VIP Letters, 1960-2008

Identifier (Dublin Core): c020
Archival Collection (Dublin Core): VIP Letters, 1960-2008
Extent (Dublin Core): 593.0 Letters
Arrangement (Curation): The letters are arranged alphabetically by the sender's last name. Multiple letters from the same sender are arranged chronologically.
Description (Dublin Core): Box 1: A-B
Box 2: George H.W. Bush
Box 3: C
Box 4: Bill Clinton
Box 5: D-E
Box 6: F-K
Box 7: Gerald Ford
Box 8: L
Box 9: M-Q
Box 10: Richard Nixon
Box 11: R
Box 12: Ronald Reagan
Box 13: S-Z
Abstract (Dublin Core): The VIP Letters collection consists of letters that were removed from the Dole papers. With few exceptions, the letters were written to Senator Dole from notable public figures, including U.S. Presidents (about 66% of the letters), Congress people, foreign officials, and other distinguished persons. The contents of the letters covers a wide range of topics, including current events, personal notes, responses to letters from Dole, and more.

The letters are arranged alphabetically by the sender's last name. Multiple letters from the same sender are arranged chronologically.
Relation (Dublin Core): See all item sets with this value VIP Letters Digital Exhibit

Aliyev Heydar to Bob Dole
Letter from President of Azerbaijan Heydar Aliyev to Senator Bob Dole thanking him for working to change Section 907 of the Freedom Support Act, on behalf of the people of the Republic of Azerbaijan. Letterhead is written in Azerbaijani, while the letter is written in Tatar. An unofficial translation in English is included.
Letter from Vice President George Bush to Senator Bob Dole on The Uniform Patent Procedures Act
A very short response letter to Bob Dole from Vice President George H.W. Bush. Dole had clearly written to the Vice President previously, regarding how Federal Acquisition Regulation might affect his proposed patent legislation.
Bill Clinton to Bob Dole about the 80th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide
President Bill Clinton outlines his Administration's efforts on facilitating Armenian reform following its independence.