Republican Party Campaign materials, 1864-1964.

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Republican Party Campaign materials, 1864-1964.

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Material from Michigan and national Republican campaigns from 1864 to the present, with the bulk of the materials from 1952-1964. Includes a handbill about John F. Kennedy which was passed out in Dallas, Texas, on the day of his assassination and several anti-Kennedy and anti-Adlai Stevenson publications. Extensive coverage of Eisenhower and Nixon presidential campaigns, and some on that of Barry Goldwater. Michigan materials cover gubernatorial campaigns, pirmarily those of Paul D. Bagwell and George Romney, congressional races, and materials about local and state offices and committees. Contains pro-Republican and anti-Democratic propaganda, including handbills, newspapers, articles, pamphlets, and cartoons.

17 folders.

Michigan State University Libraries, Main Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6698825

Michigan State University Libraries, Main Library

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