subsequent developmentsin Berlin1967 April 19-27, The ninety-nines, Inc., international organizatof women pilots, The Search for Amelia Earhart1967 April 23 - 1967 May!: Hugh J. Kelly, the most importantbattle in Europe during World War II .1967 April 26 - 1967 May 14, John Peer Nugent, Colonel HubertFauntleroy Julian (The Black Sheep) and the GreatCigarette Roberry of the 1 9 4 0 ' ~


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ARTICLES, INTERVIEWS, AND STATEMENTS, 1950-19771967 May 17, Revised edition of "Insel Berlin"1967 June 9-13, Emile J. Gex, Jr., Clay's beliefs concerningMunich in 1939 and World War II1967 June 21-27, Hearthside Deals, "How to Live Together"taken f r o m ~ s Week, 19531967 JUly 3 - 1967 September 7, Nichols P. Eadon, Clay's mostimportant decision, greatest event and greatest influence1967 July 14, Will"iam R. Harris, Harvard University, 1948 BerlinCrisis1967 July 16-31, Debbie Breal, Clay's view of the Future1967 July 27 - 1967 August 8, The Glory and the Splendor,Grafenwohr and the 86th fighter group 1967 August 24 - 1967 October 16, Wilhard Grunewald, MunichConference of German Minister Presidents in June 19471967 September 3-18, Ilsa Koch's Trial for crimes against nonGermans1967 December 21 - 1968 January 31, James S. Shulman, Programof research on Top Level Management in U.S.1968 January 4-8, Permission to quote C l ~ ' s letter to be used byHelen King of William Morrow Company1968 February 15, Infantry Museum Association, Inc., Feasibi li tyStudy Questionnaire1968 March 12 - 1968 April 2, Linda McEwen, Vietnam War1968 March 21-29, Lebanon Valley College, Pa., Foreign PolicyClass, Pr8sent U.S. Policy regarding West Germany1968 March 22-26, The Anatomy of Greatness by Patricia T. Levine1968 April 3-6, Chronos-Film, ARD, 20th Anniversary of theAirlift and 23rd Anniversary of the Armistice1968 April 20-29, Thorsten Eichenauer, Why did Allies in theWestern Zone of Germany give up Saxonia and Thuringia1968 April 22, John Firca, Report on Amelia Earhart1968 April 24, George Cotkin, Clay's most memorable moment ofWorld VIar II1968 June 5-21, Stern, "20th Anniversary"1968 June 21, Die Welt, "Berliner Blockade"1968 June 21, liThe Experts" by Seymour Fri eden and George Ba il ey,influences in Foreign Aid1968 July 16 - 1968 September 17, German American Trade News""The o r ~ a r k ' l1968 July 23-29, The Synagogue Light, Rosh Hashanah1968 July 29 - 1968 August 19, \ ~ i 1 1 1 a m R. Harris, "BlockadevJarnings Blocked," Berlin Blockade of 19481968 August 8-14, Public Broadcast Laboratory, Defense Decisionmaking on Post-Vietnam1968 August 13, Peter Kanze, Draft Dodgers


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ARTICLES, INTERVIEWS, AND STATEMENTS, 1950-19771968 September 3-4, Jay Escoett, Transactions by U.S. citizensand Germany before the military government gave up itssanctions against. Germany "1968 November 7 - 1968 December 12, E.N. Peterson, WisconsinState University, Study of Policy implementation in HitlerGermany1969 January 9-13, Frederic Spotts, Role of the c.hurches in Germapolitlcal life since 19451969 January 21 - 1969 March 3, E.N. Peterson, Wisconsin StateUniversity, Department of History, Prince Loewenstein'sBook1969 February 21 - 1969 t1arch 17, Ambush by S.LA. t ~ a r s h a l l1969 February 27 - 1969 t,1arch 18, Reader's Digest IllustratedStory of World War Two1969 March 31-24, Herbert.S. Parmet, Cl ay l s role under PresidentEisenhower1969 April 2 - 1969 t1ay 1, Herbert Hoover Oral Hi story Program1969 April 8 - 1969 May 16, Universal Autograph Collector's Club,The Pen and Quill, article re General Eisenhower1969 July 9-16, The Council for Citizenship Education, The MarshaPlan and its influence on German Recovery1969 December 9, 1968 Yearbook on InternatiomlCommunist Affairs1970 August 2 2 - 2 4 ~ v T n B. Yoken, Clay's present activities,influences and highlights of career1970 September 9 - 1970 October 14, Europa Union, liThe UnitedStates of America and Europe ll1970 September 10, ~ ~ u e Light, Rosh Hoshana1970 December 21-29, State of Georgia Department of Education,Clay's Experience as a student in the Georgia Public Schoo1970 December 24 - 1971 January 5, U.S. Army Infantry School, ROTC, IIROTe Infantry Orientation Book Ie t ," 1971 ed.1971 February 9, Henry Laurence Gantt Memorial Gold Medal Awardpresented to Mr. Frederick R. Kappel1971 February 18, E.N. Peterson, Wisconsin State University,Department of History, Research on Occupation of Germany aProfessor Gimbel's book1971 June 21 - 1971 July 13, Tribute to Old-Chancellor Ludwig

