Manning, Robert, 1919-. Robert Manning papers: Guide.

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Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138

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Descriptive Summary

Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University
Location: Harvard Depository
Note: A portion of this collection is shelved offsite at the Harvard Depository. See access restrictions below for additional information.
Location: b, pf
Call No.: MS Am 2109
Creator: Manning, Robert, 1919-.
Title: Robert Manning papers,
Date(s): 1938-1993.
Quantity: 68 boxes and 1 portfolio box (22 linear ft.)
Language of materials: Collection materials are in English.
Abstract: Correspondence, speeches, other compositions, and notes by Robert Manning, Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, 1962-1964, and editor of the Atlantic, 1964-1980.

Processing Information:

Processed by: J. F. Coakley

Acquisition Information:

*1997M-33, *2000M-36, and *2001M-43. Gift of Robert Manning, 1200 Washington St., apt. 507, Boston MA 02118; received 1997-2002.

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Robert Manning Papers (MS Am 2109). Houghton Library, Harvard University.

Historical Note

The journalist Robert Manning (1919- ) began his career on the Binghamton (N.Y.) Press; then after military service was a correspondent for the United Press (1944-1949), and Time magazine (1948-1958). He was chief of the London bureau of Time, Life and Fortune from 1958 to 1960. He was then Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs from 1962 to 1964. He left this office to become Executive Editor of the Atlantic monthly in 1964, and succeeded Edward Weeks as Editor-in-Chief in 1966.

In 1980 Manning was dismissed by the new owner of the Atlantic Monthly Company. The sale of the company gave rise to a long-running lawsuit finally settled in court in 1987. By that time Manning had joined, and left, the Boston Publishing Company, which produced the series of books The Vietnam Experience.

Manning was active in a number of cultural and political organizations at various times, including such diverse ones as the Boston Ballet, Experiment in International Living, Massachusetts Democratic Advisory Council, the Public Broadcasting Service, and the Salk Institute; as well as several clubs in Boston and New York. He has been a prolific speaker and occasionally a broadcaster.

Robert Manning's autobiography is "The swamp root chronicle" (1992).

Arrangement

The papers are organized into the following series:

