South Carolina Political Collections
University of South Carolina
James R. Mann
(b. 1920)
Papers, 1948-1998
Volume:
28.75 linear feet
Processed:
1998, by Cynthia Luckie and Deanna Moore
Provenance:
Donated by The Honorable James Robert Mann
Citation Form:
James R. Mann Papers, South Carolina Political Collections, The
University of South Carolina
Copyright:
Copyright of the James R. Mann Papers has been transferred to the
University of South Carolina.
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Biographical Note:
James Robert Mann was born 27 April 1920 to Alfred Clio and Nancy (Griffin) Mann in
Greenville, South Carolina. He attended the Greenville public schools and graduated Phi Beta
Kappa from the Citadel in 1941. In July of the same year, he entered the U.S. Army as a second
lieutenant and had attained the rank of Lieutenant Colonel prior to his honorable discharge in
March 1946. He married Virginia Thomas Brunson in 1945. After leaving the army, he enrolled
in the University of South Carolina Law School where he was editor of the South Carolina Law
Review and graduated magna cum laude in 1947. Following graduation, he opened a law
practice in Greenville. He was elected to the South Carolina House of Representative in 1948
and served two terms, 1949-1952. Gov. James Byrnes appointed him solicitor of the Thirteenth
Judicial Circuit to succeed Robert Ashmore upon his election to Congress in 1953. He was reelected in 1954 and 1958 without opposition. He returned to the full-time practice of law in
January 1963. Remaining active in community affairs, he served as secretary of the Greenville
County Planning Commission from 1963 to 1967 and as vice-president for community
development and president of the Greenville Chamber of Commerce in 1964 and 1965
respectively.
In 1968 he was elected to represent the Fourth District in the U.S. Congress upon the
retirement of Robert Ashmore. He defeated three opponents in the Democratic primary and
Republican Charles Bradshaw in the general election. During his tenure in the House, 19691979, he was a member of the Select Committee on Crime, the Committee for the District of
Columbia, the Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control, and the Judiciary Committee.
As a member of the Judiciary Committee, he played a key behind-the-scenes role in the
Impeachment Inquiry into President Richard Nixon. He drafted portions of Article I and Article
II of the final report to the House regarding Nixon's involvement in the Watergate cover-up and
the abuse of Presidential powers. Lee Bandy of The State newspaper wrote Mann tailored the
language “to suit the special needs of his southern colleagues and wavering Republicans” and
assure support from Democrats and Republicans for impeachment. On 27 July 1974, the
Judiciary Committee voted 27-11 in favor of impeachment.
In 1975, with Strom Thurmond's strong support, the Ford administration was prepared to
nominate Mann for a judgeship on the U.S. Court of Military Appeals. Eventually, he declined
to accept the nomination claiming that while the security of the job was attractive, it did not offer
enough opportunity for service.
Mann retired from Congress in January 1979 and resumed his law practice in Greenville.
Scope and Content Note:
The James R. Mann Papers consist of 28.75 linear feet of material, 1948 to 1998, arranged in
five series: Public Papers, Personal Papers, Audio-Visual Material, Bound Volumes, and
Clippings.
Public Papers
Public Papers (19 lf.) is divided into three sub-series: South Carolina House of
Representatives, US House of Representatives, and Speeches. The South Carolina House
materials, 1949 to 1952, is arranged chronologically and consists chiefly of correspondence from
constituents and members of the General Assembly regarding issues such as education, income
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tax, and highways. The Legislative Appointments file from 1949 contains letters seeking
support from candidates for various state positions.
The U.S. House materials, 1969 to 1978, consist of General Papers, Bills, Judiciary
Committee Records, and Voting Records. General Papers are arranged chronologically and
include correspondence and research materials. Much of the correspondence consists of carbon
copies of Mann's replies to constituent letters which are not present. Topics include Labor,
Energy, Textiles, and Consumer Protection. The years 1970 to 1972 contain VIP correspondence
from congressmen, cabinet members, and the President. Also of general interest are Mann's
statements in the Congressional Record and press releases, filed at the end of the General
Papers.
