Microforms and Non-Print Collection

Sets and Collections:
Titles Starting with "M" and "N"

MADISON, JAMES. PRESIDENTIAL PAPERS, 1723-1859.

Madison Papers in the Library of Congress. This material has come from several sources and is arranged in 6 basic series -- General Correspondence and related items; Additional correspondence ...; Madison-Armstrong Correspondence; Autobiography; Madison's and Jefferson's Notes on Debates ...; and Miscellaneous Manuscripts. The guide is essentially a name index to writers of and recipients of letters. To read a particular item note the date of the document and the series number. 28 reels, Microfilm # 5022 (Box 102); printed Name Index, MICRO Z8540 .U53.

MAGIC DOCUMENTS: DIPLOMATIC COMMUNICATIONS OF JAPAN, 1938-1945.

Summaries and transcripts of the top-secret diplomatic communications of Japan reflecting a wide range of topics and concerns. 14 reels microfilm & guide, D754.J3 M33x.

MAINTENON, Francaise d'Aubigne (1635-1719.)

The secret correspondence of Madame de Maintenon. (Translated from French) 3 reels microfilm, DC130.M2 A2 1980x.

MAJOR STUDIES AND ISSUE BRIEFS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE.

This set consists of those studies written for the U. S. Congress which are not published by the Government Printing Office and thus not available through the normal distribution system. A wide variety of current topics of national and international interest are covered. "Major studies" are documents from 50 to 500 pages, "issue briefs" are short timely papers. Library has "Supplements" only; arrives in annual installments, consult ALICE for details. The Library has: 1987/88 - current. The materials are divided between two locations. Older materials thru 1990/91 on roll microfilm & printed guides are on the 1st floor JK1108 .A3562x (yrs) microfilm & guides; and more recent materials on microfiche are in Government Documents, 5th floor. Ask at desk for microfiche location.

The best means of access to this collection is the Congressional Research Service index (1916- ) on the CD Searchnet within Alden Library. Select "A-C", etc. The accession number in a given index entry is keyed to the companion microfilm/fiche collection. Besides the call number for the collection, the staff will need to know all components of this number (installment years/reel number/frame number). Though it does not have comprehensive holdings for materials prior to 1987, it still may be worthwhile to ask at the Government Documents Department.

MALAY STATES, FEDERATED. ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE 1940-

Microfilm, CD1051 .A41x CO/717/141-

MALAYSIA. Government Gazettes:

Microfilm (In process and/or Monographs List)

Malacca 1957-1968 (v.1-10) 4 reels
Message 1891-1953. 6 reels. SE Asia BX8201 .M35x
Penang 1957-1966 (v. ) 4 reels
Perak 1957-66 (v.1-19) 6 reels
Kedah 1958-1970 (v.1-10) 9 reels
Trengganu 1957-1966 (v.12-19) 3 reels
Kelatan 1948-1966 (v.1-19) 4 reels
Negri Sembilang 1957-1964 (v.10-19) 3 reels
Pahang 1957-1964 (v.10-19) 3 reels
Perlis 1958;1960-1961; 1964-1966 (v.1;3-4;7-9) 3 reels
Selangor 1960-1965 (v. ) 2 reels

MALCOLM X.

Transcripts of the Malcolm X Assassination Trial. The People of the State of New York vs. Thomas Hagan, Thomas 15X Johnson, and Norman 3X Butler. This material includes full testimony for all witnesses, discussions between the judge and attorneys, the testimony of two secret witnesses, 1979 affidavits. Three rolls microfilm and guide: MICRO BP223.Z8 L5798 1993x.

"MANUSCRIPTA."

(Rare and out of print books, St. Louis University Library.) Microfilm 14 (Some series, mostly on the history of France, Monographs File.)

MARBURGER INDEX. Photos of architecture in Germany, 1870s-1950s.

Consult with ARTS, 2nd. ARTS N6861 .M37 1984x.

Marietta, Ohio. HOAG. General Scrapbook Collection.

Newspaper clippings and memorabilia. 7 reels microfilm, F497.W3 H62 1974x.

MARTENS, George Friedrich von, (ed.) NOUVEAU RECUEIL GENERAL DES TRAITES.

(Several series 1494- ) M/Card "Martens"

 

Masculinity [microform]

: men defining men and gentlemen, 1560-1918 : sources from the Bodleian Library, Oxford. Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 2000- . HQ1090.7.G7 M37 2000x.