I. Correspondence

A. Correspondence by Manning by subject: organizations with which he was associated

B. By subject: trips, engagements, publications and other incidents

C. Other correspondence

II. Compositions by Robert Manning

A. Speeches

B. Broadcasts, interviews, and discussions

C. Dispatches, articles, and books

D. Other compositions by Manning

III. Compositions by others

A. Copies and proofs of articles written for the Atlantic

B. Other compositions edited or published by Manning

IV. Notes and other material

V. Biographical material

Container List

Series: I. Correspondence.
- A. Correspondence of Manning by subject: organizations with which he was associated.
  Arrangement: Arranged alphabetically by the name of the organization.
  - (1) 191 Commonwealth Avenue Condominium Trust. Correspondence, 1980-1990. 5 folders.
  - (2) American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Correspondence, 1966-1978. 2 folders.
  - (3) American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. Correspondence, 1970-1971. 1 folder.
  - (4) American Foreign Service Association. Correspondence, 1962-1969. 1 folder.
    Mostly relating to a conference in Nov. 1968.
  - (5) American Society of Magazine Editors. Correspondence, 1966-1981. 4 folders.
  - (6) Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies. Correspondence, 1972-ca. 1977. 2 folders.
    Includes a typescript paper "Government secrecy" by Manning for a conference in 1972, and preliminary draft of the Aspen notebook on government and the media resulting from this conference .
  - (7) Atlantic Monthly Company. Correspondence, 1964-ca. 1979. 2 folders.
    Includes inter-office memoranda, and some financial papers for 1966.
  - (8) Badminton and Tennis Club (Boston, Mass.). Correspondence, 1967-1979. 2 folders.
  - (9) Boston Ballet. Correspondence, 1967-1971. 3 folders.
  - (10) Boston Publishing Company. Correspondence, 1980-1987. 10 folders.
    Much of the correspondence is with Robert J. George.
  - (11) Boston University. School of Public Communication. Correspondence, 1976-1977. 1 folder.
    Concerning the Institute for Democratic Communication founded at a conference in 1976.
  - (12) Browne and Nichols School. Correspondence, 1964-1969. 1 folder.
  - (13) Buck's Club (London, England). Correspondence, 1962-1964. 1 folder.
  - (14) Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Correspondence, 1969. 1 folder.
    Concerns the Bilderberg Meeting of 1969.
  - (15) Century Association (New York, N.Y.). Correspondence, 1962-[ca. 1987]. 5 folders.
  - (16) Columbia University. Advisory Board on the Pulitzer Prizes. Correspondence, 1966-1972. 2 folders.
    With some clippings of articles about the Pulitzer Prizes.
  - (17) Columbia University. Graduate School of Journalism. Correspondence, 1966-1970. 1 folder.
  - (18) Committee on the Atlantic Salmon Emergency. Correspondence, 1970-1976. 1 folder.
  - (19) Council on Foreign Relations. Correspondence, 1966-1980. 2 folders.
  - (20) Council on Religion and International Affairs. Correspondence, 1962-1968. 1 folder.
  - (21) Educational Broadcasting Corporation. Correspondence, 1964-1965. 1 folder.
  - (22) Edward R. Murrow Center of Public Diplomacy. Correspondence, 1965-1979. 1 folder.
  - (23) Examiner Club of Boston. Correspondence, 1966-1974 2 folders.
  - (24) Experiment in International Living. Correspondence, 1963-1978 1 folder.
    Includes papers sent to Council members.
  - (25) Ford Foundation. Correspondence, 1965-1979. 1 folder.
    Chiefly concerning Manning's consultancy 1965-1966 including a trip to Europe in Sept.-Oct. 1965.
  - (26) Foreign Policy Association. Correspondence, 1967-1972. 1 folder.
  - (27) Foreign Service Institute (U.S.). Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy. Correspondence, 1963. 1 folder.
  - (28) Friends of the Boston Public Garden. Correspondence, 1978-1979. 1 folder.
  - (29) Garrick Club (London, England). Correspondence, 1966-1980. 2 folders.
  - (30) Groton School. Correspondence, 1964-1970. 1 folder.
    Most letters concern the Groton Annual Fund.
  - (31) Harvard Club of New York City. Correspondence, 1962-1973. 1 folder.
  - (32) Harvard Independent Graduate Council. Correspondence, 1981. 1 folder.
  - (33) Harvard University. Committee to Visit the Dept. of History. Correspondence, 1972-1977. 2 folders.
  - (34) Harvard University. Committee to Visit the Harvard Summer School and University Extension. Correspondence, 1965-1970. 2 folders.
  - (35) Harvard University. Committee to Visit the Harvard University Press. Correspondence, 1965-1971. 2 folders.
  - (36) Harvard University. Nieman Foundation. Correspondence, 1964-1980. 3 folders.
    Much of the correspondence is with Curators Dwight E. Sargent and James Claude Thomson.
  - (37) Harvard University. Correspondence, 1964-1980. 2 folders.
    Correspondence relating to Harvard bodies other than those in the previous four items.
  - (38) Institute for World Order. Correspondence, 1974-1975. 1 folder.
    Mostly concerning a Workshop on Problems of World Order in June 1974; with the papers prepared for the conference.
  - (39) International Association for Cultural Freedom. Correspondence, 1974-1975. 2 folders.
    Mostly concerning a seminar "The United States - its problems, impact and image in the world" in December 1968; with some papers prepared for the conference, and Manning's handwritten notes.
  - (40) International Development Foundation. Correspondence, 1974-1975. 2 folders.
    Most of the correspondence is with John H. Page and the President George A. Truitt .
  - (41) Interplay. Correspondence, 1967-1970 1 folder.
    Interplay was "The magazine of European/American affairs" and later "The magazine of international affairs." Includes papers of the Editorial Advisory Board and the sample issue of the magazine (numéro zéro, January 1967).
  - (42) John F. Kennedy Library. Correspondence, 1964-1979. 3 folders.
    Some of the papers concern Manning's oral history interview.
  - (43) John F. Kennedy Library. Foundation. Correspondence, 1990-1992. 3 folders.
    Chiefly concerns the Profile in Courage Award for 1992.
  - (44) John F. Kennedy School of Government. Institute of Politics. Correspondence, 1981. 1 folder.
    The correspondence concerns Manning's fellowship in 1981. With course papers from his seminar "Beyond the News."
  - (45) Life Sport Fishing Society. Correspondence, 1967-1968. 1 folder.
  - (46) Massachusetts State Democratic Committee. Democratic Advisory Council. Correspondence, 1967-1968. 3 folders.
    Includes papers and reports of meetings.
  - (47) Massachusetts State Democratic Committee. Democratic Advisory Council. Committee on Campaign Financing. Correspondence, 1967-1968. 2 folders.
    Includes correspondence with Jerome Medalie, working papers of the committee, and drafts of a Campaign and Political Finance Act.
  - (48) National Book Committee. Correspondence, 1968. 1 folder.
  - (49) National Citizens' Commission (U.S.). Correspondence, 1965-1966. 1 folder.
  - (50) New England Circle. Correspondence, 1978. 1 folder.
  - (51) New York Herald Tribune. Correspondence, 1961. 3 folders.
    Includes copies of letters to John Denson, John Hay Whitney, and Walter Thayer. With a typescript (carbon) of Manning's report "The Sunday paper: comments & proposals" dated 3 Nov. 1961. Also with typescript, proofs, and tear sheets of an article "Big swirl among the magazines" by Clay Felker.
  - (52) Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.). Correspondence, 1978-1979. 2 folders.
    Includes papers from a committee to advise the President on the Journalism Department.
  - (53) Overseas Press Club of America. Correspondence, 1963-1964. 1 folder.
  - (54) Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.). Journalism Advisory Board. Correspondence, 1971-1972. 1 folder.
  - (55) Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.). Public Affairs Evaluation Panel. Correspondence, 1972-1973. 2 folders.
    With some working papers of the Panel and notes by Manning.
  - (56) Roberson Center for the Arts and Sciences. Correspondence, 1963-1964. 1 folder.
    With clippings about the Center.
  - (57) Saint Botolph Club (Boston, Mass.). Correspondence, 1970-1992. 3 folders.
    Only one letter is dated after 1980.
  - (58) Salk Institute for Biological Studies. Correspondence, 1968-1972. 5 folders.
    Includes minutes and other reports of the Board of Trustees.
  - (59) Saturday Club (Boston, Mass.). Correspondence, 1966-1978. 1 folder.
  - (60) St. Lawrence University. Correspondence, 1971. 1 folder.
    Concerns Manning's honorary degree and speech at commencement.
  - (61) Stanford University. Visiting Committee on International Studies. Correspondence, 1968-1973. 1 folder.
    Includes minutes and other papers of the Committee.
  - (62) Tavern Club (Boston, Mass.). Correspondence, 1968-1973. 3 folders.
    Includes a memoir of L. E. Sissman (1928-1976) written for the Club.
  - (63) Tihonet Club (Wareham, Mass.). Correspondence, 1970-1980. 3 folders.
  - (64) Time, Inc. Correspondence, 1956-1960. 1 folder.
    Inter-office memoranda.
  - (65) Time-Life Alumni Society. Correspondence, 1977-1980. 1 folder.
  - (66) Tufts University. Correspondence, 1965-1979. 1 folder.
    Chiefly concerns Manning's speech at commencement, 1966.
  - (67) Twentieth Century Fund. Correspondence, 1968-1970. 1 folder.
    Correspondence concerns the book The military establishment sponsored by this Fund. Manning contributed to the book.
  - (68) United States. Dept. of State. Correspondence, 1962-1964. 4 folders.
    Memoranda to and from Manning as Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs.
  - (69) University of Massachusetts (System). Correspondence, 1970-1975. 4 folders.
    Chiefly concerns the President's Committee on the Future University and its report (1971); including some papers of the Committee and notes by Manning.
  - (70) Wide World Lecture Bureau. Correspondence, 1964-1968. 1 folder.
  - (71) WBZ-TV 4 (Television station : Boston, Mass.). Correspondence, 1965-1974. 2 folders.
  - (72) WGBH (Television station : Boston, Mass.). Correspondence, 1965-1978. 2 folders.
  - (73) World Affairs Council (Boston, Mass.). Correspondence, 1964-1980. 1 folder.
  - (74) Yale University. Correspondence, 1969-1971. 1 folder.
    The correspondence is with various bodies within the University.
- B. Correspondence of Manning by subject: projects, speaking engagements, and other episodes.
  Arrangement: Arranged chronologically.
  - (75) Partnership in the racehorse Fourflusher. Correspondence, 1959-60. 1 folder.
    With a photograph of the horse.
  - (76) Travel. Correspondence, 1962-1963. 4 folders.
    Authorizations and vouchers for Manning's official travel, with a log of trips and expenses from Feb. 1962 to Oct. 1963.
  - (77) Regional foreign policy briefing conference, Toledo, Ohio. Correspondence, 1962. 2 folders.
    Includes itineraries and a typescript of Manning's speech.
  - (78) Meeting of the New York State Society of Newspaper Editors. Correspondence, 1962. 1 folder.
  - (79) Other speaking engagements by Manning. Correspondence, 1962. 1 folder.
    Includes itineraries and a typescript of Manning's speech.
  - (80) NBC documentary film "The tunnel". Correspondence, 1962. 1 folder.
    Correspondence (photocopies) between NBC and the Dept. of State.
  - (81) Meeting of the Broome County World Affairs Council, Binghamton, N.Y. Correspondence,1963. 1 folder.
    With notes and briefing materials for the speech.
  - (82) Speech to the U.S. Naval War College, Newport, R.I. Correspondence, 1963. 1 folder.
    With notes and briefing materials for the speech.
  - (83) Conference of the Fédération Internationale des Géomètres, Washington, D.C. Correspondence,1963. 1 folder.
  - (84) Speeches at Texas Southern University and Arlington State College, Texas. Correspondence, 1963. 1 folder.
    With notes and briefing materials for the speech.
  - (85) Westinghouse Public Service Broadcasting Conference. Correspondence, 1963. 1 folder.
  - (86) Other speaking engagements. Correspondence, 1963. 2 folders.
  - (87) Travel. Correspondence, 1963-1964. 2 folders.
    Like item(76); with a log of trips and expenses from Nov. 1963 to July 1964.
  - (88) National Editorial Association. Governmental Relations Workshop. Correspondence, 1964. 1 folder.
  - (89) Meetings of the World Affairs Councils of Milwaukee and Philadelphia. Correspondence, 1964. 1 folder.
  - (90) Convention of the National Religious Broadcasters. Correspondence, 1964. 1 folder.
  - (91) Meeting of the Oaklahoma City Rotary Club. Correspondence, 1964. 1 folder.
  - (92) Symposium of the Bar-Press Committee of Massachusetts. Correspondence, 1964. 3 folders.
    Includes clippings and correspondence arising from Manning's speech, arranged alphabetically by correspondent.
  - (93) Other speaking engagements. Correspondence, 1964. 1 folder.
  - (94) Proposed article for the Saturday Evening Post. Correspondence, 1964-1965. 1 folder.
  - (95) Proposed book of extracts from John F. Kennedy's favorite literature. Correspondence, 1964-1966. 2 folders.
    Includes copies of letters to Edward M. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy, draft lists of passages for inclusion, and other notes by Manning and his assistants.
  - (96) Speaking engagements. Correspondence, 1965. 1 folder.
  - (97) Publication of The fruitful bough edited by Edward M. Kennedy. Correspondence, 1965. 1 folder.
    Includes correspondence with Edward M. Kennedy and his staff.
  - (98) Publication of articles in the Atlantic by and about Ernest Hemingway. Correspondence, 1960-1965. 2 folders.
    Chiefly correspondence arising from Manning's article on Hemingway in 1965.
  - (99) Harper-Atlantic Sales luncheon for publishers. Correspondence, 1966. 1 folder.
  - (100) Dedication of the Von Kleinsmid Center for International and Public Affairs, University of Southern California. Correspondence, 1966. 1 folder.
  - (101) Lecture at Hamilton College. Correspondence, 1966. 1 folder.
  - (102) Annual meeting of the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Correspondence, 1966. 1 folder.
  - (103) Conference of the American Society for Public Administration. Correspondence, 1966. 1 folder.
  - (104) Annual meeting of the American Association of Advertising Agencies. Correspondence, 1966. 2 folders.
    Includes clippings and correspondence arising from Manning's speech.
  - (105) Massachusetts Democratic primary election for governor. Correspondence, 1966. 2 folders.
    Chiefly concerning a planned meeting in support of Kenneth P. O'Donnell.
  - (106) Publication of The discipline of power by George Ball. Correspondence, 1966-1968. 2 folders.
    Includes correspondence with Ball and papers relating to production, publicity and reviews, and foreign publication rights. Also includes a typescript "The hard realities of halting nuclear proliferation" by Ball, with editorial annotations by Manning.
  - (107) Dedication of the Hemingway Memorial, Sun Valley, Idaho. Correspondence, 1966. 2 folders.
    Includes clippings and correspondence arising from Manning's speech.
  - (108) Other speaking engagements. Correspondence, 1966-1967. 2 folders.
  - (109) Trip to Germany with writers and publishers. Correspondence, 1966-1967. 3 folders.
    The trip in Jan.-Feb. 1967 was sponsored by the Ford Foundation and the Atlantik-Brücke. Undated items, Manning's notes, and his expenses claims are at the end.
  - (110) Campaign by Edward Logue for Mayor of Boston. Correspondence, 1967. 2 folders.
    Includes correspondence with Logue and with prospective contributors.
  - (111) Federal Woman's Award Dinner. Correspondence, 1967. 1 folder.
  - (112) Proposed publication of a book of speeches by Edward M. Kennedy. Correspondence, 1967. 3 folders.
    Includes correspondence with Kennedy and with Milton Gwirtzman,and notes by Manning and other editors.
  - (113) Publication of "To Boris Leonidovich Pasternak" by Svetlana Allilueva. Correspondence, 1967. 1 folder.
    Correspondence between the Atlantic and Allilueva's agents Edward S. Greenbaum and Alan U. Schwartz.
  - (114) Publication of "To Boris Leonidovich Pasternak" by Svetlana Allilueva. Correspondence, 1967. 2 folders.
    Other correspondence concerning production and publicity, publication of the Russian text, and foreign publication rights. Arranged alphabetically by correspondent.
  - (115) Publication of "To Boris Leonidovich Pasternak" by Svetlana Allilueva. Correspondence, 1967. 1 folder.
    Letters (carbons) from Manning sent with advance copies of the article.
  - (116) Publication of "To Boris Leonidovich Pasternak" by Svetlana Allilueva. Correspondence, 1967. 3 folders.
    Correspondence, including letters marked for publication, arising from the article. The correspondents are arranged alphabetically. They include Alexander Gerschenkron, George Gibian, Arthur Hepner, Samuel Kotz, David L. MacFarlane, Marianne Moore, F. D. Reeve, Dean Rusk, Arthur M. Schlesinger, Ernest J. Simmons, Marc Slonim, Joseph R. Starobin, George Steiner.
  - (117) Memorial Service for Charles W. Morton. Correspondence, 1967-1968. 3 folders.
    Includes correspondence with Mrs. Mildred Morton, letters of condolence to the Atlantic offices, a eulogy by Edward Weeks, and various obituary notices.
  - (118) Party for the opening of the Washington office of the Atlantic. Correspondence, 1967. 3 folders.
    Chiefly letters replying to invitations.
  - (119) Speaking engagements. Correspondence, 1968. 1 folder.
  - (120) Trip to Sun Valley, Idaho. Correspondence, 1968. 1 folder.
  - (121) Democratic and Republican conventions. Correspondence, 1967-1968. 1 folder.
    Concerns accreditation for Atlantic reporters at the 1968 conventions.
  - (122) Search for property to buy in Vermont or New Hampshire. Correspondence, 1968-1971. 1 folder.
  - (123) Photography of the Atlantic offices and staff by Harris Smith. Correspondence, 1968. 1 folder.
    Includes a set of contact prints.
  - (124) Publication of Who we are: an Atlantic chronicle of the United States and Vietnam. Correspondence, 1968-1969. 2 folders.
    Chiefly inter-office memoranda on editorial decisions and production.
  - (125) Presentation to Dean Rusk and Mrs. Virginia Rusk at the State Department. Correspondence, 1968-1969. 1 folder.
  - (126) National Educational Television Affiliates' Awards. Correspondence, 1969. 2 folders.
  - (127) Conference "The 1970s - Decade of decision" sponsored by Westinghouse Broadcasting Company.Correspondence, 1969. 4 folders.
    Includes a typescript "Transcript of speeches." The speakers include Hugh Cudlipp, Bernard S. Redmont, C. P. Snow, Luigi Barzini, Norman Mackenzie, Roderick MacLeish.
  - (128) Talk to the Society of Magazine Writers (12 Mar. 1969). Correspondence, 1969-1970. 1 folder.
  - (129) Proposed trip to Ireland. Correspondence, 1969-1970. 1 folder.
  - (130) Conference of the American Book Publishers Council entitled "A Symposium on International Book Fairs and Exhibits." Correspondence, 1970. 1 folder.
    With the text (typescript on cards) of Manning's introduction of a speaker.
  - (131) Other speaking engagements. Correspondence, 1970-1971. 1 folder.
  - (132) Issue of stock in the Atlantic Monthly Company to Manning. Correspondence, 1970. 1 folder.
  - (133) Editing of a supplement to the annual report of the New England Merchants National Bank entitled "New England prospects." Correspondence, 1970. 2 folders.
    Includes correspondence with the contributors: Paul A. Samuelson, Lester C. Thurow, Robert C. Wood, Richard A. Musgrave, John F. Collins, James Q. Wilson, Charles H. W. Foster, John R. Meyer, Daniel P. Moynihan, Benjamin DeMott.
  - (134) "Project Runnymede." Correspondence, 1971. 3 folders.
    A conference held 29-31 Jan. 1971. With agendas, press releases, and clippings.
  - (135) CBS television documentary "The selling of the Pentagon. "Correspondence, 1971. 2 folders.
    Correspondence arising from Manning's letter to newspapers defending the program.
  - (136) Lecture to the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. Correspondence, 1971. 1 folder.
  - (137) Democratic and Republican conventions. Correspondence, 1972. 2 folders.
    Concerns accreditation for Manning and other Atlantic reporters at the 1972 conventions.
  - (138) Visit of American magazine editors to Ottawa, Canada. Correspondence, 1972. 1 folder.
  - (139) Trip to England and Ireland. Correspondence, 1972. 2 folders.
  - (140) Other trips and speaking engagements. Correspondence, 1972-1974. 1 folder.
  - (141) Conference "Secrecy, Democracy, and Foreign Affairs." Correspondence, 1972-1973. 1 folder.
    Concerns Manning's paper for the conference (1973) and its delivery for publication.
  - (142) Trip to Texas. Correspondence, 1974. 1 folder.
    Includes correspondence with A. C. Greene and John Graves.
  - (143) New England Conference on the Conflicts between the Law and the Media. Correspondence, 1974. 3 folders.
