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Messages to groups, statements for books and articles, editorials, and news releases for such groups as the American Heart Association and Utah State Federation of Labor and for such publications as Ladies' Home Journal and American Weekly.

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Messages of appreciation, endorsement of programs, and statements for newspapers for such groups as the Utah Association for the United Nations, the National, Council of the Churches of Christ, and the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., and such publications as The American Press, the Salt Lake Tribune, Kansas City Star, and Labor Press Associated, Inc.

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Mining and Contracting Review, Utah Magazine, Utah Club Woman, Democratic Digest, Pageant, and Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine.

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Butcher Workman and Daughters of Utah Pioneers.

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Society of Mayflower Descendants Newsletter: Cal Chronicle from the University of California, Berkeley; Equal Rights Coalition; and Newscope from Westminster College.

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Remarks before Democratic Women of Utah, Exchange Club of Provo, CIO Labor Dinner, Kiwanis Club, National Council of Jewish Women, Sahara Club, and Sagebrush Club, on such subjects as women, Korea, housing, communism, reclamation, business, campaign issues, smear tactics, national health insurance, post offices, government spending, Indians, social security, mining, and George Albert Smith.

Scope and Contents Statement on a speech by President Harry S. Truman, cheese storage, announced candidacy, post offices, floods, price controls, Indians, socialism, tidelands oil, wetbacks, reclamation, character assassination and smear tactics, campaign speeches, and national health insurance before such groups as the Provo Kiwanis Club, National Rural Electrification Cooperative Association, and Women Garment Makers, and for such publications as the Salt Lake Tribune, ...

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For Deseret News, Pleasant Grove Review, the St. Louis Glove-Democrat on campaign topics, post offices, Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce fiftieth anniversary, answer to the question "What can be done to bring the nation back from the low standard of morals to which it has fallen?" and suggestion of sending a delegation of mothers as ambassadors to foreign countries.

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Excerpts from the Congressional Record in tribute to Sam Rayburn.