Terry Sanford Papers, 1920-2006

Collection Number: 03531

Collection Title: Terry Sanford Papers, 1920-2006

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Size	110.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 90,000 items)
Abstract	Terry Sanford of Scotland, Cumberland, Wake, and Durham counties, N.C., was a politician, educator, administrator, lawyer, and soldier. He served as state senator, 1953-1954; governor of North Carolina, 1961-1965; president of Duke University, 1969-1985; and U.S. senator, 1986-1992. The collection includes campaign files and other items relating to Terry Sanford's career. Pre-1960 material includes items related to Strom Thurmond's 1948 Dixiecrat campaign for U.S. President; to Sanford's successful 1949 campaign for president of the Young Democrats Clubs of North Carolina; to Frank Porter Graham's 1950 senatorial campaign; and to North Carolina's Pearsall Plan for public school desegregation. 1959-1960 gubernatorial campaign items include correspondence between Sanford's staff and county liaisons, correspondence with key advisors, clippings from state and regional newspapers, letters responding to Sanford's support of John F. Kennedy at the Democratic National Convention, and films and audio tapes of Sanford gubernatorial campaign advertisements. Topics include agriculture, industry, public schools, welfare, race relations, women in politics, and religion and politics. Items, 1961-1965, document Sanford's political activities as North Carolina governor. Topics include North Carolina's 1963 "Gag Law," the Good Neighbor Council, and the North Carolina Fund. Items, 1965-1984, relate to Sanford's proposed 1968 U.S. senatorial campaign against Sen. Sam Ervin; the 1968 Citizens for Humphrey-Muskie Committee; and Sanford's 1972 and 1976 presidential campaigns. Materials related to Sanford's unsuccessful 1992 U.S. senatorial campaign include North Carolina voters' responses to a Sanford questionnaire, detailed reports on Sanford's opponent Lauch Faircloth, folders on women's and children's issues, and photographs and several video and audio tapes related to the campaign. 1992 campaign topics include welfare, industry, education, crime, and taxes. Correspondents represented in the collection include John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Bill Clinton, Bert Bennett, Hugh Cannon, Henry H. Wilson Jr., Frank Porter Graham, Clyde Hoey, William Friday, Sam Rayburn, W. Kerr Scott, Luther Hodges, Dan K. Moore, Hubert H. Humphrey, I. Beverly Lake, Sr., Malcolm Seawell, Sam Ervin, Lauch Faircloth, John Larkins, John Gavin, Robert F. Kennedy, and Adlai Stevenson. The addition of 2011 contains notes, short letters, and greeting cards, 1960-1985, addressed to Margaret Rose (Knight) Sanford; some letters discuss Sanford's 1960 gubernatorial campaign and victory, support for Sanford's 1961 tax plan, and the end of Sanford's gubernatorial career. There are also a few letters, 1959-1964, chiefly thank-yous, to Terry Sanford; letters, 1960-1967, to his mother about Sanford's achievements; and other items. The addition of 2014 chiefly contains materials related to Sanford family activities and events, including papers related to Sanford's parents, Cecil Sanford, Jr., and Elizabeth Martin Sanford; photo albums related to the Knight family; scrapbooks and photo albums made by Margaret from her college years, Sanford's political races, and vacation trips; personal papers from across both Margaret and Terry Sanfords' lives as well as legal materials, memorial arrangements, and notes of condolence related to their deaths; awards, certificates, and honorary degrees presented to Margaret and Terry Sanford by various institutions; and various recordings, including video interviews with Sanford.
Creator	Sanford, Terry, 1917-1998.
Curatorial Unit	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection.
Language	English

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Restrictions to Access: Use or audio or visual materials may require production of listening or viewing copies.; Materials in box 184 are CLOSED until 2024.; This collection contains additional materials that are not available for immediate or same day access. Please contact Research and Instructional Service staff at wilsonlibrary@unc.edu to discuss options for consulting these materials.

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Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], in the Terry Sanford Papers #3531, Southern Historical Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Acquisitions Information: Received from Terry Sanford of Durham, N.C., 1961-1998 (Acc. 85095, 93018, 98148, 98176); from the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources in October 2001 and December 2003 (Acc. 99092, 99674); from the North Carolina Collection in August 2002 (Acc. 99306) and September 2010 (Acc. 101348); from Terry Sanford Jr. in July 2003 and April 2004 (Acc. 99641, 99760); from Tom Lambeth in January 2005, March 2005, and June 2012 (Acc. 99994, 100025, 101611); and from Marsha C. Vick in April 2007 and September 2009 (Acc. 100649, 101184). Received from Terry Sanford Jr. in October 2011 (Acc. 101517), May 2011 (Acc. 101437) and 2014 (Acc. 103141)

Sensitive Materials Statement: Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, the North Carolina Public Records Act (N.C.G.S. § 132 1 et seq.), and Article 7 of the North Carolina State Personnel Act (Privacy of State Employee Personnel Records, N.C.G.S. § 126-22 et seq.). Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill assumes no responsibility.

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Processed by: Tim Long, Patrick Huber, Tim West, June 1994

Encoded by: Roslyn Holdzkom, 2002

Finding aid updated in May 2002 by John Foster, in October 2006 by Jackie Dean, in May 2007 by Rachel Canada, in July 2010 by Kathryn Michaelis, in October 2011 by Sara Mannheimer, in October 2017 by Mary Oliva, in November 2018 by Laura Smith and Amy Morgan, and in January 2019 by Amy Morgan and Jodi Berkowitz; Laura Hart in February 2021; Anne Wells and Andrew Crook in September 2021

Additional materials have been received, but not incorporated into the original organization of the collection. These materials are similar to those in the original deposit.

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Records and Papers of Terry Sanford, 1945-1998, Duke University Archives, Duke University.
Terry Sanford papers, 1926-1996 and undated, (bulk 1986-1992), David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
"Terry Sanford and the New South" records, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
Terry Sanford Governor's Papers, MARS Number 368, State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, N.C.

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Terry Sanford was born 20 August 1917 in Laurinburg, N. C., the second son of Cecil L. and Elizabeth Martin Sanford. He received the A.B. degree in 1939 and the J.D. degree in 1946 from the University of North Carolina. He served as an FBI agent, 1941-1942, with the United States Army in Europe during World War II, and as assistant director of the Institute of Government, UNC-Chapel Hill, 1946-1948. Sanford practiced as an attorney in Fayetteville, N.C., from 1948 until he was elected governor of North Carolina in 1960, serving as president of the Young Democratic Clubs of North Carolina, 1949-1950, and North Carolina state senator, 1953-1954. He practiced law again after leaving office in 1965, and, in 1969, became president of Duke University, a position he held until 1985. Sanford was United States senator from North Carolina, 1986-1992.

Sanford married Margaret Rose Knight in 1942; their two children are Elizabeth Knight and Terry Jr.

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This collection contains materials primarily related to Terry Sanford's political career. From his campaign for president of the Young Democrats Clubs of North Carolina in 1949 through his unsuccessful 1992 senatorial campaign, Sanford spent much of his time either in office or campaigning for office.

The first five series detail discrete parts of Sanford's political activities. Series 1 concerns many of Sanford's political activities prior to his 1959-1960 gubernatorial campaign. Especially well-documented are his efforts to gather support for his bid to become president of the Young Democratic Clubs of North Carolina in 1950. Also included is a small amount of information about W. Kerr Scott's successful 1948 gubernatorial campaign, and a scrapbook concerning Frank Porter Graham's senatorial campaign of 1950.

Series 2 offers detailed information on Sanford's 1959-1960 gubernatorial campaign. Included are day-to-day accounts from local Sanford supporters, Sanford correspondence with key advisors, clippings from dozens of state and regional newspapers, telegrams and letters reacting to Sanford's support of John F. Kennedy at the Democratic National Convention, and other items. Also included are film (Series 6) and audio recordings (Series 7) of Sanford gubernatorial campaign advertisements.

Series 3 documents Sanford's political activities as governor of North Carolina, 1961-1965. Most of Sanford's official records as governor are housed at the North Carolina State Archives in Raleigh, N.C. The materials in this collection include hundreds of applications for political appointments and items concerning the North Carolina Democratic Party. Also included are several films in Series 6 and dozens of audiotapes in Series 7, recorded while Sanford was governor.

Series 4 covers the years after Sanford left the governor's office until he was elected United States senator in 1986. During much of this time, Sanford was president of Duke University; and most of his papers from this period are housed at Duke. Materials in this collection include items related to Sanford's proposed 1968 senatorial campaign against Sam Ervin and to both runs at the United States presidency made by Sanford in 1972 and 1976. Series 4 also contains detailed information on the 1968 Citizens for Humphrey-Muskie Committee that supported Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie. Sanford was the Committee's co-chair. Note that there are no materials relating to Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign.

Series 5 contains items related primarily to Sanford's unsuccessful 1992 senatorial campaign. Included are North Carolina voters' responses to a Sanford questionnaire and detailed reports on Sanford's opponent, Lauch Faircloth. Also included are several video (Series 6) and audio (Series 7) recordings relating to the campaign.

Series 8 contains photographs primarily related to the 1992 United States Senate campaign.

The Addition of 2011 primarily consists of notes, short letters, and greeting cards, 1960-1985, from friends and acquaintances addressed to Margaret Rose Sanford. Topics addressed include Terry Sanford's gubernatorial campaign in 1960, congratulations on Sanford's victory, declarations of support for Sanford's 1961 tax plan, and the conclusion of Terry Sanford's term as governor in 1964. There are also a few letters that disagree with Sanford's policies. There are notes and letters from Virginia Davis, secretary to the governor of Missouri John M. Dalton. One of Davis' letters, dated 12 December 1963, mentions Kennedy's assassination; another letter dated 11 June 1964 touches on the topic of working women. There are also notes from the Capitol Receptionist-Secretary and Margaret Rose Sanford's secretary. There are also meeting minutes, receiving line lists, and other items relating to Margaret Rose Sanford's role as First Lady. The Addition also includes a small amount of letters, primarily thank-yous, addressed to Terry Sanford as well as letters to Terry Sanford's mother, Elizabeth Martin Sanford, discussing Terry Sanford's achievements.

The addition of 2014 contains materials related to Sanford family activities and events, including papers related to Sanford's parents, Cecil Sanford Jr. and Elizabeth Martin Sanford; photo albums related to the Knight family; scrapbooks and photo albums made by Margaret from her college years, Sanford's political races, and vacation trips; personal papers from across both Margaret and Terry Sanfords' lives as well as legal materials, memorial arrangements, and notes of condolence related to their deaths; awards, certificates, and honorary degrees presented to Margaret and Terry Sanford by various institutions; and various recordings, including video interviews with Sanford.

Unincorporated additions contain materials similar to those in other series.

Contents list

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1. Pre-1960 Material, 1946-1959.
1.1. Young Democratic Clubs of North Carolina, 1949-1952 and undated.
1.2. Other Loose Papers.
1.3. Volumes, 1946-1950.
2. 1960 Gubernatorial Campaign Material, 1958-1960.
2.1. County Files, 1959-1960 and undated.
2.2. General Correspondence, 1959-1960 and undated.
2.3. Speeches, Statements, and Background Materials, 1959-1960 and undated.
2.4. Congratulatory Material, 1960 and undated.
2.5. Clippings, 1959-1960 and undated.
2.6. Democratic National Convention, 1960 and undated.
2.7. Other Material, 1958-1960 and undated.
3. Gubernatorial Materials, 1960-1965.
3.1. Speeches, Press Releases, and Related Items, 1961-1965 and undated.
3.2. Political Appointments, 1961-1965 and undated.
3.2.1. Agency, 1961-1965 and undated.
3.2.2. Applicant Files, 1961-1965 and undated.
3.2.3. Other Files, 1961-1965 and undated.
3.3. Other Political Correspondence and Related Materials, 1961-1965 and undated.
3.3.1. Terry Sanford, 1961-1965 and undated.
3.3.2. Henry H. Wilson Jr., 1962-1964.
3.3.3. Bert Bennett, 1961-1964.
3.3.4. Other Gubernatorial Staff, 1961-1964.
3.3.5. J. William Copeland, 1960-1961.
3.4. North Carolina Fund, 1963-1965 and undated.
3.5. State Departmental and Other Reports, 1963-1964 and undated.
3.6. Newspaper Clippings, 1960-1965.
3.6.1. Newspaper Clippings Arranged by Date, 1960-1965 and undated.
3.6.2. Newspaper Clippings Arranged by Subject, 1960-1965.
3.7. Miscellaneous, 1961-1964.
4. Post-Gubernatorial/Pre-Senate Years, 1965-1984.
4.1. Possible Senate Run, 1968.
4.2. Citizens for Humphrey-Muskie, 1968.
4.3. Sanford for President, 1972, 1976.
4.4. Other Material, 1965-1972.
5. 1992 United States Senate Campaign Materials, 1991-1992.
5.1. Speeches, Press Releases, and Press Conferences, 1991-1992.
5.2. Campaign Schedules and Invitation Regrets, 1992.
5.3. Radio and Television Materials, 1992 and undated.
5.4. Campaign Literature and Invitations to Fund-Raising Events, 1992 and undated.
5.5. Campaign Correspondence, 1992.
5.6. Newspaper Clippings, 1992.
5.7. Lauch Faircloth, 1992 and undated.
5.7.1. Campaign Materials, 1992 and undated.
5.3.2. Research on Faircloth, 1992.
5.8. Background Material on Campaign Issues, 1992.
6. Moving Images, 1960-1964, 1990-1992 and undated.
6.1. Films, 1960-1964 and undated.
6.2. Videotapes, 1963, 1990-1992 and undated.
7. Audiotapes, 1960-1992 and undated.
8. Photographs, circa 1958-1992
Additions of 1998-2001 (Acc. 98148, 98176, 99092)
Additions of 2002-2007, 2009 (Acc. 99306, 99641, 99674, 99760, 99994, 100025, 100649, 101184)
Addition of September 2010, 1963 (Acc. 101348).
Addition of October 2011, 1959-1985 (Acc. 101517).
Addition of June 2012: Kerr Scott Campaign, 1948
Addition of 2014, 1929-2006 (Acc. 103141).
Letters from Terry Sanford to Margaret Rose Sanford, 1944-1945 (Addition of May 2011)

Expand/collapse Series 1. Pre-1960 Material, 1946-1959.

About 580 items.

Political materials of Sanford. Items document Sanford's activities as member and president of the Young Democratic Clubs of North Carolina and other political activities. They include correspondence, speeches, newspaper clippings, and two scrapbooks, one of which concerns the Frank Porter Graham United States senate campaign of 1950. See Series 2 for pre-1960 material related to Sanford's 1960 gubernatorial campaign.

Expand/collapse Subseries 1.1. Young Democratic Clubs of North Carolina, 1949-1952 and undated.

About 350 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Chiefly correspondence related to Sanford's activities as member and president of the Young Democratic Clubs of North Carolina (see also Volume 1 in Subseries 1.3). Included are letters, 1949, in support of Sanford's campaign for the presidency of the YDC; letters, 1949, congratulating Sanford on his YDC victory; and correspondence, 1949-1952, detailing YDC business. Correspondents include senators Frank Porter Graham and Clyde Hoey, William Friday, Sam Rayburn, Alben W. Barclay, Thad Eure, W. Kerr Scott, and Charles B. Deane. Also included is correspondence, 1951-1952, with Estes Kefauver relating to Kefauver's campaign for president.

Folder 1	July 1949
Folder 2	August 1949
Folder 3	1-15 September 1949
Folder 4	16-30 September 1949
Folder 5	October-November 1949
Folder 6	December 1949, 1949 undated
Folder 7	January-March 1950
Folder 8	April-July 1950
Folder 9	August 1950
Folder 10	September 1950
Folder 11	October-December 1950, 1950 undated
Folder 12	January 1951, 1951 undated
Folder 13	January-April 1952
Folder 14	May-July 1952
Folder 15	August 1952, 1952 undated

Expand/collapse Subseries 1.2. Other Loose Papers.

About 200 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by file title.

Speeches, correspondence, legal papers, newspaper clippings, and other items chiefly relating to Sanford's early political career. Included are several farm speeches; correspondence with Luther Hodges, Joe Crawford, and others; promotional material, 1948, relating to Strom Thurmond's Dixiecrat campaign; and legal papers and newspaper clippings, 1955-1956, about the Pearsall Plan, North Carolina's legislative response to the United States Supreme Court's ruling against school segregation.

