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Correspondence from individuals whose last names begin with "J" arranged chronologically. Topics include: personal notes, letters of recommendation, invitations and regrets, congratulations, condolences on the 1974 campaign for governor.

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Correspondence about the judging of the Five Outstanding Young Men of 1972 and accompanying applications.

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Correspondence from individuals whose last names begin with "K" arranged chronologically. Topics include: Governmental control of beaches and tidelands, invitations and regrets, letters of recommendation, thank you letters, political advice, tax reform, condolences, congratulations, the blanket primary system, affirmative action, television campaign ads, and personal notes.

Scope and Content Correspondence arranged chronologically. Topics include: invitations and regrets, letters of recommendation, the California Supreme Court case Gilbert Seton v. Walter C. Peterson, issues of the Congressional Record, a request for an annotated constitution, article clippings on Kutchel backing out of the 1965 Governor race, Social Security amendments, the opposition to Proposition 14, the question of holding a federal and state position as well as holding a state and local position at the...

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Correspondence arranged alphabetically by individual's last name. Topics include: personal notes, invitations and regrets, thank you letters, oil drilling, Proposition 1 for parks, California liquor laws, condolences, an early speech by Edmund G. Brown, Jr., Democrat Nominee for Governor, and political advice.

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Correspondence arranged alphabetically by individual's last name. Topics include: personal notes, thank you letters, the Solicitation of offers for metallurgical grade chromite, Mayor John V. Lindsay switches political parties to the Democrats, congratulations, the Republican State Central Committee, letters of recommendation, the California tax rating, public television in higher education, invitations and regrets, and condolences.