John A. McCone papers, 1904-1991 (bulk 1978-1989)

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John A. McCone papers, 1904-1991 (bulk 1978-1989)

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The John A. McCone Papers, 1904-1991 consist primarily of McCone's combined professional and personal office files as well as mail briefs, chronological files, memoranda, and Foundation and Trust records. The papers include writings, speeches, awards, interviews, biographical materials, photographs, negatives, slides, personal and family materials. The bulk of materials date from 1978 to 1989. Notably missing are any official papers and correspondence during the period from 1962 to 1966 when McCone served with the United States Central Intelligence Agency.

35 cartons, 8 boxes, 4 oversize boxes, 8 volumes, 4 oversize folders

eng,

Bancroft Library

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