    Includes typescript background document and report on the conference.
  - (144) Campaign against passage of a Massachusetts bill to regulate obscenity. Correspondence, 1974. 1 folder.
    Includes letters from Media Coalition, Inc. and Rep. Barney Frank.
  - (145) Other trips and speaking engagements. Correspondence, 1975. 1 folder.
    Includes correspondence about the dedication of the Prudential Center, Boston.
  - (146) Trip to Britain and Italy. Correspondence, 1976. 1 folder.
    A memorandum from Manning describing the trip to Atlantic colleagues.
  - (147) Conference on "The media and world interdependence." Correspondence, 1976. 1 folder.
    With a typescript of recommendations made by the conference.
  - (148) Publication of Diplomacy for a crowded world by George W. Ball. Correspondence, 1974-1976. 4 folders.
  - (149) Facetious controversy about sterilizing mops. Correspondence, 1976. 1 folder.
    Various letters to editors, including one by Manning, and clippings.
  - (150) Disclosure of Manning's CIA records. Correspondence, 1976. 2 folders.
    Correspondence with the United States Central Intelligence Agency and copies of documents from the records.
  - (151) Disclosure of documents about Manning originating in the State Department. Correspondence, 1976. 2 folders.
    Correspondence with the United States Dept. of State and copies of the documents.
  - (152) Disclosure of Manning's FBI file. Correspondence, 1977. 5 folders.
    Correspondence with the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation and copies of documents from the file.
  - (153) Disclosure of Manning's income-tax files. Correspondence, 1977. 3 folders.
    Correspondence with the United States Internal Revenue Service, an audit history for 1968-1971 and supporting documents.
  - (154) Trips and speaking engagements. Correspondence, 1978-1979. 2 folders.
  - (155) Sale of the Atlantic Monthly Company to Mortimer Zuckerman. Correspondence, 1979-1980. 3 folders.
    Includes office memoranda on the finances of the company and on future plans; and correspondence with Zuckerman and with Carl M. Sapers, some about Manning's ouster as Editor-in-Chief.
  - (156) Taxation and transfer of Manning's shares of stock in the Atlantic Monthly Company. Correspondence, 1979-1980. 2 folders.
  - (157) Talk to the Women's Educational and Industrial Union. Correspondence, 1980. 2 folders.
    With some printed literature about the organization.
  - (158) Meeting of the Association for Education in Journalism. Correspondence, 1980. 1 folder.
    Chiefly correspondence with Larry Wood about Manning's participation on a panel.
  - (159) Lawsuit Anthony Herbert v. Barry Lando et al. Correspondence, 1980. 4 folders.
    Concerns an article published in the Atlantic in 1973. Includes copies of memoranda from that time, correspondence with lawyers, an affadavit by Manning, and a transcript of his testimony in court.
  - (160) Lawsuit Campbell et al. v. Zuckerman. Correspondence, 1982. 3 folders.
    Includes correspondence with Zuckerman and with lawyers, correspondence about an article in the New York Times magazine, and a typescript chronology of events 26 Sept. 1978 - 21 Oct. 1982.
  - (161) Lawsuit Campbell et al. v. Zuckerman. Correspondence, 1983. 2 folders.
    Includes a chronology 1977-1980, calendars of documents, and correspondence with lawyers.
  - (162) Lawsuit Campbell et al. v. Zuckerman. Correspondence, 1984. 2 folders.
    Includes correspondence with lawyers, and a brief for the plaintiff-appellant in the related case of Manning v. Zuckerman.
  - (163) Lawsuit Campbell et al. v. Zuckerman. Correspondence, 1985. 2 folders.
    Includes chiefly correspondence with lawyers.
  - (164) Memorial booklet for Margaret Manning. Correspondence, 1985. 1 folder.
    Correspondence with printers.
  - (165) Other business following the death of Margaret Manning. Correspondence, 1985-1987. 1 folder.
  - (166) Trip to South Africa. Correspondence, 1986. 1 folder.
    Chiefly correspondence about a passport and visa.
  - (167) Lawsuit Campbell et al. v. Zuckerman. Correspondence, 1986. 1 folder.
    Includes correspondence with Garth Hite and with lawyers; statement of dismissal of Manning v. Zuckerman; and correspondence about the New York Times coverage of the suit.
  - (168) Proposal for a book Secret wars. Correspondence, 1986-1987. 2 folders.
  - (169) Lawsuit Campbell et al. v. Zuckerman. Correspondence, 1987. 3 folders.
    Includes correspondence with lawyers and judges, Manning's manuscript notes on the trial, and further correspondence with the New York Times about coverage of the trial.
  - (170) Lawsuit Goodearl et al. v. Zuckerman et al. Correspondence, 1989-1992. 3 folders.
    Includes correspondence with lawyers; memorandum of decision from the Massachusetts Superior Court, and brief for the appellate court. and briefs.
  - (171) Production and publication of The swamp root chronicle. Correspondence, 1991-1992. 1 folder.
    Includes correspondence with W. W. Norton Company.
- C. Other correspondence of Manning.
  Letters to and from him are interfiled. The latter are mostly typescript carbons. The letters are arranged alphabetically by the name of the correspondent.
  - (172) Allbritton, Joe L. Letter to Robert Manning, 1976. 1 folder.
    Enclosing special front pages of the Washington Star.
  - (173) Allilueva, Svetlana, 1925- . Correspondence with Manning, 1967. 1 folder.
    One letter is from Allilueva.
  - (174) American Assembly. Correspondence with Manning, 1965-1969. 1 folder.
  - (175) Anderson and Shepherd. Correspondence with Manning, 1965-1968. 1 folder.
  - (176) Armitage, Kenneth, 1916- . Letters to Manning, 1965, 1986. 1 folder.
    Two letters, the latter including photographs of a sculpture "Richmond Oak".
  - (177) Other correspondents (A). Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Sam Jay Aaron, William Miller Abrahams, David C. Acheson, Peter Ackroyd, Thomas Boylston Adams, Warren Kendall Agee, Jerome Agel, Air University (U.S.), Roy Alexander, William Alfred, Joseph Alsop, American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, American Center of P.E.N., Barbara K. Applegate, William Attwood, Jerome Aumente.
  - (178) Ball, George W. Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1984. 1 folder.
  - (179) Bienstock, N. S. Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1971. 1 folder.
  - (180) Braude, Daniel M. Correspondence with Manning, 1965-1967. 1 folder.
  - (181) Brinkley, David. Correspondence with Manning, 1968-1970. 1 folder.
  - (182) Bryant, Nelson. Correspondence with Manning, 1968-1970. 1 folder.
  - (183) Bundy, McGeorge. Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1979. 1 folder.
  - (184) Other correspondents (B). Correspondence with Manning, 1950-1980. 2 folders.
    Correspondents include: Julian S. Bach, Carlos Baker, Russell Baker, Honor Balfour, Nancy Balfour, Louis Banks, George F. F. Lombard, Edward W. Barrett, Alan Barth, Lucius Battle, John Wilkie Beal, Emily Morison Beck, Nora Beloff, William Benton, Lloyd Bentsen, George R. Berdes, Sheila Berger, Edward L. Bernays, Lester Bernstein (with a memoir of Danny Bernstein), Barry Bingham, William Blair, Charles E. Bohlen, Boston Globe, Boston Public Library, Boston University, Boston Herald-American, Chester Bowles, Benjamin C. Bradlee, Charles F. Brannan, Kingman Brewster, Alan Brinkley, Edgar M. Bronfman, Francis Brown, Michael Harold Brown, William Broyles, Art Buchwald, Richard Buck, A. S. Burack, James MacGregor Burns.
  - (185) Campbell, Marion D. Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1980. 1 folder.
  - (186) Choate, Hall & Stewart. Correspondence with Manning, 1966-1968. 1 folder.
  - (187) Cowles, John. Correspondence with Manning, 1966-1968. 1 folder.
  - (188) Other correspondents (C). Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Joshua Cahn, Joseph A. Califano, Joseph Carter,W. Cameron, Erwin D. Canham, Thomas Cawley, William E. Channing, Abram Chayes, John Cheever, Marquis Childs, Robert C. Christopher, Cyril Clemens, Harlan Cleveland, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Donald S. Connery, Don Cook, J. Stewart Cottman, Erwin C. Cronk, Walter Cronkite.
  - (189) Davison, Peter. Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1980. 2 folders.
    Including typescript verses written by Davison for Manning (1980).
  - (190) Donovon, Hedley. Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1978. 2 folders.
  - (191) Drew, Elizabeth. Correspondence with Manning, 1966-1969. 2 folders.
    Includes a book proposal and comments from Atlantic editors.
  - (192) Other correspondents (D). Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Charles U. Daly, Clifton Daniel, Edward Darling, Dartmouth College, Michael Davie, Patrick Dean, Robert James De Giacomo, Nicholas Delbanco, Michael Demarest, Edwin Diamond, William B. Dickinson, W. A. C. H. Dobson, Dixon Donnelley, Paul Doty, Downhold Club (with a list of members in 1966), George E. Duffy, Michael S. Dukakis, Ralph A. Dungan, Stuart A. Dunham, John Gregory Dunne, Philip L. R. Du Val.
  - (193) Eliot, Alexander. Correspondence with Manning, 1966-1980. 1 folder.
    Includes two typescript poems (1980).
  - (194) Other correspondents (E). Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Peter B. Edelman, Marion Wright Edelman, John C. Egan, E. Eliath, Osborn Elliott, Marta Erdman, Robert H. Estabrook, Harold Evans, Robert Evett.
  - (195) Various correspondents (F). Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Clay Felker, Marshall Field, Lawrence S. Finkelstein, John Fischer, Robert Fitzgerald, Harold C. Fleming, Emily Flint, Fortnightly of Chicago, Barney Frank, Ann Cottrell Free, Milton Friedman, Otto Fuerbringer.
  - (196) Gavin, James M. Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1967. 1 folder.
  - (197) Griffith, Thomas, 1915- . Correspondence with Manning, 1961-1973 and undated. 1 folder.
    With two typescripts by Griffith: "A memory of Henry R. Luce" and a sample chapter of Harry and Teddy (not before 1990).
  - (198) Other correspondents (G). Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1980. 2 folders.
    Correspondents include: John Kenneth Galbraith, R. H. Ives Gammell, Erle Stanley Gardner, Murray J. Gart, Fernando Gerassi, John W. Gill, Madelin Gilpatric, Herbert Gold, Eric Frederick Goldman, Henry Gomperts, Julian Goodman, Alexander Patrick Greysteil Ruthven, Earl of Gowrie, Katharine Graham, Elinor Green, James L. Greenfield, Henry A. Grunwald, John Gunther, Edwin Guthman.
  - (199) Hemingway, Ernest, 1899-1961. Correspondence with Manning, 1952-1961. 3 folders.
    Hemingway's letters to Manning are photocopies or transcripts except for one Christmas card. With some original envelopes. Also with photographs of Manning and Hemingway fishing (1954).
  - (200) Hemingway, Mary. Correspondence with Manning, 1954-1980. 1 folder.
  - (201) Hite, Garth. Correspondence with Manning, [197-]. 1 folder.
  - (202) Holbrooke, Richard. Letter to Manning, 1968. 1 folder.
    Includes a State Department telegram (photocopy) on military conditions in Vietnam.
  - (203) Other correspondents (H). Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Joyce Haber, William F. Haddad, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.), Oscar Handlin, Jerome S. Hardy, W. Averell Harriman, Karl Günter von Hase, Felix Edward Hébert, Richard Helms, Loy W. Henderson, Arthur W. Hepner, Louis Heren, John Hersey, Roger Hilsman, David E. Hirsch, Raimund von Hofmannsthal, John Hohenberg, Emmet John Hughes, Hubert H. Humphrey, Chet Huntley, Lester S. Hyman.
  - (204) Various correspondents (I). Correspondence with Manning, 1965-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include The Ireland Fund.
  - (205) Various correspondents (J). Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Henry M. Jackson, Michael C. Janeway, Lyndon B. Johnson, Francis L. Jung.
  - (206) Kennedy, Edward Moore. Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1979. 1 folder.
  - (207) Robert F. Kennedy, recipient. Letters from Manning, 1964-1968. 1 folder.
    With two memorial cards sent by Ethel Kennedy (1968).
  - (208) Robert A. Keyworth. Correspondence with Manning, 1977-1980. 1 folder.
  - (209) Korry, Edward M. Correspondence with Manning, 1979. 2 folders.
    Two letters to Manning and one from Manning. With two legal submissions in the case of Korry v. International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation and a covering letter of 1977.
  - (210) Other correspondents (K). Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: E. J. Khan, Marvin Kalb, Joseph A. Kanon, Justin Kaplan, Mark Kauffman, Frank K. Kelly, John G. Kemeny, George F. Kennan, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Richard M. Ketchum, Eugene Kinkead, Alfred Knopf, Jr., Louis Kronenberger (with a typescript of a birthday tribute by Manning).
  - (211) Luce, Clare Boothe, 1903-1987. Correspondence with Manning, 1967-1976. 1 folder.
  - (212) Luce, Henry Robinson, 1898-1967. Correspondence with Manning, 1949-1966. 2 folders.
    With tear sheets of articles about Luce after his death.
  - (213) Lyons, Louis Martin, 1897- . Correspondence with Manning, 1946-1980. 1 folder.
    With a copy of Manning's application for a Nieman Fellowship (1945) and a printed obituary (photocopy, 1990).
  - (214) Other correspondents (L). Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Joseph Laitin, Melvin J. Lasky, Tom Lea, William C. Lengel, Irving R. Levine, Anthony Lewis, Franklin A. Lindsay, John V. Lindsay, James A. Linen, Edward J. Logue, Robert D. Loomis, Los Angeles World Affairs Council.
  - (215) Manning, Bayless. Correspondence with Robert Manning, 1964-1977. 1 folder.
  - (216) Manning, Agnes. Correspondence with Robert Manning, 1968-1975 and undated. 1 folder.
    Includes a letter from Manning to his father Joseph Manning (1943).
  - (217) Manning, Margaret. Correspondence, 1961, [1965]. 1 folder.
  - (218) Manning, Richard, 1950- . Correspondence with Robert Manning, 1968-1980 and undated. 1 folder.
    Also with letters from Manning to his sons Brian Manning and Robert Manning (1969-1980).
  - (219) Manning, Thomas. Letter to Robert Manning, 1964. 1 folder.
  - (220) Matthews, T. S. (Thomas Stanley), 1901- . Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1978. 1 folder.
  - (221) McManus, Jeanette. Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1978. 1 folder.
    Robert Manning's sister. With correspondence between him and her husband Robert L. McManus and their son Robert McManus.
  - (222) Morton, Charles W., 1899- . Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1967. 1 folder.
  - (223) Moynihan, Daniel P. (Daniel Patrick), 1927- . Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1980. 1 folder.
  - (224) Other correspondents (M). Correspondence with Manning, 1959-1991. 2 folders.
    Correspondents include: Iain Macleod, Jackie Martin, Kati Marton, Richard B. McAdoo, Mary McCarthy, Ken McCormick, George S. McGovern, James Alan McPherson, Drew Middleton, Harold T. Miller, William J. Miller, Newton N. Minow, W. A. Moncrief, James Morris, Willie Morris, Nancy M. Mosher, Bill D. Moyers, Edward R. Murrow.
  - (225) Norris, Leslie, 1921- . Correspondence with Manning, 1972-1991. 1 folder.
    A letter of 1990 encloses 2 typescript poems.
  - (226) Other correspondents (N). Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1986. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: National War College (U.S.), Naval War College (U.S.), Victor S. Navasky, Jay Neugeboren, Richard John Neuhaus, Newbold Noyes.
  - (227) O'Neil, Paul, 1909- . Correspondence with Manning, 1966-1988. 1 folder.
    With a typescript memorandum (undated) from O'Neil to T. S. Matthews; and a typescript eulogy "Remembering Paul O'Neil."
  - (228) Various correspondents (O). Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include John Ormond.
  - (229) Piker, Myron. Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1988 . 2 folders.
    Includes a conference program from the William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis and Psychology (1964) and tear sheets from the magazine Hospital Practice (1966-1967).
  - (230) Other correspondents (P). Correspondence with Manning, 1963-1980. 3 folders.
    Correspondents include: Grant Parr, Peace Action at Harvard, Phillips Academy, Walter Pincus, Norman Podhoretz, Anthony Powell(1 letter to Manning (photocopy)), Curtis Prendergast, Don Krasher Price, Harold Prince.
  - (231) Raymond, Anan. Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1978. 1 folder.
  - (232) Rusk, Dean, 1909- . Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1980. 1 folder.
  - (233) Other correspondents (R). Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1981. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Radcliffe College, Busnaji Rajannan, Chaim Raphael, Ben Rathbun, Rathvon family, Elliot L. Richardson, Mordecai Richler, Eugene Rosenfeld, A. M. Rosenthal, Diana N. Rowan, Deirdre Ryan.
  - (234) Sargin, Birgit. Correspondence with Manning, 1965-1966. 1 folder.
    With various other correspondence concerning her visa.
  - (235) Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1917- . Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1979. 1 folder.
  - (236) Schoenbrun, David. Letter to Manning, 1964. 1 folder.
    Includes typescripts (mimeograph) of radio broadcasts by Schoenbrun.
  - (237) Slate, John H. Correspondence with Manning, 1963-1967. 3 folders.
    With a clipping of an obituary and correspondence with Mary Ellen Slate (1967, 1993).
  - (238) Stevenson, Adlai E. (Adlai Ewing), 1900-1965. Correspondence with Manning, 1952, 1964. 2 folders.
  - (239) Stoneman, William. Correspondence with Manning, 1963-1967. 2 folders.
  - (240) Straus, Robert K. Correspondence with Manning, 1962, 1966. 2 folders.
    With a typescript A preliminary study of the market potential for a new daily news magazine in the southland by Louis Harris and Associates (1961).
  - (241) Other correspondents (S). Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1980. 2 folders.
    Correspondents include: Pierre Salinger, Harrison Evans Salisbury, Leverett Saltonstall, Carl M. Sapers, Julian Scheer, Eric Sevareid, R. H. Shackford, Wilfrid Sheed, Robert Lee Sherrod, Frank A. Sieverts, John Silber, Joseph J. Sisco, Joseph Slater, Leonard Slater, Betty Slater, Ellison Smith, Donald B. Snyder, George Soloveytchik, Theodore C. Sorensen, Lawrence E. Spivak, Walter Stahl, I. F. Stone, Shepard Stone, Carol Surkin.
  - (242) Thompson, Tyler. Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1966. 1 folder.
  - (243) Tibby, John. Correspondence with Manning, 1960-1980. 1 folder.
  - (244) Other correspondents (T). Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Roger Tatarian, Maxwell D. Taylor, Evan Thomas, Edward K. Thompson, Lovell Thompson, Arthur H. Thornhill, Louis Heren, Arthur D. Trottenberg.
  - (245) United Nations Association of Greater Boston. Correspondence with Manning, 1965-1969. 1 folder.
  - (246) United Nations Association of the United States of America. Correspondence with Manning, 1965-1980. 1 folder.
  - (247) United States. Dept. of State. Correspondence with Manning, 1965-1976. 1 folder.
    Correspondence after Manning left the Dept. of State.
  - (248) Other correspondents (U). Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1980. 2 folders.
    Correspondents include: Stewart L. Udall, Adam Bruno Ulam, Melville Jack Ulmer, John Updike.
  - (249) Various correspondents (V). Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include Jack Valenti.
  - (250) Weeks, Edward. Correspondence with Manning, 1964-1970. 1 folder.
  - (251) White, Kevin H. Correspondence with Manning, 1969-1980. 1 folder.
  - (252) Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering. Letters to Manning, 1972-1973. 5 folders.
    The letters convey copies of various court documents in lawsuits arising from the Watergate affair.
  - (253) Winship, Thomas. Correspondence with Manning, 1965-1986. 1 folder.
    Includes letters for publication in the Boston Globe.
  - (254) Other correspondents (W). Correspondence, 1962-1980. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Richard C. Wald, Douglass Wallop, Emmet Walsh, Bernadette Watts, Marilyn Wellemeyer, William C. Westmoreland, Theodore Harold White, John Hay Whitney, William Whitworth, James Russell Wiggins, G. Mennen Williams, Thomas J. Wilson, Richard Witkin, Peregrine Worsthorne.
  - (255) Various correspondents (Y-Z). Correspondence with Manning, 1962-1979. 1 folder.
    Correspondents include: Yale University, Adam Yarmolinsky, Otto Zausmer, Louis Zetzel (with typescript remarks by Manning on Zetzel's birthday (1979)), Barry Zorthian, Mortimer Zuckerman.
  - (256) Other correspondence, 1960-1992. 1 folder.
    Includes letters to Manning from unidentified correspondents, and two circular announcements from Manning.