Folder 16a	American Legion
Folder 16b	Crawford, Joe
Folder 17	Farming speech
Folder 18	Hodges, Luther
Folder 19a	Miscellaneous: Correspondence, March 1954-August 1958
Folder 19b	Miscellaneous: Correspondence, September 1958-December 1959
Folder 19c	Miscellaneous: Other miscellaneous items
Folder 20a	Pearsall Plan
Folder 20b	Pearsall Plan
Folder 20c	Pearsall Plan
Folder 21	Thurmond, Strom: Material used by supporters in 1948

Expand/collapse Subseries 1.3. Volumes, 1946-1950.

30 items.

Two scrapbooks, one with clippings and memorabilia relating to Sanford's early career and the other with information from the 1950 campaign of Frank Porter Graham for United States Senate; a notebook from a 1958 congressional campaign; and results of voter opinion surveys.

Folder 22	Volume 1: Clippings and other memorabilia relating to Sanford's law practice and his bid for the Young Democratic Clubs presidency
Folder 23	Materials removed from Volume 1, including clippings and a letter from Kidd Brewer
Folder 24a	Volume 2: Clippings and brief notes concerning county-level leaders of the Frank Porter Graham campaign, other Graham supporters, and Graham opponents, arranged by county (removed from 3-ring binder)
Folder 24b	Volume 3: Notebook with brief notes on the 1958 campaign of David Clark, democrat of Mecklenburg County, for United States House of Representatives
Oversize Volume SV-3531/1	Oversize volume 1: Scrapbook
Oversize Volume SV-3531/2-5 SV-3531/2 SV-3531/3 SV-3531/4 SV-3531/5	Oversize volumes 2-5: Results of North Carolina voter opinion surveys, 15 April 1972

Expand/collapse Series 2. 1960 Gubernatorial Campaign Material, 1958-1960.

About 40,450 items.

Material relating to the 1960 gubernatorial campaign, dating from exploratory letters Sanford sent in late 1958 to expressions of support he received on election day, November 8, 1960.

Expand/collapse Subseries 2.1. County Files, 1959-1960 and undated.

About 17,700 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by county.

Chiefly correspondence and newspaper clippings related to county-level activities during Terry Sanford's 1960 gubernatorial campaign. Included is day-to-day correspondence between Sanford and county liaisons about campaign strategy and people to contact. Also included are letters to and from Sanford supporters and contributors and mounted clippings about activities in various counties.

Folder 25-28 Folder 25 Folder 26 Folder 27 Folder 28	Alamance
Folder 29	Alexander
Folder 30	Alleghany
Folder 31	Anson
Folder 32	Ashe
Folder 33	Avery
Folder 34-35 Folder 34 Folder 35	Beaufort
Folder 36	Bertie
Folder 37	Bladen
Folder 38	Brunswick
Folder 39-42 Folder 39 Folder 40 Folder 41 Folder 42	Buncombe
Folder 43-44 Folder 43 Folder 44	Burke
Folder 45-46 Folder 45 Folder 46	Cabarrus
Folder 47-48 Folder 47 Folder 48	Caldwell
Folder 49	Camden
Folder 50-52 Folder 50 Folder 51 Folder 52	Carteret
Folder 53	Caswell
Folder 54-55 Folder 54 Folder 55	Catawba
Folder 56-57 Folder 56 Folder 57	Chatham
Folder 58	Cherokee
Folder 59	Chowan
Folder 60	Clay
Folder 61-62 Folder 61 Folder 62	Cleveland
Folder 63-64 Folder 63 Folder 64	Columbus
Folder 65-66 Folder 65 Folder 66	Craven
Folder 67-71 Folder 67 Folder 68 Folder 69 Folder 70 Folder 71	Cumberland
Folder 72	Currituck
Folder 73-74 Folder 73 Folder 74	Dare
Folder 75-77 Folder 75 Folder 76 Folder 77	Davidson
Folder 78	Davie
Folder 79-80 Folder 79 Folder 80	Duplin
Folder 81-85 Folder 81 Folder 82 Folder 83 Folder 84 Folder 85	Durham
Folder 86-89 Folder 86 Folder 87 Folder 88 Folder 89	Edgecombe
Folder 90-95 Folder 90 Folder 91 Folder 92 Folder 93 Folder 94 Folder 95	Forsyth
Folder 96-97 Folder 96 Folder 97	Franklin
Folder 98-100 Folder 98 Folder 99 Folder 100	Gaston
Folder 101	Gates
Folder 102	Graham
Folder 103	Granville
Folder 104	Greene
Folder 105-117 Folder 105 Folder 106 Folder 107 Folder 108 Folder 109 Folder 110 Folder 111 Folder 112 Folder 113 Folder 114 Folder 115 Folder 116 Folder 117	Guilford
Folder 118-119 Folder 118 Folder 119	Halifax
Folder 120-121 Folder 120 Folder 121	Harnett
Folder 122-123 Folder 122 Folder 123	Haywood
Folder 124-125 Folder 124 Folder 125	Henderson
Folder 126-127 Folder 126 Folder 127	Hertford
Folder 128	Hoke
Folder 129	Hyde
Folder 130-131 Folder 130 Folder 131	Iredell
Folder 132	Jackson
Folder 133-135 Folder 133 Folder 134 Folder 135	Johnston
Folder 136	Jones
Folder 137-138 Folder 137 Folder 138	Lee
Folder 139-140 Folder 139 Folder 140	Lenoir
Folder 141	Lincoln
Folder 142	McDowell
Folder 143	Macon
Folder 144	Madison
Folder 145	Martin
Folder 146-153 Folder 146 Folder 147 Folder 148 Folder 149 Folder 150 Folder 151 Folder 152 Folder 153	Mecklenburg
Folder 154	Mitchell
Folder 155	Montgomery
Folder 156-157 Folder 156 Folder 157	Moore
Folder 158-159 Folder 158 Folder 159	Nash
Folder 160-162 Folder 160 Folder 161 Folder 162	New Hanover
Folder 163	Northampton
Folder 164-165 Folder 164 Folder 165	Onslow
Folder 166-170 Folder 166 Folder 167 Folder 168 Folder 169 Folder 170	Orange
Folder 171	Pamlico
Folder 172-173 Folder 172 Folder 173	Pasquotank
Folder 174-175 Folder 174 Folder 175	Pender
Folder 176	Perquimans
Folder 177-178 Folder 177 Folder 178	Person
Folder 179-182 Folder 179 Folder 180 Folder 181 Folder 182	Pitt
Folder 183	Polk
Folder 184-185 Folder 184 Folder 185	Randolph
Folder 186-187 Folder 186 Folder 187	Richmond
Folder 188-190 Folder 188 Folder 189 Folder 190	Robeson
Folder 191-192 Folder 191 Folder 192	Rockingham
Folder 193-194 Folder 193 Folder 194	Rowan
Folder 195-196 Folder 195 Folder 196	Rutherford
Folder 197-198 Folder 197 Folder 198	Sampson
Folder 199-200 Folder 199 Folder 200	Scotland
Folder 201-202 Folder 201 Folder 202	Stanly
Folder 203	Stokes
Folder 204-205 Folder 204 Folder 205	Surry
Folder 206	Swain
Folder 207	Transylvania
Folder 208	Tyrrell
Folder 209-210 Folder 209 Folder 210	Union
Folder 211	Vance
Folder 212-227 Folder 212 Folder 213 Folder 214 Folder 215 Folder 216 Folder 217 Folder 218 Folder 219 Folder 220 Folder 221 Folder 222 Folder 223 Folder 224 Folder 225 Folder 226 Folder 227	Wake
Folder 228	Warren
Folder 229	Washington
Folder 230	Watauga
Folder 231-232 Folder 231 Folder 232	Wayne
Folder 233-234 Folder 233 Folder 234	Wilkes
Folder 235-237 Folder 235 Folder 236 Folder 237	Wilson
Folder 238-239 Folder 238 Folder 239	Yadkin
Folder 240-241 Folder 240 Folder 241	Yancey

Expand/collapse Subseries 2.2. General Correspondence, 1959-1960 and undated.

About 1,400 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by file title.

Chiefly correspondence concerning Sanford's 1960 gubernatorial campaign, most of it between Sanford and campaign supporters and advisors or between members of Sanford's campaign staff and individuals with an interest in the campaign. Individuals represented include Bert Bennett, campaign manager; Tom Lambeth, personal aide; and Graham Jones, director of information. Correspondents include W. Kenneth Anderson, Doris Cromartie, DulaHawkins, Ben Roney, Robert W. Scott, and Henry Hall Wilson Jr. Note that original file titles have, for the most part, been retained.

Folder 242	Agricultural teachers' letters
Folder 243-244 Folder 243 Folder 244	Anderson, W. Kenneth
Folder 245-246 Folder 245 Folder 246	Bennett, Bert
Folder 247	Bowles, Hargrove Jr.
Folder 248a-248c	Campaign contributions
Folder 248d	Campaign finances
Folder 249	Cavendish, M.E.
Folder 250	Clark, Ed
Folder 251	Cromartie, Doris
Folder 252	Daniel, Ted, Mrs.: Public relations
Folder 253	Davis, Tom I.
Folder 254	Engagements and appointments
Folder 255	Evans, Merrill
Folder 256	Farmer, Lyston
Folder 257	FBI
Folder 258-259 Folder 258 Folder 259	General political
Folder 260	Hardin, Herb
Folder 261	Hawkins, Dula
Folder 262	Hyde, Wallace
Folder 263	Jones, Graham
Folder 264	Lambeth, Tom
Folder 265	Lathan, James
Folder 266	Legislative file: North Carolina General Assembly
Folder 267-268 Folder 267 Folder 268	Letter campaign
Folder 269	Lloyd, Leonard
Folder 270	Newton, Clint
Folder 271	North Carolina Education Association
Folder 272-279 Folder 272 Folder 273 Folder 274 Folder 275 Folder 276 Folder 277 Folder 278 Folder 279	Out-of-state correspondence
Folder 280	Personal
Folder 281	Plug paperweights
Folder 282	Pool, Jack
Folder 283	Redden, Monroe M.
Folder 284	Roney, Ben
Folder 285-286 Folder 285 Folder 286	Scott, Robert W.
Folder 287	Shuffler, Marion J.
Folder 288	State Steering Committee
Folder 289	Staton, William
Folder 290	Stephens, Ralph C.
Folder 291	Superintendent's letters
Folder 292	Teague, Woodrow
Folder 293	Thompson, Robert
Folder 294	Tomlimson, Gordon
Folder 295	Wilder, Roy
Folder 296-297 Folder 296 Folder 297	Wilson, Henry Hall Jr.
Folder 298	Women's Organization
Folder 299-300 Folder 299 Folder 300	Young voters
Folder 301	Younts, Paul

Expand/collapse Subseries 2.3. Speeches, Statements, and Background Materials, 1959-1960 and undated.

About 3,500 items.

Arrangement: speeches/statements; then background materials alphabetical by file title.

Chiefly speeches by Sanford, statements by and about him, and background material relating to issues in the 1960 gubernatorial race. Background material consists chiefly of newspaper clippings, publications, notes, reports, statements and speeches by others, with some correspondence included (see Subseries 2.5 for more clippings). Key issues include agriculture, education, race relations, public health, and welfare. (See Subseries 6.1 and Series 7 for related films and audiotapes.)

Folder 302-315 Folder 302 Folder 303 Folder 304 Folder 305 Folder 306 Folder 307 Folder 308 Folder 309 Folder 310 Folder 311 Folder 312 Folder 313 Folder 314 Folder 315	Speeches/statements
Folder 316-317 Folder 316 Folder 317	Conservation and development
Folder 318	County government
Folder 319-321 Folder 319 Folder 320 Folder 321	Democratic Party
Folder 322-326 Folder 322 Folder 323 Folder 324 Folder 325 Folder 326	Education
Folder 327-329 Folder 327 Folder 328 Folder 329	Farming
Folder 330-331 Folder 330 Folder 331	Finances
Folder 332	Labor
Folder 333	Mental institutions
Folder 334	Prisons
Folder 335	Public health
Folder 336-340 Folder 336 Folder 337 Folder 338 Folder 339 Folder 340	Race relations
Folder 341	Rural electrification
Folder 342-344 Folder 342 Folder 343 Folder 344	Primary run-off
Folder 345	School finance
Folder 346	Small loans
Folder 347	State employees
Folder 348	Water resources
Folder 349	Welfare
Folder 350	World peace

Expand/collapse Subseries 2.4. Congratulatory Material, 1960 and undated.

About 165 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Telegrams, post cards, and letters of good wishes and congratulations to Sanford from friends, acquaintances, and supporters throughout North Carolina and the United States, with scattered responses by Sanford. Items convey congratulations to Sanford for his February 1960 announcement of his intention to run for governor and for his performance in the 13 June 1960 debate with I. Beverly Lake, as well as for his electoral victories in May and June. Also included are a few telegrams from the eve of the 8 November 1960 general election. (See Subseries 3.3.1 for other congratulatory material from the November election.)

Folder 351	Candidacy announcement
Folder 352	May 1960 primary victory
Folder 353	June 1960 debate
Folder 354-358 Folder 354 Folder 355 Folder 356 Folder 357 Folder 358	June 1960 run-off victory
Folder 359	November 1960 general election victory

Expand/collapse Subseries 2.5. Clippings, 1959-1960 and undated.

About 16,500 items.

Arrangement: in two runs: roughly alphabetical by file title, then chronological.

Articles, editorials, and advertisements from dozens of North Carolina (and some Virginia and South Carolina) newspapers pertaining to the gubernatorial campaign of 1960. Topics include race relations, the presidential campaign, education, industrial development, campaign costs, taxation, North Carolina courts, roads, agriculture, women in politics, religion and politics, insurance, and other issues. Individuals important in the clippings include Terry Sanford, I. Beverly Lake, Malcolm Seawell, John Larkins, John Gavin, John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard Nixon, and other persons. Note that original folder headings have, for the most part, been retained. (See Subseries 2.3 and 2.7 for other clippings from this period; see Subseries 6.1 and Series 7 for films and audiotapes related to the 1960 campaign.)

