Guide to the Henry M. Jackson Sound Recordings
1944-1982

Arrangement

The Sound Recordings accession (3560-033) was created in 2007 through a merger of four separate accessions: Sound disc recordings, 1955-1967 (acc 3560-015); Audiotapes, 1957-1982 (acc 3560-017); Florida campaign and Laszlo Pal audiotapes, ca. 1970-1987 (acc 3560-023); and Audio Recordings from the Milo Ryan Phonoarchives, 1944-1945 (acc 3560-024). The processor devised the basic organization scheme for the collection in consultation with the Pacific Northwest Curator and organized the items chronologically within the requisite component groups. The filing units have been divided according to Senator Jackson's House of Representatives and Senate activities, and include a Posthumous subseries. This arrangement is followed by a Campaign Materials subseries, which highlights Senator Jackson's Senatorial and Presidential campaigns and is broken down by year.

The sound recordings accession has been arranged into 12 series:

• House of Representatives, 1940-1952
• Senate, 1953-1958
• Senate, 1959-1964
• Senate, 1965-1970
• Senate, 1971-1976
• Senate, 1977-1982
• Senate, 1983
• Posthumous, 1984-1987
• 1972 Senatorial
• 1972 Presidential
• 1976 Presidential
• 1982 Senatorial

Scope and Content

This accession is comprised of sound recordings made over the course of Senator Jackson's legislative career, and documents speeches, interviews, question-and-answer sessions, political events, and committee hearings, as well as Senatorial and Presidential campaigns. The recordings include radio press releases, campaign radio spots, political endorsements, press interviews, commercial news broadcasts, evangelical sermons, and recorded correspondence. Among the earliest recordings present is a speech Congressman Jackson delivered in Washington, D.C., in June 1945, reporting on what he witnessed at the Buchenwald concentration camps, which he had just visited as part of a Congressional delegation, at the invitation of General Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Senator Jackson's appearances on commercial and local news broadcasts, such as Face the Nation, Meet the Press, The Capitol Cloakroom , and The Leading Question are included and highlight various political topics.

Highlights of the House of Representatives and Senate series include: Senator Jackson's 1956 speech nominating Senator Warren G. Magnuson for President of the United States, at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois; the visit of Soviet Union General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev to Washington, D.C.; Strategic Arms Limitations Talks (SALT) hearings; and a radio debate between Senator Jackson and Representative John R. Pillion on statehood for Alaska and Hawaii.

A Posthumous series is composed of the sync sound reels created in conjunction with a film, SCOOP, and brings together interviews with politicians and constituents after Senator Jackson's death in 1983. Bill Van Ness, Ben Wattenburg, George Will, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Representative Al Swift, Representative Tom Foley, and Warren G. Magnuson are among those interviewed in this series.

Within the Campaign Materials series, the Florida campaign and Laszlo Pal sound tape reels document Senator Jackson during his 1972 Presidential campaign, and complement commercials and campaign films in the Moving Images accession (3560-032). Included in this series are radio commercials paid for by various Jackson for President committees in Florida, Wisconsin, Nebraska, and Washington State; Senator Jackson's announcement of candidacy for the Presidential nomination; an interview with Mrs. Helen Hardin Jackson during a campaign stop in Eau Clair, Wisconsin; and political endorsements from Senators Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Hubert H. Humphrey, and Sam Ervin. Sync sound reels of the 1972 Presidential campaign in Florida and Wisconsin document press conferences as well as Senator Jackson's meetings with college students and faculty, brewery workers, and residents of a nursing home. Completing the series are statements by Senator Jackson's 1982 Senatorial campaign opponents, Doug Jewett, Larry Penberthy, and King Lysen. A press conference on radioactive waste documents Dr. Ruth Weiner's attack on Republican opponent Doug Jewett and his campaign tactics; a portion of this press conference was included in a radio press release during Senator Jackson's 1982 Senatorial campaign, and is contained in the Senate series.

Alternate Forms Available

Excerpts from a representative sampling of sound recordings are accessible through digital "Audio selection" links in the finding aid.

Physical/Technical Access

CD players are available for playback of the listening copies in the reading room.

Restrictions on Access

Open to all users.

User copies must be used in place of sound recording originals.

Processing Info

During the course of processing the sound recordings, each of the 121 original sound tape reels and 118 sound cassettes was assigned an identifying number generated from the accession numbers that were originally assigned to each piece, when the collection was initially processed in the 1980s. These original, root accession numbers have been retained for the originals, the digital audio masters, and the listening copies. Each item number contains the corresponding root accession number (3560_15, 3560_17, 3560_17a, 3560_23, or 3560_26) plus an extension from the root number which indicates the component part of the original sound recording. (Accession 3560-17 was broken into two accessions with an alphabetic cutter, resulting in 3560_17 and 3560_17a, because the materials were originally numbered in a parallel manner, based on format.) One sound cassette, 3560_26_734, was not transferred and exists only in its original form.

The original sound recordings, composed of ¼-inch sound tape reels and audiocassettes, were transferred to digital between November 2006 and February 2007. Six ¼-inch sound tape reels housed in accession 3560-015 (items 3560_15_1 to 3560_15_6) were transferred from preservation discs, as these were the only sound recordings from this accession available for migration. High-resolution preservation (96 bit, 24 kHz) and low-resolution (44.1 bit, 16 kHz) data files were created in Broadcast Wav Format (BWF) Standard RIFF information is embedded in each of the BWF files and includes the following: equipment used for playback; software used for migration; duplicating speed; duration; bit-depth; sampling rate; number of channels; audio format of originals; if materials are back-coated; preservation and conservation treatments of materials.

Listening copies (.cda) of all audio recordings were created on CD and are available for public use in the Special Collections division main reading room. Low-resolution (44.1 bit, 16 kHz) data files were also created on CD (.wav), but are stored separately and are not available for public use. In addition, all of the BWF files were transferred to DSpace, for archival storage purposes, between April and June 2007. At this time, these files are not intended to be accessed remotely by the general public.