Series: II. Compositions by Robert Manning.
- A. Speeches.
  Arrangement: Arranged as far as possible chronologically.
  - (257) United States Dept. of State press releases of speeches by Robert Manning : Tss (mimeograph), 1962-1964. 2 folders.
    Eight speeches, one in two different versions.
  - (258) Speech given at a Foreign Policy Briefing in Toledo, Ohio : Ts and AMs, 1962. 1 folder.
  - (259) Speech given to a conference of non-governmental organizations : Ts with AMs alterations, 1962. 1 folder.
    Marked "RM's NGO May 28, 1962 speech."
  - (260) Address before the New York State Society of Newspaper Editors, Painted Post, NY : Ts and AMs, [1962]. 1 folder.
  - (261) Address before the New York State Society of Newspaper Editors, Painted Post, NY : Ts with AMs alterations, 1962. 1 folder.
    A revision of the previous item; with a copy of the printed version in a State Dept. press release.
  - (262) Speech given to a conference of non-governmental organizations : Ts and AMs, 1962. 1 folder.
    Marked "RM NGO remarks Oct. 15-16/62 conference."
  - (263) "U. S. foreign policy: problems and challenges for 1963" : Ts with AMs alterations, 1963. 1 folder.
    Given to the Broome County World Affairs Council, Binghamton, N.Y.
  - (264) Fragments of speeches, 1963. 1 folder.
    Various Ts and AMs pages, some overlapping the previous item.
  - (265) "1963" : Ts with AMs alterations, [1963]. 1 folder.
    Notes for a speech, on half sheets.
  - (266) Remarks before Los Angeles high-school students : Ts, 1963. 1 folder.
  - (267) Remarks for a conference of the National Academy of Foreign Affairs, Philadelphia : Ts and AMs, 1963. 1 folder.
  - (268) The free press in a democratic society : Ts with AMs alterations, 1963. 1 folder.
    A lecture delivered at the U. S. Naval War College. With tear sheets of the printed article in the Naval War College Review.
  - (269) "The free press in a democratic society" : Tss (carbon), 1963. 2 folders.
    Two different typescripts (one of them in two copies), both revisions of the previous item.
  - (270) "Foreign policy: building amid turbulence" : Ts with AMs alterations, [1963]. 1 folder.
    Given to a conference of the American Hospital Association. This typescript is untitled.
  - (271) Speech of welcome to a conference of the Fédération Internationale des Géomètres : Ts on cards, [1963]. 1 folder.
  - (272) Notes for remarks to the Women's National Press Club : Ts on cards, 1963. 1 folder.
    With a clipping.
  - (273) Foreign policy: building amid turbulence :Ts (carbon), 1963. 1 folder.
    Given to the Park Cities Rotary Club, Dallas, Texas. With a marked-up copy of the Department of State press release of 27 August 1963 that was the original text.
  - (274) Remarks before the Committee on Foreign Relations, Houston, Texas : Tss, 1963. 1 folder.
    Rough draft with AMs alterations, and final text (carbon).
  - (275) Speech at Texas Southern University : Ts with AMs alterations, [1963]. 1 folder.
    With a copy of the text published in a Dept. of State press release of 26 Sept. 1963; and a clipping about the speech.
  - (276) International relations and public opinion : Ts (carbon), 1963. 1 folder.
    Address given at Nether Providence High School, Swarthmore, PA
  - (277) Public affairs - relationship to policy and to conduct of policy : Ts, 1963. 1 folder.
    Marked "seminar session," on half sheets.
  - (278) "Foreign policy of the United States with reference to Far East problems" : Ts(carbon) with AMs alterations, 1963. 1 folder.
    Marked "Address at NHK Luncheon."
  - (279) Remarks given at the Brookings Institution : Ts (carbon), 1963. 1 folder.
  - (280) Speech on foreign policy and public information : Ts with AMs alterations, [1963]. 1 folder.
  - (281) Speech to the American Foreign Service Association : Ts and AMs on cards, [ca. 1963]. 1 folder.
  - (282) Speech on public misconceptions about foreign policy : Ts, [1963]. 1 folder.
  - (283) Speech on the importance of foreign policy to the public : Ts and AMs on cards, [ca. 1963]. 1 folder.
  - (284) Speech at a prize-giving, on "responsibility" in the handling of information : Ts on cards, [ca. 1963]. 1 folder.
  - (285) Address to National Religious Broadcasters, Washington, D. C. : Ts (carbon) with AMs alterations, 1964. 1 folder.
  - (286) Speech to a conference of college editors : Ts with AMs alterations, [1964]. 1 folder.
  - (287) Address at the National Editorial Association Third Annual Government Relations Workshop : AMs and Ts, [1964]. 2 folders.
    Rough draft of the speech, with a page of briefing notes by F. S.
  - (288) Address at the National Editorial Association Third Annual Government Relations Workshop : Ts with AMs alterations, 1964. 2 folders.
    Revised from the previous item.
  - (289) Address to the Oklahoma City Rotary Club : Ts with AMs alterations, 1964. 1 folder.
  - (290) "The citizen's role in the formulation of foreign policy legislation" : Ts, 1964. 2 folders.
    Given to the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia. With 2 clippings reporting the speech.
  - (291) "Foreign policy and the people's right to know" : Tss, 1964. 3 folders.
    Address to the Massachusetts Joint Bar-Press Symposium, Boston. One original and one carbon, both with AMs alterations. With tear sheets from the printed version in the Department of State Bulletin.
  - (292) Speech given to a conference of non-governmental organizations : Ts and AMs on cards, 1964. 1 folder.
  - (293) Address to the National Conference of Christians and Jews, Northwest Region, Seattle, Washington : Ts with AMs alterations, 1964. 1 folder.
  - (294) Speech at a farewell luncheon given by State Department correspondents : Tss with AMs alterations,1964. 1 folder.
    Two different typescripts and one carbon. One is marked "Remarks intended to mimic the style of LBJ."
  - (295) The change in the Kremlin : Ts with AMs alterations, 1964. 1 folder.
  - (296) Remarks on disclosure of information during the war in Vietnam : Ts with AMs alterations. [ca. 1964]. 1 folder.
    The pages may be from more than one speech.
  - (297) Speech on "news management" : Ts with AMs alterations, on cards, [ca. 1965]. 1 folder.
    The first card is headed "Council on World Affairs."
  - (298) "Conducting foreign policy in an open society" : Ts and AMs, 1966. 1 folder.
    A Thursday Morning Talk for Mt. Auburn Hospital, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
  - (299) "Conducting foreign policy in an open society" : Ts and AMs on cards, [1966]. 1 folder.
    Revised from the previous item.
  - (300) Speech given at Browne and Nichols School, Cambridge, Massachusetts : Ts with AMs alterations, [1966]. 2 folders.
    The pages are headed "Education."
  - (301) "The hounds of Gutenberg" : Ts with AMs annotations, 1966. 1 folder.
    Title from item 305. Marked "Rough draft."
  - (302) "The hounds of Gutenberg" : Ts with AMs annotations, 1966. 1 folder.
  - (303) "The hounds of Gutenberg" : Ts with AMs annotations, 1966. 1 folder.
    Marked "Second draft."
  - (304) "The hounds of Gutenberg" : Ts (photocopy), 1966. 1 folder.
    A photocopy of the previous item with handwritten cuts marked.
  - (305) "The hounds of Gutenberg" : Ts (carbon), 1966. 1 folder.
    A revision of the previous item.
  - (306) "The hounds of Gutenberg" : Ts with AMs alterations (photocopy), [1966]. 1 folder.
    Untitled. A revision of the previous item.
  - (307) "The hounds of Gutenberg" : Ts (photocopy) with AMs annotations, 1966. 1 folder.
    With cover sheet as the Edward L. Bernays Foundation Lecture at the Edward R. Murrow Center of Public Diplomacy, Tufts University.
  - (308) "On mounting a government response to public criticism : "Ts with AMs alterations, 1966. 1 folder.
    Speech given at the National Conference on Public Administration, Washington, D. C. Marked "first draft."
  - (309) "On mounting a government response to public criticism" : Ts with AMs alterations, 1966. 1 folder.
    Speech given at the National Conference on Public Administration, Washington, D. C. Marked "2nd and final draft."
  - (310) "On credibility and credulity" : Tss, [1966]. 1 folder.
    A speech given to the American Association of Advertising Agencies, Phoenix, Arizona. Two different early drafts.
  - (311) "On credibility and credulity" : Tss (photocopies), [1966]. 1 folder.
    Retyped from the previous item; two typescripts, one with further revisions.
  - (312) "On credibility and credulity" : Ts, [1966]. 1 folder.
    Retyped from the previous item. Marked "final draft."
  - (313) Speech at the dedication of the Ernest Hemingway Memorial : Ts with AMs alterations, [1966]. 1 folder.
    First draft, with further handwritten and typescript notes.
  - (314) Speech at the dedication of the Ernest Hemingway Memorial : Tss with AMs alterations, [1966]. 1 folder.
    Two drafts, numbered 2 and 3.
  - (315) Speech at the dedication of the Ernest Hemingway Memorial : Ts with AMs alterations, [1966]. 1 folder.
    Two drafts, numbered 4 and "fifth and final."
  - (316) Speech about the Atlantic to a luncheon of publishers : Ts with AMs alterations, [1966]. 1 folder.
    Two drafts, numbered 4 and "fifth and final."
  - (317) Speech about the Atlantic to a luncheon of publishers : Ts with AMs alterations, [1966]. 1 folder.
    Another typescript, marked "Actual copy used."
  - (318) Speech about the Atlantic to a luncheon of publishers : Ts, 1966. 1 folder.
    Retyped from the previous item.
  - (319) "The information explosion: Its benefits and hazards" : Ts with AMs alterations, [1966]. 2 folders.
    Address given at the University of Southern California. Some pages of the typescript are parts of earlier compositions.
  - (320) "The information explosion: its benefits and hazards" : Ts with AMs alterations, . [1966]. 2 folders.
    Revised from the previous item.
  - (321) "The information explosion: its benefits and hazards" : Ts (mostly photocopy) with AMs alterations, . [1966]. 2 folders.
    Revised from the previous item for delivery at Winthrop House, Harvard University, and Hamilton College, New York.
  - (322) "The information explosion: its benefits and hazards" : Ts, 1966. 2 folders.
    Given at Hamilton College, N. Y. Retyped from the previous item.
  - (323) "The information explosion" : Ts, 1966. 1 folder.
    Speech before the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Washington, D. C. With a tear sheet of the printed article in the Association's Review.
  - (324) Speech before the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Washington, D. C. : Ts, 1966. 1 folder.
    A photocopy of the previous item with alterations in Manning's hand. Marked "Copy actually used."
  - (325) Speech on the Atlantic magazine : Ts on cards, [ca. 1967]. 1 folder.
  - (326) Speech on freedom of the press : Ts with AMs alterations, [ca. 1967]. 1 folder.
    Apparently incomplete.
  - (327) Speech at the giving of the Federal Woman's Award : Tss with AMs alterations, 1967. 1 folder.
    Two typescripts, one revised from the other.
  - (328) Address to Nieman Fellows : Ts, 1967. 1 folder.
  - (329) Remarks at a memorial service for John H. Slate : Ts and printed pamphlet, 1967. 1 folder.
    With an unidentified page of a memoir of Slate.
  - (330) "Trends in American literature" : Ts with AMs alterations, [1968]. 1 folder.
    Speech given at North Texas State University, Fort Worth, Texas. Marked "Draft."
  - (331) "Trends in American literature" : Ts with AMs alterations and additions, 1968. 2 folders.
    Retyped from the previous item.
  - (332) "Trends in American literature" : Ts, 1968. 2 folders.
    A photocopy of the previous item with further AMs alterations; with a clipping about the speech.
  - (333) Speech to teachers : Ts and AMs on cards, [ca. 1968]. 1 folder.
  - (334) Speech about his early career in journalism : Ts, [ca. 1969]. 1 folder.
  - (335) Speech about his early career in journalism : Tss, [ca. 1969]. 2 folders.
    Two photocopies of the previous item, with AMs alterations.
  - (336) "The information explosion and all that" : Ts (photocopy), [1970]. 1 folder.
    A photocopy of item 322 with AMs alterations. A speech given at Yale University.
  - (337) "The information explosion and all that" : Ts, 1970. 1 folder.
    Retyped from the previous item.
  - (338) "The information explosion and all that" : Ts, 1970. 1 folder.
    A photocopy of the previous item with Manning's handwritten alterations.
  - (339) Commencement address at St. Lawrence University : Ts with AMs alterations, [1971]. 1 folder.
  - (340) Commencement address at St. Lawrence University : Tss, [1971]. 1 folder.
    2 different typescripts, both with Manning's handwritten alterations.
  - (341) "Foreign policy and the public's need to know" : Ts with AMs alterations, [1971]. 1 folder.
    This draft is untitled.
  - (342) "Foreign policy and the public's need to know" : Ts with AMs alterations, [1971]. 1 folder.
    Revised from the previous item. Untitled.
  - (343) "Foreign policy and the public's need to know" : Ts, 1971. 1 folder.
    Revised from the previous item. Above the title: "Chicago Council on Foreign Relations November 9 and 10, 1971."
  - (344) Talk about the Atlantic magazine : Ts (on small sheets), [1972]. 1 folder.
    With some notes and cards from another speech on the history of the Atlantic.
  - (345) Talk given at Mather House, Harvard University : Ts (photocopy), 1973. 1 folder.
    With an AMs draft.
  - (346) "The Atlantic in its 120th year" : Ts (on small sheets), 1978. 1 folder.
    A talk given to Nieman Fellows at Harvard University.
  - (347) Untitled speech : Ts with AMs alterations, 1978. 1 folder.
    Headed "Binghamton, New York November 12, 1978."
  - (348) Remarks at a memorial service for Jack Fischer : Tss, 1978. 1 folder.
    Two different typescripts, one revised from the other. John Fischer (1910-1978) was editor of Harper's. With two letters to Mrs. Fischer.
  - (349) Speech given to the Women's Educational and Industrial Union : Ts on cards, [1980]. 1 folder.
  - (350) Eulogy of R. H. Ives Gammell : Ts, [1981]. 1 folder.
  - (351) Series of short autobiographical talks : Ts with AMs alterations, [1982]. 2 folders.
    Incomplete. There are two different introductions, one entitled "An irreverent ramble through recent history" and the other "A ramble through recent history." Titles include "All you need to know about economics," "The parliament of nations," "Hemingway," "A note on General Douglas Macarthur," "Kennedy," "Johnson."
  - (352) Power and politics : Ts and AMs on cards, 1984. 1 folder.
    In note form with some text written out.
  - (353) Talk at the Foundation of the State University of New York at Binghamton : Ts with AMs alterations, 1987. 1 folder.
    With a covering letter to Manning from the organizer.
  - (354) "For the end of The Vietnam Experience ": Ts, 1987. 1 folder.
    Remarks made at the Tavern Club, 8 Dec. 1987.
- B. Broadcasts, interviews, and discussions.
  Arrangement: Arranged chronologically.
  - (355) Transcript of an interview of Andrei Gromyko by Manning : Ts with Ms alterations, 1947. 1 folder.
  - (356) "Walt Whitman: democratic vistas" : printed article, 1956. 1 folder.
    Tear sheets from The Invitation to Learning reader. A transcript of a radio discussion including Manning.
  - (357) "What the papers say" : Tss with AMs alterations, 1960. 1 folder.
    Two different typescripts, one mimeographed and one carbon. Scripts for a broadcast from Manchester, England on 14 July 1960.
  - (358) Transcript of an interview of Manning by Robert L. Reeden for the Voice of America : Ts (duplicated), [ca. 1962]. 1 folder.
  - (359) Transcript of a radio "News Conference" on WFIL, Philadelphia : Ts (mimeograph), 1963. 1 folder.
    With a covering letter from the station.
  - (360) Transcript of an interview of Manning by Martin Goodman, Toronto Daily Star : Ts, 1963. 1 folder.
  - (361) "Prospects for peace in 1964" : Ts, 1963. 1 folder.
    State Dept. press release of an interview between Manning and Dorese Bell.
  - (362) Transcript of an interview of Manning by Joseph E. O'Connor for the John F. Kennedy Library : Ts (photocopy),1967. 1 folder.
    With correspondence 1990-1992 about the gift of the transcript to the Library.
  - (363) "Congress and public opinion in foreign affairs" : tear sheet of printed transcript,1968. 1 folder.
    A panel discussion including Manning, at a meeting of the American Foreign Service Association, 14-15 Nov. 1968. From the Foreign Service Journal.
  - (364) Commentaries for Eyewitness News, WBZ Television Station : Boston, Mass. : Tss, 1969-1970. 17 folders.
    Arrangement: Arranged chronologically. Includes rough drafts with handwritten alterations by Manning, and clean scripts. Most of the latter have dates of the broadcast. A few undatable typescripts are at the end.
  - (365) "Change in America: are the media responding adequately?" : printed article, 1981. 1folder.
    Transcript of a panel discussion chaired by Manning. Tear sheets from Nieman Reports.
- C. Dispatches, articles and books.
  Arrangement: Arranged chronologically.
  - (366) Articles for The Sky-Watch : clippings, 1943. 2 folders.
    The Sky-Watch was the weekly newspaper of Fort Eustis, VA.
  - pf (367) Articles for The Sky-Watch : tear sheets and copies of the newspaper, 1943-1944. 5 folders in 1 pf box.
  - (368) Dispatches from Washington, D. C. to United Press : Tss (teletype), 1944. 1 folder.
  - (369) Dispatches from Washington, D. C. to United Press : Tss (teletype), 1945. 1 folder.
  - (370) "'Crisis' at Lake Success" : printed article, 1947. 1 folder.
    A copy of The Antioch Review for December 1947. Manning wrote under the name of Michael O'Hearn.
  - (371) The unholy Holy Land dilemma : Ts (carbon), [1948]. 1 folder.
  - (372) "Ralph Bunche of the UN" : Ts, 1949. 1 folder.
    By Manning and Richard Witkin.
  - (373) Dispatch to Time magazine : Ts (carbon), [1949]. 1 folder.
    On Ralph Bunche.
  - (374) Cover stories for Time magazine : tear sheets, 1950-1954. 2 folders.
  - (375) Dispatches to Time magazine : Tss (carbon), 1951. 1 folder.
    On Georgi Malenkov, Anthony Eden, Aneurin Bevan.
  - (376) "Meet Mike DiSalle" : tear sheet of the printed article, 1951. 1 folder.
    Tear sheets from Reader's Digest for June 1951. The article was originally in Time.
  - (377) Dispatches to Time magazine : Tss (carbon), 1952. 2 folders.
    On M. M. Litvinov, French attitudes to Germany, Anthony Eden, German economic recovery.
  - (378) Dispatches to Time magazine : Tss (carbon), 1953. 1 folder.
    On the death of Stalin.
  - (379) Account of a visit to Ernest Hemingway : Ts, [1954]. 1 folder.
    Entitled "Hemingway Cover Story (Time, Dec. 13) background on Manning visit."
  - (380) Time cover story on Ernest Hemingway : Ts (carbon) with AMs alterations, 1954. 1 folder.
  - (381) Time cover story on Ernest Hemingway : Tss (carbon) with AMs alterations, [1954]. 1 folder.
    Revised from the previous item. Dated 1 Dec. An original and one carbon, variously marked up.
  - (382) Time cover story on Ernest Hemingway : Ts (carbon) with AMs alterations, [1954]. 1 folder.
    Revised from the previous item and dated 2 Dec.
  - (383) Time cover story on Ernest Hemingway : Ts (carbon) with AMs alterations, [1954]. 1 folder.
    Revised from the previous item and dated 3 Dec.
  - (384) Time cover story on Ernest Hemingway : Ts (carbon), [1954]. 1 folder.