Erhard's 75th birthday to be published1971 December 7 - 1972 February 10, The Peoria Journal Star, Inc.Clay's philosophy of life -----1972 May 3 - 1973 March 15, Carlisle Barracks, Senior OfficerOral History Program1972 June 19 - 1974 January 25, The British Broadcasting CorporatThe Commanders: Zhukov1972 July 7 -1972 August 25, ~ n a g o g u e Light, Rosh Hoshana


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ARTICLES, INTERVIEWS, AND STATEMENTS, 1950-19771972 October 13 - 1973 January 15, Deutsch1and-Stiftung,Konrad Adenauer Prize for 19731974 February 24 - 1976 November 16, John H. Backer, Decisionto Divide Germany in Spring 1947 and connection withMoscow Conference in which Clay participated1974 February 6, Mrs. Robert B. Sloane, Research on HerbertBrowne11's political and public service careers1974 March 1i - 1976 October 5, The British Broadcasting CorporaliThe Unsettled Peace II1974 March 28, N a ~ i o n a 1 Flag Foundation, C1ay's salute to theUnited States1974 April 22 - 1974 July 1, Oral History Project re Herbert

Brownell by Mrs. Robert B. Sloane1974 April 29 - 1974 May 21, International Brotherhood of ElectriWorkers, Joseph D. Keenan Testimonial Dinner1974 May 15 - 1978 October 2, Richard Collier, Berlin Airlift andBlockade1974 June 22 - 1974 December 22, George Schne1zer, Decisions whicled to the re-emergence of a free economy in western zones1945-19491974 June 25 - 1975 May 25, Bayrischer Rundfunk, TV documentary aearly post-war Germany, 1945-19481974 June 27 - 1974 July 6, William Stix Wasserman1974 June 28 - 1976 January 26, Harry S. Truman Library OralHistory Project, events in the Truman Administration1974 June 20 - 1974 July 1, Fritz Lenze, "U.S.-West German relatiduring the Berlin Crisis, 1958-19621974 July 11-30, Joseph M. Dailey, Eisenhower campaign1974 August 20, Joe McFarland1974 September 6 - 1975 August 15, Continental Can Company Oral'Hi story Project1974 September 15-30, Richard K. Betts, American Military Adviceand Foreign Policy Crisis1974 December 10, Dr. David Nunnerly, Anglo-American Relationsduring the Kennedy Administration1974 December 27 - 1975 .lanuary 10, CBS, War and post-war historyGordon Manning, producer1975 January 7 - 1975 February 18, Duke Uni vers'ity, Ameri cans whohave influenced U.S. Foreign Pol i cy in this century (20th)1975 June 23 - 1977 March 22, Professor Robert P. Browder,Biography on Lewis W. Douglas1975 June 27 - 1976 February 23, Konrad Adenauer Foundation, liTheAmerican Policy Towards Berlin and Germany in 1961"1975 July 1 - 1976 July 1, The Civil Affairs Association, "ABicentennial Chronology of Civil-Military Cooperation"1975 July 21, re Zeiss Optical Company and Colonel Axelson, 1945June