Separated Material

Duplicates and sound recordings with unrelated content have been removed.

Other Finding Aids

These materials form part of the Henry M. Jackson Papers, which are described and indexed in A Guide to the Henry M. Jackson Papers .

Inventory

Item

Date

House of Representatives

1940-1952

3560_26_734_1

Senator Jackson speaking on isolation in the Republican Party

1944 October 24

1 sound cassette (12 minutes, 4 seconds) : analog, 1 7/8 inches per second, 4 track, stereo ; 2 ½ x 4 inches, ¼ inch tape

Scope and Content: This is part 1 of an audiotape dubbed from 2 recordings from the Milo Ryan Phonoarchives of the University of Washington. Part 1 is dubbed from section 660. Includes Jackson on isolation in the Republican Party ranks, Social Security benefits, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Republican control of Congress, national defense, and a liberal government.

3560_26_734_2

Senator Jackson reporting on German concentration camp atrocities, Washington, D.C.?

1945 June 1

1 sound cassette (12 minutes, 38 seconds) : analog, 1.875 inches per second, 4 track, stereo ; 2 ½ x 4 inches, ¼ inch tape

Scope and Content: This is part 2 of an audiotape dubbed from 2 recordings from the Milo Ryan Phonoarchives of the University of Washington. Part 2 is dubbed from section 661. At the invitation of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, eight members of the Congressional delegation were invited to tour the liberated Buchenwald concentration camp in Germany on April 22, 1945. This is the speech Jackson made upon his return to the United States.

Item

Date

Senate

1953-1958

3560_15_2

The Leading Question, "Does the United States have an adequate defense program?," NBC News, Washington, D.C.

1956 April 19

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (23 minutes, 58 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: National Broadcasting Company, Inc.

Scope and Content: Radio interview with two members of the Senate Armed Services Committee: Senator Henry M. Jackson, Democrat of Washington and Senator Francis Case, Republican of South Dakota. Case and Jackson are interviewed on the topic of the United States national defense program and the Soviet Union. Stuart Novins moderates the program.

3560_15_1

Virgil Pinkley interviewing Senator Henry M. Jackson on a radio program, Washington, D.C.

1956 April 20

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 56 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed on the topics of the Soviet Union and national defense, the intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), intermediate range ballistic missiles (IRBMs), the United States military, and relations with the Far East.

General Notes: Interview begins 00:3:10.

Democratic National Convention, Chicago, Illinois

1956 August

3560_15_3

Senator Jackson nominating Senator Warren G. Magnuson for President of the United States Audio selection

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (16 minutes, 32 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_94

Pre-Convention and post-convention interview with Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson, Conrad Hilton Hotel

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 50 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Interviewer is unidentified man named Murray?

3560_17_7

Senator Jackson delivering speech, "Bombs,"? KWLK Radio, Longview, Washington? Audio selection Audio selection

1957 December

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (48 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: KWLK Radio

Scope and Content: Jackson speaking to indoor audience in Longview, Washington? on national defense, the Soviet Union, ballistic missile technology, and scientific education in the United States. Includes "Meet Your New Neighbors" segment with Betty and Hal Harn of the Longview, Washington YMCA. A business card from Merton Glant, general manager at radio station KWLK in Longview, Washington, accompanies the original sound recording.

3560_15_5

The Leading Question, "Should statehood be granted to Alaska and Hawaii now?," NBC News, Washington, D.C.

1957 April 4

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 10 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: National Broadcasting Company, Inc.

Scope and Content: Radio interview with Senator Henry M. Jackson, Democrat of Washington and chairman of the subcommittee overseeing the granting of statehood to Alaska and Hawaii; and member of the House Interior Committee, Representative John R. Pillion, Republican of New York. Griffing Bancroft moderates the program.

3560_17_61

Interview with Senator Jackson on national defense, "Rocket's Red Glare," WTOP, Washington, D.C.

1957 May 2

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 43 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: WTOP, Washington, D.C. Producer?: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson speaking on intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and the Soviet Union. Sound tape reel labeled "Rocket's Red Glare."

3560_17_122

The Leading Question , "Should there be statehood for Alaska now?," NBC News, Washington, D.C.

1958 June 18

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: National Broadcasting Company, Inc. Producer: Nancy Hanschman

Scope and Content: Senator Thomas Kuchel, Republican of California, and Senator John Stennis, Democrat of California, debate the topic of statehood for Alaska.

Item

Date

Senate

1959-1964

3560_15_4

Interview with Senator Jackson, The Capitol Cloakroom, CBS News, Washington, D.C.

1959 January

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (24 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by George Herman, Robert Pierpoint?, and Lee Coney? on the topics of national defense, the new administration, the Soviet Union, and the Polaris nuclear submarine.

3560_17_21

Interview with Senator Jackson and Karl Stoffel, Wenatchee radio station, Wenatchee, Washington Audio selection

1959

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (9 minutes, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Interview with Senator Jackson on the topic of the Democratic party, the presidential race, the Columbia Basin, his trip to the Antarctic, national defense, the Soviet Union, and the Boeing subcontract.

3560_17_84

Interview with Senator Jackson, Radio News Conference Audio selection

1960 August 21

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (26 minutes, 34 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, is interviewed by Jack Anderson of Parade Magazine, Bill McGaffin of Chicago Daily News, and Steve Dixon of News Associates. Bruce Morton moderates the program. Jackson is interviewed on the topics of the Democratic party, John F. Kennedy, and the 1960 presidential campaign.

Item

Date

Senate

1965-1970

3560_15_6

Interview with Senator Jackson on the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) controversy, Meet the Press, NBC News, Washington, D.C.

1967 February 26

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (51 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: National Broadcasting Company, Inc.