Folder 360-378 Folder 360 Folder 361 Folder 362 Folder 363 Folder 364 Folder 365 Folder 366 Folder 367 Folder 368 Folder 369 Folder 370 Folder 371 Folder 372 Folder 373 Folder 374 Folder 375 Folder 376 Folder 377 Folder 378	Advertisements
Folder 379	Agriculture
Folder 380	Albemarle meeting
Folder 381	Alcoholic beverage control
Folder 382	Alcorn comes to North Carolina
Folder 383-385 Folder 383 Folder 384 Folder 385	Kennedy, John F: Anti-Kennedy ads
Folder 386	Art museum architecture
Folder 387-389 Folder 387 Folder 388 Folder 389	North Carolina Assembly (no folder 388)
Folder 390	Attacks on Sanford
Folder 391	Automobile insurance and gas rates
Folder 392	Baptist Committee: Public affairs
Folder 393	Baptists repudiate sign
Folder 394	Belk, Henry
Folder 395	Bennett, Bert L.
Folder 396-397 Folder 396 Folder 397	Benson, Cliff
Folder 398	Blue, Clifton
Folder 399	Blue law
Folder 400	Bond election
Folder 401	Bowles, John
Folder 402	Boyd for governor
Folder 403	Democratic National Convention: Breakdown of votes
Folder 404	Brewer, Kidd
Folder 405	Budget and finance
Folder 406	Budget hearings, 1960
Folder 407	Bumper stickers
Folder 408-409 Folder 408 Folder 409	Campaign expenses: Sanford and Lake
Folder 410	Campaign issues
Folder 411	Campaign Region 1
Folder 412	Campaign Region 2
Folder 413	Campaign Region 3
Folder 414	Campaign Region 4
Folder 415	Campaign Region 5
Folder 416	Campaign Region 6
Folder 417	Campaign Region 7
Folder 418	Campaign Region 8
Folder 419	Campaign Region 9
Folder 420	Campaign Region 10
Folder 421	Campaign Region 11
Folder 422	Campaign Region 12
Folder 423-429 Folder 423 Folder 424 Folder 425 Folder 426 Folder 427 Folder 428 Folder 429	Campaign speculations
Folder 430	Capital punishment
Folder 431	Charlotte Press Conference, 2 May 1960
Folder 432	Citizens for Gavin
Folder 433	Civil defense
Folder 434	Civil rights caucus (North Carolina delegates)
Folder 435	Civil Rights Commission
Folder 436	Columns
Folder 437	Johnson, Lyndon B.: Conference
Folder 438	Conservation and Development Board
Folder 439-440a	County chairs
Folder 440b	County files
Folder 441-443 Folder 441 Folder 442 Folder 443	County organizations
Folder 444-445 Folder 444 Folder 445	Court reform
Folder 446	Craven, Charles
Folder 447	Davis, Burke
Folder 448-449 Folder 448 Folder 449	Debate: Sanford-I. Beverly Lake
Folder 450	Delayed tour
Folder 451-455 Folder 451 Folder 452 Folder 453 Folder 454 Folder 455	Democratic Party
Folder 456-460 Folder 456 Folder 457 Folder 458 Folder 459 Folder 460	District rallies
Folder 461	"Down In Iredell" columns
Folder 462	Dunn, Charles
Folder 463	Dynamite: Spruce Pine (lack of laws)
Folder 464	Economy
Folder 465	Editorials
Folder 466	Editorials, including comments on leaflets
Folder 467-470 Folder 467 Folder 468 Folder 469 Folder 470	Editorials: For Sanford
Folder 471	Editorials: Henry C. Lodge
Folder 472	Editorials: I. Beverly Lake
Folder 473-474 Folder 473 Folder 474	Editorials: John F. Kennedy
Folder 475	Editorials: I Beverly Lake
Folder 476	Editorials: Richard M. Nixon
Folder 477-478 Folder 477 Folder 478	Editorials: Terry Sanford
Folder 479	Editorials: Two party
Folder 480-492 Folder 480 Folder 481 Folder 482 Folder 483 Folder 484 Folder 485 Folder 486 Folder 487 Folder 488 Folder 489 Folder 490 Folder 491 Folder 492	Education
Folder 493	Kennedy, John F.: Sanford endorses
Folder 494	Elderly voters organization
Folder 495	Farm program: National
Folder 496	Farm program: State
Folder 497a	Farm speeches
Folder 497b	Finlator, W. W.
Folder 498	Firemen
Folder 499-500 Folder 499 Folder 500	First primary
Folder 501	Florida governor: Bryant election
Folder 502	Gary, Kays
Folder 503-529 Folder 503 Folder 504 Folder 505 Folder 506 Folder 507 Folder 508 Folder 509 Folder 510 Folder 511 Folder 512 Folder 513 Folder 514 Folder 515 Folder 516 Folder 517 Folder 518 Folder 519 Folder 520 Folder 521 Folder 522 Folder 523 Folder 524 Folder 525 Folder 526 Folder 527 Folder 528 Folder 529	Gavin, Robert
Folder 530-531 Folder 530 Folder 531	General: All candidates
Folder 532-538 Folder 532 Folder 533 Folder 534 Folder 535 Folder 536 Folder 537 Folder 538	General editorials
Folder 539-549 Folder 539 Folder 540 Folder 541 Folder 542 Folder 543 Folder 544 Folder 545 Folder 546 Folder 547 Folder 548 Folder 549	General publicity: Sanford
Folder 550-556 Folder 550 Folder 551 Folder 552 Folder 553 Folder 554 Folder 555 Folder 556	General publicity: All candidates
Folder 557	Gill: Editorials
Folder 558	Goldwater, Rocky: Speeches
Folder 559-566 Folder 559 Folder 560 Folder 561 Folder 562 Folder 563 Folder 564 Folder 565 Folder 566	Republican Party (GOP)
Folder 567	Graham, Frank Porter
Folder 568	Great debate: Kennedy-Nixon debate
Folder 569	Griffith, Motte
Folder 570	Hate leaflets
Folder 571	Headquarters opening
Folder 572	Health
Folder 573	Hewlett, Addison
Folder 574	Higher education
Folder 575	Highway Commission
Folder 576-577 Folder 576 Folder 577	Highway program
Folder 578-588 Folder 578 Folder 579 Folder 580 Folder 581 Folder 582 Folder 583 Folder 584 Folder 585 Folder 586 Folder 587 Folder 588	Hodges, Luther
Folder 589	Hollings, Ernest
Folder 590	Home rule
Folder 591	Hunter, Marjorie
Folder 592	Illiteracy
Folder 593	Importance of North Carolina and South in 1960
Folder 594-599 Folder 594 Folder 595 Folder 596 Folder 597 Folder 598 Folder 599	Industry and ports
Folder 600	Jenkins, Jay
Folder 601	NAACP: Job drive
Folder 602	Job obligations: Sanford
Folder 603-605 Folder 603 Folder 604 Folder 605	Johnson, Lyndon B.
Folder 606	Jonas, Charles R.
Folder 607	Jones for governor
Folder 608	Jordan, B. Everett
Folder 609	Kennedy, John F.: Aides in North Carolina
Folder 610	Folder number not used
Folder 611	Kennedy, John F.; Johnson, Lyndon B.
Folder 612	Kennedy, Robert
Folder 613	Kennedy, John F.: Committees
Folder 614-625 Folder 614 Folder 615 Folder 616 Folder 617 Folder 618 Folder 619 Folder 620 Folder 621 Folder 622 Folder 623 Folder 624 Folder 625	Kennedy, John F.
Folder 626	Kennedy, Rose and Johnson, Lady Bird
Folder 627	Kirkman, O. Arthur
Folder 628	Koenenn, Joe
Folder 629	Labor
Folder 630-657 Folder 630 Folder 631 Folder 632 Folder 633 Folder 634 Folder 635 Folder 636 Folder 637 Folder 638 Folder 639 Folder 640 Folder 641 Folder 642 Folder 643 Folder 644 Folder 645 Folder 646 Folder 647 Folder 648 Folder 649 Folder 650 Folder 651 Folder 652 Folder 653 Folder 654 Folder 655 Folder 656 Folder 657	Lake, I. Beverly
Folder 658-668 Folder 658 Folder 659 Folder 660 Folder 661 Folder 662 Folder 663 Folder 664 Folder 665 Folder 666 Folder 667 Folder 668	Larkins, John
Folder 669	League of Municipalities
Folder 670	League of Women Voters
Folder 671	Lee County rally
Folder 672	Legislators: State, national; speculation, etc.
Folder 673-679 Folder 673 Folder 674 Folder 675 Folder 676 Folder 677 Folder 678 Folder 679	Letters to the editor
Folder 680	Lieutenant Governor campaign
Folder 681	Literature
Folder 682	Local candidates
Folder 683	Lodge/Greensboro visit
Folder 684	Johnson, Lyndon B.
Folder 685	Lake, I. Beverly: "Machine"
Folder 686	McLendon, L. P.
Folder 687	McPherson, Holt
Folder 688	Medical
Folder 689	Mental health
Folder 690	Methodist College
Folder 691	Milgram, Henry
Folder 692	Minimum wage
Folder 693-694 Folder 693 Folder 694	Miscellaneous
Folder 695	Miscellaneous: Speakers
Folder 696-697 Folder 696 Folder 697	Miscellaneous: Republican Party
Folder 698	Morton comes to North Carolina
Folder 699	Mueller at State Fair
Folder 700	Munger, Guy
Folder 701	Myrover, George
Folder 702	National Guard
Folder 703	African American vote
Folder 704	New faces for the Democratic Organization
Folder 705	New legislative building
Folder 706	Newsmen believe Kennedy will win: Asheville meeting
Folder 707-709 Folder 707 Folder 708 Folder 709	Nesbit, Lynn
Folder 710-714 Folder 710 Folder 711 Folder 712 Folder 713 Folder 714	Nixon, Richard
Folder 715	Gavin, Robert: "No Deficit Spending"
Folder 716	North Carolina delegation takes poll
Folder 717	Official primary results
Folder 718	One party
Folder 719	Other: Republican Party speakers
Folder 720	Parker, Roy Jr.
Folder 721	Party oath
Folder 722	Patrolman's speech
Folder 723	Pearsall Plan
Folder 724-725 Folder 724 Folder 725	Pearson, Drew
Folder 726	Personality
Folder 727	Philpott, Cloyd
Folder 728-729 Folder 728 Folder 729	Pictures
Folder 730	"Pie in the Sky"
Folder 731	Political cartoons
Folder 732-733 Folder 732 Folder 733	Polls
Folder 734	Population
Folder 735	Pornography
Folder 736	Ports
Folder 737	Praither, Gibson
Folder 738	Presbyterian Junior College
Folder 739	Primary candidates
Folder 740	Primary results
Folder 741	Prisons and other state institutions
Folder 742	Public relations
Folder 743	Quemoy/Matsu
Folder 744	"Race issue"
Folder 745-746 Folder 745 Folder 746	Radio, television, press
Folder 747	Sanford allies
Folder 748	Rankin, Ed
Folder 749	Raleigh attacks Democrats
Folder 750	Rayburn and Jackson in staff
Folder 751	REA
Folder 752	Kennedy, John F.: Reaction to Sanford's stand on Kennedy
Folder 753	Reapportionment
Folder 754	Registration
Folder 755-757 Folder 755 Folder 756 Folder 757	Religious issues in campaign
Folder 758	Re-Organization Committee
Folder 759	Republican Party, Gavin, etc.
Folder 760	Research Triangle
Folder 761	Retarded children
Folder 762	Richardson, Mary Laurens
Folder 763-764 Folder 763 Folder 764	Roads and highways
Folder 765	Roberts, Gene Jr.
Folder 766	Rochelle ads
Folder 767	Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Jr.: Visit
Folder 768	Sanford and Robert Gavin campaign
Folder 769	Sanford and Ralph Scott
Folder 770	Sanford attacks Gavin's stand on UFE
Folder 771	Sanford confers with Kennedy and Johnson
Folder 772	Sanford on religious issue
Folder 773	Sanford renews fight for party
Folder 774	Sanford seconds Kennedy
Folder 775	Sanford to make WRAL statement
Folder 776	Schedules: Sanford-I. Beverly Lake
Folder 777-778 Folder 777 Folder 778	Scheer, Julian
Folder 779	Schools: Indians
Folder 780	School segregation
Folder 781-796 Folder 781 Folder 782 Folder 783 Folder 784 Folder 785 Folder 786 Folder 787 Folder 788 Folder 789 Folder 790 Folder 791 Folder 792 Folder 793 Folder 794 Folder 795 Folder 796	Seawell, Malcolm
Folder 797-798 Folder 797 Folder 798	Second primary
Folder 799-800 Folder 799 Folder 800	Segregation
Folder 801	Small contributor program
Folder 802	Small loan companies
Folder 803	Smear charges
Folder 804	Al Smith campaign recalled
Folder 805	Snider, William
Folder 806	Special interests
Folder 807	Special session for inauguration
Folder 808	State convention
Folder 809	State employees' contribution
Folder 810	State income
Folder 811	Statement of conscience
Folder 812	Stevenson, Adlai: Visits
Folder 813	Sanford supporters
Folder 814	Sanford support: Bridge question
Folder 815	Tar Heels at Democratic Party Convention
Folder 816	Tar Heels at Republican Party Convention
Folder 817	Tar Heels go with Nixon
Folder 818	Tar Heel Talk
Folder 819-822 Folder 819 Folder 820 Folder 821 Folder 822	Taxes
Folder 823	Teacher pay: Merit system
Folder 824	Ten-year plan for North Carolina
Folder 825-829 Folder 825 Folder 826 Folder 827 Folder 828 Folder 829	Terry Sanford Day
Folder 830	32-point platform
Folder 831	Thompson, Roy
Folder 832	Tobacco leaf research
Folder 833	Tobacco tax: Sanford versus Seawell
Folder 834	Traffic: Point system
Folder 835-847 Folder 835 Folder 836 Folder 837 Folder 838 Folder 839 Folder 840 Folder 841 Folder 842 Folder 843 Folder 844 Folder 845 Folder 846 Folder 847	Tours and schedules
Folder 848-849 Folder 848 Folder 849	Trade
Folder 850-852 Folder 850 Folder 851 Folder 852	Truman, Harry
Folder 853	Umstead, John W.
Folder 854-856 Folder 854 Folder 855 Folder 856	"Under the Dome" articles
Folder 857-859 Folder 857 Folder 858 Folder 859	Unions
Folder 860-863 Folder 860 Folder 861 Folder 862 Folder 863	Unofficial polls
Folder 864	VIPs visit North Carolina
Folder 865	Veterans of Foreign Wars
Folder 866-870 Folder 866 Folder 867 Folder 868 Folder 869 Folder 870	Visits, speeches by Sanford
Folder 871	Voting irregularities
Folder 872-873 Folder 872 Folder 873	Wake County Democrats
Folder 874	Water resources
Folder 875-880 Folder 875 Folder 876 Folder 877 Folder 878 Folder 879 Folder 880	Welfare
Folder 881	Western Carolina tour
Folder 882	Wilson, Henry Hall
Folder 883	Women for Terry Sanford
Folder 884	Women in politics
Folder 885	Gavin, Robert: Women's work in organization
Folder 886	"Wonder Why?" columns
Folder 887-891 Folder 887 Folder 888 Folder 889 Folder 890 Folder 891	Lake, I. Beverly: Write-in campaign
Folder 892	Write-in editorials
Folder 893	Gavin, Robert: Write-ins
Folder 894-897 Folder 894 Folder 895 Folder 896 Folder 897	Young Democrats meetings
Folder 898	Young Republicans
Folder 899	Young Voters Program: Bob Cox
Folder 900	January 1959
Folder 901	March 1959
Folder 902	April 1959
Folder 903	May 1959
Folder 904	June 1959
Folder 905	July 1959
Folder 906	August 1959
Folder 907	September 1959
Folder 908	October 1959
Folder 909	November 1959
Folder 910	December 1959
Folder 911	10-16 January 1960
Folder 912	17-23 January 1960
Folder 913	24-30 January 1960
Folder 914	31 January-6 February 1960
Folder 915	7-27 February 1960
Folder 916	28 February-5 March 1960
Folder 917	10 March-2 April 1960
Folder 918	3-9 April 1960
Folder 919	10-16 April 1960
Folder 920	17-23 April 1960
Folder 921	24-30 April 1960
Folder 922	1-7 May 1960
Folder 923	8-14 May 1960
Folder 924	15-21 May 1960
Folder 925	22-28 May 1960
Folder 926	29 May-4 June 1960
Folder 927	5-11 June 1960
Folder 928	12-18 June 1960
Folder 929	19-20 June 1960
Folder 930	21 June 1960
Folder 931	22 June 1960
Folder 932-937 Folder 932 Folder 933 Folder 934 Folder 935 Folder 936 Folder 937	23 June 1960
Folder 938-941 Folder 938 Folder 939 Folder 940 Folder 941	24 June 1960
Folder 942-944 Folder 942 Folder 943 Folder 944	25 June-2 July 1960
Folder 945	3-9 July 1960
Folder 946	10-16 July 1960
Folder 947	17-23 July 1960
Folder 948	24-30 July 1960
Folder 949	31 July-6 August 1960
Folder 950	7-13 August 1960
Folder 951	14-20 August 1960
Folder 952	21-27 August 1960
Folder 953	28 August-3 September 1960
Folder 954	4-10 September 1960
Folder 955	11-17 September 1960
Folder 956-957 Folder 956 Folder 957	18-24 September 1960
Folder 958-959 Folder 958 Folder 959	25 September-1 October 1960
Folder 960-961 Folder 960 Folder 961	2-8 October 1960
Folder 962-963 Folder 962 Folder 963	9-15 October 1960
Folder 964-966 Folder 964 Folder 965 Folder 966	16-22 October 1960
Folder 967-971 Folder 967 Folder 968 Folder 969 Folder 970 Folder 971	23-29 October 1960
Folder 972-985 Folder 972 Folder 973 Folder 974 Folder 975 Folder 976 Folder 977 Folder 978 Folder 979 Folder 980 Folder 981 Folder 982 Folder 983 Folder 984 Folder 985	30 October-5 November 1960
Folder 986	6 November 1960
Folder 987	7-8 November 1960

Expand/collapse Subseries 2.6. Democratic National Convention, 1960 and undated.

About 450 items.

Responses to Sanford's seconding of John F. Kennedy's nomination as president of the United States and postcards urging Sanford to support Adlai Stevenson for president. Kennedy-related items include telegrams and a few letters expressing support or condemnation for Sanford's support of Kennedy's candidacy. Most of the anti-Kennedy items express opposition based on religious concerns.