MASSACHUSETTS ARCHIVES. Valuation of towns, 1760-1771

(vols 130-134 only) Microfilm HA433 .C66.

MAZARIN, JULES (CARDINAL.) MAZARINADES,

a collection of French political pamphlets, 1649-1652. Microfiche 121; Microfilm 6108.

McIntyre, Oscar Odd; O. O. McINTYRE COLLECTION.

New York Newspaper columnist, papers, mostly newspaper columns, in process. (Consult Staff, Microform Desk, during day)

MEET THE PRESS

1957-1992. Transcripts of the weekly public affairs program on television, interviews with the famous and infamous. (Microfiche periodical, by title.)

 

Medieval and renaissance manuscripts from the Society of Antiquaries of London [microform]

. Reading, England : Research Publications, c1989. 11 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. + 2 guides Note: Latin and English Contents pt. 1. Literary manuscripts (reels 1-6) -- pt. 2. Manuscripts relating to history and art history (reels 7-11). Z6621.S62 M43 1989x.

MEMORIES VAN OVERGAVE 1849-1962.

Collecties van Ministerie van Kolonien et Koninklijk Instituut voor de Tropen. (Library has East Java materials only; MMK 83-133; KIT 545-579.) Microfiche, SEA DS646.29.E15 M4 1990x.

MEMOS OF THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS, McGeorge Bundy to President Johnson (1963-1966.)

McGeorge Bundy played an integral role in the development of national security policies, during this period were the crises in Panama and the Dominican Republic, deteriorating relations between Israel and the Arab states, and the escalation of the war in Vietnam.4 rolls microfilm & printed guide, E846 .B86 1985x.

MICROPUBLISHER'S TRADE LIST ANNUAL,

1978-. This series is a compilation of microform publishers' sales catalogs and lists. This a good source to find out more about the scope and content of a given microform publication. MTLA is purchased every two years, most recent at Desk; Z1033.M5 M53; microfiche in binder.

MIDDLE EAST - CIA RESEARCH REPORTS 1946-1976

. One of the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency's mandates has been to produce foreign intelligence reports to meet the needs of the President, National Security Council, etc. The material consists of reports, intelligence memos and biographical reports. The result has been a diverse body of documentation. Topics in this series include: "Developments in the Azerbaijan Situation" (1947), "The Kurdish minority problem" (1948), "Assassination of King Abdullah ibn-Husein" (1951), and "Black September" (1972.) The printed guide lists reports by subject, geographically and chronologically. 3 reels microfilm; printed guide MICRO DS62.8 .M52x (There are two copies of the microfilm.)

MIDDLE EAST. THE JOHN F. KENNEDY NATIONAL SECURITY FILES, 1961-1963

3 reels microfilm and printed guide. Micro DS63.1 .J6 1987x. See - National Security Files listing.

MIDDLE EAST. THE LYNDON B. JOHNSON NATIONAL SECURITY FILES.

"Microfilmed from the holdings of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library, Austin, Texas. Accompanied by a printed reel guide, compiled by Blair D. Hydrick. Includes index. 8 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. + guide (xxvii, 265 p. ; 28 cm.). Frederick, Md. : University Publications of America, c1987. DS63.1 .L9 1987a. See - National Security Files listing.

MIDDLE EAST: SPECIAL STUDIES, 1970-1980.

18 reels microfilm and printed guide, Micro DS44 .M55 1981x.
MIDDLE EAST SPECIAL STUDIES, 1980-1982. 3 reels microfilm and printed guide, Micro DS44 .M552 1983x.
MIDDLE EAST: SPECIAL STUDIES, 1982-1985. 8 reels microfilm and printed guide, DS44 .M552 1987x.
MIDDLE EAST: SPECIAL STUDIES, 1985-1988. 8 reels microfilm and printed guide, DS44 .M552 1989x. (Also part of the Foreign nations, the Special studies series.)

MIDDLE EAST - O.S.S./STATE DEPARTMENT INTELLIGENCE AND RESEARCH REPORTS.

The Office of Strategic Services and the State Department sometimes assigned leading scholars to write special classified reports to assist in strategic planning. This group is a collection of such reports in the U. S. National Archives previously not available. The Middle East is covered as a region plus the following countries specifically: Afghanistan, Egypt, Iran, Kuwait, Levant States, Libya, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Transjordan, and Turkey. The Library has the following:

Part VII: [1941]-1949.
3 reels microfilm; printed guide, DS42 .M48 1977x.


Part XII: 1950-1961, Supplement.
3 reels microfilm & printed guide, DS42 .M48 1979x.