Scope and Content: Television? interview with Senator Joseph S. Clark, Democrat of Pennsylvania and member of the foreign relations committee; Senator Henry M. Jackson, Democrat of Washington and member of the CIA subcommittee of the the Armed Services Committee; Robert Amory, Jr., former Deputy Director for Intelligence of the CIA; Sam Brown, chairman of the National Supervisory Board of the National Student's Association; and Dennis Shaul, former president of the National Student's Association. The panel of reporters participating in the interview are Lawrence E. Spivak; Max Frankel of the The New York Times ; Thomas B. Ross of The Chicago Sun Times; and Thomas Kiker of NBC News.

3560_17_85

Senator Jackson talking with students and faculty, Bellevue Community College, Bellevue, Washington

1970 January 15

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 7 minutes, 56 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: A question-and-answer session follows the speech.

A donation letter from J. Terence Clark, Director of the Library Media Center, Bellevue Community College, accompanies the original sound recording.

3560_17_102

President Richard M. Nixon presenting the winners of the Veterans of Foreign Wars' (VFW) Voice of Democracy contest, Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, D.C.

1970 March 10

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (38 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: United States Information Agency

3560_17a_119_1

Senator Jackson speaking at the Huston Center Groundbreaking, Goldbar, Washington (Episcopal Diocese)

1970 September 12

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (17 minutes, 32 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Senator Jackson delivering a speech to the Everett Yacht Club, Everett, Washington

1970 September 25

Producer: Laszlo Pal Productions Producer: McCann-Erickson, Inc.

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson with Helen Hardin Jackson speaking to a group of women at the Everett Yacht Club. Jackson speaks on the topics of the environment, the economy, the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), and science in education. A question-and-answer session follows Senator Jackson's speech. The original sound recording was completed in two parts.

3560_23_47

Part 1 Audio selection

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (22 minutes, 28 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_23_48

Part 2

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (33 minutes, 51 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_110

Arguments for and against further multiple independent re-entry vehicles (MIRVs) testing with Roger Fisher, Boston, Massachusetts

1970

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (58 minutes, 31 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Roger Fisher moderates a program on intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and other national defense weaponry. Two experts, George Ratchins? of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harry Galver? of Harvard University are brought in to argue for and against MIRV testing. Senator Christopher Dodd of Connecticut appears later in the program to speak on the topic of MIRV testing.

General Notes: Box housing original sound recording inscribed, "It's up to you, Dodd."

3560_17_22

Clifford Evans interviewing Senator Jackson, WGMS, Washington, D.C.

circa 1970

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (12 minutes, 58 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: WGMS, Washington, D.C.

Scope and Content: Clifford Evans, Washington correspondent for the WGMS Public Affairs division, interviews Senator Jackson on inflation, the economy, unemployment, the Vietnam War, the Soviet Union, national defense, the supersonic transport (SST), and the upcoming presidential campaign. This sound recording accompanied a film interview broadcasted in Los Angeles, California; New York, New York; San Francisco, California; Memphis, Tennessee; and Boston, Massachusetts.

Item

Date

Senate

1971-1976

3560_17_81

Senators Jackson and Charles Percy on funding for the supersonic transport (SST), The Capitol Cloakroom, CBS News, Washington, D.C.

1971 March 10

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (23 minutes, 34 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: CBS News correspondent George Herman moderates a debate between Senator Henry Jackson, Democrat of Washington, and Senator Charles Percy, Republican of Illinois.

3560_17_106

Senator Jackson appearing on Florida Forum , WCKT News, Florida

1971 April 25

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (33 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: WCKT News

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed on the topics of the Vietnam War, the upcoming presidential campaign, national defense, the Soviet Union, and the Middle East. The interview panel consists of Chet Hancock of WCKT News; John Hancock, a political writer for The Miami Herald; and Dr. Tom Wood, professor of political science at University of Miami. The television program is moderated by George Curlius?

Box housing original sound recording inscribed, "Best regards, Paula."

Radio program "Salute to the States," honoring Washington State, WGMS, Washington, D.C.

1971 August 3

Producer: WGMS (Washington, D.C.)

Scope and Content: A radio program that pays tribute to states with classical music. Includes pre-recorded statements from Representative Brock Adams and Senator Jackson talking about Washington State. The migration of the original sound recording has been split into two parts.

General Notes: Representative Brock Adams speaking on part 1, 00:36:40 to 00:40:15.

Senator Henry M. Jackson speaking on part 1, 00:51:46 to 00:54:25.

3560_17_86_1

Part 1

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (55 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_86_2

Part 2

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 5 minutes, 44 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Views of U.S. Senator Jackson by Washington State residents on the occasion of his presidential campaign announcement

1971-1972

Scope and Content: Favorable and unfavorable recollections of Senator Jackson's record as U.S. Senator for Washington State. The recording was created on the occasion of Jackson's 1972 presidential campaign and includes Washington State residents Tom Dixon, Charles W. Elicker, Alice Franklin Bryant, Colin McLennan?, Dick Nelson, Will Perry, John Prothrow?, Henry Sidell, John Stenhouse?, and Barbara Zapetta? Among those interviewed, two ran against Jackson in previous elections. The original sound recording was completed in two parts.

3560_17_83_1

Part 1

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 3 minutes, 29 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_83_2

Part 2

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 5 minutes, 6 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_48

Interview with Senators Jackson and Edmund S. Muskie on the Vietnam War

1972 May 5

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (13 minutes, 56 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Senators Muskie and Jackson are interviewed by unidentified man on the topic of the Vietnam War. The interview is followed by questions from the audience.

General Notes: Message written on back of box notes that this sound recording was taken from a videotape recording.

Strategic Arms Limitations Talks (SALT) hearings, U.S. Senate, Armed Services Committee, Washington, D.C.

1972 June 28

Senator Jackson questioning Mr. Gerard C. Smith

Scope and Content: The original sound recording has been split up into two parts.

General Notes: From Dorothy Fosdick.

3560_17_108_1

Part 1

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 4 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_108_2

Part 2

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 4 minutes, 24 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Voice of America radio program presenting the United States Senate, Armed Forces Committee meeting, Strategic Arms Limitation Talks I with Gerard C. Smith and others

Producer: United States Information Agency

Scope and Content: The original sound recording was completed in two parts.

