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Box 1

 Container

Contains 34 Results:

DHEW department history

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 1
Collection Summary From the Collection: The collection consists of Congressional correspondence regarding various aspects of NIH's research programs, appropriations and policy. Topics covered range from mundane constituent letters asking for money to support hospitalization or treatment, to top-level policy questions from Senate and House members. These letters demonstrate the direct access to upper-level NIH administrators once afforded to both Senators, Congressmen and their constituents, and the general public and how...
Dates: 1949-1971

Animal Experimentation, 1963-1966

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 2
Collection Summary From the Collection: The collection consists of Congressional correspondence regarding various aspects of NIH's research programs, appropriations and policy. Topics covered range from mundane constituent letters asking for money to support hospitalization or treatment, to top-level policy questions from Senate and House members. These letters demonstrate the direct access to upper-level NIH administrators once afforded to both Senators, Congressmen and their constituents, and the general public and how...
Dates: 1963-1966

Drugs, polio vaccine, 1955-1957

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 3
Collection Summary From the Collection: The collection consists of Congressional correspondence regarding various aspects of NIH's research programs, appropriations and policy. Topics covered range from mundane constituent letters asking for money to support hospitalization or treatment, to top-level policy questions from Senate and House members. These letters demonstrate the direct access to upper-level NIH administrators once afforded to both Senators, Congressmen and their constituents, and the general public and how...
Dates: 1955-1957

Congressional Committees, 1952-1954

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 4
Collection Summary From the Collection: The collection consists of Congressional correspondence regarding various aspects of NIH's research programs, appropriations and policy. Topics covered range from mundane constituent letters asking for money to support hospitalization or treatment, to top-level policy questions from Senate and House members. These letters demonstrate the direct access to upper-level NIH administrators once afforded to both Senators, Congressmen and their constituents, and the general public and how...
Dates: 1952-1954

Health Information Dissemination, 1949-1957

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 5
Collection Summary From the Collection: The collection consists of Congressional correspondence regarding various aspects of NIH's research programs, appropriations and policy. Topics covered range from mundane constituent letters asking for money to support hospitalization or treatment, to top-level policy questions from Senate and House members. These letters demonstrate the direct access to upper-level NIH administrators once afforded to both Senators, Congressmen and their constituents, and the general public and how...
Dates: 1949-1957

Information, Mixed (Scientific Communications; Education; Program Analysis), 1962-1965

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 6
Collection Summary From the Collection: The collection consists of Congressional correspondence regarding various aspects of NIH's research programs, appropriations and policy. Topics covered range from mundane constituent letters asking for money to support hospitalization or treatment, to top-level policy questions from Senate and House members. These letters demonstrate the direct access to upper-level NIH administrators once afforded to both Senators, Congressmen and their constituents, and the general public and how...
Dates: 1962-1965

Information, Mixed (Program Analysis, Appropriations), 1958-1959

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 7
Collection Summary From the Collection: The collection consists of Congressional correspondence regarding various aspects of NIH's research programs, appropriations and policy. Topics covered range from mundane constituent letters asking for money to support hospitalization or treatment, to top-level policy questions from Senate and House members. These letters demonstrate the direct access to upper-level NIH administrators once afforded to both Senators, Congressmen and their constituents, and the general public and how...
Dates: 1958-1959

Information, Mixed, 1955; 1963

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 8
Collection Summary From the Collection: The collection consists of Congressional correspondence regarding various aspects of NIH's research programs, appropriations and policy. Topics covered range from mundane constituent letters asking for money to support hospitalization or treatment, to top-level policy questions from Senate and House members. These letters demonstrate the direct access to upper-level NIH administrators once afforded to both Senators, Congressmen and their constituents, and the general public and how...
Dates: 1955; 1963

Information, Mixed, 1956

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 9
Collection Summary From the Collection: The collection consists of Congressional correspondence regarding various aspects of NIH's research programs, appropriations and policy. Topics covered range from mundane constituent letters asking for money to support hospitalization or treatment, to top-level policy questions from Senate and House members. These letters demonstrate the direct access to upper-level NIH administrators once afforded to both Senators, Congressmen and their constituents, and the general public and how...
Dates: 1956

Old legislation letters (photocopies), 1952; 1954

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 10
Collection Summary From the Collection: The collection consists of Congressional correspondence regarding various aspects of NIH's research programs, appropriations and policy. Topics covered range from mundane constituent letters asking for money to support hospitalization or treatment, to top-level policy questions from Senate and House members. These letters demonstrate the direct access to upper-level NIH administrators once afforded to both Senators, Congressmen and their constituents, and the general public and how...
Dates: 1952; 1954