Moroni L. and Vivian N. Jensen papers bulk 1976-1980 circa 1950-1991

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Moroni L. and Vivian N. Jensen papers bulk 1976-1980 circa 1950-1991

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The Moroni L. and Vivian Jensen collection consists of both personal and professional papers. The papers include legislative papers, education papers, correspondence, newspapers, photographs, articles, reports, magazines, pamphlets, and campaign materials, circa 1950-1980, bulk 1976-1980. This collection also contains a folder with two large portraits of Utah Senator Moroni L. Jensen, circa 1980.

1 half box, (0.25 linear ft.); 1 folder, (0.08 linear feet); 1 oversize box, (0.75 linear ft.); 1 box, (0.5 linear ft.); 13 cartons, (13 linear feet)

L. Tom Perry Special Collections

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SNAC Resource ID: 6341547

L. Tom Perry Special Collections

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