Subseries 2. Issues and position papers

Scope and Content Notes: Thornburgh delivered twelve position papers on topics of concern to voters. In addition to the issued papers, and drafts, there are binders and folders of research materials designed for debate preparation and issue discussions.

Box 23

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Issue References (published materials) (annotated); some with historical material pre 1966 1966

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Position papers (bound copy) November, 1966

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Position Paper #1: Help for the Aged October 10, 1966

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Position Paper #2: We Need Better Law Enforcement October 13, 1966

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Position Paper #3: Pittsburgh Can Solve its Transportation Problems October 18, 1966

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Position Paper #4: A Better Way for Urban Renewal October 20, 1966

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Position Paper #5: Education: Top Priority October 24, 1966

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Position Paper #6: Vietnam as a Subject for Concern and Debate October 28, 1966

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Position Paper #7: Civil Rights October 30, 1966

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Position Paper #8: International Trade: When it Helps, When it Hurts October 31, 1966

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Position Paper #9: Problems of Foreign Policy November 1, 1966

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Position Paper #10: Economic Problems November 2, 1966

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Position Paper #11: Poverty Programs Should Help the Poor, Not the Politicians November 3, 1966

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Position Paper #12: Labor Problems November 4, 1966

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Political and legal newsletters regarding the Thornburgh campaign 1966

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Research Binder: Issues (annotated) 1966

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Research Plans, Drafts and Memos 1966

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Question and Answer Session (annotated) August 27, 1966

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Neighborhood Youth Corps (annotated) 1966

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Moorhead Debate 1966

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The League of Women Voters Questionnaire (annotated) 1966

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Scranton/Shafer Administration Accomplishments September 7, 1966