Significant topical files include those regarding the Select Committee on Crime, Powers of
the Presidency Conference, Democratic Research Organization Committee to Investigate a
Balanced Federal Budget, and Informal House Textile Committee. For several years, Mann
sponsored an annual trip to Washington for high school seniors from his district. The Select
Committee on Crime papers, 1973, chiefly concern gambling on greyhound racing in Arizona
and narcotics. Scholarship Trip files contain the names of students selected for the trip and
correspondence with schools, parents, and students.
Records for the Informal House Textile Committee and Democratic Research Organization's
Committee to Investigate a Balanced Federal Budget span more than one year. Files for both
committees are found under 1978, the last year for which records are present. The Informal
House Textile Committee file, 1975 to 1978, reflects Mann's activities as chairman of the
bipartisan committee of over 100 House members. Included is a copy of H.Res. 856, introduced
by Mann, regarding reciprocal foreign trade policies, as well as correspondence with Presidents
Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, and other committee
members. Mann joined the Committee to Investigate a Balanced Federal Budget, created by the
Democratic Research Organization, in 1976. The committee held hearings in March, April, and
May 1976 for the purpose of “formulating and developing the language for a concept that will
bring about a balanced federal budget.” Included are statements from those hearings and other
memoranda, 1976 and 1978.
Powers of the Presidency Conference files, 1975, contain research material and papers
presented at the conference as well as two papers that may have been authored or co-authored by
Mann. The research material includes committee prints of the War Powers Resolution, 23 April
1975; “A Brief History of Emergency Powers in the United States” working paper, July 1974;
and a House document containing excerpts and a bibliography relating to PL 88-246, a bill on
curtailing the powers of the presidency.
Bills primarily consist of bills sponsored or co-sponsored by Mann during the 93rd through
95th Congresses, 1973 to 1978, with accompanying correspondence. Lists of the bills are
included for the 92nd through 95th Congresses [1971 to 1978]. A “Legislative Profile”
summarizes each of the bills sponsored or co-sponsored by Mann for the 95th Congress [1977 to
1978].
Judiciary Committee files, 1973 to 1978, consist of correspondence, analyses, testimony, and
research materials chiefly concerning the Nixon impeachment inquiry, Nixon's pardon, and the
nominations of Gerald Ford and Nelson Rockefeller as Vice-President. Files also document
Mann's work as a member of the Subcommittee on Criminal Justice on the Speedy Trial Act of
1974 and the Criminal Code Reform Act of 1978. Files pertaining to Ford’s nomination consist
chiefly of research materials and excerpts of hearing testimony. General files contain
correspondence with the White House, congressional memoranda regarding the proceedings, and
statements made on the floor of the House. Research materials describe Ford's background and
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career, analyze his philosophy, and examine the implications of the twenty-fifth amendment to
the Constitution regarding presidential succession. Testimony files include excerpts and lists of
possible questions. Transcripts of the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration
nomination hearings and the unedited stenographic minutes of the House Committee on the
Judiciary are also included in this series.
Impeachment Inquiry files from 1973 chiefly consist of hearing testimony, evidence, and
correspondence from constituents on whether or not impeachment inquiry sessions should
commence. The majority of the letters advocate impeachment inquiry proceedings and reflect a
distrust of President Nixon after he fired Watergate special prosecutors Archibald Cox and
William Ruckelhaus. 1974 files contain correspondence, extensive hearing testimony and
evidence, committee prints, drafts and a copy of the final report, and research materials. The
General file contains assessments of the evidence the committee reviewed and a draft of the
minority opinion. Constituent correspondence and telephone messages reflect considerable
support for impeachment. Many praised Mann's conduct during the proceedings, and some
stated that the Judiciary Committee's actions restored their faith in the political process. While
many letters refer to strong support for Nixon in the Fourth District, few pro-Nixon letters are
found in the collection.
Impeachment Inquiry Hearings files contain testimony and evidence, chiefly in bound
volumes. Statements of Information were selected from the Senate Select Committee hearings
and printed for the House Judiciary Committee. Inclusive dates for the events described are 2
Dec. 1971 to June 1974. A summary of the contents is printed at the beginning of each volume.
