Reminiscences of Arnie Miller: oral history, 1990.

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Reminiscences of Arnie Miller: oral history, 1990.

Recollections of Allard K. Lowenstein: personality, Congressional race, 1970: opponents, political views, issues, advertising; Senate race, 1972: problems with redistricting, approach to constituents, threat of resignation from Congress; Lowenstein's support of Dump Jackson campaign, 1972, Lowenstein's resignation from the United Nations, organization, employees of California campaign office.

Transcript: 50 leaves.Tape: 1 cassette.

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