Folder 988-993

Folder 988

Folder 989

Folder 990

Folder 991

Folder 992

Folder 993

Democratic National Convention

Folder 994

Draft Stevenson

Expand/collapse Subseries 2.7. Other Material, 1958-1960 and undated.

About 700 items.

Annotated newspaper clippings, probably sent to Sanford by various individuals; form letters; Sanford luncheon responses; polling data; newspaper, radio, and television advertising material; campaign literature; and a campaign headquarters signature book.

Folder 995	Annotated newspaper clippings
Folder 996-997 Folder 996 Folder 997	Form letters, 1958-1960
Folder 998-1003 Folder 998 Folder 999 Folder 1000 Folder 1001 Folder 1002 Folder 1003	Luncheon responses
Folder 1004	Newspaper related material
Folder 1005-1006 Folder 1005 Folder 1006	Polling data
Folder 1007	Radio advertising material
Folder 1008	Sanford campaign ads
Folder 1009	Sanford campaign magazine material
Folder 1010	Television advertising material
Folder 1011	V-3531/4: Sanford campaign magazine
Folder 1012	V-3531/5: Sanford headquarters signature book and enclosures
Folder 1013	V-3531/6: Campaign contributors booklet
Folder 1014	Folder number not used

Expand/collapse Series 3. Gubernatorial Materials, 1960-1965.

About 21,300 items.

Material dating from Sanford's election as governor on 8 November 1960 through the end of his tenure as governor in January 1965.

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1. Speeches, Press Releases, and Related Items, 1961-1965 and undated.

About 40 items.

Arrangement: by type.

Sanford's inaugural address; speeches on atomic energy, education, mental retardation, the Wright brothers; press releases, chiefly about political appointments; and an article entitled "The Case for the New South," which appeared in Look magazine.

Folder 1015	Speeches
Folder 1016	Press releases, article, etc.

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2. Political Appointments, 1961-1965 and undated.

About 9,200 items.

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.1. Agency, 1961-1965 and undated.

About 6,400 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by group name.

Chiefly correspondence and other items pertaining to appointments of individuals to various state boards and commissions--recommendations, approvals, appointment letters, and related materials. Note that original file folder titles have, for the most part, been retained.

Folder 1017	Aquatics Recreation Study Commission
Folder 1018	Architecture Board
Folder 1019	Archives and History Board
Folder 1020	Art Museum Board
Folder 1021	Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Board
Folder 1022	Atomic Energy Commission
Folder 1023	Awards Commission
Folder 1024	Banking Commission
Folder 1025	Barber Examiners
Folder 1026	Blind Commission
Folder 1027	Blind and Deaf School Board
Folder 1028	Boiler Rules Board
Folder 1029	Building Code Council
Folder 1030	Burial Association Commission
Folder 1031	Cape Hatteras Seashore Commission
Folder 1032	Carolina Tercentenary Commission
Folder 1033	Caswell Memorial Commission
Folder 1034	Cause and Control of Cancer Commission
Folder 1035	Cerebral Palsy Board
Folder 1036	Certified Public Accountants Examiners
Folder 1037	Chiropractic Examiners
Folder 1038	Civil Air Patrol Agency
Folder 1039	Colored Orphanage Board
Folder 1040	Commercial Fisheries Commission
Folder 1041	Commercial Fisheries Commission Advisory Board
Folder 1042	Commercial Fisheries Study Commission
Folder 1043	Commission to Study Public Welfare Programs
Folder 1044-1045 Folder 1044 Folder 1045	Confederate Centennial Commission
Folder 1046	Confederate Woman's Home Board
Folder 1047	Conservation and Development Board
Folder 1048	Contractors Licensing Board
Folder 1049-1050 Folder 1049 Folder 1050	Correction and Training Board
Folder 1051	Cosmetic Art Examiners
Folder 1052	Courts Commission
Folder 1053	Dare Anniversary Commission
Folder 1054	Deaf School Board
Folder 1055	Doughton Memorial Commission
Folder 1056	Education: Appalachian State Teachers College
Folder 1057	Education: Fayetteville State Teachers College
Folder 1058	Education: East Carolina College
Folder 1059	Education: Fayetteville Technical Institute
Folder 1060	Education: Miscellaneous community colleges
Folder 1061	Education: Miscellaneous technical institutes
Folder 1062	Education: Moore County Community College
Folder 1063-1064 Folder 1063 Folder 1064	Education: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College
Folder 1065	Education: North Carolina College at Durham
Folder 1066	Education: Pembroke State Teachers College
Folder 1067	Education: University of North Carolina
Folder 1068	Education: Wayne Technical Institute
Folder 1069	Education: Western Carolina College
Folder 1070	Education: Wilson Technical Institute
Folder 1071	Education: Winston-Salem State Teachers College
Folder 1072	Education Board
Folder 1073-1074 Folder 1073 Folder 1074	Educational Television Commission
Folder 1075	Elections Board
Folder 1076	Electrical Contractors Examiners
Folder 1077	Emergency Economics Stabilization Organization
Folder 1078-1080 Folder 1078 Folder 1079 Folder 1080	Employment of the Physically Handicapped Commission
Folder 1081-1082 Folder 1081 Folder 1082	Employment Security Commission
Folder 1083	Engineers and Land Surveyors Board
Folder 1084	Film Board
Folder 1085	Firemen's Pension Fund Board
Folder 1086	Forestry Advisory Committee
Folder 1087	Gas and Oil Inspection Board
Folder 1088	General Statutes Board
Folder 1089	Good Neighbor Council
Folder 1090	Health Board
Folder 1091	Higher Education Board
Folder 1092	Highway Commission
Folder 1093	Historic Bath Commission
Folder 1094	Hospitals Board of Control
Folder 1095	Industrial Commission
Folder 1096-1097 Folder 1096 Folder 1097	Insurance Advisory Board
Folder 1098	Interstate Cooperation Commission
Folder 1099	Law Officers' Retirement Fund Commission
Folder 1100	Library Resources Commission
Folder 1101	Local Government Commission
Folder 1102	Manpower Development Advisory Committee
Folder 1103	Marine Fisheries Commission
Folder 1104-1105 Folder 1104 Folder 1105	Medical Care Commission
Folder 1106	Mental Health Advisory Council
Folder 1107	Mental Health Board
Folder 1108	Mental Retardation Council
Folder 1109	Merit System Council
Folder 1110-1111 Folder 1110 Folder 1111	Milk Commission
Folder 1112	Morehead Memorial Commission
Folder 1113	Museum of Natural History Advisory Commission
Folder 1114	National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Folder 1115	North Carolina Railroad Board
Folder 1116	Nurse Registrations and Nursing Education Board
Folder 1117	Optometry Examiners
Folder 1118	Orthopedic Hospital Board
Folder 1119	Osteopathic Examiners
Folder 1120	Oxford Orphanage Board
Folder 1121	Park, Parkway, and Forest Development Commission
Folder 1122	Paroles Board
Folder 1123	Peace Corps Advisory Council
Folder 1124-1126 Folder 1124 Folder 1125 Folder 1126	Personnel Council
Folder 1127	Pest Control Commission
Folder 1128	Pharmacy Board
Folder 1129	Physical Therapist Examiners
Folder 1130	Plumbing and Heating Contractor Examiners
Folder 1131	Polk Birthplace Committee
Folder 1132	Ports Authority Board
Folder 1133	Prison Commission
Folder 1134	Probation Commission
Folder 1135-1137 Folder 1135 Folder 1136 Folder 1137	Public Welfare Board
Folder 1138-1141 Folder 1138 Folder 1139 Folder 1140 Folder 1141	Real Estate Licensing Board
Folder 1142	Recreation Commission
Folder 1143	Recreation Commission Advisory Committee
Folder 1144	Refrigeration Examiners
Folder 1145	Research Triangle Regional Planning Commission
Folder 1146	Retarded Children Advisory Commission
Folder 1147	Retirement: Teachers and State Employees Board
Folder 1148	Rural Electrification Authority
Folder 1149	Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Folder 1150	Salt Marsh Mosquito Advisory Commission
Folder 1151	Sanitorium Board
Folder 1152	Scientific Advisory Committee
Folder 1153	Seashore Commission
Folder 1154	Seashore Commission Advisory Committee
Folder 1155	Selective Service Board
Folder 1156	Southern Regional Education Board
Folder 1157	Special Judgeships
Folder 1158	State Library Board
Folder 1159	Status of Women Commission
Folder 1160	Stay in School Committee
Folder 1161	Stream Sanitation Committee
Folder 1162	Swannsborough Historic Commission
Folder 1163	Symphony Society, Inc.
Folder 1164	Textbook Commission
Folder 1165	Tobacco Stabilization Corporation
Folder 1166	Traffic Code Commission
Folder 1167	Traffic Safety Council
Folder 1168	Tryon Palace Commission
Folder 1169	Tuberculosis Committee
Folder 1170-1171 Folder 1170 Folder 1171	Tuberculosis Sanitoriums Board
Folder 1172	Turnpike Authority
Folder 1173	Uniform State Laws Commission
Folder 1174a	University of North Carolina Board of Trustees
Folder 1174b	U.S.S. North Carolina Battleship Commission
Folder 1175	Utilities Commission
Folder 1176-1177 Folder 1176 Folder 1177	Veterans Commission
Folder 1178	Veteran's Day Chairman
Folder 1179	Veterinary Medical Board
Folder 1180	Washington Statue Commission
Folder 1181	Water Resources Board
Folder 1182	Water Well Contractor Examiners
Folder 1183	Wildlife Commission
Folder 1184	Williams Museum Committee
Folder 1185	Youth Fitness Commission

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.2. Applicant Files, 1961-1965 and undated.

About 1,800 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by location.

Applications for state jobs, information sheets on candidates for jobs, correspondence and memoranda about candidates, and newspaper clippings, correspondence, memoranda, and other items concerning political matters. Much of the correspondence is of Hugh Cannon, director of administration.

Folder 1186	Alamance
Folder 1187	Alexander
Folder 1188	Alleghany
Folder 1189	Anson
Folder 1190	Ashe
Folder 1191	Avery
Folder 1192	Beaufort
Folder 1193	Bertie
Folder 1194	Bladen
Folder 1195	Brunswick
Folder 1196	Buncombe
Folder 1197	Burke
Folder 1198	Cabarrus
Folder 1199	Caldwell
Folder 1200	Carteret
Folder 1201	Caswell
Folder 1202	Catawba
Folder 1203	Chatham
Folder 1204	Cherokee
Folder 1205	Chowan
Folder 1206	Cleveland
Folder 1207	Columbus
Folder 1208	Craven
Folder 1209	Cumberland
Folder 1210	Currituck
Folder 1211	Dare
Folder 1212	Davidson
Folder 1213	Duplin
Folder 1214	Durham
Folder 1215	Edgecombe
Folder 1216	Forsyth
Folder 1217	Franklin
Folder 1218	Gaston
Folder 1219	Gates
Folder 1220	Graham
Folder 1221	Granville
Folder 1222	Greene
Folder 1223	Guilford
Folder 1224	Halifax
Folder 1225	Harnett
Folder 1226	Haywood
Folder 1227	Henderson
Folder 1228	Hertford
Folder 1229	Hoke
Folder 1230	Hyde
Folder 1231	Iredell
Folder 1232	Jackson
Folder 1233	Johnston
Folder 1234	Jones
Folder 1235	Lee
Folder 1236	Lenoir
Folder 1237	Lincoln
Folder 1238	McDowell
Folder 1239	Macon
Folder 1240	Madison
Folder 1241	Martin
Folder 1242	Mecklenburg
Folder 1243	Mitchell
Folder 1244	Montgomery
Folder 1245	Moore
Folder 1246	Nash
Folder 1247	New Hanover
Folder 1248	Northampton
Folder 1249	Onslow
Folder 1250	Orange
Folder 1251	Out of state
Folder 1252	Pamlico
Folder 1253	Pasquotank
Folder 1254	Pender
Folder 1255	Perquimans
Folder 1256	Person
Folder 1257	Pitt
Folder 1258	Polk
Folder 1259	Randolph
Folder 1260	Richmond
Folder 1261	Robeson
Folder 1262	Rockingham
Folder 1263	Rowan
Folder 1264	Rutherford
Folder 1265	Sampson
Folder 1266	Scotland
Folder 1267	Stanly
Folder 1268	Stokes
Folder 1269	Surry
Folder 1270	Swain
Folder 1271	Transylvania
Folder 1272	Tyrrell

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2.3. Other Files, 1961-1965 and undated.

About 1,000 items.

Arrangement: by file title.

Chiefly political files of Hugh Cannon, Sanford's director of administration, containing correspondence and information cards pertaining to special political appointments of North Carolinians to various state boards and commissions, with a recommended list of lawyers qualified to handle federal and state mortgage cases. Also included are a "must appoint" list, a list of women appointees, special recommendations, and miscellaneous general appointments not filed in subseries 3.2.1. Note that original folder titles have, for the most part, been retained.

Folder 1273	Appointee information cards
Folder 1274-1281 Folder 1274 Folder 1275 Folder 1276 Folder 1277 Folder 1278 Folder 1279 Folder 1280 Folder 1281	General appointments
Folder 1282-1283 Folder 1282 Folder 1283	Lawyer list
Folder 1284-1288 Folder 1284 Folder 1285 Folder 1286 Folder 1287 Folder 1288	"Must appoint" list
Folder 1289-1290 Folder 1289 Folder 1290	Special recommendations
Folder 1291	Women appointees

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3. Other Political Correspondence and Related Materials, 1961-1965 and undated.

About 6,320 items.

Arrangement: by staff member.

Correspondence, memos, and related items of Terry Sanford as governor; Henry H. Wilson, administrative assistant to John F. Kennedy; Bert Bennett, North Carolina state chair of the Democratic Party; J. William Copeland, Sanford's legislative counsel; Hugh Cannon; Phil Carlton; Tom I. Davis; and other members of the governor's staff.

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.1. Terry Sanford, 1961-1965 and undated.

About 1,000 items.

Arrangement: chronological by month.

Correspondence and memos of Governor Terry Sanford include expressions of congratulations after his victory in November 1960 and items concerning political appointments, Democratic Party matters, and various other political issues.

Folder 1292-1293d	January-November 1960
Folder 1294	December 1960
Folder 1295	January-December 1961
Folder 1296	January-December 1962
Folder 1297	January-June 1963
Folder 1298	July-August 1963
Folder 1299	September 1963
Folder 1300	October-December 1963
Folder 1301	January-April 1964
Folder 1302	June-May 1964
Folder 1303	July-August 1964
Folder 1304	September 1964
Folder 1305-1306 Folder 1305 Folder 1306	October 1964
Folder 1307	November-December 1964-1965
Folder 1308	July 1962-October 1964
Folder 1309	Undated

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.2. Henry H. Wilson Jr., 1962-1964.

About 900 items.

Arrangement: chronological by month.

Material of Henry H. Wilson Jr., administrative assistant to President John F. Kennedy, including many carbon copies of letters from Wilson to Sanford and his staff regarding federal legislation, federal jobs for North Carolinians, and other federal government issues, especially matters of concern to Sanford and his constituents.

Folder 1310	January-April 1962
Folder 1311	May-June 1962
Folder 1312	July-December 1962
Folder 1313	January-February 1963
Folder 1314	March-April 1963
Folder 1315	May-June 1963
Folder 1316	July 1963
Folder 1317	August-September 1963
Folder 1318	October 1963
Folder 1319	November-December 1963
Folder 1320	January 1964
Folder 1321	February 1964
Folder 1322	March 1964
Folder 1323	April 1964
Folder 1324	May 1964
Folder 1325	June 1964
Folder 1326	July 1964
Folder 1327	August 1964
Folder 1328	September 1964
Folder 1329	October 1964
Folder 1330	November-December 1964

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.3. Bert Bennett, 1961-1964.

About 720 items.

Arrangement: chronological by month.

Material of Bert Bennett, state chair of the Democratic Party, consisting almost entirely of carbon copies of letters and memos from him concerning political appointees, Party workers, and other Party matters.

Folder 1331	August-October 1961
Folder 1332-1333 Folder 1332 Folder 1333	July 1963
Folder 1334	August 1963
Folder 1335	September 1963
Folder 1336	October 1963
Folder 1337	November 1963
Folder 1338	December 1963
Folder 1339	January 1964
Folder 1340-1341 Folder 1340 Folder 1341	February 1964
Folder 1342-1343 Folder 1342 Folder 1343	March 1964
Folder 1344-1345 Folder 1344 Folder 1345	April 1964
Folder 1346	May 1964
Folder 1347	May-June 1964

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.4. Other Gubernatorial Staff, 1961-1964.