    Revised from the previous item and dated 4 Dec.
  - (385) Dispatch to Time magazine : Ts (carbon), [1954?]. 1 folder.
    Entitled "The Big Three", recalling the Yalta conference.
  - (386) Dispatch to Time magazine : Ts (carbon), [1957]. 1 folder.
    On German reparations to the Greek village of Kalavrita.
  - (387) Dispatch to Time magazine : Ts (photocopy), 1958. 1 folder.
    On atomic energy legislation.
  - (388) Dispatch to Time magazine : Ts (duplicated), [1958]. 1 folder.
    Entitled "Crossing the last continent: the story of the first overland crossing of Antarctica."
  - (389) Dispatches to Time magazine : Tss, 1959. 1 folder.
    London dispatch no. 649 ("the London letter"; duplicated typescript) and "Day at the races," written for a different London letter.
  - (390) Dispatches to Time magazine : Tss (mostly teletype), 1959. 1 folder.
    Stories on African unity, Khrushchev at the United Nations, Harold Macmillan in Africa.
  - (391) "Cold war according to Hoyle" : Ts, 1959. 1 folder.
    Written for the Spectator.
  - (392) Time cover story on Henry Moore : Tss, [1959]. 1 folder.
    Two drafts, the first with AMS alterations, the other duplicated. Entitled "Breaker of spells."
  - (393) Time cover story on Henry Moore : Ts (duplicated), 1959. 1 folder.
    Revised from the previous item. With a separate typescript (duplicated) on Moore, and a dispatch from Manning discussing the story.
  - (394) "With Mac through Africa" : Ts (carbon) with AMs alterations, 1960. 1 folder.
    Written for the Spectator.
  - (395) "With Mac through Africa" : Ts (carbon) with MS alterations, 1960. 1 folder.
    Another copy of the same typescript. With tear sheets of the printed article.
  - (396) The tantalizing mystery of Wrecker and his motives : printed article, 1960. 1 folder.
    On Nikita Khrushchev. Tear sheets from Life magazine.
  - (397) Replies to letters to the editor of the Spectator : Tss, 1960. 1 folder.
    With clippings of the letters.
  - (398) "Secretary of things in general" : printed article, 1961. 1 folder.
    Tear sheets from the Saturday Evening Post.
  - (399) "'Someone the president can talk to'" : printed article, 1961. 1 folder.
    Tear sheets from the New York Times Magazine.
  - (400) "The geometry of informed circles" : printed article (photocopy), 1961. 1 folder.
    Copied from the Saturday Review.
  - (401) Appreciation of Barbara Tuchman, The guns of August, 1961. 1 folder.
    Published in the "American Scholar". Two typescripts, with covering letters and with letters from the editors of the magazine.
  - (402) "The man who comes to dinner" : tear sheet of the printed article, 1961. 1 folder.
    Tear sheets from the Saturday Review for 11 Mar. 1961.
  - (403) "Malaise yellow" : partial Ts and printed article, 1962-1963. 1 folder.
    Tear sheets from the Atlantic. With a covering letter for the typescript.
  - (404) "Don't fish while I'm talking" : Tss, 1963. 1 folder.
    Two typescripts, one revised from the other. With a letter from Sports Illustrated about publication.
  - (405) "Practical politics for young men" : Ts (carbon) with MS alterations, [ca. 1963]. 1 folder.
    Subtitled "A seminar of sorts conducted by Robert Manning with Stewart L. Udall as Guest Professor." Marked "Esquire Magazine."
  - (406) "Crossed swords and spilled ink: the press and foreign policy" : printed article, 1964. 1 folder.
    Tear sheets from the Nieman Reports.
  - (407) Book reviews : printed articles, 1964-1965. 1 folder.
    6 reviews. Tear sheets and clippings from the Sunday Herald Tribune Book Week.
  - (408) "Hemingway in Cuba: the late years" : Ts setting copy, [1965]. 2 folders.
    Published in the Atlantic.
  - (409) Review of Freedom or secrecy by James Russell Wiggins : Ts (carbon) with AMs alterations, 1965. 1 folder.
    With tear sheets from the printed article in the Sunday Herald Tribune Book Week.
  - (410) "The press, the government and the public" : Tss, [ca. 1965]. 1 folder.
    Three successive drafts, all with AMs alterations.
  - (411) "Some things to know about the right to know" : Tss, [ca. 1965]. 1 folder.
    The same composition as the previous item, further revised. Two typescripts, the first with Manning's annotations, and the second a carbon marked "Final draft." Written for the Saturday Evening Post.
  - (412) Article on the press and the proliferation of information : Ts with AMs alterations (photocopy), [ca. 1966]. 2 folders.
    Marked "Second draft."
  - (413) "Don't fish while I'm talking" : Ts setting copy and galley proof with AMs annotations, 1966. 1 folder.
    Published in the Atlantic for Oct. 1967.
  - (414) Editor's letters and replies to letters : Tss, 1966-1971 and undated. 1 folder.
    Published in various issues of the Atlantic.
  - (415) Review of The artillery of the press by James Reston : Tss, 1967. 2 folders.
    "First draft," "Second draft,""Third and Final" draft, and galley proofs, all with handwritten alterations by Manning and others. With a tear sheet of the printed review from the Sunday Herald Tribune Book Week.
  - (416) "Germany through American eyes" : Ts and galley proof with Ms annotations, 1967. 1 folder.
    Published in the Atlantic for May 1967.
  - (417) Obituary of Charles W. Morton : AMs and Tss, [1967]. 1 folder.
    With a separate typescript and proof of an introduction to Morton's last article for the Atlantic (November 1967).
  - (418) "State of the nation" : AMs and Ts, 1968. 1 folder.
    For the Atlantic.
  - (419) Introduction to Who we are: an Atlantic chronicle of the United States and Vietnam : Tss with AMs alterations,[ca. 1969]. 1 folder.
    Two different typescripts: an early draft, and "Draft 1."
  - (420) Introduction to Who we are : Tss,[ca. 1969]. 1 folder.
    Two further typescripts: "Draft 2" (original and photocopy, both with AMs alterations) and "Draft 3."
  - (421) Who we are: an Atlantic chronicle of the United States and Vietnam; edited by Robert Manning and Michael Janeway : setting copy, 1969. 10 folders.
    Partly typescript and partly pasted up from printed matter.
  - (422) Article on the public relations of the U.S. Defense Department : Ts and AMs, [ca. 1970]. 2 folders.
    Intended for publication as part of a study by the Twentieth Century Fund. With some notes by Manning on the study.
  - (423) Article on the public relations of the U.S. Defense Department : Ts (photocopy) with AMs alterations, [ca. 1970]. 1 folder.
    A revision of the previous item.
  - (424) "The public impact of the military establishment" : Ts and AMs, [ca. 1971]. 2 folders.
    Some pages are copies from the previous item.
  - (425) "The public impact of the military establishment" : Ts (carbon), [ca. 1971]. 2 folders.
    A further revision of the previous item. Corresponds to parts of chs. 13-14 of The military establishment: its impacts on American society (1971) by Adam Yarmolinsky.
  - (426) Memorial minute on E. Hayes Redmon : Ts, 1974. 1 folder.
    Read at the Tavern Club on 13 May 1974. With another minute by Adam Yarmolinksy.
  - (427) "Thurble's fabulous word machine" : Ts setting copy, 1975. 1 folder.
    Marked up for publication in the Atlantic. Including a photograph, with correspondence about it and about an earlier proposal to publish the article.
  - (428) Obituary of Mildred Morton Sylvester : Ts, 1975. 1 folder.
    For publication in the New York Times. With another remembrance for reading at a memorial service.
  - (429) "Jottings on a cave wall that we hope need never be jotted" : Ts, 1976. 1 folder.
    With a tear sheet of the article in the Boston Sunday Herald.
  - (430) "Who is a Liberal? - What is a Conservative?" : Tss, 1976. 1 folder.
    For a symposium with that title in Commentary. With covering correspondence with the editor Norman Podhoretz.
  - (431) Eulogy of Veniette O'Connor : Ts, [1978]. 1 folder.
  - (432) The editor's page : galley proof, 1980. 1 folder.
    Manning's farewell message as editor of the Atlantic.
  - (433) Review of The geopolitics of information by Anthony Smith : Tss, 1980. 1 folder.
    Three different typescripts, with some notes for the review, a covering letter to the editor of the New York Times Book Review, and a clipping of the review.
  - (434) "Born-again Boston ": Ts (photocopy), [ca. 1980]. 1 folder.
  - (435) "On forgetting history: how we really got into Vietnam" : Ts with AMs alterations (photocopy), [198-]. 1 folder.
  - (436) "Poodle fishing" : printed article, 1981. 1 folder.
    A copy of Boston Monthly for August 1981.
  - (437) "Boston" : printed article, 1981. 1 folder.
    Tear sheets from Travel & Leisure for September 1981.
  - (438) "Across time, a crackling good wire" : clipping, 1982. 1 folder.
    From the Houston Chronicle. With another clipping (photocopy) of the same article from a different source, entitled "When U.P. had no I."
  - (439) "Portrait: Alan Dershowitz" : printed article, 1982. 1 folder.
    Tear sheets from Life magazine.
  - (440) Book reviews : clippings, 1983. 1 folder.
  - (441) Reminiscences of the day of the assassination of John F. Kennedy : Ts with AMs alterations, 1983. 1 folder.
    With a clipping of the article from the New York Times.
  - (442) Review of The file by Penn Kimball : clipping, [ca. 1983]. 1 folder.
  - (443) "Anybody but" : Ts, 1984. 1 folder.
    With a covering letter to the op-ed editor of the New York Times, and a clipping of the printed article under the title "No. 2, Old-style".
  - (444) Review of Good Times, bad Times by Harold Evans : Tss, [ca. 1984]. 1 folder.
    Two different typescripts, with a clipping of the printed review.
  - (445) Review of The right hand of power by U. Alexis Johnson: Tss, 1984. 1 folder.
    Three successive drafts, with covering letters to the New York Times Book Review; with a clipping of the published review.
  - (446) "Development of a Vietnam policy" : Ts, [1984]. 1 folder.
    "Prepared for the Conference on Vietnam Reconsidered: Lessons from a War" - title page. There are handwritten notes by Manning on the verso of the last page. With a tear sheet from The Journalist for May 1983 with a summary of the article.
  - (447) "Poodle fishing" : Tss, 1984. 1 folder.
    Two successive drafts, with a covering letter to the editor of New England Monthly; and with a later typescript entitled "Poodle-fishing the bogs" and dated 1993.
  - (448) Review of Ralph Ingersoll: A biography by Roy Hoopes : Ts with AMs alterations (photocopy), [ca. 1984]. 1 folder.
    With a clipping of the published review.
  - (449) "The shattered mirror ": Tss with AMs alterations, 1985. 1 folder.
    The preface to Images of War (Boston Publishing Co., 1985). Three successive drafts, with covering letters.
  - (450) Review of Public philosopher: selected letters of Walter Lippmann : Ts and galley proof with MS alterations, 1985. 1 folder.
    With covering letters and a tear sheet of the printed article from Washington Journalism Review.
  - (451) Review of A Vietcong memoir by Trong Nhu Tang : Ts (photocopy) with AMs alterations, 1985. 1 folder.
    With a covering letter and photocopy of the printed review in the New York Times Book Review.
  - (452) Remembering Margaret Manning : Ts setting copy, [1985]. 1 folder.
    A collection of tributes edited and introduced by Robert Manning.
  - (453) Review of Life: the first fifty years by Loudon Wainwright : Tss, 1986. 1 folder.
    Two different typescripts, one revised from the other. With a clipping of the review from the Boston Globe.
  - (454) Review of Anatomy of a war by Gabriel Kolko : Ts, 1986. 1 folder.
    With covering letters and a tear sheet of the review from the Dallas Times Herald.
  - (455) Review of Red: a biography of Red Smith by Ira Berkow : Ts, 1986. 1 folder.
    Two copies, with a covering letter and clipping of the review from the Boston Globe.
  - (456) Review of Brother enemy: the war after the war by Nayan Chanda : Ts, 1986. 1 folder.
    With a covering letter and a clipping of the review from the New York Times Book Review.
  - (457) Reviews of books : clippings, 1986-1989. 1 folder.
  - (458) Review of Edward Lansdale: the unquiet American by Cecil B. Currey : Ts, [c. 1988]. 1 folder.
    With some notes for the review and a clipping (photocopy) of the article from the New York Times Book Review.
  - (459) "On fighting the big boys" : Ts, 1988. 1 folder.
    With a clipping of the article from the Boston Sunday Globe.
  - (460) Review of The iron lady by Hugo Young : Ts, 1990. 1 folder.
    With tear sheets of the printed review in the Mediterranean Quarterly.
  - (461) "Edward Augustus Weeks 1898-1989" : Ts, 1989. 1 folder.
    For the Century Yearbook, 1990. With some notes for the obituary.
  - (462) "There's always a silver lining" : Ts, 1990. 1 folder.
    With a clipping of the article from the Boston Globe.
  - (463) Review of Slow burn: the rise and bitter fall of American intelligence in Vietnam by Orrin DeForest and David Chanoff : Ts, 1990. 1 folder.
    With a covering letter and a clipping of the article from the New York Times Book Review.
  - (464) Review of The patriarch: the rise and fall of the Bingham dynasty by Susan E. Tifft and Alex S. Jones : Tss, 1991. 1 folder.
    One typescript with AMs alterations marked "Version I."; the other a revision. With a clipping of the review from the Boston Globe.
  - (465) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : partial Ts of chapter 1, [1990?]. 1 folder.
    The chronological order of items 465-484 is only approximate.
  - (466) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts of chapters 1-8, 1990. 1 folder.
    163 pp.
  - (467) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts of chapters 1-8, 1991. 1 folder.
    175 pp. Marked "Final 1 Nov 1991."
  - (468) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts of chapters 1-14, [199-]. 1 folder.
    367 pp. Tabbed with annotations probably by Richard Manning. Removed from a plastic comb binding.
  - (469) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : notes, [1991]. 1 folder.
    Entitled "Bits & pieces for future consideration" in revisions of the book.
  - (470) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts (photocopy) of chapters 9-14, 1991. 1 folder.
    Marked "Corrected 19 March '91" (p. 204) and "incomplete 18 March '91" (p. 312).
  - (471) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts of chapters 9-11, [1991]. 1 folder.
    A different typescript from the previous item.
  - (472) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts (photocopy) of chapter 14, [1991]. 1 folder.
  - (473) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts (photocopy) of chapters 15-16, [1991]. 1 folder.
  - (474) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts (photocopy) of chapter 18, 1991. 1 folder.
  - (475) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts of chapter 19, [1991]. 1 folder.
  - (476) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : partial Ts of chapter 20, [1991]. 1 folder.
    At the end marked "To be completed."
  - (477) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts of chapter 22, [1991]. 1 folder.
    Marked "WWN changes incorporated."
  - (478) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts of chapters 1-22, [1991]. 10 folders.
  - (479) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts of chapter 23 with AMs alterations, [1991]. 1 folder.
    Marked "Corrected"
  - (480) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts (photocopy) with AMs and Ms annotations, 1991. 10 folders.
    650 pp. Marked "Complete Manning Ms.," "Working set," and "W. W. Norton edit of MS."
  - (481) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts pages from chapters 13-18, 1992. 1 folder.
    With MS annotations and a covering note by an editor at W. W. Norton.
  - (482) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts pages, 1992. 1 folder.
    Miscellaneous pages from chapters 16-23.
  - (483) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts (photocopy), 1992. 10 folders.
    662 pp. Marked "Final Ms as sent to W. W. Norton 3/16/92." There are a few alterations in Manning's hand, and some typescript changes are on slips stapled on.
  - (484) The swamp root chronicle: adventures in the word trade : Ts (photocopy) of the index, [1992]. 1 folder.
    With a typescript memorandum from the indexer.
  - (485) Review of To the end of time by Richard M. Clurman : Tss, 1992. 1 folder.
    Three typescripts, with various revisions in Manning's hand. With a tear sheet from the review in Time magazine.
  - (486) "The day we bought the racehorse" : Ts (photocopy), undated. 1 folder.
- D. Other compositions by Manning.
  Arrangement: Arranged chronologically.
  - (487) Short newspaper pieces : clippings, 1948-1978. 1 folder.
    Including a remembrance of Erwin Cronk (1978).
  - (488) "African diary" : Ts with AMs alterations, [1960]. 1 folder.
  - (489) Speech on U. S. foreign policy : Ts with AMs alterations, 1962 1 folder.
    A fragment. Headed "Rough outline for speech by Undersecretary George Ball."
  - (490) Letters to editors : Tss and clippings, 1962-1993 and undated. 1 folder.
  - (491) Memorandum on the refreshing of brains : Ts (photocopy), [ca. 1963]. 1 folder.
    A spoof: see Swamp root chronicle, 259.
  - (492) Response to the statement by 5,000 educators on Viet-nam : Ts with AMs alterations, 1964. 1 folder.
    With a copy of the printed statement. Ghost-written for another official.
  - (493) Speech about U. S. policy in East Asia : Ts (carbon), [ca. 1964]. 1 folder.
    Probably written for Secretary of State Dean Rusk to deliver in Japan, January 1964.
  - (494) Draft address for Secretary Dean Rusk, Sept. 22, 1964 at Commonwealth Club, San Francisco : Ts (carbon), 1964. 1 folder.
    With memoranda.
  - (495) "Statement for the first 100 days" : Tss, 1964. 1 folder.
    Fragments of briefing documents for President Lyndon B. Johnson.
  - (496) Press releases on his appointment as Editor-in-Chief of the Atlantic : Tss, 1966. 1 folder.
    With a typescript "Facts about the Atlantic" and a list "Newspapers in twenty-five top cities."
  - (497) Advertisements for "To Boris Leonidovich Pasternak" by Svetlana Allilueva : Tss with AMs annotations, 1967. 1 folder.
    Two different advertisements, in various drafts. One is called a press release. The article was published in the Atlantic for June 1967.
  - (498) Affadavit in the case of U. S. vs. Daniel Ellsberg : Tss, 1972. 1 folder.
    Includes drafts with alterations in Manning's hand and a covering letter, and the final affadavit (photocopy).
  - (499) Affadavit in the case of U. S. vs. G. Gordon Liddy et al. : Ts (photocopy), 1972. 1 folder.
    With a covering letter. The affadavit is marked up as a draft for the next item.
  - (500) Affadavit in the case of U. S. vs. James W. McCord et al. : Ts (photocopy), 1973. 1 folder.
    With a covering letter.
  - (501) Classified advertisement : tear sheet, 1978. 1 folder.
    A spoof. It appeared in the Boston Herald American. With memoranda of telephone calls
  - (502) Memorandum on the future of the Atlantic : Ts (photocopy), 1980. 1 folder.
  - (503) Course handouts and lecture notes : Tss (originals and photocopies) with AMs annotations, 1981. 1 folder.
    Prepared for a study group at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
  - (504) Fragments of compositions : Tss, undated. 1 folder.
    Unidentified pages.

