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Remarks of President Eisenhower - Madison Square Garden. October 26, 1956. Typescript. 1 pp.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1956-10-26
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Jacob Javits speaking at a podium into a microphone overtop a banner that reads "Re-Elect Ike-Dick" Photograph, Paul Pirell Photo. Javits, Jacob K., 1956 Elections Campaign. Black and White.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1956
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Photograph, Eisenhower, Dwight D., Eisenhower, Mamie D., Javits, Jacob K., Javits, Marion B. Photographer Unknown. Undated. Black and White.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1956
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Javits Campaign Speech at Dinner with introduction, 1956 November 1. , 023:11
Original medium: CD
Date: 1956-11-01
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Press release: Election Night Speech given Nov. 7, 1956 at 1:27am. Handwritten edits. Typescript. 2 pp.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1956-11-07
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Press release: Senator Javits leaves to head NATO economic study. Will explore Greek, Turkish, Portugese development. Nov 9, 1964. Typescript. 1 pp.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1964-11-09
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Press release: Remarks of Senator Javits, prepared for delivery before the Women's Division, American Jewish Congress, National Convention, Shoreham Hotel, Washington D.C. May 7, 1957. Edited. Typescript. 3 pp.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1957-05-07
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Statement of Senator Jacob K. Javits to Newsweek Magazine on the queston of Congressional conflict of interest. Blue Ink. Edited. Typescript. 2 pp.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1964-06-08
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Press Release: Legislation introduced by Senator Javits and Representative Edna F. Kelly to invite foreign countries to participate in a World's Fair in New York City in 1964. Aug. 14, 1959. Typescript. 2 pp.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1959-08-14
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Material relating to Javits speech to the New York Young Republicans. Telegram from Western Union. Dec. 7, 1959. 3 pp. United States Senate Memorandum on pink paper. 1 pp. Press Release "The Republican Party in the 1959 Elections" Nov. 10, 1959. Edited. Typescript. 2 pp.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1959-12-08
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Photograph. Photographer Unknown. Javits, Jacob K., and Nixon, Richard M. looking at Javits' book, Discrimination - U.S.A. 1960. Black and White
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1960
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Discrimination-U.S.A. by Jacob K. Javits dust jacket and advertisement from the Harcourt, Brace and Company.
Original medium: Book Jacket
Date: 1960
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Campaign leaflet. "Senator Richard Russell, leader of the Southern Segregationists, accused Senator Javits of forcing the Kennedy administration to introduce Civil Rights legislation." is written at the top, "Senator Russell is right." is written at the bottom. Information about Javits' Civil Rights record. Blue with white writing. 4 pp bound.
Original medium: Leaflet
Date: 1962-10-01
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Campaign leaflet. "Re-elect Senator Javits" in blue. By the Independent Voters for Javits. Photo of Javits above. Blue and black. White paper. Printed on two sides. Paper. 4 pp bound.
Original medium: Leaflet
Date: 1962
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Campaign leaflet. "Vote y Re-elija al Senador Jacob K. Javits." In Spanish. Printed on both sides. Black ink. Paper. 2 pp.
Original medium: Leaflet
Date: 1962
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Photograph. Photographer Unknown. Javits, Carla, Javits, Jacob K., Javits, Joshua, Javits, Joy, Javits, Marion B., Undated. Javits family portrait used in campaign literature. Black and White.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1961
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Campaign leaflet. "Keep New York in the good hands of the Rockefeller Team." Blue and black ink. White paper. Printed on both sides. Paper. 2 pp.
Original medium: Leaflet
Date: 1962
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Campaign leaflet. "In the good hands of the Rockefeller team" Comic Book Style. Paper. 8 pp bound.
Original medium: Leaflet
Date: 1962
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Photograph. Photographer Unknown. Javits, Jacob K., Rockefeller, Nelson, Undated. Unidentified event. Black and White.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1962
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Campaign button. "Keep N.Y. in front Rockefeller Javits Citizens Committee." Blue and white. Metal
Original medium: Artifact
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Campaign button. "Re-elect Javits U.S. Senator;" black and fluorescent orange
Original medium: Artifact
Date: 1962
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Photograph. Dan Lewis Photographer. Humphrey, Hubert H., Javits, Jacob K., Kennedy, John F., Pastore, John O., Smathers, George A., Williams, Harrison, at the signing of the Medical Education Bill, September 24, 1963.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1963-09-24
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Letter from Hubert H. Humphrey to Marion Javits congratuling the Javits' for his new book. April 21, 1964. Typescript. 1 pp.
Original medium: Correspondence
Date: 1964-04-21
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News of Atheneum Publishers Marketing materials: Quotes from book; advertisement proof. April 23, 1964.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1964
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Presentation letter from Javits to fellow Republicans on his book: Order of Battle, A Republican's Call to Reason; An Advertisement from Book Week about Senator Javits' Book. Typescript 1 p. Newspaper 2 pp.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1964
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Congressional Record: Javits giving update on ADELA. January 28, 1965. Blue typescript. 1 pp.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1965-01-28
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Photograph. Photographer: Bruce Jay Colan. Javits is pictured in the foreground. Pictured in the background are large crowds of people and the Washington Monument. Javits, Jacob K., 1963 August 28. March on Washington, D.C.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1963-08-28
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Letter from Senator Javits to Thomas I Emersen at the Yale Law School; letter from Clarence B. Jones about Dr. King's Appeal; Appeal to the Honorable John F. Kennedy by Revernd Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. May 17, 1962. 3 seperate pp.