MIGNE, JACQUES PAUL. PATROLOGIAE CURSUS COMPLETUS...SERIES GRAECA and SERIES LATINA.

Complete text of early documents of the Christian Church to 1439; Latin and Greek series. (Please inquire "M/Card MIGNE..." Indexes are within series; the Microcard series is complete, however a good portion of this set is in printed format in the Annex. Check ALICE under "Migne, J.-P." for additional information.)

MILITARY USES OF SPACE, 1945-1991.

"Materials were identified, obtained, assembled, and indexed by the National Security Archive." Accompanied by printed guide entitled: U.S. military uses of space, 1945-1991 : guide and index. Chadwyck-Healey, 1991. 239 microfiches. UG1523 .M5 1991a.
Browse other National Security Archives.

MORGENTHAU DIARIES.

Three sets of microfilm. Henry Morgenthau, 1891-1967, was Secretary of the Treasury, 1934-1945, during the Roosevelt administration. The transcripts of meetings, letters, notes, graphs, etc. during Morgenthau's office.

1.Morgenthau Diaries Depression and The New Deal 1933-1939(1995)
............. Alden Microforms : E806 .M722 1995a, 63 reels
2.Morgenthau Diaries Prelude To War And War 1940-1942 (1996)
............. Alden Microforms : E806 .M7223 1996a, 114 reels, + 1 guide
3.Morgenthau Diaries World War II And Postwar Planning 1943-1945 (1997)
............. Alden Microforms : E806 .M7224 1997x, 73 reels, + 1 guide

MOTION PICTURE CATALOGS BY AMERICAN PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS, 1894-1908

. This collection, part of the Thomas A. Edison Papers project provides a rich portrait of America in transition and Cinema history. All known motion picture catalogs for the years 1894-1908 are included. Six rolls microfilm & guide, PN1993.5.U6 M663 1984x.

MURRY, DANIEL.

PAPERS. Microfilm 6479. Printed guide, Z1361.N39 W76x.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (NAACP).

PAPERS. The Papers of the NAACP, part of UPA's Black Studies Research Sources series, has 15 parts. To date the Library has the following:

Part 9: Discrimination in the U. S. Armed Forces. Series A: General Office Files on Armed Forces Affairs, 1918-1955.

Series A focuses on the campaign to end segregation in the armed forces. 18 reels microfilm and printed Guide: MICRO E185.61 .N25 1982z Pt.9 Ser.A.

Part 10: Peonage, Labor, and the New Deal, 1913-1939. This section focuses on the campaign against discriminatory treatment of African-American workers in the nation's factories, farms, and federal bureaucracy. 23 reels of microfilm and printed guide: E185.61 .N25 1982a Pt.10.

(For those seeking additional information on the scope of the NAACP papers, consult the distributor's catalog.)

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS (NACWC):

Records, 1895-1992. Series. Black studies research sources in cooperation with Research collections in women's studies. Each part accompanied by printed reel guide, compiled by Randolph Boehm, entitled: A guide to the microfilm edition of Records of the National Association of Colored Women's Clubs, 1895-1992. MICRO E185.86.N36 A3 1993a. Contents pt. 1. Minutes of national conventions, publications, and president's office correspondence (26 reels) -- pt. 2. President's office files, 1958-1968 (15 reels)

NATIONAL ECONOMY UNDER PRESIDENT JOHNSON: Administrative Histories.

This set contains the "official histories" with supporting documents of five key federal organizations that directed the national economy during the Johnson years -- the Department of the Treasury; Security and Exchange Commission; Federal Reserve System; Bureau of the Budget (Office of Management and Budget); and the Council of Economic Advisors. 9 rolls microfilm & printed guide (in process.)

NATIONAL INVENTORY OF DOCUMENTARY SOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES: (NIDS.)

This collection reproduces the 50,000 of "In-house" guides, card catalogs, and indexes to manuscript collections, archives, and other primary resource materials found in the full-range of U. S. libraries and repositories. Indexing to this set has undergone a number of metamorphases and now the best means of access is the on-line "ArchivesUSA" index NIDS can also be searched either via an older CD-ROM index or microfiche indexes. The latter are updated with each new microfiche shipment. In using the CD-ROM INDEX to NIDS remember that the Library does not own the National Inventory of Documentary Sources in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Note that the any of these indexes are a guide to other finding aids published on the microfiche and the researcher may also need to examine the microfiche to determine the full story about the referenced collection. Microfiche & Guide & Indexes, 4 series (see ALICE for call numbers and details).

NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE PAPERS.

Part 1, Annual Conference Proceedings and Organizational Records, 1900-1919; part 2, Correspondence and Business Records, 1900-1923. 3 and 11 rolls microfilm, HD2425 .R4 1994a.

NATIONAL NEGRO CONGRESS, PAPERS.

The National Negro Congress was a major civil rights coalition active in the 1930s and 1940s. Its main emphasis was promoting black participation in organized labor, concern over the rise of fascism abroad, and promoting the use of mass-protest tactics to challenge racial discrimination. The Library originally obtained its collection from the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (NYPL.) Those wishing additional information on what is available in regards to the National Negro Congress should consult the University Publications of America sales catalog. Check microfilm for contents of Library's holdings. Microfilm 34.

NATIONAL SECURITY ARCHIVE

Note: The National Security Archive, a non-profit research institute founded in 1985, is the source for several microform collections in Ohio University Library. Its mission is to enrich research and public debate about issues of U. S. national security policy. For individual collections see:

Afghanistan: The Making of U.S. Policy.
Berlin Crisis.
Cuban Missile Crisis.
El Salvador: The Making of U.S. Policy.
Iran: The Making of U.S. Policy.
Iran Contra Affair: The Making of a Scandal.
Military Uses of Space.
Nicaragua: The Making of U.S. Policy.
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Policy.
Philippines: U.S. Policy During the Marco.
South Africa: The Making of U.S. Policy.
The U.S. Intelligence Community: Organization, Operations.

The above series have excellent printed indexes. It is now also possible to search these National Security Archives series collectively as a group via CD-ROM on the First Floor of Alden Library. This CD-ROM contains the electronic versions of the twelve collection indexes and guides included in The making of U.S. policy series. (Micro E183.7.N3 1994x CD-ROM, installed on the Department's workstations, please inquire at Desk.) These sets are published on microform by Chadwyck-Healey which also offers the Digital National Security Archive , an on-line version of the above sets. For time being the Ohio University Library has chosen not to subscribe in that it already has the collections. The source of much of the material is from the National Security Archive at George Washington University which describes current projects, with many full-text documents on-line as well, don't miss this!

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (USA.)

Documents of the National Security Council, 1947 - 1977 and supplements. Microfilm and Guides UA23.A1 N37x. (Check ALICE under call number for current supplement holdings.) Please see below.

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (USA.)

Minutes of meetings of the National Security Council, 1948 - 1961 and supplements. Microfilm and Guides UA23.A1 N38x ... (Check ALICE under call number for current supplement holdings.)

The National Security Council was formed by way of the National Security Act of 1947 and Reorganization Plan of 1949. Chaired by the President, consisting of statutory advisors and others the function of the NSC is to advise the president on integrating domestic, foreign, and military policies in regards to national security. However over the years the NSC has often been the key player in making US foreign policy resulting in a wide range of documents and studies.

A combined printed guide, Index to Documents of the National Security Council, (UA23.A1 N38 1994x, Index) serves as cumulative index to the microfilm collections: Documents of the National Security Council (basic through 4th suppl.) and Minutes of meetings of the National Security Council (basic through 1st suppl.)

NATIONAL SECURITY FILES.

Note: The National Security Files ("Country Files") are key White House files on national security issues, crises, and international relations. This series is reproduced from the John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson presidential libraries.

For individual collections see:

Africa
Johnson Library.
Kennedy Library.

Latin America.
Johnson Library.
Kennedy Library.
Crises in Panama and the ...

Asia and the Pacific ...
Johnson Library.
Kennedy Library.

Vietnam: National Security ...
Kennedy Library.
Vietnam. Kennedy Library.
Vietnam, First Supplement. Johnson Library.
November 1963-June 1965. Johnson Library.
Vietnam, Special Studies.

Soviet Union (U.S.S.R.)
Johnson Library.
Kennedy Library.

Europe, western & eastern ...
Eastern Europe. Johnson Library.
Eastern Europe. Kennedy Library.
Western Europe. Johnson Library.
Western Europe. Kennedy Library.

United Nations ...
Johnson Library.

Middle East...
Johnson Library.
Kennedy Library.

NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE

(NTIS.) Microfiche, Items are cataloged individually, consult ALICE. The Library does not subscribe for the documents as a set, has only what someone has specifically ordered. The INDEX is in Government Documents, 5th floor. NTIS sponsors and reports on scientific research projects.

