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White, Stephen M


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    White, Stephen M. to Harrison Gray Otis

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    Four letters from Senator Stephen M. White to Otis.

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    Photocopies - White, Stephen M. to Harrison Gray Otis

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    Photocopies of letters from Senator Stephen M. White to Otis. MAY NOT BE COPIED OR PUBLISHED.

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    White, Stephen M. Monument

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    Photocopy of letter from Harry Chandler to L. D. Hotchkiss and memo to Harry Chandler from Bill Moon. Both regarding the statue of Stephen M. White in the court house. File of L. D. Hotchkiss.

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    Kuchel, Thomas

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    Approx. 25 items: LAT articles, correspondence, and other material related to the political career of Kuchel. Notable items: LAT editorial copy, 12/23/1952, "An excellent choice for Senator," when Gov. Warren chose Kuchel to replace Richard Nixon as U.S. Senator to replace Richard Nixon, who was elected vice-president ; LAT news analysis, 3/21/1976, "The rise and fall of Thomas H. Kuchel" ; LAT news analysis, 1/10/1977, "Former Sen. Kuchel takes report of demise in stride."

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    Warren, Earl - Clippings

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    Approx. 90 items: LAT news stories and editorial copies on the activities and career of Earl Warren during the 1959 - 1975 time frame. Warren was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court from 1953 until 1969, when he retired. The folder also contains these items: Page One LAT obit copy, 7/10/1974, "Earl Warren, 83, Chief Justice for 16 years, dies" ; clip, 7/16/1974, Santa Monica Outlook [conservative], He seized Golden Chance to become liberal hero," closes with the phrase "here was a great American" ; original 55-pp.booklet, In Memoriam - Honorable Earl Warren, Chief Justice , Supreme Court of the United States, 5/27/1975, text of tributes and testimonials to the memory of Justice Warren.

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    "The Political Career of Stephen Mallory White," Edith Dobie (2 of 3)

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    1 item: book, pp. 132-264 of 396, unbound in folder - The Political Career of Stephen Mallory White , Ph. D. thesis by Edith Dobie, Stanford University. Split into three folders.

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