House Stenographic Minutes are the unrevised and unedited transcripts of the House Judiciary
Committee Hearings, July 1974. Photocopies of evidence submitted during the hearing
accompany the relevant testimony. Of particular interest is the Comparisons of White House and
Judiciary Committee Transcripts of Eight Recorded Presidential Conversations comparing
selections from the transcripts the President submitted to the Committee in April 1974 and the
same passages as transcribed by the Impeachment Inquiry staff. Arguments on behalf of the
President are found in Statement of Information Submitted on Behalf of President Nixon, Books
I-IV and Brief Submitted on Behalf of the President of the United States.
Other impeachment related topical files include Index to Investigative Files, an “index to the
source materials accumulated by the impeachment inquiry staff of the House Committee on the
Judiciary.” These materials include testimony transcripts and evidence placed before the Senate
Select Committee (SSC) or the House Judiciary Committee. People who testified before the
SSC are listed alphabetically in the SSC public testimony section. The Index also lists testimony
from other trials and before other committees which are not included in this collection. The
Summary of Information file briefly describes the case against the President regarding
Watergate, Abuse of Presidential Powers, Refusal of the President to Comply with Subpoenas
from the Committee on the Judiciary, and Willful Tax Evasion. The Supplemental Submission
Concerning the Bombing of Cambodia consists of maps of Cambodia, a memorandum titled
“Statement of Statutory Law Relating to the Bombing of Cambodia,” three court opinions in
Holtzman v. Schlesinger, and Cambodian protests filed with the United Nations in the twentyseven months preceding the 18 March 1970 overthrow of Prince Sihanouk's government.
Rockefeller Confirmation files consist chiefly of hearing transcripts of the Senate Committee
on Rules and Administration and research material used by the Judiciary Committee. The
general file contains a statement by committee chairman Peter Rodino, potential questions for
Rockefeller, and Mann's notes.
The Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Criminal Code Reform Act of 1978 file chiefly
consists of research material on topics such as appellate reform, capital punishment, extortion,
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firearms, sex offenses, and criminal sentencing. Staff memoranda and correspondence are also
present.
Voting Records list Mann's vote on every roll call vote during his terms in office, excluding
his last session. A subject guide provides a brief summary of the bills by roll call number and
lists sponsors and co-sponsors. Voting Comparisons for the 91st through 93rd Congresses, 1969
to 1974, contrast Mann's record with both the House as a whole and other members of the South
Carolina delegation.
Speeches, 1949 to 1952 and 1969 to 1978, consists of drafts and research material for
speeches Mann made as a member of the General Assembly and Congress. Campaign speeches
are filed with Mann’s Personal Papers.
Personal Papers
The series Personal Papers is divided into General Papers and Campaign Records. General
Papers chiefly consist of correspondence and memoranda, 1948 to 1978, concerning political
affairs and particularly the Democratic Party. Of particular interest are drafts of Mann's
acceptance speech as chairman of the Greenville Chamber of Commerce, January 1965, and
financial statements for 1978.
Campaign Records document Mann's 1948 campaign for the South Carolina House, his five
campaigns for Congress, and his efforts in 1962 and 1966 to help elect Ernest F. Hollings to the
U.S. Senate.
Records concerning Mann's congressional campaigns consist of General, Democratic Party,
Financial Records, and Media files. General files include correspondence, press releases, and
speeches. Financial Records contains receipts for campaign material and advertisements, lists of
contributions, and the transaction register for the Mann for Congress Committee. The FEC
Reports file consists of summary reports of deposits and expenditures. The 1978 Campaign
Financial Records file contains financial information of the Mann for Congress Committee,
although he did not seek reelection. Media files include notes on slogans, drafts for radio and
television advertisements, campaign pamphlets and bumper stickers. Of particular interest is an
“Analysis of the Political Climate in the Fourth Congressional District,” prepared by Oliver
Quayle and Co. of New York in March 1968. It examines attitudes towards President Lyndon
Johnson and candidates for the Fourth Congressional seat. The Greenville County Democratic
Party prepared their own report called “Consent of the Governed,” located in the Democratic
Party, State and Local file.
Audio-Visual Material
This series includes approximately forty photographs of Mann from his years in Congress,
recordings of his announcement of 2 January 1978 that he will not seek re-election and a
discussion of President Ford's statement on crime from June 1975, a videotape of the
documentary Summer of Judgment: The Impeachment Hearings made in March 1998.