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ARTICLES, INTERVIEWS, AND STATEMENTS, 1950-19771975 September 9 - 1977 June 20, Jerry P. Rosenberg, decisionto recognize the state of Israel and the decision toresist the Berlin Blockade .1976 February 24 - 1976 March 17, John B. Bonds, Process ofBipartisanship and the Marshall Plan1976 May 3-18, John A. Muntean, The role of the U.S. in theDenazification proceedings following the Nuremberg Trialof major war criminals during 1945-1946.1976 June 3 - 1978 March 8, John R. Oneal, American-Sovietrelations during the period 1945-19491976 July 22, Carl Weiss of ZDF German Televisjon, Specialcommemoration of the Berlin Wall1976 September 5-21, Carlton "Fred" Schwan, Barter Store inBerlin, 19461976 October 12-19, Robert D. Ballenger, Fourth Service Command1976 October 19 - 1976 November 15, Ed Daering, BicentennialProject1976 October 19 - 1976 December 21, Duane Tananbaum, BrickerAmendment in 1950's1976 November 1 - 1976 December 7, Hans L. Paeffgen, BerlinCrisis of 1948-19491977 January 6 - 1978 March 3, Professor George Romoser, TheFounding Principles of the Federal Republic of Germany1977 January 28 - 1977 February 28, Hugh Witt, Dachau Trials

and the Malmedy Case1977 March 6, German Press Agency, Ulrich Mulhert1977 March 17 - 1978 March 2, Oral History Program of the Corpsof Engineers1977 April 15, Fred L. Hadsel, Epilogue: Reflections of the U . ~ .Commanders in Austria and Germany (U.S. Occupation inEurope)1977 June 14 - 1977 July 18, Peter J. Dyck, I ~ e n n o n i t e s andSoviet Union1977 September 8, Phil i P F. Dur, Life of Jefferson Caffery1977 October 26, I n s i g ~ t , October/November issue, "So1dierand Businessmann.d., "Restitution"n.d., liThe Airlift Breaks the Blockade"

SPEECHES, 1950-1974Godkin Lectures, Harvard University, 1950 (#1 of 3)Godkin Lectures, Harvard University, 1950 (#2 of 3)Godkin Lectures, Harvard University, 1950 (#3 of 3)Godkin Lectures, "Germany and the fight for freedom,"Harvard University, 1950, page proofs


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SPEECHES, 1950-1974Georgia Tech Commencement Address, 1950University of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Commencement Address,1950 June 5 .Radio Executive Club Luncheon, Discussion on Civil Defense, NY,1950 October 537th Annual Foreign Trade Convention, NY, 1950 October 31Congregation Blnai Jeshurun, NY, 1950 November 11Arthritis arid Rheumatism Foundation, NY, 1950 November 14Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, ( t ~ a r y l a n d Chapter), BaltimoMaryland, 1950 November 20Governors of Southern States, Columbia, SC, 1950 November 27Columbia University, NY, Trustees l Dinner, 1 9 5 ~ May 15Crusade for Freedom, Key Government Workers, Washington, D.C.,1951 August 30Crusade for Freedom, The .American People Fight Communism,1951 September 8Crusade for Freedom, 1st Anniversary of World Freedom Bell inBerlin, 1951 October 24Grocery ~ ~ a n u f a c t u r e r s Associ ati on, 1951 November 13The Engineers Coub, NY, Mining and Metallurgical SocietyUnited Hospital Fund, 1951West Point Sesquicentennial, 1952liThe Mo1es ll Dinner, 1952 February 6Red Cross Drive, Chicago, Illinois, 1952 February 29University of Kentucky Commencement Address, 1952 May 30Charleston Chamber of Commerce, Charleston, West Virginia, 1952November 17West Point Commencement Address, 1953 June 2Phil ade1 phia Chamber of Commerce, 1954 JanuaryAtlanta Chamber of Commerce, Georgia, 1954 April 22Harvard Business School, 1954 June 12American Society J.1'ilitary Engineers Dinner, 1955 May 6St. Lawrence University Commencement Address, 1955 June 5Creighton University Convocation, Omaha, Nebraska, 1956 March 24Columbia University, r ~ Y , 1956 June 4American Life Convention, Chicago, Illinois, 1956 October 8-12National Fund for Medical Education, 1956 October 16Citizens for Eisenhower, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1956 October 30American Ordnance Association, St. Louis, Missouri, 1957 March 7Institute of Paper Chemistry, Appleton, Wisconsin, 1957 MayThe Citadel Commencement Address, Charleston, South Carolina,1957 June 24Introductory Speech for General R. A. Wheeler, 1957 October 15United States Brewers Foundation, 1958 January 21American Committee for Israelis Tenth Anniversary Celebration,1958 March 25