About 100 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by folder title.

Scattered items of Hugh Cannon, Phil Carlton, Tom I. Davis, and other members of the governor's staff chiefly dealing with appointments.

Folder 1348a	Democratic Party
Folder 1348b	Other political issues
Folder 1348c	Recommendations and engagements
Folder 1348d	Miscellaneous

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3.5. J. William Copeland, 1960-1961.

About 3,800 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by folder title.

Material of J. William Copeland, Sanford's legislative counsel largely dealing with legislative matters.

Folder 1349	ABC Board
Folder 1350	Agriculture
Folder 1351	Appointments: Federal, etc.
Folder 1352-1353 Folder 1352 Folder 1353	Appropriations Committee
Folder 1354	Archives and History
Folder 1355	Art Museum
Folder 1356	Aviation
Folder 1357	Bakers Council, Inc.: Anti-trust
Folder 1358-1361 Folder 1358 Folder 1359 Folder 1360 Folder 1361	Folder numbers not used
Folder 1362	Commercial Fisheries Division
Folder 1363-1364 Folder 1363 Folder 1364	Congressional redistricting
Folder 1365	Conservation and development
Folder 1366-1367 Folder 1366 Folder 1367	Court reform
Folder 1368-1369 Folder 1368 Folder 1369	No folders with these numbers
Folder 1370	Democratic Party county chairs, 1961
Folder 1371-1373 Folder 1371 Folder 1372 Folder 1373	Education
Folder 1374	Employment Security
Folder 1375	Farmers Market
Folder 1376	Firemen's Pension Fund
Folder 1377	Fort Raleigh
Folder 1378	General Assembly
Folder 1379	Grain Commission
Folder 1380	Health Department
Folder 1381	Higher education
Folder 1382-1383 Folder 1382 Folder 1383	Highway Commission
Folder 1384-1385 Folder 1384 Folder 1385	Hospitals Board of Control
Folder 1386	House Rules
Folder 1387	Folder number not used
Folder 1388	Legislative pay
Folder 1389	Medical Care Commission
Folder 1390	Mental institutions
Folder 1391	Migrant labor camps
Folder 1392	Miscellaneous
Folder 1393	Motor Boat Act: Wildlife resources
Folder 1394	Motor carriers
Folder 1395-1398 Folder 1395 Folder 1396 Folder 1397 Folder 1398	Motor vehicles
Folder 1399	National Guard
Folder 1400	Philpott, Cloyd
Folder 1401	Planning commissions
Folder 1402	Rural Electrification Authority
Folder 1403	Reapportionment and redistricting
Folder 1404	Recommendations from legislators
Folder 1405-1406 Folder 1405 Folder 1406	Reorganization of State Government Commission
Folder 1407	Research Triangle
Folder 1408	Retirement
Folder 1409	Revenue
Folder 1410	School for the Deaf
Folder 1411	Shell Homes
Folder 1412-1415 Folder 1412 Folder 1413 Folder 1414 Folder 1415	Small loans
Folder 1416	Special Judges
Folder 1417-1418 Folder 1417 Folder 1418	State Board of Education and Department of Public Instruction
Folder 1419	State employees
Folder 1420	State Personnel Council
Folder 1421	State Ports Authority
Folder 1422	State Retirement
Folder 1423	Stephens, George M. Jr.
Folder 1424	"Stepps Gap"
Folder 1425	Stream pollution
Folder 1426	Taxation
Folder 1427	Tax exemptions: Schools, churches, etc.
Folder 1428-1429 Folder 1428 Folder 1429	Taxes: General
Folder 1430	Tennessee Valley Authority: Bonds
Folder 1431	Tryon Palace
Folder 1432	Veterans Commission
Folder 1433	United States highways
Folder 1434	Folder number not used
Folder 1435	University of North Carolina: Budget request
Folder 1436	Usury law
Folder 1437	Unemployment compensation
Folder 1438	Utilities Commission
Folder 1439	Water resources
Folder 1440-1442 Folder 1440 Folder 1441 Folder 1442	Welfare
Folder 1443	Wholesalers sales tax
Folder 1444	Wildlife Resource Commission

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4. North Carolina Fund, 1963-1965 and undated.

About 1,100 items.

Arrangement: by type.

Chiefly correspondence and related materials, including board meeting agendas and minutes, press releases and statements, community grant proposals and other reports, and newspaper clippings about the North Carolina Fund. Of particular interest are the materials relating to the Macon County Camp, a youth-training center about which local residents protested in letters to Terry Sanford.

Folder 1445-1446 Folder 1445 Folder 1446	Macon County Camp materials
Folder 1447-1461 Folder 1447 Folder 1448 Folder 1449 Folder 1450 Folder 1451 Folder 1452 Folder 1453 Folder 1454 Folder 1455 Folder 1456 Folder 1457 Folder 1458 Folder 1459 Folder 1460 Folder 1461	Other correspondence
Folder 1462-1463 Folder 1462 Folder 1463	Board meeting agendas and minutes
Folder 1464-1466 Folder 1464 Folder 1465 Folder 1466	Financial and legal materials
Folder 1467	Press releases and statements
Folder 1468-1471 Folder 1468 Folder 1469 Folder 1470 Folder 1471	Community proposals and other reports
Folder 1472	Miscellaneous

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.5. State Departmental and Other Reports, 1963-1964 and undated.

7 items.

Chiefly unpublished state departmental and political reports.

Folder 1473-1476 Folder 1473 Folder 1474 Folder 1475 Folder 1476	Report of the Department of Conservation and Development, 1961-1964
Folder 1477	Report of the Governor's Commission on Educational TV
Folder 1478	"Proposal for Low-Income Housing in North Carolina"
Folder 1479	Survey of the Political Climate in North Carolina

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6. Newspaper Clippings, 1960-1965.

About 4,400 items.

Newspaper clippings chiefly relating to Governor Sanford's administration and various state and national political news.

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.1. Newspaper Clippings Arranged by Date, 1960-1965 and undated.

About 1,800 items.

Folder 1480-1491 Folder 1480 Folder 1481 Folder 1482 Folder 1483 Folder 1484 Folder 1485 Folder 1486 Folder 1487 Folder 1488 Folder 1489 Folder 1490 Folder 1491	November 1960
Folder 1492-1495a	December 1960
Folder 1495b	1960, no month
Folder 1496-1509 Folder 1496 Folder 1497 Folder 1498 Folder 1499 Folder 1500 Folder 1501 Folder 1502 Folder 1503 Folder 1504 Folder 1505 Folder 1506 Folder 1507 Folder 1508 Folder 1509	January 1961
Folder 1510-1513 Folder 1510 Folder 1511 Folder 1512 Folder 1513	February 1961-January 1965
Folder 1514	Undated

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.6.2. Newspaper Clippings Arranged by Subject, 1960-1965.

About 2,600 items.

Note that original file folder titles have, for the most part, been retained.

Folder 1515-1516 Folder 1515 Folder 1516	Agricultural and industrial development
Folder 1517	Amendments, 1962-1963
Folder 1518-1521 Folder 1518 Folder 1519 Folder 1520 Folder 1521	Bennett, Bert
Folder 1522	Citizens for the Preservation of Constitutional Government
Folder 1523-1527 Folder 1523 Folder 1524 Folder 1525 Folder 1526 Folder 1527	Civil rights, 1962-1963
Folder 1528-1530 Folder 1528 Folder 1529 Folder 1530	Congressional districts and redistricting
Folder 1531	Court reform
Folder 1532-1535 Folder 1532 Folder 1533 Folder 1534 Folder 1535	Democratic Party: National, 1963
Folder 1536-1541 Folder 1536 Folder 1537 Folder 1538 Folder 1539 Folder 1540 Folder 1541	Democratic Party: State, 1962-1964
Folder 1542-1543 Folder 1542 Folder 1543	Democratic women
Folder 1544	Federal judges
Folder 1545	"Gag Law," 1963
Folder 1546-1547 Folder 1546 Folder 1547	Republican Party: North Carolina, 1962
Folder 1548-1550 Folder 1548 Folder 1549 Folder 1550	Gubernatorial race: Democratic Party, 1964
Folder 1551	Gubernatorial race: Republican Party, 1964
Folder 1552	Kennedy, John F.
Folder 1553-1554 Folder 1553 Folder 1554	Lake, I. Beverly
Folder 1555	Lieutenant gubernatorial race: Democratic Party, 1964
Folder 1556	Lieutenant gubernatorial race: Republican Party, 1964
Folder 1557	Miscellaneous
Folder 1558-1559 Folder 1558 Folder 1559	Moore, Dan K.
Folder 1560-1561 Folder 1560 Folder 1561	School bonds, 1961 and 1963
Folder 1562	Speaker of the House, 1965
Folder 1563	Stone, Raymond
Folder 1564	Third political party, 1962
Folder 1565	Young Democratic Clubs, 1963

Expand/collapse Subseries 3.7. Miscellaneous, 1961-1964.

About 50 items.

Board meeting minutes; political campaign brochures; Young Democrats and Democratic Women of Wake County materials; speeches; a list of names, perhaps of North Carolina voters; a 1964 scrapbook of photographs and newspaper clippings from the 40th anniversary celebration of the Duke Endowment and other items.

Folder 1566-1569

Folder 1566

Folder 1567

Folder 1568

Folder 1569

Miscellaneous

Expand/collapse Series 4. Post-Gubernatorial/Pre-Senate Years, 1965-1984.

About 6,900 items.

Information relating to Sanford's years after his tenure as governor and prior to his Senate career.

Expand/collapse Subseries 4.1. Possible Senate Run, 1968.

About 900 items.

Letters, survey results, and other materials relating to Sanford's proposed and then aborted campaign to unseat Sam Ervin in the United States Senate in the 1968 senatorial election. Letters include responses to Sanford's January 1968 inquiry of a cross-section of North Carolinians about whether or not he should run. Surveys, 1966-1968, provide results of six telephone opinion polls taken to assess Sanford's chances against Ervin. Also included is Ervin's senatorial voting record.

Folder 1570-1578 Folder 1570 Folder 1571 Folder 1572 Folder 1573 Folder 1574 Folder 1575 Folder 1576 Folder 1577 Folder 1578	Responses to Sanford inquiry
Folder 1579-1583 Folder 1579 Folder 1580 Folder 1581 Folder 1582 Folder 1583	Ervin's voting record
Folder 1584	Survey of political climate, 1966
Folder 1585	Survey of political climate, 1967
Folder 1586-1588 Folder 1586 Folder 1587 Folder 1588	Survey of political climate, 1968
Folder 1589	"A Study of ... North Carolina Voters," 1968
Folder 1590	Other material

Expand/collapse Subseries 4.2. Citizens for Humphrey-Muskie, 1968.

About 2,200 items.

Arrangement: roughly alphabetical by file title.

Letters and memos to and from members of the Citizens for Humphrey-Muskie Committee, of which Terry Sanford was co-chair. Items detail specific aspects of the presidential campaign, including interest group targeting; radio, television, and print ads; weekly and daily strategy updates; and campaign schedules for Hubert Humphrey, his wife Muriel Humphrey, and his running mate Edmund Muskie. Note that original file folder titles have, for the most part, been retained and that some name and subject files may overlap.

Folder 1591	Advertising
Folder 1592	Americans Abroad Committee
Folder 1593-1594 Folder 1593 Folder 1594	Bennett, Bert
Folder 1595	Businessmen
Folder 1596	Campaign materials
Folder 1597	Cannon, Hugh
Folder 1598-1600 Folder 1598 Folder 1599 Folder 1600	Chronological file
Folder 1601	Citizens committees
Folder 1602	Cole, Joe
Folder 1603	Contributors
Folder 1604	Democratic National Committee
Folder 1605	Democratic National Convention
Folder 1606	Education
Folder 1607	Entertainers for Humphrey-Muskie
Folder 1608	Ethnic groups
Folder 1609	Expenses: Operational
Folder 1610	Farmers and Ranchers for Humphrey-Muskie
Folder 1611	Form letters
Folder 1612	Freman, Orville
Folder 1613	Fund raising
Folder 1614	Gronouski, John
Folder 1615	Handicapped for Humphrey-Muskie
Folder 1616	Hoff (Gov.)
Folder 1617	HUD speakers
Folder 1618	Humphrey announcement: Sanford as chair
Folder 1619-1621 Folder 1619 Folder 1620 Folder 1621	Humphrey campaign analysis
Folder 1622	Humphrey invitation to speak at Duke
Folder 1623	Humphrey position papers
Folder 1624	Humphrey schedules
Folder 1625	Humphrey, Muriel: Schedules
Folder 1626	Humphrey: Television schedule
Folder 1627	Committee on the Importance of the Vice Presidency
Folder 1628	Indians
Folder 1629	Instant rebuttal
Folder 1630	Invitations accepted
Folder 1631	Invitations declined
Folder 1632	Jewish affairs
Folder 1633	Kennedy, Robert
Folder 1634	Lawyers for Humphrey
Folder 1635	Librarians for Humphrey-Muskie
Folder 1636	McCarthy, Eugene
Folder 1637	Memos to staff
Folder 1638	Mexican Americans
Folder 1639	Muskie, Edmund
Folder 1640	African American activities
Folder 1641	North Carolina supporters
Folder 1642	O'Brien, Larry
Folder 1643	Office procedures
Folder 1644	Older Americans
Folder 1645	Operation Support
Folder 1646	Other material
Folder 1647	Memos
Folder 1648	Palmer, Bruce
Folder 1649	Personnel
Folder 1650	Phone extensions
Folder 1651	Physicians and dentists
Folder 1652	Political lists
Folder 1653	Press and press releases
Folder 1654	Press conferences
Folder 1655	Proposals: Post-convention activities
Folder 1656	Public relations
Folder 1657-1658 Folder 1657 Folder 1658	Region 1: Northeast
Folder 1659-1661 Folder 1659 Folder 1660 Folder 1661	Region 2: South
Folder 1662-1663 Folder 1662 Folder 1663	Region 3: Midwest
Folder 1664-1665 Folder 1664 Folder 1665	Region 4: West
Folder 1666	Regional: Americans abroad
Folder 1667	Regional: General
Folder 1668	Reports on political climate: North Carolina and Ohio
Folder 1669	Republican Party
Folder 1670	Resolutions
Folder 1671	Sanford: Personal
Folder 1672	Scientists and professors
Folder 1673	Speakers Bureau
Folder 1674	Sports
Folder 1675	State chairs
Folder 1676	SOS Communications System: Democratic National Committee
Folder 1677	Suggested committees
Folder 1678	Television, radio
Folder 1679	Thank-you letters for contributions
Folder 1680	Things done
Folder 1681	Transportation: Democratic National Committee
Folder 1682	UPI
Folder 1683	Veterans
Folder 1684	Vice-President
Folder 1685	Weekly report
Folder 1686	Welsh: Memos
Folder 1687	Young Citizens

Expand/collapse Subseries 4.3. Sanford for President, 1972, 1976.

About 2,300 items.

Arrangement: roughly by campaign, then alphabetical by file title.

Letters, memos, press releases, and newspaper and magazine clippings relating to Sanford's two unsuccessful campaigns for the presidency of the United States. Items detail Sanford's positions on education, welfare, bureaucracy, foreign relations, race relations, and other issues. Also included are promotional materials, surveys, strategy materials, and other items. (See also Series 7, tapes 163-167, and Series 8, pictures 30-87.)

Folder 1688-1699 Folder 1688 Folder 1689 Folder 1690 Folder 1691 Folder 1692 Folder 1693 Folder 1694 Folder 1695 Folder 1696 Folder 1697 Folder 1698 Folder 1699	1972 campaign: Clippings
Folder 1700	1972 campaign: Correspondence
Folder 1701	1972 campaign: Letters of complaint
Folder 1702	1972 campaign: Other loose papers
Folder 1703	1972 campaign: Pamphlet photographs
Folder 1704-1706 Folder 1704 Folder 1705 Folder 1706	1972 campaign: Press releases
Folder 1707	1972 campaign: Promotional material
Folder 1708	1972 campaign: Sanford positions
Folder 1709	1972 campaign: "Survey of Voters... in North Carolina"
Folder 1710	1976 campaign: Citizens Committee to Nominate
Folder 1711-1722 Folder 1711 Folder 1712 Folder 1713 Folder 1714 Folder 1715 Folder 1716 Folder 1717 Folder 1718 Folder 1719 Folder 1720 Folder 1721 Folder 1722	1976 campaign: Clippings
Folder 1723	1976 campaign: Letters and memos
Folder 1724	1976 campaign: North Carolina supporters
Folder 1725	1976 campaign: Other loose material
Folder 1726	1976 campaign: Promotional material
Folder 1727	1976 campaign: Strategy, regulations, and organization

Expand/collapse Subseries 4.4. Other Material, 1965-1972.