3560_17_111

Part 1

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 10 minute, 10 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_112

Part 2

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (51 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Visit of Soviet Union General Secretary, Leonid Brezhnev, Washington, D.C.

1973 June 18-25

Producer: United States Information Agency

3560_17_113

"Arrival Ceremony--White House Lawn"

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: NBC's Edwin Newman and Dick Valeriani give commentary on the arrival of General Secretary Brezhnev to the White House after his stay at Camp David; a band plays.

3560_17_114

"Brezhnev-Nixon Toasts at White House Dinner"

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 37 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: President Nixon and Brezhnev toast the one-year anniversary of the SALT-I treaty and to a continuing relationship between the U.S.S.R. and the United States.

3560_17_115

"Toasts at Dinner at Soviet Embassy (Part 1-Brezhnev)"

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (26 minutes, 37 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Brezhnev toasts the day's peace talks, to continued peace between the Soviet Union and the United States, the use of atomic energy, and to future collaboration for space travel. Translator translates to English throughout the speech.

3560_17_116

"Toasts at Dinner at Soviet Embassy (Part 2-Nixon)"

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: President Nixon toasts to cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union in the use and development of atomic energy; to a future third meeting in Moscow; Brezhnev responds and the translator translates the responses into English.

3560_17_117

"Brezhnev's Speech to the American People (Part 1)"

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (33 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Brezhnev gives a speech in Russian to the American people on the current summit meetings and his and President Nixon's signing of a new agreement; the Cold War; the relationship between the U.S.S.R. and the United States; and the Soviet people.

3560_17_118

"Brezhnev's Speech to the American People (Part 2)"

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Brezhnev finishes his speech, mentions that he and President Nixon have been discussing the future of both the U.S.S.R. and the United States, and he wishes happiness to every American.

3560_17_119

"Signing of the Communique in San Clemente (Part 1)"

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (32 minutes, 57 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: President Nixon speaking from his house in California, Casa Pacifica, at the closure of the summit meetings about his hopes for world peace; Brezhnev responds in Russian (translated into English throughout). Both mention the signing of the agreement to end hostilities on Friday, June 22 as the most important result of their meeting and thank each other.

3560_17_120

"Signing of the Communique in San Clemente (Part 2)"

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (26 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Tom Brokaw and Dick Valeriani delivering commentary on the proceedings at Casa Pacifico and the speeches by Nixon and Brezhnev.

3560_17_121

"Andrews Air Force Base Departure Ceremony: Agnew-Brezhnev"

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (36 minutes, 58 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: The ceremony for Brezhnev's departure from the United States; includes bands playing, a speech by Vice President Spiro Agnew, and a closing speech by Brezhnev (in Russian; translated into English).

3560_17_53

Interview with Senator Jackson, Merv Griffin Show

1973 August 23

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (25 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson speaks on the topic of energy, the wheat deal, civil rights, chairing the Democratic National Committee, and the 1976 presidential campaign. Includes interview and discussion between Senator Jackson and film director, Fernando Lamas.

A signed letter from Tony Janak on behalf of Columbia Recording Studios accompanies the sound recording.

3560_17_95

Press conference with Senator Jackson and Soviet Jew, Leonid Tarassuk, Washington, D.C.

1973 September 10

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (32 minutes, 31 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Tarassuk, former director of the Hermitage Museum in the Soviet Union, speaks after his release from the Soviet Union.

3560_17_28

Senator Jackson speaking to the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), Tenth Constitutional Convention, Americana Hotel, Bal Harbour, Florida Audio selection

1973 October 19

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: George Meany, president of the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations, introduces Senator Jackson at the A.M. session. Senator Jackson speaks on the topics of unemployment, the economy, détente, energy, the Soviet Union, the Middle East, and the Jackson-Vanik Amendment.

General Notes: Corresponding transcript of speech in 244/25.

3560_17_101

Voice of America radio program presenting "Press Conference USA" with Senator Henry M. Jackson Audio selection: George Will questions Senator Jackson on the Jackson-Vanik Amendment

1973

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 38 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: United States Information Agency

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed on the topic of the U.S.-Soviet Union Summit talks, Most Favored Nation treatment, United States relations with the Middle East, and the Jackson-Vanik Amendment. The panel of news correspondents consists of Henry Trewhitt of Newsweek; Claude Moisy of Agence France Presse; and George Will of National Review. Norman Geron moderates the program.

A signed note from Norman Geron to Miss Silber accompanies the original sound recording.

3560_17_109

American Jewish Committee Isaiah Award Luncheon honoring Senator Jackson, the Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C. Audio selection

1974 January 28

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 4 minutes, 30 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson delivering his speech, "On acceptance of the Isaiah Award for the Pursuit of Justice."

3560_17_87

Interview with Senator Jackson, Great Decisions '74, WGTV, Athens, Georgia

1974 March 15

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (23 minutes, 2 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer?: WGTV

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed on the topic of international affairs, specifically the Middle East, the Soviet Union, and Israel.

Senator Jackson speaking at the Gridiron Club Dinner, Washington, D.C.

1974 April 6

Scope and Content: A signed letter from "Walter" on behalf of The Gridiron Club accompanies the original sound recording. The original sound recording has been broken up into three parts.

3560_17_66_1

Part 1

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (58 minutes, 5 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_66_2

Part 2 Audio selection

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (37 minutes, 13 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_66_3

Part 3

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (47 minutes, 19 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_99

Interview with Senator Jackson, The Capitol Cloakroom, CBS News, Washington, D.C.

1974 July 24

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (23 minutes, 26 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer?: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. Producer: Ellen Wadley

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed on the topics of Watergate, inflation, and the upcoming 1976 presidential campaign by news correspondents Daniel Shore, Bernard Shaw, and Jed Duvall.