Bound Volumes
Bound Volumes, 1969 to 1978, consists of committee prints, House Documents, House
Reports, and hearings chiefly concerning the proceedings of the Select Committee on Crime,
Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control, and the Judiciary Committee. Many of these
document areas of Mann's congressional career which are not reflected elsewhere in the
collection, such as the Committee on the District of Columbia, Miscellaneous Hearings on Home
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Rule. Out of the thirty-one bound volumes, eleven have related materials in this collection.
These include the 95th Congress Judiciary Committee committee print of Impact of S 1437 upon
Present Federal Criminal Legislation, Parts 1-2 and hearings on H.R. 6869, Legislation to
Revise and Recodify Federal Criminal Laws, Parts 1-3. Papers concerning S 1437 and HR 6869
are located in the Judiciary Committee series under 1977-1978 Subcommittee on Criminal
Justice, Criminal Code Reform Act. Materials regarding the 92nd Congress Select Committee on
Crime Hearings and Committee Prints, Volume 4, Drugs in Our Schools and the 95th Congress
Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control Hearings and Committee Prints in five
volumes are found in General Papers, 1972 and 1977-1978 respectively.
Clippings
Clippings, 1948 to 1978, chiefly concerns the Watergate investigation and impeachment
hearings. Other topics of note include the inquiry in to Mann's finances and Mann's judgeship
nomination to the U.S. Military Court of Appeals in 1975.
Series Inventory
Public Papers:
S.C. House of Representatives
U.S. House of Representatives:
General
Bills
Judiciary Committee
Voting Records
Speeches
Personal Papers:
General
Campaign Records
Audio-Visual Materials
Bound Volumes
Clippings
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Container List
Public Papers:
S.C. House of Representatives [see Public Papers, Speeches]:
1949:
General
Legislative Appointments
1950
1951
No Date, [c. 1949-1952]
U.S. House of Representatives:
General:
1969
1970
1971:
General:
Jan.-Mar.
Apr.-June
July-Sept.
Oct.-Nov.
Dec. and c.1971
Scholarship Trip
1972:
General:
Jan.-Mar.
Apr.-May
June-Aug.
Sept.-Dec.
Scholarship Trip
1973:
General:
Jan.-Mar.
Apr.-May
June-Aug.
Sept.-Oct.
Nov.-Dec.
Energy
Select Committee on Crime:
General
Greyhound Racing in Arizona
Narcotics:
General
Report, Drugs in Our Schools, 23 June 1973
[see also Bound Volumes, 92nd Congress, Select Committee on Crime, Hearings,
Vol. 4, Drugs in Our Schools, June, July, Aug. 1973 in Box 18]
1974:
General
Energy, Research Material
Inflation, Research Material (2)
Scholarship Trip
Social Security, Research Material
1975:
General:
Jan.-Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Box 1
Box 2
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May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Energy
Powers of the Presidency Conference:
General (3)
Research Materials (3)
[Textiles, see 1978, Informal House Textile Committee]
1976:
General:
Jan.
Feb.-Mar.
Apr.-May
June
July-Aug.
Sept.-Dec.
Bicentennial Conference (2)
Bicentennial Conference
Box 3
[Budget, see 1978, Democratic Research Organization Committee to Investigate a Balanced
Federal Budget]
[Textiles, see 1978, Informal House Textile Committee]
1977:
General:
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Energy
Labor:
Common Situs Picketing Bill, HR 4250
Minimum Wage
Reform Act, HR 4210, Research Material
Reform Act, HR 8410
Textiles [see also 1978, Informal House Textile Committee]
1978:
General:
Jan.-Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
June-July
Aug.-Sept.
Oct.
Nov.-Dec.
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Consumer Protection, HR 6805
Democratic Research Organization Committee to Investigate a Balanced Federal Budget:
General (3)
Hearings:
Mar. 1976 (2)
Apr. 1976 (2)
May 1976 (2)
Box 4
Energy
Informal House Textile Committee
Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control:
General
Hearings and Committee Prints, 5 Vols.
[stored in Box 20]
Report, Study Mission International
[stored in Box 20]
Controls of Narcotics Trafficking and Production,
Jan. 1978
No Date
Congressional Record, Mann's Statements:
1971
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
Press Releases
Bills [including bills sponsored or co-sponsored by Mann that were referred to the Judiciary Committee]
92nd Congress
93rd Congress:
Index of Bills
1st Session:
Jan.-May
Oct.
