Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Papers from 1966-1968; "Changing Intergovernmental and Interagency Relationships in Park and Recreation Programs" remarks by Daniel M. Ogden Jr before the American Society for Public Administration, 4/15/66, includes a draft with edits, "The Politics of Outdoor Recreation" Remarks of Daniel M. Ogden Jr before the Western Political Science Association: 3/25/66, includes drafts and handwritten edits, Remarks of Daniel M. Ogden Jr before the Wabash Valley Association, Proposed Highway Legislation including a pamphlet on Highways to Beauty, Series of letters regarding comments on letters between Senator Jackson and Senator Magnuson regarding interpretations of Transportation Act. Series includes response to such letters by Dr. Ogden, "The Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and the Visual Community" by Daniel M. Ogden Jr at the Building Research Institute Conference on The Visual Community, Invocation presented by Daniel M. Ogden Jr at the 1966 National Cleanest Town Conference, Remarks of Daniel M. Ogden Jr at the Dedication of Camp Hidden Valley in Baltimore Maryland, First Annual Report 1968 for Bureau of Outdoor Recreation including letter to Dr. Ogden from successor to position. 13 items.

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From the Collection:

The collection includes political campaign ephemera compiled by Dr. Daniel M. Ogden during his time as a Political Science professor at Washington State College and during his time as an advance man for John F. Kennedy’s presidential campaign in the 1960s.

Materials relating to the many facets of Ogden’s career in public utilities are included in this collection including those used for the purpose of Ogden’s dissertation, “The Development of Federal Power Policy in the Pacific Northwest.” Included are pamphlets, ephemera, public and private power reports, correspondence, newspaper clippings, research notes, legislative documents and the dissertation. Materials on Public/Private Power issues collected after completion of Ogden’s dissertation in 1949 are also included.