3560_17a_5_1

Senator Jackson paying tribute to Representative Floyd Hicks

1974 September 6

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (4 minutes, 20 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17a_2_1

Press conference with Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger on the Guatemala earthquake and the bugging of the American embassy in Moscow and Angola

1975 February 12

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (33 minutes, 53 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Kissinger's responses on the topics of foreign relations, embassies, Russia, and Angola.

3560_17a_3_1

Senator Jackson delivering a speech to the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) Convention, Louisiana Audio selection

1975 March 25

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (41 minutes, 37 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking on the campaign topics of employment, energy, railroads, and labor.

Interviews with Senator Jackson, Illinois

1975 May 10

3560_17a_12_1

Press Interview, Peoria, Illinois

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (13 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson responding to questions on the Vietnam War, Vietnam refugees, campaign endorsements, and other campaign topics.

3560_17a_12_2

Interview with Linda McGill of Channel 19, Pekin, Illinois

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 16 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson responding to questions on foreign policy, the Ford administration, and employment.

Water resources in the Pacific Northwest, U.S. Senate, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee hearings, Washington, D.C.

1975

3560_17a_6_1

Senator Jackson discussing preventive legislation for the drought

1975 March 24

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (16 minutes, 5 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17a_4_1

Senator Jackson hearing testimony by Representative Mike McCormack and others

circa 1975

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 57 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_82

Interview with Senator Henry M. Jackson, Impact, WCPO Studios, Cincinnatti, Ohio?

circa 1975

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer?: WCPO Studios

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed by Gordon Shear?, William Sheehan?, and William Flax? on the topics of the presidential campaign, national defense, the Jackson-Vanik Amendment, SALT talks, the Nixon-Ford administration, unemployment, and the Soviet Union. Hugh Dermody? moderates the program. Sound recording was taken from a videotaped production.

3560_17_92

Interview with Senator Jackson, Martin Agronsky Evening Edition? Audio selection

circa 1975

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (24 minutes, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on the topics of national defense, the Vietnam war, and the presidential campaign.

3560_17a_6_2

Senator Jackson on federal spending and the consolidation of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW)

circa 1975

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (5 minutes, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Radio press releases, Gene Tollefson reporting, Washington, D.C.

1975-1976

3560_17_70

Master Reel 1, 1-23 (radio spots)

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on employment; the Nixon-Ford administration; energy; President Gerald Ford; the economy; Tip O'Neil and the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC); criminals; Nantucket Islands; the Jackson presidential campaign in Florida, Illinois, Connecticut; foreign relations; energy; national security; Jackson on détente; the fishing bill; and the New York City loan bill.

3560_17_71

Master Reel 2, 24-47, March 9th primary (radio spots)

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 44 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on national defense; the Nantucket Islands; the environment; labor unions; the Jackson presidential campaign in Indiana, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Washington; the New England primaries; presidential campaign committee appointments; Don Mennis campaign in New York; meeting of labor leaders; flooding in Washington State; loss of funding for conservation; energy; jobs; inflation; the Ford administration; and school busing and segregation.

3560_17_72

Master Reel 3, 48-69

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (32 minutes, 14 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on China; the presidential campaign; the federal deficit; senior citizens; medicare; Senator Berkeley Berdell; labor leaders; employment; the New England economy and job market; détente; the fishing conservation zone bill; domestic and foreign policy; the Soviet Union; Secretary of Agriculture, Earl Butz; and the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT).

3560_17_73

Master Reel, 70-84

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (32 minutes, 4 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on the presidential campaign; the Soviet Union; Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT); national health care; medicare; opium/heroine production; defense spending; the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Dr. James Schlesinger; jobs; presidential endorsement by Senator Sam Ervin of North Carolina; and the fishing conservation zone bill.

3560_17_74

Master Reel, 85-109 Audio selection

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 57 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on the presidential campaign; the Jackson-Vanik Amendment; jobs; the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) and the Environmental Conservation Corps; campaign financing; détente; presidential endorsement by Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan of New York, Senator Sam Ervin of North Carolina, and various labor leaders; Jackson and Senator Warren G. Magnuson energy bill to provide loans to increase fuel efficiency in homes and businesses; Anna Marie Jackson's birthday party in Florida?; city funding for desegregation; and the Soviet Union.

3560_17_75

Master Reel, 110-127

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on the presidential campaign; Jackson and Senator Warren G. Magnuson energy bill to provide loans to increase fuel efficiency in homes and businesses; busing and integration in Boston; unemployment; energy; award of Alaskan pipeline contracts and U.S. Department of Defense contracts to minority contractors; presidential endorsement by North Carolina Senator Sam Ervin; Jackson proposal for city funding towards desegregation; and presidential endorsements by labor leaders.

3560_17_76

Master Reel, 128-156

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 53 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on the presidential campaign; opposition of Governor Jimmy Carter's proposed elimination of mortgage income tax deduction; women in the Supreme Court; national health insurance; presidential endorsement by New York Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan; social security; payroll tax; various presidential primaries; welfare; the Solar Energy Research Center; presidential endorsement by Nebraska governor J. J. Exon and North Carolina Senator Sam Ervin; defense budge cuts; and Governor Jimmy Carter.

3560_17_77

Master Reel, 157-181

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 15 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on Governor Jimmy Carter; presidential primaries; presidential endorsement of North Carolina Senator Sam Ervin; New York legislation to identify delegate slates of presidential candidates by name; Youth Conservation Corps (YCC); employment; presidential endorsement by former United Nations representative Morris Abram; welfare; presidential endorsement by labor leaders in Wisconsin; national health insurance under medicare; jobs for young people; public works program to alleviate unemployment; and New York Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan campaigning in Wisconsin for Jackson.