Series: III. Compositions by others.
- A. Copies and proofs of articles written for the Atlantic.
  Arrangement: Arranged alphabetically by author.
  - (505) Acheson, Dean, 1893-1971. "Of mice and mail" : Ts (mimeograph) and galley proof, 1965 1 folder.
  - (506) Acheson, Dean, 1893-1971. "The holiday" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, 1966. 1 folder.
  - (507) Acheson, Dean, 1893-1971. "The necklace" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, 1966. 1 folder.
  - (508) Allilueva, Svetlana, 1925- . "To Boris Leonidovich Pasternak" : Ts (carbon) with Ms annotations, 1967. 1 folder.
    With an offprint of the printed article.
  - (509) Allilueva, Svetlana, 1925- . "To Boris Leonidovich Pasternak" : page proofs, 1967. 1 folder.
    Seven proofs, variously revised and annotated.
  - (510) Allilueva, Svetlana, 1925- . "B. L. Pasternaku" : Ts (photocopy), [1967]. 1 folder.
    A separately issued Russian translation of the previous item. With a printed copy.
  - (511) Allilueva, Svetlana, 1925- . "B. L. Pasternaku" : galley proof with Ms annotations (photocopy), 1967. 1 folder.
  - (512) Auden, W. H. (Wystan Hugh), 1907-1973. "Partition" : Ts and galley proof, 1966. 1 folder.
  - (513) Barth, John. "The literature of exhaustion" : Ts setting copy and galley proof with Ms annotations, 1967. 2 folders.
  - (514) Barth, John. "Lost in the funhouse" : Ts setting copy and galley proof with Ms annotations, 1967. 2 folders.
  - (515) Bellow, Saul. "Mr. Sammler's planet", part II : galley proofs, 1969. 2 folders.
    Marked "Revised galleys." With typescript setting copy for a synopsis of part I.
  - (516) Benchley, Nathaniel, 1915- . "Humphrey Bogart" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, [197-]. 5 folders.
  - (517) Brodsky, Joseph, 1940- . "The funeral of Bobò" : Ts (photocopy) setting copy and galley proof, 1974. 1 folder.
  - (518) Brogan, D. W. (Denis William), 1900-1974. "Vietnam: the new American tragedy " : setting copy and galley proof, 1967. 2 folders.
    The setting copy is a photocopy of printed pages with handwritten alterations.
  - (519) Deck, John. "Greased samba" : Ts setting copy, layout, and galley proof, 1967. 2 folders.
  - (520) Dickey, James. "Robert Frost, man and myth" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, 1966. 2 folders.
  - (521) Dickey, James. "A May Day courtship legend of Gilmer County" : Tss, 1966. 2 folders.
    Two complete typescripts, one marked for setting, and part of another.
  - (522) Dickey, James. "Looking for the Buckhead Boys" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1969. 2 folders.
    There are two sets of proofs, one with Annotations in the author's hand.
  - (523) Elliott, Bob, and Goulding, Ray. "The central data bank" :Ts setting copy, [1967]. 1 folder.
  - (524) Fitzgerald, Frances, 1940- . "The forgotten people" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, [1966]. 2 folders.
    The title is written by hand on the proof, replacing "The tragedy of Saigon." There are alterations to the text on the typescript and proof.
  - (525) Fitzgerald, Frances, 1940- . Untitled article on Vietnam : Ts with Ms alterations, [1967?]. 2 folders.
  - (526) Fitzgerald, Robert, 1910- . "Two passages from the Iliad" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, 1974. 1 folder.
    The proof has alterations to the text in the author's hand. With a covering note from an editor.
  - (527) Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1908- . "Foreign policy: the stuck whistle" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, 1964. 2 folders.
    The proof has handwritten alterations to the text.
  - (528) Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1908- . "The polipollutionists" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, 1966. 1 folder.
    The proof has typescript and handwritten alterations to the text.
  - (529) Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1908- . "Planning and the modern corporation" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, 1967. 3 folders.
    The proof has alterations to the text in the author's hand.
  - (530) Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1908- . "The planning of markets and the role of the state" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, 1967. 3 folders.
    The proof has alterations to the text in the author's hand.
  - (531) Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1908- . "Capitalism, socialism, and the future of the industrial state" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, 1967. 3 folders.
    The proof has alterations to the text in the author's hand.
  - (532) Grau, Shirley Ann. "The condor passes" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, [1966?]. 3 folders.
    The proof has alterations to the text in the author's hand.
  - (533) Griffith, Thomas, 1915- . "The election fiesta in Ultra" : Ts setting copy and galley proof, 1966. 2 folders.
    The proof has handwritten alterations to the text.
  - (534) Graves, Robert, 1895- . "Gooseflesh Abbey" and "Wigs and beards" : Ts setting copies and galley proofs, [1966] and 1967. 1 folder.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (535) Gunther, John, 1901-1970 . "A talk with Jorge Luis Borges" : Ts setting copies and galley proofs, 1966. 1 folder.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (536) Hemingway, Ernest, 1899-1961. "Two love poems" : Ts setting copy, [196- ]. 1 folder.
    Includes an "explanatory note for the poems."
  - (537) Kazin, Alfred, 1915- . "Hawthorne: the artist of New England" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1966. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (538) Kazin, Alfred, 1915- . "Edmund Wilson: the book and the life" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1966. 1 folder.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (539) Kronenberger, Louis, 1915- . "Babbitts and bohemians" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (540) Kronenberger, Louis, 1915- . "Of money and its makers" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, [1967]. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (541) Kronenberger, Louis, 1915- . "The days of the bric-a-brac queen" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand. The title is changed from "The bric-a-brac queen and her times."
  - (542) Kronenberger, Louis, 1915- . "The letters - and life - of Henry Adams" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (543) Kronenberger, Louis, 1915- . Untitled review of Joseph Golden, The death of Tinker Bell : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (544) Kronenberger, Louis, 1915- . "The setting of the Sun King" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1966. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (545) Kronenberger, Louis, 1915- . "Diary of a U-man" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1966. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (546) Lamport, Felicia, 1916- . "Ecumenical economy" : Ts setting copy and proof, [1966?]. 1 folder.
  - (547) Lando, Barry. "The Herbert affair" : Ts with Ms annotations (photocopy), [ca. 1973]. 2 folders.
    This recension is entitled "The selling of Colonel Herbert."
  - (548) Larner, Jeremy. "The young drug addict" : Ts setting copy and proof, [1965]. 1 folder.
  - (549) Lavin, Mary, 1912- . "A gentle soul" : layout, [1967]. 1 folder.
  - (550) Maloney, Ralph. "Harry W. A. Davis, Jr." : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, [1966?]. 1 folder.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (551) Marsh, Ngaio, 1895-1982. "Stratford-upon-Avon" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 1 folder.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (552) McCarthy, Eugene J., 1916- . "The U.S. arms business" : setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 2 folders.
    The setting copy consists of tear sheets from a printed book, with Ms alterations.
  - (553) McGovern, George S. (George Stanley), 1922- . "Foreign policy and the crisis mentality" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1966. 2 folders.
    The proofs have AMs and typescript alterations.
  - (554) McPherson, James Alan, 1943- . "Imagining the view from the chinaberry tree" : Ts setting copy, [197-]. 1 folder.
  - (555) Merwin, W. S. (William Stanley), 1927- . "In the winter of my thirty-eighth year" and "Fly" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1966. 1 folder.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (556) Mitford, Jessica, 1917- . "Post-mortem" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1965. 1 folder.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (557) Morley, Robert, and Stokes, Sewell, 1902- . "Backstage with Shakespeare, Morley, and Bogart" : Ts setting copy, [196-]. 1 folder.
  - (558) Moore, Marianne, 1887-1972. "Randall Jarrell" : setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 1 folder.
    The setting copy is a photocopy of a printed article. The proofs have handwritten annotations.
  - (559) Nemerov, Howard. "Rope's end" and "Projection" : Tss setting copy, [ca. 1966]. 1 folder.
    With a proof of "Rope's end".
  - (560) O'Faoláin, Seán. "The human thing" : Ts setting copy, [ca. 1965]. 1 folder.
  - (561) Osborne, John, 1907- . "Evelyn Waugh faces Life and vice versa " : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1966. 1 folder.
  - (562) Paz, Octavio, 1914- . "In praise of hands" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, [197-]. 2 folders.
  - (563) Porter, Katherine Anne, 1890-1980. "Notes on the Texas I remember" : Tss and galley proofs, [197-]. 2 folders.
    Two different typescripts, with various handwritten annotations. One is marked for typesetting. The proof has further alterations in the author's hand and in typescript.
  - (564) Powell, Anthony, 1905- . "George Orwell" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand and typescript insertions.
  - (565) Pritchett, V. S. (Victor Sawdon), 1900- . "Kilmainham Gaol" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1966. 1 folder.
  - (566) Rexroth, Kenneth, 1905- . "Among the cypresses at the end of the way of the cross" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, [1966]. 1 folder.
  - (567) Ribicoff, Abraham. "Harmony on the highways" : Ts with Ms alterations, [1965?]. 1 folder.
    With some cut-up pages from a different typescript.
  - (568) Roth, Philip. "In trouble" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1966. 2 folders.
    The setting copy has Ts alterations on slips stapled on. The proof has annotations in the author's hand.
  - (569) Rowan, Helen. Untitled article on Mexican-Americans : Ts, [ca. 1966]. 2 folders.
    Two different typescripts, one with Ms alterations by Manning; and a letter to Manning from Thomas Wolfe about changes to the text.
  - (570) Rowan, Helen. "The minority in search of a leader" : Ts, [1967]. 2 folders.
    A revision of the previous item.
  - (571) Saroyan, William. "The inscribed copy of the Kreutzer sonata" : Tss and galley proofs, 1974. 2 folders.
    Two typescripts, one with the author's handwritten alterations (photocopy) and one marked for setting. The proof has handwritten alterations by the author.
  - (572) Sayles, John, 1950- . "I-80 Nebraska m.490-m.205" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1975. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand. With a covering letter from the author.
  - (573) Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1917- . "On the writing of contemporary history" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, [1967]. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand. With a layout for the first page of the article.
  - (574) Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1917- . "Twenty letters to a father" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (575) Sheed, Wilfred. "The Jones boy forever" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (576) Slate, John H. "A note on man-animal, animal-man, and animal-animal perception" : Ts setting copy and page proofs, [196-]. 1 folder.
  - (577) Snow, C. P. (Charles Percy), 1905- . "G. H. Hardy" : Ts (photocopy) with Annotations in the author's hand, [196-]. 1 folder.
    The typescript is marked for abridgement.
  - (578) Snow, C. P. (Charles Percy), 1905- . "Lloyd George: Britain's great radical" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1966. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (579) Thomson, James Claude, 1931- . "Dragon under glass" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 2 folders.
    The proofs have annotations in the author's hand.
  - (580) Trilling, Diana. Untitled article on Germany : Ts and AMs setting copy and galley proofs, [1967]. 1 folder.
    The proofs have AMs alterations. Published as "Germany 1967."
  - (581) Updike, John. "Augustine's concubine" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, [197-]. 1 folder.
    The setting copy and the proofs have alterations to the text in the author's hand. With a covering letter from the author.
  - (582) Updike, John. "Nakedness" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, [197-]. 1 folder.
    The proofs have alterations to the text in the author's hand.
  - (583) Waugh, Alec, 1898- . "My brother Evelyn" : Ts (carbon), 1967. 1 folder.
    The typescript is marked for abridgement.
  - (584) Voznesenskii, Andrei, 1933- . "Striptease on strike" and "Winter at the track" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1967. 1 folder.
    The proofs have AMs corrections.
  - (585) Wakefield, Dan. "Return to paradise" : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1966. 2 folders.
    The proofs have AMs corrections.
  - (586) Wilson, Edmund, 1895-1972 and O'Connor, Edwin. "The great Baldini " : Ts setting copy and galley proofs, 1969. 3 folders.
    The proofs have Ms annotations by Wilson.
- B. Other compositions edited or published by Manning.
  - (587) The Atlantic Bulletin, farewell edition : Tss and layout, 1967. 2 folders.
    A collection of tributes to Charles W. Morton by Edward Weeks, Louis M. Lyons, Oscar Handlin, and Edwin O'Connor. One typescript is marked for setting, the other, retyped from it, is entitled "In fond remembrance of CWM". With a copy of the Atlantic Bulletin dated 1951.
  - (588) Ball, George W. The discipline of power : partial galley proofs with Ms annotations (photocopies), [ca. 1967]. 2 folders.
    Chapter 8.
  - (589) Ball, George W. The discipline of power : partial Ts (photocopy), 1967. 2 folders.
    Chapter 12. With a covering letter from the author to Manning.
  - (590) Ball, George W. The discipline of power : partial Ts, 1967. 2 folders.
    Chapter 14. With a memorandum from an Atlantic editor and a letter declining publication in Life magazine.
  - (591) Ball, George W. The discipline of power : synopses and blurbs : Tss, [1967]. 1 folder.
    With proofs of the jacket and page proofs of the bibliography.
  - (592) Ball, George W. "Three and one-half superpowers" : Ts, [1968]. 2 folders.
    Written for Life magazine. An early draft of 32 + [11] pp., marked "Incomplete." The typescript is in various formats. P. 26 is partly handwritten by Ball. This and items (593)-(595) are untitled.
  - (593) Ball, George W. "Three and one-half superpowers" : Ts (mostly photocopy), 1968. 2 folders.
    48 pp. Revised from the previous item. With a covering letter to Ball from Manning.
  - (594) Ball, George W. "Three and one-half superpowers" : Ts, 1968. 2 folders.
    51 pp. Revised from the previous item.
  - (595) Ball, George W. "Three and one-half superpowers" : Ts (photocopy), 1968. 2 folders.
    51 pp. Revised from the previous item.
  - (596) Ball, George W. "Three and one-half superpowers" : Ts (photocopy), [1968]. 2 folders.
    32 pp. Revised from the previous item.
  - (597) Ball, George W. "Three and one-half superpowers" : Ts (carbon) (photocopy), 1968. 1 folder.
    Revised from the previous item by a Life editor; with two letters to Ball and Manning from him. The article was published 29 Mar. 1968.
  - (598) Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1929- . One gift only: a memory of John F. Kennedy composed of words he loved and some he spoke : Ts (photocopy), [ca. 1964]. 2 folders.
    The typescript contains texts for inclusion in the book; with Ms annotations by Jacqueline Kennedy, and a contents page in her hand (all photocopies).
    