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SPEECHES, 1950-1974University of Georgia Alumni Association, 1958 June 9National Petroleum Association, Atlantic City, 1958 September 11Johns Hopki ns Uni versity., 1958 December g"Southern Society of New York, "1959 January "16Association of American Soap and Glycerin Producers, Inc., 1959 JSaint Mary's College Symposium, California, 1959 January 28The Bond Club of New York, 1959 February 17International Section-Pharmaceutical Manfacturers Association,1959 September 11National Wholesale Druggist Association, 1959 November 11Philadelphia Society of Security Analysts, 1969 February 24Eternal Light Program - NBC - Jewish Theological Seminary,1960 Apri 1 24National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1960 October 17Columbia Associates, 1960. November 3 "American Institute of Consulting Engineers, 1960 November 29Salesmen's Association of the Paper Industry, 1961 February 21Governor's Conference on Trade and Commerce, Atlanta, Georgia,1961 r ~ a y 20Council on Foreign Relations, Inc., 1962 June 13The German Consulate General and the American Council on GermanyAnnual Ceremony in Commemoration of the Uprising in Sovietoccupied Germany on June 17, 1953, 1962 June 15The National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc., NY, 1962

June 18Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 1962 June 29Bohemian Club, San Francisco, California, 1962 July 22Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Baltimore, Maryland, 1962September 20The American Legion, LasVegas; Nevada, 1962 October 9flew York Goard of Trade, 1962 October 18The Brick Presbyterian Church, 1962 October 23Acceptance Speech Gold Medal of the National Institute of SocialScience, 1962 NovemberGeorgia Institute of Technology, 1962 November 2The Economics Club of New York, 1962 November 13National Institute of Social Sciences, 1962 November 29The Lotos Club, 1962 December 6The Advertising Council 1962 Public Service Award, 1962 DecemberList of Speaking Engagements Accepted, 1963Action, Inc. - Honoring Richard K. Mellon, 1963 January 752nd Annual Convention, National Coffee Association, Boca Eaton,Florida, 1963 January 14National-American Wholesale Grocer's Association, NY, 1963 MarchMetropolitan Life Insurance Company Managers Banquet, 1963 MarchWashington Institute of Foreign Affairs, 1963 April 3National Industrial Conference Board, 1963 May 16


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Council on Foreign Relations, NY, 1963 June 7TV Herald-Examiner Observance of III am an American Day,1I1963 September 14John Fritz Award, San Francisco, California, 1963 October 9West Point Society of New York, 1963 October 21The Lotos Club State Dinner, 1963 October 29The Roundtable 482nd Meeting, 1963 November 7Texaco Round Table, NY, 1963 November 21Manufacturing Chemists' Association, Inc., Washington, D.C.,1963 November 26Manufacturers Association of Syracuse, NY, 1963 December 10List of Speaking Engagements Accepted, 1964 'Advet'tising Council Public Service Award to John J, tkCloy,1964 January 15Republican "Bo-Day" Dinner, NY, (Gen. Clay was not able to givespeech), 1964 January 291963 Silver Quill Award of National Business Publications,Washington, D.C., 1964 February 6The Order of Lafayette, NY, 1964 February 10Rochester Engineering Society, NY, 1964 February 20The Commercial Club of Boston, (Gen. Clay was not able to givespeech), 1964 April 14World Affairs Council of Northern California, 1964 May 3American Public Works Association, Atlantic City, 1964 October 7American Society of Corporate Secretaries, 1964 November 12Business Outlook Conference, Los Angeles, 1964 November 17Saint Andrew's Society of the State of New York, 1964 November 1Presentation Speech, Silver Quill Award to Secretary Rusk,Washington, D.C., 1965 February 4Harvard Business School, Lecture to Industrial Management Clasi othe Graduate School of Business Administration, 1965 May 1Deerfield Academy Commencement Speech, 1965 June 2University of Cincinnati, Commencement Speech, Ohio, 1965 June 13Dedication of the Anita Louise Ehrman Recreation Center, NY,1965 August 10United Jewish Appeal Banquet, 1965 December 11Fund Raising Dinner at Lansing, Michigan, 1966 April 23Marien1yst Conference in Denmark, 1966 May85th Anniversary Dinner of Tuskegee Institute, NY, 1966 SeptembeRockhurst College, Kansas City, Missouri, 1966 November 3Presentation Speech at West Side Association of Commerce AwardDinner for General David Sarnoff, NY, 1966 November 17Byrnes Scholars' Luncheon Honoring Mr. and Mrs. James F. Byrnes,Columbia, South Carolina, 1967 June 10American Society of Civil Engineers, Dinner, NY, 1967 October 17