3560_17_78

Master Reel, 182-216

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (32 minutes, 19 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on New York Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan campaigning for Jackson in Wisconsin; presidential endorsement by Albert Shanker, President of the American Federation of Teachers; presidential campaign support from the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO); Governor Jimmy Carter; a six-point federal program to help U.S. cities; the Solar Development Energy Center; presidential campaign support by African-American civil rights leader Byard Rustin; the possible nomination of Representative Morris Udall of Arizona as running mate for vice president; presidential campaign support from Wisconsin and Pennsylvania labor groups; presidential campaign support by Bess Meyerson; presidential endorsement by Puerto Rican Governor Rafael Hernández Colón (includes a news clip in Spanish); the Internal Revenue Service (IRS); and human rights.

3560_17_79

Master Reel, #217-

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 27 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on presidential campaign support by Pennsylvania labor groups; presidential campaign support of African-American civil rights leader, Byard Rustin.

3560_17a_7_1

Ben Haden delivering a sermon, "Kiss the Son"

1976

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 45 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: Changed Lives Tape Ministry

Scope and Content: Haden begins the sermon with a story about two United States Senators loudly cleaning out their desks during Haden's one-and-a-half minute prayer in the Senate chamber. Also talks about doing business with Brezhnev and other "dictators of the world". Original sound recording from Changed Lives Tape Ministry in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

3560_17_93

Senator Jackson speaking at the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

circa 1976

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (25 minutes, 39 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Jackson speaks on the topics of the presidential campaign, the Democratic party, the economy, and employment. James Mahoney, executive vice-president of the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), introduces Senator Jackson in Pennsylvania, who speaks to an audience of labor workers. Various labor leaders speak out in support of Senator Jackson. An end segment has Jackson speaking on Puerto Rico and abruptly ends.

Item

Date

Senate

1977-1982

3560_17a_9_1

Senator Jackson on the possible resignation of director of Office of Management and Budget, Bert Lance, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.

1977 September 11

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 36 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Phil Jones and George Herman, and Martin Schramm?, Washington bureau chief of Newsday. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of the Panama Canal Treaty, oil tankers, and the federal budget.

President Jimmy Carter, Energy Bill

1978

3560_17a_8_1

Senator Jackson reacting to the Carter energy program, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.

1977 May 1

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS news correspondents Phil Jones and George Herman, and The Chicago Sun Times bureau chief Lloyd? Miller, Jr. Includes Jackson on the topics of energy, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), energy conservation, and power development.

3560_17a_10_1

Senator Jackson on the energy bill compromise, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.

1978 February 5

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Nelson Benton and George Herman, and Martin Schramm?, Washington bureau chief of Newsday. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of energy, oil production limits by Texas, Israel and the West Bank, the Soviet Union, and the United States Senate.

3560_17a_11_1

Senator Jackson on the proposed energy bill, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.

1978 April 23

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 40 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Nelson Benton and George Herman, and Jack Nelson, the Washington bureau chief of The Los Angeles Times. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of energy, the federal budget, foreign trade, taxes, and treaties.

3560_17a_13_1

Press interview with Senator Jackson on national health insurance, KIRO-TV, Seattle, Washington

1978 October 26

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 7 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: KIRO-TV, Seattle, Washington

Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson on senior citizens and medicare.

3560_17a_13_2

Press conference with Senator Jackson announcing plans to accept various invitations to visit Europe, Seattle, Washington

circa 1978

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (43 minutes, 41 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson announcing plans to begin visiting Europe beginning November 18th. Jackson will discuss the Jackson-Vanik Amendment with Romania, Saudi Arabia, Israel, and Egypt. Jackson will also be attending the North Atlantic Assembly in Lisbon, Portugal. Includes Senator Jackson speaking on the Marshall Plan, the Natural Gas Pipeline, the Columbia River, and power development.

3560_17a_115_1

Senator Jackson on the recent flooding problem in Washington State

circa 1978

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (5 minutes, 38 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on Dixie Lee Ray, Dan Evans, flood control, and Washington State.

3560_17a_118_1

Recorded correspondence, translation of G. Radulescu's letter explaining his departure from the United States after a 16-day visit

1979 February 2

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (24 minutes, 32 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: A translation of a letter written by G. Radulescu on behalf of the Radulescu family who visited Los Angeles as a host family for sixteen days. The letter recounts the visit as a sponsored family through the World Council of Churches (WCC) on June 6, 1979. The Radulescu family was hosted by Reverend Pastor Emmanuel Deligiannis?, pastor of a pentecostal church and professor at a university in the Los Angeles area. After the Radulescu family arrived in Los Angeles they were turned down by a series of owners unwilling to rent to families with small children. The Orthodox Christian faith of the Radulescu family was repeatedly degraded by their sponsors and others in the Los Angeles area because of the presence of Communism in Romania and the Radulescu's were pressured to give up their faith. The Radulescu family contacted the WCC offices in Rome, Italy and were put into contact with the Conklin family in Everett, Washington. In Everett, Washington, the Radulescu family stayed with the Conklin family for a month, were put in contact with other Romanian families, and found friendship and understanding.

3560_17a_16_1

Interview with Senator Jackson on Iran and U.S. oil trade, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.

1979 February 11

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 34 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Nelson Benton and George Herman, and Don Oberdorfer?, diplomatic correspondent for The Washington Post. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of energy, foreign trade, Iran, oil, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Taiwan, the Soviet Union, and China.

3560_17a_120_1

Mock Senate Committee hearing, Drug Education Unit, Mrs. Dodson's 5th and 6th grade class, Emily Dickinson Elementary School, Redmond, Washington

1979 March 19

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (21 minutes, 42 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: The students of Mrs. Dodson's class held a mock Senate Committee hearing on banning over-the-counter drug advertisements from radio and television during times children might be watching. The mock hearing was recorded and sent to Senator Jackson in Washington, D.C.

3560_17a_17_1

Interview with Senator Jackson, Fast Speed, KCTS-TV, Seattle, Washington

1979 March 27

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: KCTS-TV, Channel 9, Seattle, Washington

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by David Larson, Karen Bernard, and Jeff Steward. Mike Kirsch moderates the program. Includes Jackson on the topics of Israel, inflation, the presidential campaign, the Washington State Governor's race, Native American fishing rights, the Boldt decision, nuclear power, public power, and oil.