About 1,500 items.

Invitations, letters, newspaper clippings, and other items relating to Terry Sanford's professional activities, 1965-1972. Materials include invitations to weddings, dinners, and the opening of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library; letters from and to Sanford regarding politics, book projects, recommendations, appointments, and travel plans; and a few newspaper clippings concerning the North Carolina School of Arts controversy, 1967, and the death of Frank Porter Graham, 1972. Correspondents include Henry Hall Wilson, Armand Hammer, Eli Evans, and other business and political leaders from around the United States. Also included is a volume of completed forms returned in early 1965 by members of the North Carolina Society of the Prodigal Son, prominent men and women who had connections to North Carolina, but were not living in the state.

Folder 1728	But What About the People?
Folder 1729	Storm Over the States
Folder 1730	Introduction to The Border States
Folder 1731-1732 Folder 1731 Folder 1732	Publishers and booksellers
Folder 1733	Correspondence, 1965-1966
Folder 1734-1738 Folder 1734 Folder 1735 Folder 1736 Folder 1737 Folder 1738	Correspondence, 1967
Folder 1739-1743 Folder 1739 Folder 1740 Folder 1741 Folder 1742 Folder 1743	Correspondence, 1968
Folder 1744-1746 Folder 1744 Folder 1745 Folder 1746	Correspondence, 1969
Folder 1747-1748 Folder 1747 Folder 1748	Correspondence, 1970-1972
Folder 1749	Education
Folder 1750	Graham, Frank Porter
Folder 1751	Citizens Conference on State Legislatures
Folder 1752	Material on Spiro Agnew, 1970
Folder 1753	Clippings, 1967
Folder 1754	Programs: Formal dinners and presentations
Folder 1755	Invitations
Folder 1756	Honorary doctorate from Southwestern at Memphis
Folder 1757	North Carolina Society of the Prodigal Son
Folder 1758	Miscellaneous

Expand/collapse Series 5. 1992 United States Senate Campaign Materials, 1991-1992.

About 3,100 items.

Materials relating to Terry Sanford's Senate election campaigns and his opponent Lauch Faircloth.

Expand/collapse Subseries 5.1. Speeches, Press Releases, and Press Conferences, 1991-1992.

About 65 items.

Campaign speeches, news advisories, press releases, and related items, including Senate press releases. Topics include campaign debates, Sanford's heart surgery, his opponent Lauch Faircloth's military deferrals, campaign tours, and the Governor's School.

Folder 1759	Press conferences
Folder 1760	Press releases: Campaign
Folder 1761	Press releases: United States Senate
Folder 1762	Speeches

Expand/collapse Subseries 5.2. Campaign Schedules and Invitation Regrets, 1992.

About 800 items.

Hour-by-hour schedules for Sanford's daily Senate and campaign appearances, meetings, press conferences, and other events, and copies of letters declining invitations.

Folder 1763	February 1992
Folder 1764	March 1992
Folder 1765	April 1992
Folder 1766-1767 Folder 1766 Folder 1767	May 1992
Folder 1768	June 1992
Folder 1769-1770 Folder 1769 Folder 1770	July 1992
Folder 1771-1772 Folder 1771 Folder 1772	August 1992
Folder 1773-1774 Folder 1773 Folder 1774	September 1992
Folder 1775-1776 Folder 1775 Folder 1776	October-November 1992
Folder 1777	Regrets: May-July 1992
Folder 1778	Regrets: August 1992
Folder 1779	Regrets: September 1992
Folder 1780	Regrets: October-November 1992

Expand/collapse Subseries 5.3. Radio and Television Materials, 1992 and undated.

About 375 items.

Chiefly scripts of television campaign advertisements and materials relating to the "At Home with Terry Sanford" campaign kick-off event. Also included are assorted materials relating to radio and television interviews and to televised debates. The "At Home With Terry Sanford" program was a half-hour television program viewed by guests at "home parties" held throughout the state. Guests were asked to complete "feedback flyers" that asked them what they considered the most pressing campaign issues and for their suggestions for conducting the campaign. Photocopies of completed flyers, arranged by county, are included. (See also Series 6 and 7. For video tapes relating specifically to this program, see Subseries 6.2, VT-3531/3 and 4.)

Folder 1781	Radio and television advertisements
Folder 1782	Radio and television interviews
Folder 1783	Televised debates
Folder 1784	"At Home with Terry Sanford": General
Folder 1785	"At Home with Terry Sanford" questionnaire: Alamance County-Burke County
Folder 1786	"At Home with Terry Sanford" questionnaire: Caldwell County-Cumberland County
Folder 1787	"At Home with Terry Sanford" questionnaire: Davidson County-Durham County
Folder 1788	"At Home with Terry Sanford" questionnaire: Forsyth County-Guilford County
Folder 1789	"At Home with Terry Sanford" questionnaire: Haywood County-Moore County
Folder 1790	"At Home with Terry Sanford" questionnaire: New Hanover County-Pitt County
Folder 1791	"At Home with Terry Sanford" questionnaire: Polk County-Stokes County
Folder 1792	"At Home with Terry Sanford" questionnaire: Union County-Wake County
Folder 1793	"At Home with Terry Sanford" questionnaire: Warren County-Yakin County

Expand/collapse Subseries 5.4. Campaign Literature and Invitations to Fund-Raising Events, 1992 and undated.

About 30 items.

Printed fliers, Sanford Update newsletters, issue briefs explaining Sanfords' position on political issues, an assessment of his first term in the United States Senate, and invitations to fund-raising luncheons and dinners.

Folder 1794	Campaign literature
Folder 1795	Invitations

Expand/collapse Subseries 5.5. Campaign Correspondence, 1992.

About 70 items.

Chiefly political endorsements of Sanford from various women's, civil rights, labor, and other political organizations, with miscellaneous letters and memos, including two routine items from Bill Clinton. Also included are letters to key supporters concerning Sanford's heart surgery.

Folder 1796	Endorsements
Folder 1797	Other correspondence

Expand/collapse Subseries 5.6. Newspaper Clippings, 1992.

About 1,650 items.

Chiefly photocopies of newspaper clippings relating to Sanford's 1992 campaign and various state and national political news. Note that original folder titles have, for the most part, been retained.

Folder 1798	Campaign advertisements
Folder 1799-1805 Folder 1799 Folder 1800 Folder 1801 Folder 1802 Folder 1803 Folder 1804 Folder 1805	Campaign: General
Folder 1806-1808 Folder 1806 Folder 1807 Folder 1808	Campaign issues
Folder 1809	Campaign kickoff
Folder 1810-1814 Folder 1810 Folder 1811 Folder 1812 Folder 1813 Folder 1814	Campaign tour
Folder 1815	Clinton, Bill; Gore, Al
Folder 1816-1817 Folder 1816 Folder 1817	Debates
Folder 1818-1820 Folder 1818 Folder 1819 Folder 1820	Editorials and letters to the editor
Folder 1821-1828 Folder 1821 Folder 1822 Folder 1823 Folder 1824 Folder 1825 Folder 1826 Folder 1827 Folder 1828	Faircloth, Lauch
Folder 1829	Governor's School
Folder 1830	Johnston, Eugene
Folder 1831-1832 Folder 1831 Folder 1832	Miscellaneous
Folder 1833	Myrick, Sue
Folder 1834	Newspaper endorsements
Folder 1835	Polls
Folder 1836-1837 Folder 1836 Folder 1837	Surgery and recovery
Folder 1838	United States Senate matters

Expand/collapse Subseries 5.7. Lauch Faircloth, 1992 and undated.

About 95 items.

Expand/collapse Subseries 5.7.1. Campaign Materials, 1992 and undated.

About 75 items.

Press releases, radio and television advertisements, newsletters, pamphlets, mailings, and other miscellaneous materials relating to Lauch Faircloth's successful 1992 campaign for the United States Senate.

Folder 1839	Campaign literature
Folder 1840	Fund-raising materials
Folder 1841	Radio and television announcements
Folder 1842	Speeches and press releases

Expand/collapse Subseries 5.3.2. Research on Faircloth, 1992.

About 20 items.

Background and biographical research on Lauch Faircloth collected by Sanford's campaign staff, including materials relating to Faircloth's personal finances, business interests, income taxes, and driving record. Also included are court cases involving Faircloth, military records, and other items.

Folder 1843-1853

Folder 1843

Folder 1844

Folder 1845

Folder 1846

Folder 1847

Folder 1848

Folder 1849

Folder 1850

Folder 1851

Folder 1852

Folder 1853

Background investigation by Sanford campaign

Folder 1854-1855

Folder 1854

Folder 1855

Litigation involving Faircloth

Folder 1856

Other background materials

Expand/collapse Subseries 5.8. Background Material on Campaign Issues, 1992.

About 20 items.

Copies of letters, memos, newsletters, and newspaper clippings relating to Sanford's alleged support for a Senate bank and to women's and children's issues. This material was brought together by Sanford's staff.

Folder 1857

Background material

Expand/collapse Series 6. Moving Images, 1960-1964, 1990-1992 and undated.

79 items.

Political advertisements, interviews, debates, and other items relating to Sanford's political career. Moving images are on 16mm motion picture film and videotape (2" open reel video, VHS). Loose papers, including memos and technical reports, found with select films (F-3531/27; F-3531/49) reside in Box 185.

Expand/collapse Subseries 6.1. Films, 1960-1964 and undated.

61 items.

Arrangement: roughly chonological.

Chiefly films with campaign advertisements and other programs relating to Sanford's 1960 gubernatorial campaign for governor and his governorship, 1961-1964.

Film F-3531/1	Declaration of candidacy, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; silent Sanford, with a crowd of supporters, as he announced his candidacy for governor.
Film F-3531/2	Campaign address, first primary, highlighting Sanford's "33 Points," 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Parts of Sanford's "33 Points" speech, emphasizing education, agriculture, and secondary roads.
Film F-3531/3	Campaign advertisement, first primary, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford talking to a farmer about his campaign promise to bring attention to North Carolina agriculture.
Film F-3531/4	Campaign advertisements, first primary, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Five one-minute ads about schools, industrial development, roads, women in politics, and education, and one five-minute ad providing biographical information about Sanford.
Film F-3531/5	"Meet Terry Sanford" campaign advertisement, first primary, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Unidentified narrator asking Sanford biographical questions.
Film F-3531/6	Campaign advertisement, first primary, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford defending his campaign platform against the "Hold the Liners."
Film F-3531/7	Campaign advertisement, first primary, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford answering questions from Bob Gately, Gene Roberts, and Marlin Hosner(?) about farming, taxes for education, industrial development, and other topics.
Film F-3531/8	Campaign advertisement, first primary, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford answering narrator's questions concerning personal and political issues, including school integration and alleged support for Sanford by organized labor.
Film F-3531/9	Campaign clip, first primary, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Multiple-clip highlights of Sanford's visit by helicopter to Guilford County, N.C.
Film F-3531/10	Campaign clip, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; silent Sanford campaigning, possibly in Wilmington, N.C. (45 seconds).
Film F-3531/11	Campaign clip, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; silent Sanford speaking before a crowd with Sanford posters (35 seconds).
Film F-3531/12	Campaign advertisement, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; silent Two very short (5-10 seconds) head-shots of Sanford and one brief (45 seconds) clip of Sanford standing before a chart that says "agriculture, industry, education."
Film F-3531/13	Campaign advertisement negative, 1960 16mm motion picture film negative ; black and white ; silent Negative image of F-3531/12.
Film F-3531/14	Campaign advertisement soundtrack, 1960 16mm motion picture film optical soundtrack Possible sound track for F-3531/12.
Film F-3531/15	Campaign advertisement, second primary, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford talking to a "working man" about race and educational issues.
Film F-3531/16	Campaign advertisement, second primary, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Jesse Pickett, a mechanic and Sanford friend and supporter, speaking about Sanford's character.
Film F-3531/17	Campaign advertisements, second primary, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Three advertisements in which Sanford talks to a mechanic about Sanford's qualifications for governor, a mother about education, and a farmer about agriculture and race.
Film F-3531/18	"Williamston Rally," 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Highlights from a Democratic Party rally at Williamston, Martin County, N.C., including speeches by Sanford and I. Beverly Lake. Postmark on original container was 20 October 1960.
Film F-3531/19	John F. Kennedy question and answer session, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Presidential candidate John F. Kennedy answering questions from Senator Sam Ervin and Congressman Harold Cooley. Topics include agriculture, textile import restrictions, the "religion issue," industrial development, and foreign relations.
Film F-3531/20	John F. Kennedy at the Houston Ministers Association, 1960 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound John F. Kennedy speaking and answering questions.
Film F-3531/21	Arkansas citizens on school integration, 1960? 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Two Arkansas residents (one male, one female), giving their views on the difficulties in Little Rock caused by the closing of Central High. Sanford's campaign probably obtained this material to counter I. Beverly Lake's proposal, made in the first and second primaries, that the state's public schools should be closed rather than integrated. (See Subseries 2.3 and 2.5 for related material.)
Film F-3531/22	Sanford budget address to the North Carolina General Assembly, February 1961 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/23	Sanford revenue address, 6 March 1961 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/24	Sanford traffic safety address, 31 May 1962 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford responding to a citizen's plea to address the problem of automobile injuries and fatalities on North Carolina roads.
Film F-3531/25	Sanford civil defense address, 31 October 1962 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/26	Sanford on higher education, 15 November 1962 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford speaking at Founders Day celebration at Methodist College (Fayetteville, N.C.), calling for universal access to higher education.
Film F-3531/27	Sanford court reform address, 4 December 1962 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/28	"Dixie Dynamo," 11 December 1962 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Promotional film (perhaps part of a series) for the state of North Carolina, narrated by Governor Sanford, highlighting the state's food processing industry.
Film F-3531/29	State of the State address, 7 and 8 February 1963 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford addressing the North Carolina General Assembly.
Film F-3531/30	Jefferson-Jackson Day speech, 30 March 1963 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Vice-President Lyndon B. Johnson with Sanford giving introductory remarks.
Film F-3531/31	Sanford traffic safety address, 1 April 1963 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford speaking to the North Carolina General Assembly at the new legislative building.
Film F-3531/32	Sanford address to the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters, 17 June 1963 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/33	Sanford race relations address, 18 June 1963 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford arguing that continued civil rights protests will not serve the movement's interests because protestors had made their point that "the Negro is discontented."
Film F-3531/34	Sanford budget address to the North Carolina General Assembly, date uncertain 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/35	Sanford addressing the North Carolina Citizens Committee for Better Schools on education topics, date uncertain 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/36	Sanford's trip to the Ohio Valley in support of North Carolina industrial development, May 1961: reel 1 of 3 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Highlights of Sanford's trip through the Ohio Valley in search of industries willing to locate in North Carolina. Included are Sanford's responses to questions from reporters.
Film F-3531/37	Sanford's trip to the Ohio Valley in support of North Carolina industrial development, May 1961: reel 2 of 3 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Highlights of Sanford's trip through the Ohio Valley in search of industries willing to locate in North Carolina. Included are Sanford's responses to questions from reporters.
Film F-3531/38	Sanford's trip to the Ohio Valley in support of North Carolina industrial development, May 1961: reel 3 of 3 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Highlights of Sanford's trip through the Ohio Valley in search of industries willing to locate in North Carolina. Included are Sanford's responses to questions from reporters.
Film F-3531/39	Sanford's trip to New York City, February 1962 16mm motion picture film negative ; black and white ; sound Sanford addressing New York audience on his thoughts about race relations in North Carolina, Kennedy's economic program, and other issues.
Film F-3531/40	Sanford speaking to high school students who want to got to college, date uncertain 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford encouraging students to write for a student loan pamphlet.
Film F-3531/41	"Today" show segment with Sanford, 12 July 1963 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Hugh Downs and Barbara Walters asking Sanford questions about the Governor's School.
Film F-3531/42	Graham Jones, Sanford's press secretary, discussing Sanford's mediation of the Mars Hillschool controversy, May-June 1961 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/43	National Association of Tobacco Distributors, Miami, Fla., 6 April 1964 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/44	Sanford at "Ghost Town," Asheville, N.C., undated 16mm motion picture film black and white ; silent
Film F-3531/45	Sanford at Asheville, N.C., undated 16mm motion picture film black and white ; silent
Film F-3531/46	"Technical Information for Small Industries," undated 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Sanford promoting an extension service for small industries to be facilitated by North Carolina State College.
Film F-3531/47	Promotional film for North Carolina State College's mechanical arts program, produced by the North Carolina State College Visual Arts Department, undated 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/48	Promotional film for North Carolina State College's nuclear engineering program, produced by the North Carolina State College Visual Arts Department, undated 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/49	"State House Old and New," 1963? 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/50	"Preyer for Governor," May or June 1964 16mm motion picture film black and white ; sound Film of L. Richardson Preyer (Sanford's choice for governor) and three North Carolina politicians all seeking last-minute support for Preyer.
Film F-3531/51	"Anatomy of an Accident," undated 16mm motion picture film color ; sound Traffic safety drama.
Film F-3531/52	Ristine and Sanford 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/53	Fay Day, Holding Posters, Coming Onto Platform 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/54	[unidentified motion picture film] 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/55	Terry Sanford campaign events 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/56	NBC Newsfilm: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/57	[unidentified motion picture film] 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/58	[unprocessed motion picture film] 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/59	Governor Sanford film, 1963 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/60	"Terry Sanford for Governor", negative 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/61	"Terry Sanford for Governor", optical track 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/62	Terry Sanford 8mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/63	Sanford for President television spots, 1975 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/64	Sanford for President television spots 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/65	Terry's Term, interview between Scott Jarrett and Terry Sanford, Greensboro, N.C., November 1964 16mm motion picture film

Expand/collapse Subseries 6.2. Videotapes, 1963, 1990-1992 and undated.

