Papers of Hugh Scott, 1983.

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Papers of Hugh Scott, 1983.

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Papers include a copy of the 1983 publication, "Report to the Congress by the Association of Former Members of Congress" (12 p. : ill.; 28 cm.), which gives a brief history of the group, their activities, etc., and their financial statement. Scott is listed as being on its board of directors. There is also an undated, unidentified sheet titled: "Advance Reaction to 'Real Peace: a Strategy for the West,'" by Richard Nixon; FYI is printed in the upper left corner in blue ink; and the item gives excerpts from writings and statements of politicians, journalists, and other notable people concerning Nixon's book.

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University of Virginia. Library

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