Merrill K. Riddick Papers 1966-1988

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Merrill K. Riddick Papers 1966-1988

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Merrill K. Riddick was a resident of Phillipsburg, Montana, and a candidate for Montana governor, U. S. Senate, and U. S. President. This collection contains correspondence including both letters and postcards; publications by Merrill K. Riddick of the ; a short biography about Merrill K. Riddick; papers from his political campaigns; newspaper clippings; a speech; and photographs. Journal of Applied Human Ecology

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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Archives and Special Collections

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