18 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Mostly campaign advertisements and other materials from Sanford's 1992 Senate re-election campaign.

Videotape VT-3531/33	Sanford's address to the North Carolina Press Association at Chapel Hill, Jan. 18, 1963 2" Open Reel Video Previously listed as VT-3531/1a
Videotape VT-3531/1	Harvey Gantt and Jesse Helms advertisements recorded from television broadcasts, 1990 VHS Copies of approximately 20 campaign advertisements for Senator Jesse Helms in his race against Harvey Gantt.
Videotape VT-3531/2	"Sanford Tape 1 and 2," Interface Communications, 22 January 1992 VHS Several Senator Sanford campaign advertisements. See also VT-3531/3 and VT-3531/17.
Videotape VT-3531/3	"Sanford for Senate," 25 January 1992 VHS From the "At Home with Terry Sanford" program, announcing Sanford's candidacy for United States Senate re-election. Included are several Sanford advertisements (see also VT-3531/2), Sanford's announcement, and Sanford's responses to questions from a live studio audience.
Videotape VT-3531/4	"Report on Senator Sanford Campaign Program," WTVD-11, Raleigh, N.C., 25 January 1992 VHS A report of Sanford's announcement of his intention to run for re-election, including audience responses to Sanford's video address.
Videotape VT-3531/5	Sanford's C-SPAN call-in show, copy from television broadcast, 11 June 1992 VHS Sanford responding to questions by studio anchor and telephone callers.
Videotape VT-3531/6	"Charlie Gaddy Reports" with Lauch Faircloth, copy of television broadcast from WRAL-5, Raleigh, N.C.; 23 August 1992 VHS Senatorial candidate Lauch Faircloth responding to questions by studio anchor Charlie Gaddy.
Videotape VT-3531/7	"Sanford for Senate, 6 Spots" VHS "Leader," "Medal," "Jump," "Honest," "Knappy," "Education."
Videotape VT-3531/8	"Leader," Interface Communications, 11 September 1992 VHS Original of campaign advertisement.
Videotape VT-3531/9	"Again," Interface Communications, 24 September 1992 VHS Original of campaign advertisement attacking Lauch Faircloth's connections with the Congressional Club.
Videotape VT-3531/10	"North Carolina People" with Lauch Faircloth, copy of television broadcast from WUNC-4, Chapel Hill, N.C., 29 September 1992 VHS Senatorial candidate Lauch Faircloth responding to questions from studio anchor William Friday.
Videotape VT-3531/11	"Think," Interface Communications, 15 October 1992 VHS Original of campaign advertisement.
Videotape VT-3531/12	"Fit," Interface Communications, 19 October 1992 VHS Original of campaign advertisement. (box title, "Looking" not included.
Videotape VT-3531/13	"Back," copy of television advertisement, 22 October 1992 VHS Campaign advertisement with Sanford claiming good health after his release from the hospital and responding to Faircloth's attack ads.
Videotape VT-3531/14	"Response" and "Alfonse", Interface Communications, 24 October 1992 VHS Two campaign advertisements (TS-17-:30 and TS-18-:30).
Videotape VT-3531/15	"Close" and "End," Interface Communications, 28 October 1992 VHS Two campaign advertisements (TS-19-:30 and TS-20-:30).
Videotape VT-3531/16	Copies of Faircloth television ads VHS "Condo Deal,""Central America/Jobs,""Confused (State Helicopter/Hunt),""Two More Reasons (Montego Bay),""New Workfare/Welfare,""Lauch's Right,""Wrong," and "Difference Workfare/Welfare."
Videotape VT-3531/17	"Home Party Video," Squier, Eskew, Knapp, Ochs Communications; 1992 VHS Re-election campaign promotional for "At Home with Terry Sanford" program, with advertisements(see VT-3531/2) and Sanford addresses. In his first address Sanford highlighted important campaign issues, including children's issues, national prestige, elderly care, education, health care, housing, and jobs. In his second address he encouraged his supporters to become active in the political process.

Expand/collapse Series 7. Audiotapes, 1960-1992 and undated.

194 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Processing information: Original labels titles have, for the most part, been retained.

Almost entirely audio recordings of press conferences, interviews, and other events from Sanford's years as governor, with a few items from his campaigns of 1960, 1972, and 1992, and a number of unidentified recordings. Recordings are on 1/4" open reel audio and audiocassette.

Audiotape T-3531/1	Louisburg meeting, 18 January 1960 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/2	1960 campaign for governor 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/3	Sanford and I. Beverly Lake interviews, 25 June 1960 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/4	Sanford and I. Beverly Lake election coverage, 29 June 1960 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/5	Phil Lind, January 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/6	Profile of hospital care program, 19 February 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/7	Governor's news conference, 27 February 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/8	Press conference, 8 March 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/9	10 March 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/10	Press conference, 13 March 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/11	Press conference, 20 March 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/12	Hamilton, 21 March 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/13	Press conference, 27 March 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/14	Interview in Chicago, 28 March 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/15	Press conference, 4 April 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/16	Press conference, 10 April 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/17	Press conference, 17 April 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/18	Press conference, 24 April 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/19	First 100 days in office, April 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/20	Press conference, 1 May 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/21	Press conference, 5 May 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/22	Press conference, 22 May 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/23	Press conference, 24 May 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/24	Press conference, 29 May 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/25	Mars Hill school superintendent conference, 5 June 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/26	Press conference, 5 June 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/27	Press conference, 12 June 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/28	Press conference, 15 June 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/29	3 July 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/30	5 July 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/31	Press conference, 5 July 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/32	Telephone interview, 6 July 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/33	Press conference, 12 July 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/34	Press conference, 27 July 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/35	Address to the superintendents' conference about education, August 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/36	Candid session with Terry Sanford, 1 August 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/37	Press conference, 3 August 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/38	Candid session with Terry Sanford, 3 August 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/39	Press conference, 10 August 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/40	Press conference, 16 August 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/41	Press conference, 24 August 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/42	Press conference in Raleigh, 31 August 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/43	Press conference, 7 September 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/44	Press conference, 21 September 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/45	Press conference, 28 September 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/46	Press conference, 29 September 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/47	Press conference, 5 October 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/48	Press conference, 11 October 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/49	Press conference, 19 October 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/50	North Carolina Grange meeting, Kinston, 26 October 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/51	Press conference, 2 November 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/52	Press conference, 10 November 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/53	First anniversary celebration of the North Carolina Joint Council on Health and Citizenship: Address by Graham Jones, 12 November 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/54	Press conference, 16 November 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/55	Governor's speech at Farmer's Bureau on farming matters, 21 November 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/56	Press conference, 29 November 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/57	Press conference, 5 December 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/58	Press conference, 20 December 1961 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/59	Press conference, 11 January 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/60	Press conference, 18 January 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/61	Press conference, 25 January 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/62	Press conference, 8 February 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/63	Press conference, 15 February 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/64	Press conference, 22 February 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/65	Press conference, 2 March 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/66	Press conference, 15 March 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/67	Press conference, 21 March 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/68	Press conference, 5 April 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/69	Press conference, 11 April 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/70	Press conference, 17 April 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/71	Governor Sanford in Raleigh, 6 June 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/72	Press conference, 13 June 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/73	Press conference, 28 June 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/74	Press conference, 5 July 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/75	Press conference, 17 July 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/76	Press conference, 8 August 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/77	Press conference, 15 August 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/78	Press conference, 23 August 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/79	Press conference, 6 September 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/80	Press conference, 11 September 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/81	Governor Sanford's speech at Beaver Creek School, 17 September 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/82	NBC interview with Peter Hackus, 3 October 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/83	Press conference, 4 October 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/84	Press conference, 11 October 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/85	Address by Sylvester C. Smith on civil defense, 31 October 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/86	Governor Sanford's talk on civil defense, 31 October 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/87	Press conference, 8 November 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/88	Policy speech on higher education at Methodist College, Fayetteville, N.C., 15 November 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/89	Press conference, 16 November 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/90	Press conference, 21 November 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/91	Governor's interview on "Flying's My Fancy," 2 December 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/92	Press conference, 6 December 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/93	Press conference, 10 December 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/94	Press conference, 20 December 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/95	1962? 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/96	"Midnight to Reveille," 1962 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/97	Sanford on utilities, 3 January 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/98-99 T-3531/98 T-3531/99	Address by Sanford to faculty members at the University of North Carolina, 8 January 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/100	Press conference, 9 January 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/101	News of the world, 18 January 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/102	Good Neighbor Council address at Chapel Hill, 18 January 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/103	North Carolina State College, January 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/104	American Association of School Administrators on education, Atlantic City, 19 February 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/105	Governor's address at North Carolina Day, New York, 26 February 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/106	Profile on hospital care, New York Executives Club, 3 March 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/107	News conference, 15 March 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/108	Negro Home Demonstration Club, 27 March 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/109	Press conference, 29 March 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/110	Jefferson-Jackson Day, 30 March 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/111	News conference, 6 May 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/112	Governor Sanford's address at Western Carolina College, 14 May 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/113	Press conference, 21 May 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/114	CBS-TV interview on race relations, 24 May 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/115	Governor Sanford's address to the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters, 17 June 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/116	Governor Sanford before African American leaders, 18 June 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/117	North Carolina Senate debate on a constitutional amendment, 20 June 1963: tape 1 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/118	North Carolina Senate debate on a constitutional amendment, 20 June 1963: tape 2 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/119	North Carolina Senate debate on a constitutional amendment, 20 June 1963: tape 3 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/120	North Carolina Senate debate on a constitutional amendment, 20 June 1963: tape 4 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/121	"Today Show," NBC-TV, 12 July 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/122	Press conference, 18 July 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/123	Governor Sanford interviewed at National Governor's Conference, Miami Beach, 24 July 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/124	Peach Queen and governor's press conference, 26 July 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/125	Press conference and safety award, 9 September 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/126	Meeting at mansion with African American leaders, 16 September 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/127	Ford Foundation luncheon, 30 September 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/128	9 October 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/129	Press conference, 11 October 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/130	General Assembly special session, 14 October 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/131	Press conference, 27 December 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/132	Fay Lane Simmons, WBT radio, 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/133	1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/134	1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/135	Conference with Jerome Wiesner, 7 January 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/136	Governor's office, 10 February 1964: tape 1 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/137	Governor's office, 10 February 1964: tape 2 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/138	Education countdown by Ken Blackwell, 3 March 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/139	Press conference, 31 March 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/140	"Cigarettes: A Collision of Interests," about tobacco, CBS-TV, 15 April 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/141	Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 18 April 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/142	Press conference, 20 April 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/143	Press conference at North Carolina School of the Arts, 30 April 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/144	"The Institute of Religion," address by Governor Sanford, 6 May 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/145	Tobacco statement, East Carolina College, 18 June 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/146	25 June 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/147	Press conference, 30 June 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/148	Press conference with statement about President Lyndon B. Johnson, 23 July 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/149	Press conference, 29 July 1963 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/150	Presentation of Capus Waynick's book to Governor Sanford, 12 August 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/151	Governor Sanford jumps from 34-foot training tower at Fort Bragg, 15 August 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/152	Remarks to welfare workers at Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel, 1 September 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/153	Press conference, 1 October 1964: tape 1 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/154	Press conference, 1 October 1964: tape 2 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/155	Press conference on food processing, 22 October 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/156	Press conference, 4 November 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/157	Meeting of the Safety Council, 10 November 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/158	Report to governor from Commission on the Status of Women and brief press conference, 24 November 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/159	Testimonial dinner, 4 December 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/160	Bob Stalling's announcement of record industrial growth, 31 December 1964 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/161	News conference, 6 January 1965 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/162	Press conference 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/163	Oregon speech, 8 April 1972 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/164	Alabama speech, 11 April 1972 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/165	Rockingham, 20 April 1972 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/166	Sanford telethon, Charlotte, 2 May 1972 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/167	T-3531/167A. Campaign song, 1972
Audiocassette C-3531/14	Statement on taxes, radio spots, 1972(?) Audiocassette previously listed as T-3531/167b
Audiotape T-3531/168	Four 60-second "Sanford for Senate" spots, 20 October 1992 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/169	"Sanford for Senate" Westmoreland spot, 29 October 1992 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/170	Four 60-second "Sanford for Senate" spots 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/171	Three 60-second spots 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/172	60-second spot on taxes 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/173	30-second spot on taxes
Audiocassette C-3531/15	Lauch Faircloth radio spots: Three Reasons, Gas Tax Response, Travel, Workfare, Welfare Queen Audiocassette previously listed as T-3531/174b
Audiotape T-3531/174	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/175	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/176	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/177	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/178	Representative Broyhill 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/179	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/180	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/181	"Optimism Formula for Freedom" by Norman Yate 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/182	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/183	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/184	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/185	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/186	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/187	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/188	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/189	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/190	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/191	unidentified sound recording 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/192	"Gianini, McKnight, Dr. Dyke, Dr. Swalin, Mr. Lehman, Dr. Bigsby, Janiec, Paul Green, Loessin, Harry Davis, Citizen" 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/193	"Caldwell, Haydon, Ptohl, John, Bone, Beach, West, Sandresky, Cousins, Renfro, Spencer" 1/4" Open Reel Audio
Audiotape T-3531/194	"Swalin, Hoffman, Dr. Linney, Mason" 1/4" Open Reel Audio

Expand/collapse Series 8. Photographs, circa 1958-1992

225 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Chiefly photographs of Terry Sanford and staff members during various political campaigns, circa 1958-1992, and during his years as governor. Also included are photographs for campaign brochures and negatives of shots of Lauch Faircloth's business enterprises taken in 1992.

