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    July

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    Approx. 25 items - letters, memos, agendas, flyers and other material. Notable names and items include: Lane Kirkland (Pres., AFL-CIO) ; Neil Peterson (Exec. Dir., L.A. County Transportation Commission) ; Eric Otoo (Ambassador. of Ghana to U.S.) ; Henry Kissinger ; James Watkins (U.S. Sec. of Energy) ; Dan Quayle (V.P. of U.S.) ; Newt Gingrich (Republican Whip, House of Rep.) ; more.

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    Events - U.S. Olympic Festival 1991

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    5 items: letter, 1/9/1990, from Elizabeth Primrose, Pres. & Exec. Dir. of the U.S. Olympic Festival - '91, to James Boswell, on TM / LAT "potential involvement in the 1991 U.S. Olympic Festival" ; spiral-bound booklet, "U.S. Olympic Festival '91, issue of The Olympian (Sept.-Oct 1989), etc.

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    M - Miscellaneous Correspondence

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 40 items. Subjects include: Tejon Ranch view of State water situation; correspondence with Malcolm Muir, Publisher of Atlas; correspondence with Phil Kirby, Editor of Frontier; extended correspondence with Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mannex, who sought "Truth and Morality in Journalism"; exchange with Irv White, Pres. of Motor Car Dealers Assn. of Southern California regarding inadequate coverage of the Auto Show by LAT; clippings and memos regarding Oscar Mayer obit; description, sent by MGM rep, of how a mock-up of a Los Angeles Times with be used in a motion picture; clipping and correspondence related to case in which young black man, Henry Jones, Jr., robbed teenager Rose Marie Campisi in Alabama in 1970; etc.

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    Correspondence & Miscellaneous

    Manuscripts

    "Approx. 70 items. Includes list of 1971 articles by B. (same list in folder titled "1971 Articles." The folder includes a report to Bill Thomas from B. titled "Japan Really Won the War," and an article on the British justice system pulled from Catholic Digest of Jan. 1972. Among the prominent persons Bassett corresponded with are a Adm. B.A. Clarey, U.S. Navy, Gov. Edmund G. Brown, August Sebastiani and Sam J. Sebastiani [of Sebastiani Vineyards], U.S. Rep. Bob Wilson, Robert S. Elegant [journalist & author], Herbert Klein [Nixon Dir. of Comm.], Roger Howell [of Bowdoin College], etc. "

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    July - September (2 of 2)

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 55 items: event calendars, guest lists, program notes and other material related to meetings and luncheons hosted by Anthony Day and the Editorial Pages staff of LAT, July through September, 1987. Notable names: Paul Simon (US Senate, pres. candidate) ; Benjamin Hooks (Exec. Dir., NAACP) ; Tom Bradley (Mayor, L.A.) ; Joseph Biden (US Senate) ; Pete du Pont (businessman, pres. candidate) ; Gray Davis (State Controller, CA) ; Christopher Dodd (US Senate) ; Marvin Goldberger (Pres., Cal Tech).

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    Correspondence & Miscellaneous

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 60 items. B. corresponded with Joe Holt (U.S. Rep.), Herb Klein (editor, San Diego Union), Ted Rogers (Independent TV), Glenard Lipscomb (U.S. Rep), Otis Chandler (handwritten note),

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