Nov.-Dec.
2nd Session:
Jan.-Feb.
Mar.
Apr.-May
June.
July- Aug.
Sept.-Nov.
94th Congress:
1st Session:
Jan.:
1-23 [Includes Sponsored Legislation List]
27-31
Feb.
Mar.:
1-10
12-13
14 [To Amend the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act H.R. 4973]
18-31
Apr.
May:
1-18
19 [To Amend Section 204 of the
Federal Water Pollution Control Act, H.R. 7060]
June:
Box 5
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1-13
17-20
23 [To Reform the Food Stamp Act, 1964 H.R.8146]
25-30
July
Aug.-Sept.
2nd Session
95th Congress:
Legislative Profile
1st Session:
Jan.:
4 - 19
19 - 31
Feb.:
1-2
16 - 24
Mar.:
1 [To Amend Chapter 67 of Title 10 US Code, H.R. 4203] (2)
2 - 28
Apr.:
4-5
21 - 29
May [Payment of Losses Resulting from Ban on Chemical Tris, H.R. 7158]:
General (3)
Hearing on S.1503, 26 July 1977 [related bill]
Research Material
2nd Session [To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, H.R. 10674]
Judiciary Committee:
1973:
General
Ad Hoc Subcommittee on Committee Reorganization (2)
Ford Nomination:
General
Hearings:
Final published copy
Transcripts:
House Stenographic Minutes, 15 - 26 Nov.
Senate Committee on Rules and
Administration, 1- 14 Nov.
Box 6
Research Materials:
Box 7
General (4)
Analysis of Ford's Philosophy (2)
Twenty-fifth Amendment:
General (2)
Committee Print, Analysis of the Twenty-fifth Amendment to Vacancies in
Testimony (4)
Transcript of Proceedings:
[located in Box 6]
Senate Committee on Rules and Administration, Press Conference, 7 Nov. 1973
Impeachment Inquiry:
General
Correspondence:
General
Pro-Impeachment:
Oct. (4)
Nov. - Dec.
Hearings:
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House Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Special Prosecutor and Watergate Grand
JuryLegislation, H.J.Res. 784 and H.R. 10937
Senate Armed Services Committee, Bombing in Cambodia, July-Aug. 1973
Impeachment: Selected Materials, House Doc. 93-7, Oct. 1973
Nixon Veto Record
Subcommittee on Claims and Governmental Relations, Am. Rev.n Bicentennial Administration:
General
Establishment of:
H.R. 3695
H.R. 7446
1974:
General
Impeachment Inquiry:
General (2)
General (3)
Analysis of 15 Sept. 1972 White House Conversation (2)
Committee Prints:
Impeachment: Selected Materials on Procedure, Jan. 1974
Miscellaneous Impeachment Inquiry Material, Feb.- Mar. 1974
Correspondence:
General
Pro - Impeachment:
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. - Apr.
May - June
July (10)
Aug. (8)
Con - Impeachment
Box 8
Hearings Pursuant to H. Res. 803:
Box 9
Brief Submitted on Behalf of the President of the United States, 18 July 1974
Debate on Articles of Impeachment, 24-31 July 1974
Minority Memorandum on Facts and Law, 22 July 1974
Statements of Information:
Book I, Events Prior to the Watergate Break-In, 2 Dec. 1971 - 17 June 1972
Book II, Events Following the Watergate Break-In, 17 June 1972 - 9 Feb. 1973
Book III, Parts 1-2, Events Following the Watergate Break-In, 20 June 1972 - 22
Mar. 1973
Book IV, Parts 1-3, Events Following the Watergate Break-In, 22 Mar. - 30 Apr.
