United States correspondence: Laube - York, 16 Oct 1973-4 May 1989

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(folder 1) Correspondents:

'Misc. L.', including Robert R. Laube, John Lehman, and Marguerite Lehr
Frank McLaughlin
Mary Patterson 'Pat' McPherson
Dr Clarence R. Moll

(folder 2) Correspondents:

'Misc. M.', including Professor Helen Taft Manning, Dr John Leahy Marshall (photographer), Jane McGowan, Professor Fritz Mezger, Walter C. and Professor Agnes 'Nan' Michels, J. Ferrater Mora, and John Majeski
'Misc. O.', including Professor Jane Oppenheimer, Professor John Oxtoby, and Jean Oxtoby
Marty Price and John Price
'Misc. P.', including William S. Paley, Leonard Pennario, Dorothy Prell, and Harry Pregerson
Donald N. Ravitch [brother of Ronny Schwartz]
Jack Raymond
'Misc. R.', including Richard Ravitch, J. Edgar Rhoads, Guy Russell Roop, and David Rubin
Marvin Schwartz (director of the International Design Center, Hollywood)

(folder 3) Correspondents:

Elizabeth Smith
Steinway & Sons
'Misc. S.', including Isaac Stern, Marvin Sadik, and Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
James Tocco
'Misc. T.', including Theodore Tannenwald, Jr., Virgil Thomson, Time magazine, Dr Michael Tobias, Pauline Trigere, Gene and John Tunney, and Dr James Tanis
Roger Williams
'Misc. W.', including Jack Wainger, Ed and Belle Watson, Lowell Weicker, Jr., Harris Wofford, Mary K. Woodworth, Irene Worth, and Herman Wouk
'Misc. V.', including comprising Elizabeth Gray Vining, and John A. Volkober
Herb York

Subjects covered in the correspondence include: dye transfer prints of David Hockney and Lord Mountbatten being displayed at Kodak's Marketing Education Center and the Kodak Park Recreation Building for the Annual Convention of Professional Photographers of America, 1985.