Image Folder PF-3531/01

Photographs, circa 1958-1960

Photographic Prints

8 images

Contains P-3531/001-008

Terry Sanford, circa 1958
Gubernatorial campaign

Image Folder PF-3531/02

Photographs, circa 1961-1965

Photographic Prints

19 images

Contains P-3531/009-027

Governorship, circa 1961-1965

Image Folder PF-3531/03

Photographs, circa 1968-1972

Photographic Prints

59 images

Contains P-3531/028-087

Terry Sanford, circa 1968
1972 Presidential campaign
1976 Presidential campaign

Image Folder PF-3531/04-05

PF-3531/4

PF-3531/5

Photographs, circa 1968-1972

Photographic Prints

39 images

Contains P-3531/088-127

1992 Senatorial campaign

Image Folder PF-3531/09

1992 Senatorial campaign

Photographic Negatives

36 images

Image Folder PF-3531/10-11

PF-3531/10

PF-3531/11

Lauch Faircloth's business enterprises, circa 1992

Photographic Negatives

72 images

Expand/collapse Additions of 1998-2001 (Acc. 98148, 98176, 99092)

About 4000 items

1948-1993

Campaign materials, predominantly lists of contributors and issue mail from constituents in various areas of North Carolina. Files from the North Carolina State Archives (folders 1884-1895) includes a folder of speeches; three folders of letters of appreciation; a file on the North Carolina Fund; a file on the North Carolina Film Board; reports and correspondence; and other materials, mostly from years before or after Sanford's term as governor.

Folder 1858-1861 Folder 1858 Folder 1859 Folder 1860 Folder 1861	Sanford for Senate issues notebook, volume 1, 1986
Folder 1862-1864 Folder 1862 Folder 1863 Folder 1864	Sanford for Senate issues notebook, volume 2, 1986
Folder 1865	Terry Sanford Debtbuster master list
Folder 1866-1867 Folder 1866 Folder 1867	Fundraising plan
Folder 1868-1870 Folder 1868 Folder 1869 Folder 1870	State chairman's handbook
Folder 1871	Contributor information and photocopies of contribution checks
Folder 1872	State chairman's handbook
Folder 1873-1875 Folder 1873 Folder 1874 Folder 1875	Campaign log, June-October 1992
Folder 1876-1877 Folder 1876 Folder 1877	Address book
Folder 1878-1883 Folder 1878 Folder 1879 Folder 1880 Folder 1881 Folder 1882 Folder 1883	Issue response forms
Folder 1884-1886 Folder 1884 Folder 1885 Folder 1886	Reports from a variety of agencies on economic and political topics
Folder 1887	Miscellaneous papers, 1948?-1960
Folder 1888	Letters of appreciation, A-C
Folder 1889	Letters of appreciation, D-G
Folder 1890	Letters of appreciation, H-O
Folder 1891	Letters of appreciation, P-Z
Folder 1892	North Carolina Film Board
Folder 1893	North Carolina Fund
Folder 1894	Speeches
Folder 1895	Miscellaneous papers, 1965-1980
Box 143-145 Box 143 Box 144 Box 145	Card files, undated

Expand/collapse Additions of 2002-2007, 2009 (Acc. 99306, 99641, 99674, 99760, 99994, 100025, 100649, 101184)

About 10,000 items.

Includes materials related to Sanford's Presidential, Vice Presidential, and Senate campaigns as well as materials concerning Sanford's term as Governor of North Carolina. There are also photographs, photograph albums, and scrapbooks relating to Sanford's personal and public life, correspondence and other items relating to Margaret Rose Sanford, and a campaign notebook for W. Kerr Scott, 1954, among other items.

Box 146 Folder 1896-1898 Folder 1896 Folder 1897 Folder 1898	Addition of August 2002: Press releases, 1987-1992
Box 147 Folder 1899-1902 Folder 1899 Folder 1900 Folder 1901 Folder 1902	Addition of August 2002: Senate campaign materials, 1986, 1992
Box 148 Folder 1903-1906 Folder 1903 Folder 1904 Folder 1905 Folder 1906	Addition of August 2002: Clippings and other papers relating to the 1992 senatorial and presidential races
Box 149-154 Box 149 Box 150 Box 151 Box 152 Box 153 Box 154	Addition of July 2003: Scrapbooks, photograph albums
Oversize Volume SV-3531/6-8 SV-3531/6 SV-3531/7 SV-3531/8	Addition of July 2003: Scrapbooks, photograph albums
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-3531/1	Addition of July 2003: Terry Sanford campaign yard and barn signs
Box 155	Addition of July 2003: Travel itineraries, UNC law students comment on Robert Bork, correspondence and other materials relating to Margaret Rose Sanford
Image Folder PF-3531/6-7 PF-3531/6 PF-3531/7	Addition of July 2003: Photographs of Terry Sanford, Margaret Rose Sanford, and family at various occasions and gatherings.
Oversize Image Folder OP-PF-3531/1	Addition of July 2003: Photographs of Terry Sanford, Margaret Rose Sanford, and family at various occasions and gatherings.
Oversize Image Folder OP-PF-3531/2	Addition of July 2003: Mounted newspaper clippings about Margaret Rose Sanford
Box 156-162 Box 156 Box 157 Box 158 Box 159 Box 160 Box 161 Box 162	Addition of July 2003: Clippings (primarily photocopies)
Box 163-164 Box 163 Box 164	Addition of July 2003: Appointment books of Terry and Margaret Rose Sanford
Box 165	Addition of July 2003: Sanford for President tee shirts, banner, buttons and other items
Box 166	Addition of December 2003: Certificates
	Addition of April 2004: Gubernatorial materials Primarily printed and photocopied items.
	Addition of April 2004: Sanford for Vice President materials
Box 167	Addition of April 2004: Hubert Humphrey for President materials
Box 168-171 Box 168 Box 169 Box 170 Box 171	Addition of April 2004: Terry Sanford for President materials, circa 1972-1976
Audiocassette C-3531/1	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 1 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/2	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 2 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/3	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 3 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/4	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 4 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/5	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 5 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/6	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 6 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/7	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 7 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/8	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 8 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/9	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 9 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/10	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 10 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/11	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 11 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/12	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 12 Received as Addition of April 2004
Audiocassette C-3531/13	Recordings connected with Terry Sanford's 1986 senatorial campaign: tape 13 Received as Addition of April 2004
Box 172	Addition of April 2004: Other materials Includes guestbook for Cumberland County headquarters, printed materials, and other items.
	Addition of January 2005: Campaign notebook for W. Kerr Scott's 1954 senate campaign
	Addition of March 2005: Speeches, letters, notes, clippings, 1961
Image Folder PF-3531/8	Addition of March 2005: Photographs Most depict Sanford passing out dinner plates, possibly at the beginning of a buffet line.
Box 173	Addition of April 2007: Speeches and speech materials, 1965-1973
Box 174	Addition of April 2009: Addresses, 1959-June 1963
Box 175	Addition of April 2009: Addresses, July 1963-October1964

Expand/collapse Addition of September 2010, 1963 (Acc. 101348).

2 items.

Acquisitions Information: Accession 101348

Processing information: Titles and descriptions compiled from notes and labels found on original film cans and reels.

Footage of an interview with Terry Stanford on 16mm motion picture film. A note accompanying the film reels indicates that the interview was shot on 31 August 1963 and broadcast by WBTV on 9 October 1963. Other on-camera panelists include Richard McKenna and Henry Belk.

Film F-3531/66

"The Governor and the State: Sanford and North Carolina", 31 August 1963: reel 1 of 2

16mm motion picture film

1200 ft.

black and white ; sound

Film F-3531/67

"The Governor and the State: Sanford and North Carolina", 31 August 1963: reel 2 of 2

16mm motion picture film

1000 ft.

black and white ; sound

Expand/collapse Addition of October 2011, 1959-1985 (Acc. 101517).

About 200 items.

Box 176-177

Box 176

Box 177

Letters to Margaret Rose Sanford, 1960-1985

Primarily thank-you notes, greeting cards, and various other short letters regarding events, luncheons, dinners, and receptions. Topics include Terry Sanford's gubernatorial campaign in 1960, congratulations on Sanford's victory, declarations of support for Sanford's 1961 tax plan, and the conclusion of Terry Sanford's term as governor in 1965. There are also a few letters of dissent including a letter of 12 June 1962 from A.J. Parsons with a presumably unsent retort typed onto its envelope by an unknown author. Also included are notes and letters from Virginia Davis, secretary to the governor of Missouri John M. Dalton. One of Davis's letters, dated 12 December 1963, mentions Kennedy's assassination; another letter dated 11 June 1964 touches on the topic of working women. There are also notes from the Capitol Receptionist-Secretary and Margaret Rose Sanford's secretary.

Box 177

Other materials relating to Margaret Rose Sanford's role as First Lady, 1960-1964

Meeting minutes, receiving line lists, and other items.

Letters to Terry Sanford, 1959-1964

Thank-you letters from institutions and a note from a housewife, dated 10 November 1961, voicing dissatisfaction with Sanford's tax plan.

Letters to Elizabeth Martin Sanford, 1960-1967

Letters to Terry Sanford's mother from various correspondents discussing Terry Sanford's achievements.

Expand/collapse Addition of June 2012: Kerr Scott Campaign, 1948

Acquisitions Information: Accession 101611.

Notebook titled "organizational file-Scott campaign" listing contact for each N.C. county (some annotated) for the W. Kerr Scott Gubernatorial campaign of 1948.

Box 183

Kerr Scott campaign, 1948

Expand/collapse Addition of 2014, 1929-2006 (Acc. 103141).

About 3000 items.

Arrangement: Boxes 178-181 ans 184 were kept in original order. Box 182-183 are previously framed or loose papers and volumes alphabetically arranged by subject. Separated materials are arranged by date where possible.

Chiefly materials related to Sanford family activities and events, including papers related to Sanford's parents, Cecil Sanford, Jr., and Elizabeth Martin Sanford; photo albums related to the Knight family; scrapbooks and photo albums made by Margaret from her college years, Sanford's political races, and vacation trips; personal papers from across both Margaret and Terry Sanfords' lives as well as legal materials, memorial arrangements, and notes of condolence related to their deaths; awards, certificates, and honorary degrees presented to Margaret and Terry Sanford by various institutions; and various recordings, including video and motion picture film interviews with Sanford.

Box 178	Elizabeth Martin Sanford and Cecil Sanford Jr. papers, 1920-1996 Contains Elizabeth Martin Sanford's writings and school documents; materials related to Cecil Stanford Jr., including his will and funeral documents and memorial records; sparse letters to Terry Sanford; writing by Cecil; Cecil's orders from the U.S. Navy in 1940; and letters to Elizabeth, chiefly from the 1980s.
Box 179-183 Box 179 Box 180 Box 181 Box 182 Box 183	Terry Sanford papers, 1920-1998 Box 179: Materials from Sanford's childhood and college years; files on his business interests compiled by his estate after his death; publications on his legacy; personal correspondence; letters of condolence to his family after his death. Box 180: Materials related the illness that preceded Sanford's death; letters sent by Terry Sanford Jr. related to his father's death; documents regarding Sanford's funeral and estate; personal papers related to his role as governor and senator, including letters to the 517th Parachute Infantry Regiment; and holiday greeting cards from Margaret to Sanford. Box 181: Materials related to the Sanford's memorial, as well booklets from his addresses to Duke and UNC. Box 182: Wedding announcement; certificates, citations, honorary degrees, and proclamations in honor of Sanford; a couple of booklets from universities; and several photo albums. Box: 183: Investment documents and will.
Box 180-182 Box 180 Box 181 Box 182	Margaret Rose Sanford papers, 1940s-2006 Box 180: Personal papers and correspondence of Margaret Rose Sanford, including educational certificates and a passport, as well as holiday greeting cards from Margaret to Sanford. Box 181: Materials from Margaret's time in college; newsclippings about her role as First Lady of North Carolina; and materials related to her death, including her will, funeral arrangements, materials from her funeral and memorial service, condolence letters, and thank you letters. 182: Keepsakes from her childhood, including a baby book; notebooks from her time at UNC; materials related to her wedding to Sanford; materials related to her birthplace, Christian County, Ky.; and several photo albums.
Box 184	Legal papers Closed until 2024 by request of donor.
Oversize Paper Folder OPF-3531/2-5 OPF-3531/2 OPF-3531/3 OPF-3531/4 OPF-3531/5	Awards, citations, and other papers, 1960s-1990s
Extra Oversize Paper Folder XOPF-3531/1	Nature Lover's Map to North Carolina
Photograph Album PA-3531/01	Knight family, circa 1880s
Photograph Album PA-3531/02	Margaret Rose Knight, 1949-1950
Photograph Album PA-3531/03	Europe trip, 1967
Photograph Album PA-3531/04	Africa, Spain, and Italy, July 1970
Photograph Album PA-3531/05	Japan Vol. 1, 24 June - 6 July 1979
Photograph Album PA-3531/06	Japan Vol. 2, 24 June - 6 July 1979
Photograph Album PA-3531/07	Green River, Co., 4-8 September 1979
Photograph Album PA-3531/08	Sanford family and friends, 1970s
Photograph Album PA-3531/09	China, 1980
Photograph Album PA-3531/10	Japan and China, 24 September - 5 October 1983
Photograph Album PA-3531/11	Sanford family, circa 1980s
Oversize Volume SV-3531/09	Margaret Rose Knight at Hopkinsville High School scrapbook, circa 1935
Oversize Volume SV-3531/10	Margaret Rose Knight, Christian College Columbia, Mo. scrapbook, 1937
Oversize Volume SV-3531/11	UNC scrapbook, Margaret Rose Knight, 1938-1939
Oversize Volume SV-3531/12	UNC scrapbook, Margaret Rose Knight, 1939-1941
Oversize Volume SV-3531/13	1960 election newsclipping scrapbook, 1960
Oversize Volume SV-3531/14	Sanford election and governorship scrapbook, 1960s
Oversize Volume SV-3531/15	"Corporation Record" scrapbook, 1960s
Oversize Volume SV-3531/16	Scrapbook
Museum Item MU-3531/1	Masonic candidate apron, Phoenix Lodge No. 8., A.F. & A.M., Fayetteville, N.C.
Videotape VT-3531/18	Camp Greystone promotional video, early 1990s VHS
Videotape VT-3531/19	"Marie Gilbert - Chapel Hill Oct. 1993 TV Station," October 1993 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/20	"Marie Gilbert & John Obermeyer," 1995 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/21	"Friday Noon Poets, Marie Gilbert & John Obermeyer," April 1997 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/22	UNC Center for Public Television, "The Services for the Honorable Terry Sanford," 22 April 1998 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/23	UNC Center for Public Television, "Terry Sanford Remembered," 22 April 1998 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/24	UNC Center for Public Television, "Biographical Conversations with Terry Sanford," Episode 101, 25 May 1998 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/25	UNC Center for Public Television, "Biographical Conversations with Terry Sanford," Episode 102, 26 May 1998 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/26	UNC Center for Public Television, "Biographical Conversations with Terry Sanford," Episode 103, 27 May 1998 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/27	"Marie Gilbert at Blue Heron Poetry,"14 April 1999 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/28	"First Presbyterian Church Spiritual Stewardship Consecration Sunday," 3 October 1999 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/29	"North Carolina Debutante Ball: A Video Montage," 2000 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/30	"The Forty-Ninth Debutante Coltillion and Christmas Ball," 30 December 2003 VHS
Videotape VT-3531/31	"Friday Noon Poets, Guest: Marie Gilbert," undated VHS
Videotape VT-3531/32	Marie Gilbert, undated VHS
Film F-3531/63	"Terry's Term," interview between Scott Jarrett and Terry Sanford, Greensboro, N.C., November 1964 16mm motion picture film 1000 ft. black and white ; sound
Film F-3531/64	"Sanford for President", television spots 16mm motion picture film
Film F-3531/65	"Terry's Term", interview between Scott Jarrett and Terry Sanford, Greensboro, N.C., November 1964 16mm motion picture film

Expand/collapse Letters from Terry Sanford to Margaret Rose Sanford, 1944-1945 (Addition of May 2011)

Approximately 300 items.

Acquisitions Information: Accession 101437

Box 185	Letters from Terry Sanford to Margaret Rose Sanford, 1944-1945
	Lists of books and memorabilia

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Oversize pictures (OP-PF-3531/1-2)
Oversize volumes (SV-3531/1-16)
Photo albums (PA-3531/1-11)
Photographs (PF-3531/1-11)
Videotapes (VT-3531/1-33)

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Expand/collapse Series 1. Pre-1960 Material, 1946-1959.

Expand/collapse Subseries 1.1. Young Democratic Clubs of North Carolina, 1949-1952 and undated.

Expand/collapse Subseries 1.2. Other Loose Papers.

Expand/collapse Subseries 1.3. Volumes, 1946-1950.

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Expand/collapse Series 2. 1960 Gubernatorial Campaign Material, 1958-1960.

Expand/collapse Subseries 2.1. County Files, 1959-1960 and undated.

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Collection Number: 03531

Collection Title: Terry Sanford Papers, 1920-2006