    Items 598-606 are copy for, and drafts of, this proposed book. The above title is only found in item 606. The chronological arrangement of these items is not certain.
  - (599) Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1929- . One gift only : Ts copy for inclusion, [ca. 1964]. 1 folder.
    Excerpts from literature and speeches of John F. Kennedy. The typescripts are in various formats; some are carbons.
  - (600) Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1929- . One gift only : partial Ms, [ca. 1964]. 1 folder.
    A draft mostly of the commentary by Jacqueline Kennedy; in the hand of Manning's assistant.
  - (601) Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1929- . One gift only : Ts copy for inclusion, [ca. 1964]. 2 folders.
    Further extracts from literature and speeches, indexed to the chapters of the proposed book. The typescripts are mostly carbons.
  - (602) Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1929- . One gift only : partial Ts with Ms annotations, [ca. 1964]. 2 folders.
    Manning's typescript draft pages with his handwritten annotations.
  - (603) Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1929- . One gift only : partial Ts, [ca. 1964]. 1 folder.
    A draft by Manning, breaking off at p. 10.
  - (604) Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1929- . One gift only : partial Ts (carbon), [ca. 1964]. 1 folder.
    A draft by Manning revised from the previous item; breaking off at p. 8.
  - (605) Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1929- . One gift only : partial Ts with AMs annotations, [ca. 1964]. 1 folder.
    A draft by Manning revised from the previous item; breaking off at p. 8.
  - (606) Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1929- . One gift only : Ts, [ca. 1964]. 2 folders.
    44 pp. Removed from a folder marked "final draft."
  - (607) Lindsay, John V. (John Vliet) "Can New York be saved?" : Mss and Tss, 1965. 1 folder.
    The article was ghost-written by Robert and Margaret Manning. It appeared in the Saturday Evening Post for 9 Oct. 1965.
  - (608) Slate, John H. "Funny pieces" : Tss, 1966. 6 folders.
    Typescripts of essays considered for a collection, but never published. With the Atlantic readers' comments on cover sheets. The essays are entitled "De hospitalibus excelsior," "Paradise denounced," "The annual Annual Report report (1965 formbook)," "BUtterfield 9," "What Price Waterhouse?,". With four further essays, "The warning impulse timing and computing haversack (TWITCH)," "A new system for the classification of matter," "An interview concerning 5 little known facts," and "Vote for the party game of your choice."
  - (609) Remembering Margaret Manning 1921-1984 : printed pamphlet, 1985. 1 folder.
    Eulogies including a remembrance by Robert Manning.

