Papers of Harold E. Hughes, 1962-1975.

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Papers of Harold E. Hughes, 1962-1975.

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The papers of Harold E. Hughes consist of the office files from his terms as governor and U.S. senator. They reflect Hughes' political career and special issues of concern. They are especially strong in the areas of agriculture and commerce; alcoholism and drug abuse; crime and poverty; the draft and the Vietnamese Conflict; and conservation and public welfare. There is also material concerning Richard Nixon, the Democratic Party, and practical politics. Correspondents include Hubert H. Humphrey, Edward M. Kennedy and Walter F. Mondale.

Papers, 180 linear ft., (278 boxes)Photographs, 2 linear ft., (2 boxes)Tapes, 18 linear ft., (18 boxes)

University of Iowa Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7103346

University of Iowa Libraries

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