Original medium: Correspondence
Date: 1962-1963
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Photograph. Photographer Unknown. Cloture Vote Team Dirksen, Everett M., Dodd, Thomas J., Hart, Philip A., Humphrey, Hubert H., Keating, Kenneth B., Scott, Hugh, Javits, Jacob K., June 10, 1964.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1964-06-10
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Photograph. United Press International. Civil Rights Bill-Signing Ceremony, Javits, Jacob K., Johnson, Lyndon B., King, Martin Luther, Jr., Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is shaking hands with a seated President Lyndon B. Johnson, and Senator Javits is standing and smiling behind and between them.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1964-07-02
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Press release from Senators Jacob K. Javits and Robert F. Kennedy on a voting rights bill for citizens educated in a language other than English at an American school. April 8, 1965. Typescript. 1 p.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1965-04-08
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This is the first time that Senator Javits addressed the importance of establishing an organization dedicated to supporting people in the arts and the humanities.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1957-03-03
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Press release: Senator Javits talks about the importance of supporting the arts and the humanities. He addresses the way in which funds will be allocated to people in the arts and the humanities and his personal support of this bill.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1965-01-07
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Public Law 89-209 allowed for the creation of the "National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act of 1965." It allowed for grants to be given to artists and individuals who work in the humanities to assist them in their endeavors with financial support from the Federal Government
Original medium: Pamphlet
Date: 1965-09-29
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A press release and transcript from the television show "Senate News Conference" filmed for broadcast on Sunday May 2, 1965
Original medium: Document
Date: 1965-05-01
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Photograph. Photographer Unknown. Cotton, Norris, Javits, Jacob K., Undated. Unidentified persons (not completely identified) "First Black Page."
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1965
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Jacob K. Javits and Robert F. Kennedy meeting and discussing Civil Rights issues on March 12, 1965. They are pictured center, in the background among a crowd. B&W.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1965-03-12
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Film footage of Javits speaking at a Senate News Conference on July 10, 1966. Four interns from the New York area ask Senator Javits questions. Topics: Vietnam, Code of Ethics --Dodd Case, Ronald Reagan (pre-presidency) sounding like Goldwater, Red China--Communism--Vietnam--Korea, Supreme Court Decisions of arrest procedures in the U.S., Growing and Prosperous Europe, and choice of military service. 013:37, Film positive, Film duplicate, 600 ft., Senate Recording Studio 3640.
Original medium: Video
Date: 1966-07-10
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Film footage of Javits speaking at a Senate News Conference on September 4, 1968. Javits is interviewed and questioned by two Washington reporters Bill [Tice] and Allan Emory. Topics: Civil rights bill--fair housing section, bossism, direct primary for state office, removing troops from Europe--NATO alliance, urban renewal--small cities, and state of the economy affecting Vietnam. 013:33, Film positive, Film duplicate, 600 ft., Senate Recording Studio 3882.
Original medium: Video
Date: 1966-09-04
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Press release from Senator Jacob K. Javits: "Vietnam: lessons and hard choices." April 19, 1966. Typescript. 3 pp.
Original medium: Document
Date: 1966-04-19
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Photograph of Jacob K. Javits (center) and Ogden R. Reid (left) in military clothing looking at possibly a map being held by a third unidentified man. United States Marine Corps official photograph. Unidentified event. Unidentified persons (not completely identified). Small group. B&W. January 11, 1966.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1966-01-11
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Photograph of Jacob K. Javits (right) and Ogden R. Reid in military clothing. United States Marine Corps official photograph. Unidentified event. Unidentified persons (not completely identified). Small group. B&W. January 11, 1966.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1966-01-01
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Photograph of Vietnam captured Viet Cong weapons in Bien Hoa, Vietnam. Jacob K. Javits pictured with Brigadier General E. W. Williamson. Unidentified persons (not completely identified). Small group. B&W. Photographer Unknown. Undated.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1966
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Joint Legislative Committee on Welfare, 1968. Jacob K. Javits pictured left with William E. Adams and Charles E. Goodell. March 1968. Photographer Unknown. Unidentified persons (not completely identified), Small group. B&W.
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1968-03
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Film footage of Javits speaking at a Senate News Conference on March 7, 1968. Javits is interviewed by two Washington reporters, Sam Schaffer and [Ed Flato]. Topics: voting, election, Nelson Rockefeller, compromise peace, withdrawal from Vietnam, bombing cessation, coalition government--Saigon, open housing bill, and Martin Luther King. 013:33, Film positive, Film duplicate, 600 ft., Senate Recording Studio 6332.
Original medium: Video
Date: 1968-03-07
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Robert Kennedy and Jacob K. Javits standing on steps amongst a crowd of people in early June 1968. B&W. Unidentified event. [RFK was assasinated within days on June 6, 1968.]
Original medium: Photograph
Date: 1968-06
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Campaign leaflet. "Javits in '68" in blue on black. 18 pages. Printed on both sides. Paper.
Original medium: Leaflet
Date: 1968
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Campaign leaflet. "What I've done. What I'm doing and most important, What I'm going to do. Jacob Javits U.S. Senator" Black with white writing. Paper.
Original medium: Leaflet
Date: 1968
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Campaign bumper sticker. Blue ellipse with "Re-elect Javits" in white. At the ends of the ellipse are 2 orange half circles with purple and green petals. Javits in '68 Campaign Committee. Paper.
Original medium: Sticker
Date: 1968
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Campaign flyer: Yellow paper, printed on one side only. In black: "I'm voting for Senator Javits the public library's champion in Washington." Paper, Undated.
Original medium: Flyer
Date: 1968