3560_17_23

"K + Y Two Way Talk"? radio program on Lyndon LaRouche and the U.S. Labor Party

1979 March

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 55 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Unidentified speaker cites Senator Jackson as a communist.

3560_17a_18_1

Interview with Senator Jackson on oil decontrol, Meet the Press, NBC News, Washington, D.C.

1979 April 8

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 20 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: National Broadcasting Company, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Louellen King of The Energy Daily, Carl T. Roland of The Chicago Sun Times, and NBC News correspondent Irving R. Levine. The program is moderated by Bill Monroe. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of oil decontrol, energy, foreign trade, Iran, natural resources, and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).

3560_17a_19_1

Interview with Senator Jackson on the re-nomination of President Jimmy Carter, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.

1979 July 29

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (30 minutes, 36 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Jim McMannis and George Herman, and Jack Germand, political editor for the The Washington Star. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of the 1980 presidential campaign, campaign endorsements, campaign topics, CBS News, inflation, and energy.

3560_17a_20_1

Interview with Senator Jackson on the resignation of Israeli Minister of Defense, Moshe Dayan, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.

1979 October 21

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 1 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Nelson Benton and George Herman, and James R. Dickinson, national political correspondent for The Washington Star . Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of Israel, the Middle East, the Persian Gulf, and the automobile industry.

3560_17a_21_3

Interview with Senator Jackson on nuclear waste disposal, KING-TV, Seattle, Washington

1979 November 20

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 28 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer: KING-TV, Seattle, Washington

Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson speaking on the topics of nuclear waste, energy, education, and Hanford.

Senator Jackson on the Equal Rights Administration (ERA) and draft registration for women

1979 November 30

3560_17a_22_1

Interview with Senator Jackson on draft registration for women

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (5 minutes) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), registration of women in the military, and the draft.

3560_17a_22_3

Interview with Senator Jackson on the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA)

1979 November 30

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (7 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the registration of women, the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), the draft, national defense, and the Iran hostage crisis.

3560_17a_22_4

Interview with Senator Jackson on energy and the Northern Tier Pipeline, Northwest Press Conference Audio selection

1979

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 27 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Northern Tier Pipeline, energy, natural resources, oil, Iran, Conservation, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Hanford, and hydroelectric power.

3560_17a_22_5

Interview with Senator Jackson on Puget Power, Northwest Press Conference

1979

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (11 minutes, 1 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on Puget Power, nuclear power, hydroelectric power, and presidential nominations.

Radio press releases with Barbara Worley, Washington, D.C.

1979-1980

3560_17a_23_1

Committee hearings on energy, congressional recording, Washington, D.C.

1979

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking on gasohol, wind power, and proposed bills for energy programs to help low income people gain access to energy and give young people jobs.

3560_17a_25_2

Senator Jackson on a U.S. Senate bill establishing an energy mobilization board, Washington, D.C.

1979-1980

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (52 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17a_23_2

Senator Jackson speaking to an energy committee on gasohol production, congressional recording, Washington, D.C.

1979

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 39 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on welfare, energy, extreme cold weather, inflation, and oil prices.

3560_17a_24_3

Press conference with Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, and Bill Bradley on the automobile industry, congressional recording, Washington, D.C.

1979

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (30 minutes, 2 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: The hearings cover Detroit, Michigan; the automotive industry; Ford; General Motors; imports and exports; car mileage; fuel; foreign oil imports; and gasohol production.

3560_17a_25_1

Interview with Senator Jackson on Most Favored Nation status for China versus the Soviet Union, Washington, D.C.

1979

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 5 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on foreign trade, oil, and the port of Seattle.

3560_17a_25_3

Interview with Senator Jackson on Cuba and the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)

1979

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (20 minutes, 57 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on relations between the United States, Cuba, and the Soviet Union.

Radio press releases, Keith Martin reporting, Washington, D.C.

circa 1970s

3560_17_2

Part 1, "Sen. Jackson - Father's Day"

1971 June 20

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (13 minutes, 7 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking on permitting competition among airlines with routes between Tokyo, Japan and Seattle, Washington; vetoing President Gerald Ford's deregulation of gasoline; extending the moratorium of diverting water from the Columbia Basin to Colorado; federal aid for the drought-affected West; energy coordination between federal and state governments; lack of confidence in the Chief Negotiator for Strategic Arms, Paul Warnke; "water bank" legislation to help drought-affected farmers; and the Young Adults Conservation Corps.

3560_17_89

Part 2

circa 1970s

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (24 minutes, 26 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking at various stops during his re-election campaign, including the Veterans' Affairs Hospital, Vancouver, Washington; Grant County with Congressman Mike McCormack and the County Commissioner; Longview, Washington; Centralia, Washington; and Spokane, Washington with Mayor David Rogers; Jackson on the U.S. Air Force contract awarded to Boeing; the Siphon and Tunnel Project in the Columbia Basin; flood protection for Skagit River residents; the lower Snake River fish and wildlife conservation measure with Senator Warren G. Magnuson and Senator James McClure; the Snake River bridge replacement; his disagreement with federal gas deregulation; plan to reopen the Skagit, Washington Northern State Mental Hospital with Jackson and Congressman Lloyd Meeds; renewing the moratorium on water diversion from the Columbia Basin to Colorado; emergency drought relief for the West; the coordination between federal and state energy policy; the Young Adult Conservation Corps; the water bank bill and water reclamation (interview with Keith Martin); meeting with Meeds to discuss the water bank bill; grain feed supply in Yakima, Washington.

3560_17_8

Clips of Senator Jackson speaking on the drought in Yakima Valley

circa 1970s

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 8 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17_12

Senator Jackson encouraging Washington State residents to attend the "Home Show" exhibition, Longview, Washington?

circa 1970s

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 19 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson talks about the atomic energy and electrical exhibits at the "Home Show" in Kelso or Longview?, Washington.

