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Scarborough Speech

File consists of memos and the text of an address about defense policy, given by Pearson at a luncheon meeting of the York-Scarborough Liberal Association on 12 January 1963.

LBP memo to Caucus on flag / George Hees

File consists of a memo dated 17 Nov. 1964, from Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson to the Liberal Party Caucus about the upcoming debate in the House of Commons about the Canadian flag, and notes by O'Hagan about Canadian politician George Hees.

Miscellaneous

File consists of assorted documents kept by O'Hagan for his personal files:

  • 25 April 1966 letter from Pearson to Barnett J. Danson about new leadership
  • copies of "The Montreal Stare" (3 Feb. 1962) and "L'Ottawa Citoyzen" (2 Feb. 1964), humourous newspapers
  • Memo on the reorganization in the responsabilities of government departments and the appointment of five new Cabinet Ministers
  • Unsigned letter of 10 Nov. 1965 to Mr. and Mrs. O'Hagan about the election and futuer of the Liberal party
  • Sep.-Nov. 1965 itinerary: "Tentative Series of Forays"
  • Clipping from Toronto Telegram, 2 May 1964: "The Palace Intrigue: Tom, Dick, and Mary"
  • Orders establishing the national flag and national anthem
  • Humourous song lyrics, "T'Was the night before Christmas" from the Prime Minister's Office, 17 Dec. 1963

Pearson by Robert Moon

File consists of an offprint/excerpt of pages 1-60 of Robert Moon's book "Person: Confrontation Years Against Diefenbaker" (Hull, QC. : High Hill Publishing House, 1963).

PMO - NATO

File consists of press releases media information booklets related to the NATO Ministerial Meeting held in Ottawa in May 1963.

PMO-LBP: general

File consists of notes (and drafts) for remarks given by Lester B. Pearson:

  • 28 Feb. 1963 in Truro, NS
  • 28 Feb. 1963 in Milford, NS
  • 27 Feb. 1963 in Fredericton, NB
  • 25 Feb. 1963 in Trois-Rivieres, QC
  • 23 Feb. 1963 in Montreal, QC

My Father, The Prime Minister

File consists of the September 1963 issue of Chatelaine Magazine featuring a cover story by Patricia Pearson Hannah titled, "My Father, The Prime Minister".

Interview: John R. Beal

Notes of John R. Beal from an interview of Lester B. Pearson at Harrington Lake on 2 Sep. 1963. Topics covered include: London, Washington, First and Second World Wars, the Atomic Bomb.

Mrs. P / C. Newman

File consists of an interview by Christina McCall Newman of Mrs. Maryon Pearson, for MacLean's magazine.

Flag Design

File consists of memos from O'Hagan to Prime Minister Pearson about the design of a new Canadian flag, and correspondence from Toronto Star journalist Walt Stewart to O'Hagan about the flag design.

Political: Broadcasting

File consists of the political broadcasting guidelines for Great Britain and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and a handout about how the BBC will cover the General Election of 1964.

Canadian Constitution

File consists of clipping from Montreal Star: "Consolidation of British North America Acts" by Elmer A. Driedger.

Kennedy Sans Tears / Johnson Special

File consists of a June 1964 article from Esquire Magazine by Tom Wicker, "Kennedy Without Tears" and the June 1964 special issue of the New York Times magazine about Lyndon B. Johnson.

PMO Press / Paris Trip

File consists of news clippings and correspondence related to Lester B. Pearson's trip to Paris in January 1964. Also included is the programme for a reception for Pearson held at the Palais de l'Elyssee on 15 Jan. 1964.

PMO - Dief Munsinger letter

File consists of a letter from Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson to John Diefenbaker about the handling of the "Munsinger Affair".

Press Conference Briefings

File consists of memos from O'Hagan to Lester Pearson and briefing notes about an interview of Pearson with Pierre Berton in November 1964 and a press conference on Mount Kennedy in 1965.

Press Awards

File consists of a letter from O'Hagan to Dr. A. Davidson Dunton of Carleton University about the creation of a journalism award.

Paul Martin Sr.

File consists of typescripts of speeches given by the Hon. Paul Martin Sr. as Secretary of State for External Affairs.

Speech: Woodstock

File consists of the remarks by Richard O'Hagan to the Rotary Club of Woodstock, New Brunswick, in which he discusses his work in the Prime Minister's Office.

Clippings

File consist of assorted clippings kept by O'Hagan:

  • 'The Secret of Feedforward', Saturday Review, 3 Feb. 1968
  • 'Anti-Ballistic Missile Debate', Foreign Affairs, April 1967
  • 'The End of Culture', Commentary, Dec. 1969
  • 'Missiles on the Moon?', Toronto Star, 10 Apr. 1967
  • 'NORAD: The Squeeze Is On', Toronto Star, 12 Apr. 1967
  • 'Defending Against Inflation', speech by Bank of Canada Governor Louis Rasminsky, 1 Nov. 1967

Political: Nuclear

File consists of memo from the Department of External Affairs about talking points regarding Canada's nuclear arms commitment.

J. B. Regan

File consists of correspondence with and about James B. Regan, Press Secretary to Prime Minister Pearson from 1963-1965.

Letters and Clippings re: Washington appointment

File consists of congratulations and welcome letters to and from O'Hagan regarding his appointment as Press and Information Officer at the Canadian Embassy in Washington, D.C. and the related press release and press clippings announcing the appointment.

Centennial Expo 67

File consists of memos, clippings, promotional materials, and other related records related to the preparation and launch of Canada's centennial year celebrations and Expo '67. Includes the transcript of an interview of Lester B. Pearson by Peter C. Newman; notes for remarks given by Secretary of State Judy LaMarsh to the Canadian Club of Washington on 18 Feb. 1967.

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