John James Flynt, Jr. Papers, Series I : Departmental, 1963-1978.

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John James Flynt, Jr. Papers, Series I : Departmental, 1963-1978.

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Series I: Departmental relates to legislation and is divided into two subseries, A. Departments and B. Commissions. Departments include all executive departments, which make up the President's cabinet. Files consist of constituent correspondence, reports, and press releases. Commissions consist of executive and congressional commissions and boards. Materials found in this subseries consist of correspondence, reports, newsletters, and directories.

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