1973
Book V, Parts 1-2, Dept. of Justice / ITT Litigation - Richard Kleindienst
Nomination Hearings
Book VI, Part 1, Political Contributions by Milk Producers Cooperatives: The
1971 Milk Price Support Decision
Book VI, Part 2, Political Contributions by Milk Producers Cooperatives:
Box 10
The 1971 Milk Price Support Decision
Book VII, Parts 1-4, White House
Surveillance Activities and
Campaign Activities
Book VIII, Internal Revenue Service
Book IX, Parts 1-2, Watergate Special Prosecutors Judiciary Committee's
Impeachment Inquiry
Book X, Tax Deduction for Gift of Papers
Book XI, Bombing of Cambodia
Book XII, Impoundment of Funds; Government Expenditures on President Nixon's
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Appendix I, Presidential Statements on the Watergate Break-In and Its Investigation
Appendix II, Papers in Criminal Cases Initiated by the Watergate Special
Prosecution Force, 27 June 1973 - 2 Aug. 1974
Appendix III, Supplementary Documents
Appendix, Political Matters Memoranda, 13 Aug. - 18 Sept. 1972
Statement of Information
Box 11
Submitted on Behalf of President Nixon:
Book I, Events Following the Watergate Break-In, 19 June 1972 - 1 Mar. 1974
Book II, Dept. of Justice - ITT Legislation
Book III, Political Contributions by Milk Producers Cooperatives: The 1971
Book IV, White House Surveillance Activities
Testimony of Witnesses, Books I-III, 2-17 July 1974
Transcripts, House Stenographic Minutes, July 1974, in 18 vols.
Transcripts of Eight Recorded Presidential Conversations, May-June 1974
Box 12
Transcripts of Eight Recorded Presidential Conversations, Comparison of White
House and Judiciary Committee, May-June 1974
Index to Investigative Files (5)
Press Releases by Other Congressman and the White House Report: Committee Print (6)
Drafts:
Article I (3)
Article II (2)
Article III
Final Copy
Research Material:
General (3)
Edmund Ross
Summary of Information:
Section I, Watergate (3)
Section II, Abuse of Presidential Powers
Section III, Refusal to Comply
Section IV, Willful Tax Evasion
Supplemental Summary Concerning the Bombing of Cambodia (5)
Technical Analysis of Executive Office Building Tape of June 20, 1972
Telephone Messages
Rockefeller Confirmation:
General
Committee Prints:
Analysis of the Philosophy and Public Record of Nelson A. Rockefeller, Oct. 1974
Selected Issues and the Positions of Nelson A. Rockefeller,Nov. 1974
Hearings:
House Final Published Copy, Nov. 1974
Senate Committee on Rules and Administration Transcripts, Nov. 1974 (4 vols.)
Research Material:
Committee Staff Material (15)
Congressional Research Material:
General (2)
Preliminary Report (3)
Preliminary Report (3)
Rockefeller's Statements:
23 Sept.
21 Nov. and n.d.
Subcommittee on Crime, Speedy Trial Act, H.R. 17409 (2)
Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Nixon Pardon:
General (4)
Box 13
Box 14
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Bills and Resolutions
Hearings before the Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Pardon of Richard M. Nixon and
Research Materials
1977-1978, Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Criminal Code Reform
Act (S 1437 and HR 6869):
General (5)
Appellate Review
Committee Print, Impact of S 1437..., Parts 1-2, Serial 17
[Stored in Box 20]
Federal Jurisdiction
Hearing on HR 6869, Legislation to Revise and Recodify Federal Criminal Laws, Parts 1-3,
Serial 52
[Stored in Box 20]
Juvenile Offenders
Parole
Research Material:
General (2)
Capital Punishment
Criminal Sentencing (4)
Extortion
Firearms
Homicide
Obscenity
Sex Offenses (4)
Travel Act [18 US Code 1952a]
Staff Memos
Voting Records:
91st Congress:
1st Session, Roll Call Vote and Subject Guide
2nd Session, Roll Call Vote and Subject Guide
nd
92 Congress:
1st Session:
Roll Call Vote
Roll Call Subject Guide
2nd Session:
Roll Call Vote
Roll Call Subject Guide
93rd Congress:
1st Session:
Roll Call Vote
Roll Call Subject Guide
2nd Session:
Roll Call Vote
Roll Call Subject Guide
91st Con. – 93rd Con.:
Mann's Voting Record on Appropriations Bills
Voting Comparisons
94th Congress:
1st Session:
Roll Call Vote
Roll Call Subject Guide
2nd Session:
Roll Call Vote
Roll Call Subject Guide
95th Congress:
1st Session:
Roll Call Vote
Roll Call Subject Guide
Box 15
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2nd Session, Roll Call Subject Guide
Speeches [see also Personal Papers, Campaign Records]:
SC House of Representatives, 1949-52
US House of Representatives:
1969-70
1971
1972-73
1974
1975:
May- 15 Oct.
