Papers, 1928-1968.

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Papers, 1928-1968.

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Papers of Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., author, reporter, United States senator, ambassador. Letters, speeches, scrapbooks, photographs, audio tapes, newsreels, and memorabilia concerning Lodge's career as a reporter for the New York Herald Tribune, Massachusetts state representative, United States senator and representative to the United Nations. Papers include campaign literature and records, Senate correspondence, documents, legislative files, a long correspondence with Dwight D. Eisenhower, materials relating to Lodge's service as 1952 Republican campaign manager, United Nations ambassador (1953-1960), Republican vice-presidential candidate (1960), and director of the Atlantic Institute (1961-1962.).

ca. 125 ft.

Massachusetts Historical Society

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