3560_17a_14_1

Senator Jackson delivering a speech to unidentified group supporting Israel

circa 1970s

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (5 minutes, 50 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is introduced by Morrie Amitai. Amitai talks about Senators Jackson and Javits, the Jackson-Vanik Amendment, and Israel security. Senator Jackson thanks Cy Kennon and mentions American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). AIPAC event?

Various segments with Senator Jackson on drought damage in the Yakima Basin

circa 1970s

3560_17a_14_2

Senator Jackson on Bukovsky, the Jackson-Vanik Amendment, and the drought in Yakima Valley

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (38 minutes, 9 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on Vladimir Bukovsky and Soviet imigration practices; Jackson on chief negotiator for strategic arms, Paul Warnke; radio press releases with Keith Martin, Jackson and Congressman Lloyd Meeds on the drought damage in Yakima Valley, Washington State; press releases on Jackson meeting with Texaco about an increase in wholesale gasoline prices on the west coast; the Jackson Water Bank bill; the U.S. Senate, Energy and Natural Resources Committee; the Farm Program; the Yakima Basin; Kittitas County; Benton County; and Lloyd Meeds.

3560_17a_14_3

Radio press releases with Keith Martin on the Department of Agriculture's Farm Program and the drought damage in Yakima, Kittitas, and Benton Counties

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Drought damage in Yakima, Kittitas, and Benton County, Washington; the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Program; the Yakima Valley drought; and the Feed Program.

Senator Jackson on radio show, The Senators with Alan Balsh, "The Energy Picture: A Series of Delays," Washington, D.C.

circa 1970s

3560_17a_26_1

Senator Jackson on the energy mobilization board and foreign policy

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 31 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17a_26_2

Senator Jackson on defense policy, budget expenditures, the U.S. military, and southwest Asia

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 33 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17a_26_3

Senator Jackson on U.S. credibility, the Persian Gulf, military readiness, Soviet aggression, and the cruise missile, the MX

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (4 minutes, 53 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17a_26_4

Senator Jackson on foreign relations and the value of a U.S. military presence

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 47 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17a_114_1

The Senators with Alan Balsh, Washington, D.C.

circa 1970s

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (9 minutes, 19 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Various segments with Senators and topics. Includes Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr. on "Taxes"; Senator Jesse Helms on "The Need for the Draft"; Senator Harry Byrd, Jr. on "Our Defense Budget"; and Senator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. on "Energy and the Economy".

3560_17a_116_1

Recorded correspondence, Omar S. Anderson, Hadlock, Washington

circa 1970s

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 30 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Anderson sent this audiocassette in response to problems with the U.S. Postal Service in Los Angeles in delivering a package from ITC? Recorded air show. Anderson quotes the call numbers at the end.

Soviet invasion of Afghanistan address to the nation, President Jimmy Carter

1980 January

3560_17a_27_1

Interview with Senators Jackson and Richard Lugan on President Jimmy Carter's speech, CBS News, Washington, D.C.

1980 January 23

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 10 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Producer?: Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on Afghanistan, oil, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), draft registration, and the Middle East. The first program is moderated by Phil Jones. An interview with Warren Christopher of the State Department by news correspondent, Marvin Kalb? follows the Jackson/Lugan segment. Christopher responds to Senator Jackson's statements.

3560_17a_52_1

Interview with Senators Jackson and George McGovern on President Jimmy Carter's speech

1980 January

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17a_52_2

Interview with Senator Jackson on President Jimmy Carter's speech

1980 January

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (3 minutes, 28 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by reporters in noisy hallway.

3560_17_96

Senator Jackson delivering a speech on national defense and relations between the United States and the Soviet Union, U.S. Defense, Virginia General Assembly, Williamsburg, Virginia

1980 February 2

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 5 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

General Notes: Speech available: 3560-005, 246/57

3560_17a_28_1

Senator Jackson speaking at a symposium on trade relations between the United States and China, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington

1980 February

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 26 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson China trade relations, foreign trade, the University of Washington, the Soviet Union, oil, and natural resources.

General Notes: Playback is a bit distorted.

3560_17a_24_1

Interview with Senators Jackson and Alan Cranston on balancing the budget, Interview Forum, Washington, D.C.

1980 March 14

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 11 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Cranston on price controls, unemployment, and taxes.

3560_17a_29_2

Senator Jackson delivering a speech on domestic and foreign policy problems, Governor's Housing Conference?, Olympia, Washington Audio selection

1980 April 11

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 20 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on foreign policy, making jokes, housing, energy, investments and bonds, current trends, oil discoveries, nuclear energy, and dealing with the Soviet Union.

3560_17a_50_2

Senator Jackson delivering a speech to the Tacoma Rotary Club and others, Tacoma, Washington?

1980 April 11

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 24 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on energy, the 1976 presidential campaign, the Soviet Union, oil, synthetic fuel, natural resources, 3 Mile Island, and Middle East problems.

3560_17a_31_1

Press interview with Senator Jackson on President Jimmy Carter's appointment of Senator Edmund Muskie to Secretary of State

1980 April 29

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (7 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

3560_17a_32_1

Senators Jackson, Stevens, and Beckum on domestic energy issues, U.S. Senate, Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearings, Washington, D.C.

1980 April 30

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (15 minutes, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on energy, oil, the automobile industry, and conservation.

3560_17a_50_1

Press conference with Senator Jackson on the resignation of Secretary of State, Cyrus R. Vance, and President Jimmy Carter's change in cabinet

1980 April

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 48 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Carter administration and the Iran hostage rescue attempt.

3560_17a_34_1

Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, Howard W. Cannon, and Smith? at a commerce hearing on automobile efficiency, U.S. Senate, Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearings, Washington, D.C.

1980 May 9

1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (46 minutes, 37 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches

Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and others on automotive efficiency, conservation, energy, oil, foreign trade, and the economy.

3560_17a_33_1

Interview with Len O'Connor in reaction to Senator Jackson's speech, "New Directions for Our Party," Cook County Democratic Dinner, Chicago, Illinois

1980 May 22