21 Oct. (2)
c. 1975
1976:
Jan.-April
May (2)
Aug.- Dec.
1977:
Feb.- Mar.
Dec. and c. 1977
1978
No Date
Personal Papers:
General:
1948
1950-1962
1965
1968-1975
1978:
General
Financial Statements
1993
Campaign Records [see also Public Papers, Speeches]:
1948
1962, Hollings
1966, Hollings
1968:
General
Analysis of the 4th District
Congratulations
Democratic Party:
State and Local
Democratic National Committee
Election Results
Financial Records:
General
Contributors
Greenville County Ballot Controversy
Media:
General (2)
Materials
Television and Radio
Opponents
Press Releases
Speeches
Volunteers
1970:
General
Box 16
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Financial Records, Contributors
1972:
General
Congratulations (2)
Financial Records:
General
Contributors
FEC Reports
Filing Fee Controversy
Transaction Register
Media:
General
Materials
Television and Radio
Presidential Election
Volunteers
1974:
General
Congratulations
Democratic Party
Federal Election Campaign Act and Amendments
Financial Records:
General
Contributors
FEC Reports
Transaction Register
Box 17
Media:
General
Advertising
Persons, Watkins, Robert
Precinct Reports
Questionnaires
1976:
General
Democratic Party
Financial Records:
General
Contributors (2)
FEC Reports
Transaction Register
Persons, Watkins, Robert
Questionnaires
State Ethics Law
Volunteers
1978, Campaign Financial Records
Misc. No Date
Audio-Visual Materials:
Audio:
1975, 25 June “Discussion with Mann Regarding Pres. Ford's Recent Message on Crime.”
1978, 2 Jan., Mann Announces Intention Not to Run for Re-Election
Photographs
Video Tape, 1998, 10 Mar. Summer of Judgement: The Impeachment Hearings, WETA Documentary
Bound Volumes:
91st Congress, Electoral College Reforms Hearings, Feb. - Mar. 1969
92nd Congress, Select Committee on Crime, Hearings:
Box 18
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Vol. I:
Narcotics Research, Rehabilitation, and Treatment, Apr. 1971
National Research Program to Combat the Heroin Addiction Crisis, Nov. 1971
Organized Crime: Techniques for Converting Worthless Securities into Cash, Dec. 1971
Vol. 2, American Prisons in Turmoil, Nov. Dec. 1971
Vol. 3, Organized Crime in Sports (Racing), May, June, July 1972
Vol. 4, Drugs in Our Schools, June, July, Sept.-Dec. 1972
93rd Congress:
Committee on the District of Columbia, Miscellaneous Hearings on Home Rule, Chp. III-VI, 1973-1974
(2 vols.)
Judiciary Committee, Special Subcommittee on the Reform of Criminal Laws, Hearings on Rules of
Evidence, 7, 8, 22, 28 Feb. and 9, 18 March 1973, (2 vols.)
94th Congress, Judiciary Committee:
Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Hearings on Crime Victim Compensation, Nov - Dec. 1975, Feb.