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SPEECHES, 1950-1974Convocation at Iowa Wesleyan College, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, 1967October 28Presentation speech, Freedom Award of t h ~ International RescueCommittee to General David Sarnoff, NY, 1967 October 31Freedoms Foundation Dinner Honoring the Chairmen of Joint Chiefsof Staff, 1967 December 11Radio Free Europe Fund Raising Luncheon, NY, 1968.May 16Presentation' of the National Gold t ~ e d a l Award, vJest SideAssociation of Commerce, to the Honorable Thomas E. Dewey ,1968 November 14Elmira College Commencement Speech, NY, 1969 June 1Testimonial Dinner in Honor of General William'H. Draper, Jr.,

Population Crisis Committee, Washington, D.C., 1969December 2Radio Free Europe Kick-off Luncheon, Detroit, Michigan, 1970February 25Luncheon at Lansing, r ~ i c h i g a n , Republican Party, for keybusinessmen from across Michigan, 1970 May 14Presentation Address of the Henry Laurence Gantt Memorial GoldMedal to Frederick Russell Kappel, New York, 1971February 9Bechtel Corporation1s Board of Directors and Officers, SanFrancisco, California, 1971 April 12Eulogy delivered at the funeral of Justice Byrnes, 1972 April 12Steuben-Schurz Society in Frankfurt, Germany, 1972 r ~ a y 8Rochester Association for the U.N., 1973 May 23International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers honoringJoseph KeenQb Chicago, Illinois, 1974 May 11n.d., Eulogy, Frederick L. EhrmanSPEECHES, 1970-1979, By Others Than Clay

Text of the Live Radio and TV Address by the President onEconomi c Pol i cy and Producti vi ty , 1970 June 17Remarks of the President on Radio and TV about the newi nitiative for peace in Sou theast As i a, 1970 October 7Press Conference, Dr. Henry Kissinger, Assistant to the Presidentfor National Security Affairs, 1972 October 26Konrad Adenauer Award for 1973 to General Clay, New York,1973 r'1ay 10Remarks by the President at a wreath-laying ceremony on the165th birthday of Abraham Lincoln, 1974 February 12Address by Steven R. Fenster to the Ripon Society1s 1976 NationalIssues Conference, 1976 February 2830th Anniversary of the Lift ing of the Blockade, 1979 May 21


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COLLECTION: LUCIUS D. CLAY PAPERS 0 _ ACCESSION NlJMBER: (43V f.sThe following items have been removed from the collection:------------Description of items

1. CERTIFICATES Arm DIPLOt1AS.a. Certificates of Awards, 1945-1978.b. Certificates of Fellowship, Membership &HonoraryMembership, 1939-1977.c. Certificates re Presidential Awards and Appointments,1915, 1945-1954.d. Degree and Honorary Degree Diplomas, 1918, 1937, 19481969.e. Resolutions, 1951, 1963, 1973, 1978.f. United States Army Commissions, 1918-1948.2. PHOTOGRAPHS ArW PHOTOGRAPH ALBlJt1S.a. Loose Photographs. (6 flat boxes)b. Photograph Albums. (3 volumes)3. PRUnED f1AJERIALS.a. Book Jackets.b. Clubs, Re.c. Government Documents.

d. f1onographs.e. Ilews 1etters.f . Hewspapers g. Pamph1ets .h. Periodicals.i . Programs and f1enus.j . Reports.k. Ros ters .1. Sheet Mus:ic.

4. ,AUDIO-VISUAL fiATERIAl.S.a. 4 motion picture reels.b. 4 audio tapes.c. 4 audio discs.5. ARTI FACTS.

6. t1ISCELLANEOUS t l I S C E L L A r ~ Ya. Miscellaneous Oversize Mater ials .b. Passports and Membership Cards.c. Currency and Stamps Separated from Papers.One Plaque

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VIDEOOCCUPATION - AN AMERICAN LEGACY

GEORGE C. MARSHALL RESEARCH FOUNDATIONLEXINGTON, VIRGINIA

1976(Occupation of Germany)

Narrated by For re s t PoguePar t i c ipan t s : ( in order)

1 . Lucius Clay2 . James Riddleberger3. Ernes t Gross(Morgenthau) Morgenthau Plan

James RiddlebergerErnes t Gross

4 . John J . McCloyL ucius C lay

5 . Robert MurphyJames Ridd leberger

6. W. Aver i l l HarrimanJames RiddlebergerLucius Clay

7. Jacques J . Reins te in(James F. Byrnes)

L uciu s C lay(James F. Byrnes)

Bevin, Molotov & Marshal l At Moj'cow