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• Arrangement
• Scope and Content Note
• Related Information
• Use of Records
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Central subject and correspondence files

Held by the New York State Archives

Overview of the Records

Arrangement

Alphabetical by subject.

Scope and Content Note

Subject and correspondence files in the records of Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller include: aging; constitutional revision, authorities and commissions; civil defense; commerce; conservation, corrections, education; fiscal taxation; health and sanitation; horse racing; housing; health insurance; labor issues; mental hygiene; public utilities and services; welfare; and youth issues.

The accretion also contains "name files" which consist of copies of outgoing correspondence from the name and correspondence files filed alphabetically by correspondent's last name. The name file serves as a name index to the subject files.

Use of Records

Access Restrictions

These master microfilm reels are not available for research because of other available microfilm copies in accretions 13682-78, Gov. Rockefeller central subject and correspondence files, and 13681-78, Gov. Rockefeller name files.

Related Information

Related Materials

The bulk of these microfilm reels appear to be the original camera masters, which are duplicated by the contents of accretion 13682-78. The remainder of these reels are the original camera masters of the Rockefeller name files, which are duplicated by microfilm reels in series 13681.

Other finding aids

Reel list.

Custodial History

These records were transferred to the State Archives by the Executive Chamber Records Officer in February, 1995. The transfer is documented by State Records Center transfer list number 78-01.