Cecil D. Andrus Papers 1951-1998

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Cecil D. Andrus Papers 1951-1998

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Correspondence, memoranda, press releases, calendars, reports and similar materials documenting Cecil D. Andrus' service as U.S. Secretary of the Interior and also personal items pertaining to his five campaigns for Governor of Idaho and as a member of the Idaho legislature.

78 linear feet (104 boxes)

eng,

Boise State University Library, Special Collections and Archives

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