USIA: Israel Correspondence Rec'd by FG., 10/22/1956-10/01/1959
Series-level Scope and Content Note
Part One: Professional Subject Files (Box 3, Folders 1 - 35) This includes work files, information and correspondence relating directly to the various professional positions held by FG throughout his career. Arranged alphabetically by the name of the association/agency these include FG's work with EPA, Senator Pell, Ruckelshaus Associates, and USIA. In addition, files pertaining to FG's professional education at the Naval War College, his campaign run for governor of Rhode Island as well as involvement in Rhode Island politics, miscellaneous correspondence relating to employment prospects (includes resumes), US Navy enlistment in the 1940s, are also included in this Professional Subject Files series. Part Two: General Subject Files Series (Box 4, Folders 1 - 20). This series includes correspondence and information relating to FG's miscellaneous 'extracurricular' activities undertaken in addition to his professional life, such as his membership of clubs and social associations; awards and honors he received during his lifetime (for those pertaining to his professional work, see Professional Subject Files under agency name); public appearances (for speech typescripts, see Manuscripts Series). This series also contains a file on obituaries and eulogies of friends (some written by FG). NOTE: See also Chronological Correspondence Series for further general/personal correspondence received and sent by FG.
Dates
- 10/22/1956-10/01/1959
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Extent
From the Collection: 7.2 Linear Feet (7 Hollinger Record Storage boxes; 1 drop front flat box (11x14"))
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Container Summary
* Business correspondence received by FG as director of operations inIsrael, 1956-58 and chief of private enterprise division 1958-60. Arrangedalphabetically by surname. Includes - Allen, George V. (director, USIA) to FG - TLS, 11/29/57 Agron, Gershon to FG - telegram, n.d. Harmon, Avraham to FG - TLS, 8/13/58 Glueck, Nelson to FG - TLS, 1/2/58 + TL carbon from FG. Khoushy, Aba (mayor of Haifa, Israel) to FG - greeting card w/ driedolive leaf, 12/57. Kollek, Theodore to FG - telegram, n.d. Larson, Arthur (director, USIA 1956-57) to FG - 1 TLS, 11/26/57 + TLcarbon from FG (2 copies). Lawson, Edward B. (US ambassador to Israel) to staff - Typed formletter, 11/4/56. Lawson to FG - TLS, 3/57 Streibert, Theodore (director, USIA 1953) to FG - 2 TLS: 6/18/56, 11/21/57. Topolevsky, Gregorio (ambassador of Argentina to Israel) to FG - TLS,9/3/57. Wilkinson, Burke to FG - 2 TLS: 5/22/57, 11/25/57 + TL carbon from FG. Yost, Charles to FG - TLS, 1/4/58. * Miscellaneous items. Includes - Menu and guestlist for FG's farewell party.
Subjects and Associated Physical Materials
USIA ISRAEL - CORRESPONDENCE REC'D BY FG: Typed Letter Signed
GREEN, FITZHUGH - USIA ISRAEL: CORRESPONDENCE REC'D.: Typed Letter Signed
LAWSON, EDWARD B. - TO FG: Typed Letter Signed
HARMON, AVRAHAM - TO FG: Typed Letter Signed
AGRON, GERSHON - TO FG: Typed Letter Signed
KOLLEK, THEODORE - TO FG: Typed Letter Signed
KHOUSHY, ABA - TO FG (CARD): Autographed Letter
GREEN, FITZHUGH - USIA ISRAEL: FAREWELL PARTY: Manuscript
YOST, CHARLES - TO FG: Typed Letter Signed
TOPOLEVSKY, GREGORIO - TO FG: Typed Letter Signed
STREIBERT, THEODORE - TO FG: Typed Letter Signed
WILKINSON, BURKE - TO FG: Typed Letter Signed
ALLEN, GEORGE V. - TO FG: Typed Letter Signed
LARSON, ARTHUR - TO FG: Typed Letter Signed
GLUECK, NELSON - TO FG: Typed Letter Signed
Repository Details
Part of the Georgetown University Manuscripts Repository
Lauinger Library, 5th Floor
37th and O Streets, N.W.
Washington DC 20057
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