Series: IV. Notes and other material.
Includes notes written or assembled by Manning, including printed matter and newspaper clippings. Arranged as far as possible chronologically.
- (610) Fascism! Army talk orientation fact sheet 64 : printed leaflet, 1945. 1 folder.
- (611) Notes on Germany and Austria, 1951. 1 folder.
  Two spiral-bound books with handwritten notes by Manning. One is entitled "Germany Bonn-Berlin" and the other "Germany II Austria."
- (612) Notes on Germany, 1953. 1 folder.
  Spiral-bound notebook with handwritten notes by Manning, marked "Germany 1953."
- (613) Notes from the Geneva conference on disarmament, 1959. 1 folder.
  Three small notebook refills with handwritten notes by Manning.
- (614) Notes on conversation with Ernest Hemingway : AMs and Tss, [1954]. 1 folder.
  The typescripts are an original and one carbon, both with alterations in Manning's hand.
- (615) Notes on Ernest Hemingway's comment on Ezra Pound : Tss with AMs annotations, [1954]. 1 folder.
  One original and one carbon, differently marked up.
- (616) Miscellaneous notes, [ca. 1959]. 1 folder.
  Four small spiral-bound books. Three are in Manning's hand (one marked "Personal - quotes etc.") and one is in the hand of Margaret Manning.
- (617) Transcript of an interview between C. G. (Carl Gustav) Jung and John Freeman, [1959]. 1 folder.
  Typescript stamped "With the compliments of the BBC."
- (618) Notes for a Time cover story on Henry Moore, 1959. 1 folder.
  Stenographer's notebook with handwritten notes by Manning.
- (619) Notes for an article on Stewart Udall, [1961]. 2 folders.
  Five small spiral-bound notebooks with handwritten notes by Manning.
- (620) Notes for an article on Robert F. Kennedy, 1961. 2 folders.
  Handwritten and typed notes on cards, and clippings.
- (621) Dispatches from news agencies, [ca. 1962-1964]. 1 folder.
  Teletype messages.
- (622) Material for speeches, [1962-1964]. 8 folders.
  Includes transcripts of speeches by George W. Ball, McGeorge Bundy, Roswell Gilpatric, Roger Hilsman, Dean Rusk, Erwin D. Canham; with some anonymous speeches, clippings, and notes on cards. Most were removed from a folder marked "Speech material."
- (623) Notes from conferences of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1962. 1 folder.
  Loose-leaf notebook refill with notes by Manning on conferences in Athens and Bonn.
- (624) Notes from an official conference in Bonn, 1962. 1 folder.
  Including a telegram to Manning from George W. Ball.
- (625) Notes from a meeting of the Central Treaty Organization, Ankara, 1962. 1 folder.
  Loose-leaf notebook refill with notes by Manning.
- (626) Notes on Dept. of State affairs, 1962. 1 folder.
  Loose-leaf notebook refill with notes by Manning dated Feb.-Mar. 1962.
- (627) Notes on the government's reaction to rise in steel prices, 1962. 1 folder.
  Loose-leaf notebook refill with typescript narrative by Manning dated Apr. 1962 and clippings.
- (628) Notes on the Secretary of State's trip to Europe, 1962. 1 folder.
  Loose-leaf notebook refill with handwritten notes by Manning entitled "Secretary's European Trip 19 June-29 June."
- (629) Speech by Dean Rusk to the American Society of Newspaper Editors : Tss, [ca. 1962]. 1 folder.
  One partial original with Manning's Ms alterations; and one complete carbon. Marked "Not used."
- (630) Notes on Dept. of State affairs, 1962. 1 folder.
  Loose sheets of various sizes with notes by Manning dated May-Dec. 1962.
- (631) Notes on U.S. reaction to the coup d'etat in Vietnam, 1963. 1 folder.
  Various typescript and handwritten notes by Manning.
- (632) Notes on Dept. of State affairs, 1963. 1 folder.
  Loose sheets of various sizes with notes by Manning dated Jan.-May 1963.
- (633) Notes on Dept. of State affairs, 1963. 2 folders.
  Various notes by Manning and memoranda dated June-Oct. 1963.
- (634) Notes on the assassination of John F. Kennedy, 1963. 1 folder.
  Includes memoranda, one by Walter W. Heller, of how the news came to the party including Manning and some cabinet secretaries then travelling to Japan. Also includes the paper from the United Press teletype on which the news was first read; and other notes and clippings on the assassination.
- (635) Charles E. Wyzanski. "Both the saying and the thinking" : Ts, 1964. 1 folder.
  The second Ellery Sedgwick Memorial Lecture. The typescript also transcribes remarks by Detlev Wulf Bronk and Edward Weeks.
- (636) Notes on the meeting of Ludwig Erhard with Lyndon B. Johnson at the LBJ Ranch, 1964. 1 folder.
  A small notebook with handwritten notes by Manning.
- (637) "Outline for Seminar on Characteristics of U. S. Press and Other Media" : Ts, [ca. 1964]. 1 folder.
- (638) Memoranda on security in the Dept. of State, 1964. 1 folder.
  Including briefing papers for the Secretary of State.
- (639) Dept. of State memoranda on Vietnam, 1964. 1 folder.
- (640) Telegrams between the Dept. of State and U. S. embassies in Delhi and Saigon, 1964. 1 folder.
- (641) United States. Dept. of Defense. Office of News Services. Descriptions of films about Vietnam, 1964. 1 folder.
- (642) Notes on Dept. of State affairs, 1964. 1 folder.
  Various handwritten notes by Manning dated 1964.
- (643) Notes on Dept. of State affairs, [1962-1964]. 2 folders.
  Undated notes and memoranda, mostly handwritten by Manning.
- (644) Notes on government secrecy and freedom of the press, [1963-1966]. 2 folders.
  Various handwritten notes, clippings, and Dept. of State memoranda, mostly undated.
- (645) Notes on projects to publish writings by Svetlana Allilueva, 1967. 1 folder.
- (646) Clippings about Svetlana Allilueva, 1967. 2 folders.
  Many of the clippings are from British newspapers.
- (647) Notes from an interview between Manning and Lyndon B. Johnson, 1967. 2 folders.
- (648) Transcript of the interview of George W. Ball on Meet the Press, 1967. 2 folders.
- (649) Notes from a trip to Germany, 1967. 2 folders.
  Handwritten notes by Manning, with a clipping.
- (650) Larkin, Francis J. "Constitutional revision in Massachusetts - 1967" : Ts (mimeograph), 1967. 1 folder.
- (651) Notes on George W. Ball, The discipline of power, 1967. 2 folders.
  Handwritten notes by Manning, with clippings of reviews and other notices of the book.
- (652) George W. Ball. Testimony before the Fair Campaign Practices Committee : Ts, [1968]. 2 folders.
  Including "exhibits" of photocopied newspaper clippings.
- (653) Notes on Vietnam, 1965-1969. 2 folders.
  Tear sheets from publications of the Foreign Policy Association, and clippings.
- (654) Massachusetts State Democratic Committee. Democratic Advisory Council. "A plan to improve motor vehicle insurance in Massachusetts" : Ts (photocopy), [1967]. 2 folders.
  Annotated by Manning. Issued by the Subcommittee on Compulsory Insurance. With another typescript entitled Compulsory automobile insurance proposal.
- (655) Massachusetts Democratic State Committee. Press releases : Tss (mimeograph), 1968. 1 folder.
  One is entitled "Blueprint for state progress."
- (656) Massachusetts Democratic State Committee. Reports of the Consumer Sub-Committee : Tss (mimeograph), [1967-1968]. 1 folder.
- (657) Massachusetts Democratic State Committee. Reports on reform of the civil service : Tss, 1967. 2 folders.
  One report is by Samuel Hutchison Beer and another is by Richard P. Ward.
- (658) Massachusetts Democratic State Committee. Reports of the Education Sub-Committee : Tss (photocopies), 1968. 2 folders.
  Two typescripts, one a revised version of the other. The author was Jerome B. Wiesner.
- (659) Massachusetts Democratic State Committee. Memorandum from the Sub-Committee on Health and Welfare : Ts (mimeograph), [1967]. 2 folders.
  The author was Arnold M. Soloway.
- (660) Notes on the public relations of the Dept. of Defense, [ca. 1968]. 3 folders.
  A collection of "backup material" assembled for Manning by James G. Phillips of the Congressional Quarterly Inc. It consists of publications of the armed services, National Guard, American Legion and other veterans' organizations. They are numbered 1-17 with an unnumbered item at the end.
- (661) Notes on the public relations of the Dept. of Defense, [ca. 1968]. 12 folders.
  Another collection like the previous item, "backup material for the 2d installment" according to the covering memorandum by Phillips. The items are numbered 2-25.
- (662) Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. Pamphlets and press releases, [ca. 1968]. 1 folder.
  Part of the same collection of source material as the previous two items.
- (663) Air Force Association. Pamphlets, [ca. 1968]. 1 folder.
  Part of the same collection as the previous items.
- (664) National Guard Association of the United States. Facts and comment, 1966. 1 folder.
  A "speaker's kit" of typescript briefing documents. With another press release (1968). Part of the same collection as the previous items.
- (665) Navy League of the United States. Press releases, 1967-1968. 1 folder.
  Part of the same collection as the previous items.
- (666) Association of the United States Army. Programs for annual meetings and other printed announcements, 1967-1968. 1 folder.
  Part of the same collection as the previous items.
- (667) American Legion. Americanism manual, [ca. 1967]. 1 folder.
  With two other documents from the Public Relations Division. Part of the same collection as the previous items.
- (668) Reserve Officers Association of the United States. ROA President's manual (photocopy), [ca. 1967]. 1 folder.
  Part of the same collection as the previous items.
- (669) Yarmolinsky, Adam. Chapter 1 of The military establishment: its impacts on American society : Ts (photocopy). 1968. 2 folders.
  Headed "Draft."
- (670) Yarmolinsky, Adam. Chapter 1 of The military establishment: its impacts on American society : Ts (photocopy). 1969. 3 folders.
  A "revised draft" according to the covering letter.
- (671) Yarmolinsky, Adam. Chapter 2 of The military establishment: its impacts on American society : Ts (photocopy). 1969. 1 folder.
  Entitled "The strategic setting."
- (672) Lyons, Gene Martin, 1924- . "The politics of the professional military" : Ts (photocopy). 1969. 3 folders.
  A chapter intended for The military establishment: its impacts on American society. "2nd revised draft."
- (673) Klein, Burton H. and Perry, Robert, 1925- . "The impact of system acquisition policies" : Ts (photocopy). [ca. 1969]. 3 folders.
  A chapter intended for The military establishment: its impacts on American society.
- (674) Carey, William D. "Resource allocation - reality or illusion" : printed booklet. [ca. 1969]. 1 folder.
  Front cover title: Topic: The Seventies / Arthur D. Little, Inc.
- (675) Klein, Burton H. "Behavior of the military-industrial complex" : Ts (photocopy). [ca. 1969]. 6 folders.
  A chapter intended for The military establishment: its impacts on American society.
- (676) Phillips, James G. "The military public relations apparatus" : Ts with Ms alterations (photocopy). [ca. 1969]. 4 folders.
  A chapter intended for The military establishment: its impacts on American society.
- (677) Crosland, Anthony, 1918- . "On the left again : "page proofs, 1971. 1 folder.
  An article published in "Encounter" for Oct. 1971.
- (678) Argument made by the U.S. Attorney in the case of U.S. v. New York Times : Ts (mimeograph), 1971. 1 folder.
  The Pentagon papers case.
- (679) Clippings on the subject of freedom of the press, 1971-1973. 2 folders.
- (680) Rosenthal, A. M. "The growing crisis of press confidentiality and its impact on foreign policy" : Ts (photocopy), 1972. 1 folder.
- (681) Reviews of Luce and his empire by W. A. Swanberg : tear sheets, 1972. 1 folder.
- (682) Aspen Program on Communications and Society. "The financing of public television" : Ts, 1972. 1 folder.
- (683) Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.).Papers of the Program Managers' Evaluation Committee, 1972. 1 folder.
- (684) Lehrer, James. "Public affairs programming: new directions" : Ts (photocopy), 1972. 3 folders.
- (685) Ball, George W. Untitled article on Japan : Ts (photocopy), 1972. 1 folder.
  Written for the New York Times Sunday magazine.
- (686) Ball, George W. "'There is no new thing under the sun' ": Ts (photocopy), 1972. 1 folder.
  A commencement address at Knox College (Galesburg, Ill.).
- (687) Communications Institute, Academy for Educational Development. "The White House vs. the news media: a collection of facsimile texts" : Ts (photocopy), 1973. 2 folders.
- (688) Public Broadcasting System (U.S.) and Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Resolutions concerning the relationship between the two organizations : Tss (photocopies), 1973. 1 folder.
- (689) American Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation. Press releases : Tss (photocopies), 1973. 1 folder.
  Concerns a bill (the "Absolute Privilege Bill") before Congress. With a letter of transmittal to Manning.
- (690) Friendly, Fred W. Speech on freedom of the press given to the American Society of Magazine Editors : Ts (photocopy), 1973. 1 folder.
- (691) Bundy, McGeorge. Testimony before the Senate Subcommittee on Intergovernmental Relations : Ts (photocopy), 1974. 1 folder.
  With a covering memorandum from an Atlantic editor.
- (692) Friendly, Fred W. "The nervous breakdown of the First Amendment" : Ts (mimeograph), 1974. 1 folder.
- (693) Notes and clippings on the subject of the press and government, 1973-1981 and undated. 1 folder.
- (694) Walter Lippmann 23 September 1889-14 December 1974 : printed booklet, 1975 1 folder.
  Order of a memorial service including eulogies by J. William Fulbright, Philip L. Geyelin, Katharine Graham, Gilbert A. Harrison, Arthur M. Schlesinger, Edward Weeks, Paul Moore.
- (695) Memorial service Mary Flug Handlin 1913-1976 : printed booklet, 1976 1 folder.
  Order of a service in the Memorial Church, Harvard University. including eulogies by Barbara Miller Solomon, Donald Fleming, Lotte Bailyn, Mary Ellen Beck Wohl.
- (696) Burns, John. Untitled article about Edward Korry, [ca. 1977] 1 folder.
  Various typescript pages, some with Ms alterations, including some teletyped pages of alterations. With covering memoranda from Burns to "Gerry."
- (697) Notes and clippings for a proposed article "The system: does it work?", 1980. 1 folder.
- (698) Vallely, Thomas. Clippings and documents about his candidacy for the Massachusetts State Legislature, 1980. 1 folder.
- (699) Winship, Thomas. "Observations on the state of newspaper : "printed article (photocopy), 1981. 1 folder.
  With a typescript curriculum vitae of Winship (1985).
- (700) Weinberger, Caspar W.Remarks to the graduating class of the U. S. Naval War College : Ts (photocopy),1982. 1 folder.
- (701) Prospectuses for The Vietnam experience, [1981-1982]. 1 folder.
  One set of prospectuses from the Boston Publishing Company, and a later one from Time-Life Books.
- (702) Clippings about Mortimer B. Zuckerman, 1981-1983. 1 folder.
  Mostly related to Zuckerman's purchase of the Atlantic.
- (703) Clippings about Mortimer B. Zuckerman, 1984-1985. 1 folder.
- (704) Clippings and notes about the fortieth anniversary of the United Nations, 1985. 1 folder.
- (705) Clippings about Mortimer B. Zuckerman, 1986. 1 folder.
  Mostly related to Zuckerman's lawsuit with Atlantic shareholders.
- (706) Clippings and notes about the war in Vietnam, 1984-1992 and undated. 1 folder.
  Includes typescript pages (photocopies) by Theodore Harold White.
- (707) Notes for a talk on The Vietnam experience : AMs on cards, [198-]. 1 folder.
- (708) Transcripts of articles about Mortimer B. Zuckerman and the Atlantic lawsuit in the Boston Globe from Jan. 1980 to Dec. 1981, 1986. 2 folders.
  Printed out from the Boston Globe Database.
- (709) Transcripts of articles about Mortimer B. Zuckerman and the Atlantic lawsuit in the Boston Globe from Jan. 1982 to Oct. 1984, 1986. 2 folders.
  Like the previous item.
- (710) Transcripts of articles about Mortimer B. Zuckerman and the Atlantic lawsuit in the Boston Globe from Oct. 1984 to May 1986, 1986. 2 folders.
  Like the previous item.
- (711) Notes and clippings on the case of Campbell v. Zuckerman (Mar.-June 1987), 1987. 1 folder.
  Includes handwritten notes taken by Manning in the courtroom.
- (712) Notes and clippings on the case of Campbell v. Zuckerman (July-Sept. 1987), 1987. 1 folder.
- (713) Notes and clippings on Mortimer B. Zuckerman and the Atlantic, 1989-1992. 1 folder.
- (714) Clippings on Ernest Hemingway, 1954-1991. 2 folders.
  With a few photocopied typescript pages. Undated clippings are at the end.
- (715) Notes for The Swamp root chronicle, [ca. 1989]. 2 folders.
  Handwritten notes by Manning with a few photocopied pages.
- (716) Notes on Nieman Fellows, [ca. 1989]. 1 folder.
  Handwritten notes by Manning.
- (717) Biographical material about Michael Demarest : Ts and printed pages (photocopies), 1991. 1 folder.
  With a note of transmittal from a Time, Inc. archivist to Manning.
- (718) Griffith, Thomas. Obituary for T. S. (Thomas Stanley) Matthews, 1991. 1 folder.
  Typescript and clipping (photocopy); with another eulogy by Griffith given at a memorial service, and with two other clippings.
- (719) Miscellaneous clippings, 1960-1969. 1 folder.
- (720) Miscellaneous clippings, 1970-1979. 1 folder.
- (721) Miscellaneous clippings, 1980-1989. 1 folder.
- (722) Miscellaneous clippings, 1990-1993 and undated. 1 folder.
- (723) Notes of quotations, undated. 1 folder.
  Mostly handwritten by Manning.
- (724) Miscellaneous notes, undated. 1 folder.
  Handwritten; some are by Margaret Manning.

Series: V. Biographical material.
- (725) Clippings about Robert Manning, 1930-1949 1 folder.
- (726) Clippings about Robert Manning, 1961. 1 folder.
- (727) Clippings about Robert Manning, 1962. 1 folder.
- (728) Clippings about Robert Manning, 1963. 1 folder.
- (729) Clippings about Robert Manning, 1964. 2 folders.
- (730) Clippings about Robert Manning, 1965. 1 folder.
- (731) Clippings about Robert Manning, 1966. 1 folder.
  Mostly covering Manning's succession as Atlantic editor-in-chief; including a typescript press release.
- (732) Clippings about Robert Manning, 1967-1969. 1 folder.
- (733) Clippings about Robert Manning, 1970-1974. 1 folder.
- (734) Clippings about Robert Manning, 1975-1979. 1 folder.
- (735) Clippings about Robert Manning, 1980-1988. 2 folders.
- (736) List of friends' names and addresses, 1969. 1 folder.
- (737) Clippings of obituary notices for Margaret Manning, 1984. 1 folder.
  With a clipping of a book review by her (1984).
- (738) Biographical documents, 1938-1988. 1 folder.
  Includes Manning's high-school diploma, various forms of a curriculum vitae, and a business card (1988).

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