Subcommittee on Crime, Hearings on Fire Arms Legislation, Parts 1-8, 1975
Box 19
95th Congress:
Judiciary Committee:
Committee Prints:
The U.S. Courts; Their Jurisdiction & Work, Federal Rules of Evidence, 1978
Miscellaneous:
Vol. 1:
Serial 1, Amendments Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure..., 26 Apr 1976
Serial 3, Constitutional Bankruptcy Courts, June 1977
Serial 4, Revision of Title 49, United States Code, Transportation, 30 June 1977
Serial 5, Illegal Aliens, Analysis and Background, June 1977
Serial 6, Table of Derivation of HR 8200, June 1977
Serial 7, Index of Publications of the Subcommittee of Monopolies and Commercial
Laws, July 1977
Serial 8, Revision of Title 49, United States Code, Transportation, 1 Sept 1977
Serial 9, Illegal Aliens and Alien Labor: a Bibliography and Compilation of
Background Materials (1970- June 1977)
Serial 10, Revision of Title 49, United States Code, Transportation, 27 Oct 1977
Serial 11, Description and Section by Section Analysis to Accompany Bankruptcy-Tax
Bill, Nov 1977
Serial 12, Human Rights and US Consular Activities in Eastern Europe, 1977
Serial 13, Bankruptcy Courts, Jan. 1978
Serial 14, Summary of Activities on the Committee on the Judiciary, Apr 1978
Vol. 2:
Serial 15, Performance Rights in Sound Records, June 1978
Serial 16, White Collar Crime, the Problem and the Federal Response, June 1978
Vol. 4:
Serial 18, Compilation of Selected Antitrust Acts,
July 1978
Serial 19, The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, HR 7308, July 1978
Serial 20, Illegal Immigration and US-Mexican Border Control: Analysis and
Recommendations, Aug 1978
Serial 21, Indochinese Refugees: An Update, July 1978
Serial 22, Competitive Aspects of Oil Company Expansion into Other Energy Sources,
Serial 23, Northern Ireland: A Role for the United States? Aug-Sept 1978
Serial 24, The Use of Temporary Alien Labor on Guam, Dec 1978
Serial 26, Index to Reports on Private and Public Bills and Resolutions Favorably
Serial 27, Federal Capabilities in Crisis Management and Terrorism, Dec 1978
Serial 28, The Celler-Kefauver Act: The First 27 Years, Dec 1978
Serial 29, Report of the Subcommittee on Criminal Justice on Recodification of
Federal Criminal Law, Dec 1978
Serial 30, The Justice Departments Fight Against Youth Crime, Dec 1978
Serial 31, Claim Settlement under NATO-Status of Forces Agreements; Criminal
Justice; Immunity of States; Actions against Insurers of Persons Entitled to
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Diplomatic Immunity; Terrorism; Patent and Copyright; Dispute Processing by
Masters and Attorneys Fees and Legal Aid (Germany, Italy, and England), Dec
1978
Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure and Rules of Civil and Criminal Procedure - U.S. District
Courts, 1 Jan. 1976
House Documents
House Reports [see Thomas Cooper Library's Government Documents department for CIS
Congressional Index for abstracts]:
Vol. 1-2
Vol.1 includes No. 95-337, Victims of Crime Act of 1977 [Submitted by Mann]
Vol. 2 includes No. 95-1752, Victims of Crime Act of 1978, HR 7010 Conference Report,
Subcommittee on Criminal Justice:
Box 20
Committee Print, Vol. 3, Serial 17, Impact of S. 1437 Upon Present Federal Criminal Laws,
Parts 1-2
Hearings:
Vol. 1:
Serial 2: Proposed Amendments to the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure Feb.- Mar.
Serial 17: Telephone Search Warrant Procedure H.R. 5864, Apr. 1977 [introduced by
Mann]
Serial 50: Special Prosecutor Legislation H.R. 2835 and Related Bills, May 1977 [H.R.
2835 introduced by Mann]
Serial 52: Part I, Legislation to Revise and Recodify Federal Criminal Laws, H.R.
6869, Sept. 1977, Feb.-Apr. 1978,
Vol. 2, Serial 52, Part II, Legislation to Revise and Recodify Federal Criminal Laws, H.R.
6869, Sept. 1977, Feb.- Apr. 1978
Vol. 3:
Serial 52, Part III, Legislation to Revise and Recodify Federal Criminal Laws, H.R. 6869,
Sept. 1977, Feb.- Apr. 1978
Serial 56, Victims of Crime Compensation, H.R. 7010 (Mar., Apr., May 1977)
Serial 74, Sentencing in Capital Cases, H.R. 13360, 19 July 1978 [introduced by Mann]
Serial 82, Sale of Children in Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 21 Mar. and 18 Apr.
1977
Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control:
Hearings and Committee Prints, 5 Volumes
Report, Study Mission International Controls of Narcotics Trafficking and Production, 2-22 January
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Nixon Pardon
Watergate Investigation:
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Mann's Work on Watergate
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1975:
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Financial Inquiry
Mann's Judgeship Nomination
1976:
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Campaign
Powers of Presidency Conference
1977
1978
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