NATIONAL THIRD WORLD STUDIES CONFERENCE. PAPERS. (6th) 1983,

University of Nebraska at Omaha. 47 microfiche and printed guide, HC59.7 .N37 1983x.

NEDA STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 1974-1986.

(Philippines, National Economic and Development Authority) SEA HA1821 .N37b.

NEGRI SEMBILAN. SESSIONAL PAPERS 1888-1929.

Microfilm, CD1051 .A41x CO 435.

NEGRO NEWSPAPERS ON MICROFILM.

African American titles in the American Antiquarian Society, filmed by Library of Congress, ca. 1883- ca. 1931, with a few dating back to 1865 and up to 1946. There is a guide consisting of photocopies of catalog cards, but no subject index. The microfilm is in the self service newspaper section, alphabetically by title. Approximately 100 titles are included with all regions of the United States represented. Better known sample titles in this set include:

American Citizen (Kansas City, KS; 1880-1907)
Broad Ax (Chicago; 1899-1901)
Cleveland Gazette (1883-1945)
Frederick Douglass's Paper (Rochester; 1851-1960)
Freeman (Indianapolis; 1886-1916)
New Orleans Tribune (1864-1869)
Washington Bee (D.C.; 1882-1884)
Most are small runs, and in those cases where several titles appear on one roll and these rolls are filed under "Misc." Consult United States Newspapers. (A state/city listing of all newspapers in the Department, African-American newspapers = "Blk".) Some earlier African-American newspapers have had printed indexes compiled, some earlier papers are also in reprint form in the general stacks. Northwestern University has produced a printed inventory of titles and roll location. Afro-American Newspapers. MICRO Z6944.N39 N48 1976x.

NEW DEAL ECONOMIC POLICIES: FDR AND THE CONGRESS, 1933 to 1938.

This collection contains primary resource materials and basic documents in regards to New Deal legislation - congressional committee reports, hearings, legislation text and revisions, testimony by Roosevelt Administration, special studies or analyses, Supreme Court decisions. The Guide includes an introduction, reference bibliography, indexes by subject, name, title, bill numbers, and by document and report numbers. 476 microfiche and printed guide, E806 .N4234 1990x.

NEW YORK & HOLLYWOOD FASHION & COSTUME DESIGN FROM THE BROOKLYN MUSEUM COLLECTION.

This set is a selection of 657 sketches from 55 of the world's foremost designers were created between 1910 and the 1950s for the New York fashion/theatrical world, and for Hollywood films. These include sketches by Henri Bendel, Bonnie Cashin, Mme. Eta, Fiffi, Elizabeth Hawes, Charles James, Tina Leser, Claire McCardell, Adele Simpson, Charles LeMaire, Edith Head, Walter Plunkett, and Irene. 28 color microfiche and 50-page printed index, organized alphabetically by designer and by movie or play. Consult with Arts, 2nd. floor, 28 microfiche & printed guide, ARTS GT615 .N48 1986a.

NEW YORK THEATRE.

(Vandamm Collection; 1919-1961.) Fiche. Consult with Fine Arts Collection, photographs.

NEWSBANK.

(A 'newspaper clipping' service from 450 U. S. cities, several series.) A complete set of the original printed index has been retained by the Library, however for most years CD-ROM indexing is now available. Currently there are two main portions of NEWSBANK -- Business Newsbank Plus and Newsbank Reference Plus. Indexing for the most recent five years of these two series is on the library's Search Net. Printed indexes for materials dating from the 1970's and retrospective CD-ROM indexing for the 1980's material not on the SearchNet is available in the Reference Department. Other NEWSBANK CD-ROM services in Reference/Search Net include a Newsbank index to general current periodicals and CD Newsbank which contains full-text newspaper articles and news service materials. In general, citations refer to microfiche which contain the full-text articles. Increasingly articles are full-text on the CD-ROM, especially those in Business Newsbank Plus where all current information is full-text (Newspaper Abstracts on the CD-SearchNet.) The main categories of the NEWSBANK microfiche are the main Newsbank collection itself, and subject oriented sections - Business Newsbank and a Supplement; Performing Arts; Names in the News; Fine Arts & Architecture; and Literature. Most series are now complete, some started in 1971, most in 1977, Names in the News in 1988. In total NEWSBANK is now a truly enormous set which covers a wide range of current affairs in government and politics, welfare, consumers, business, economic development, arts, literature, transportation, urban affairs, and race relations. Microfiche 66 (inquire, public access.)

NEWSHOUR WITH JIM LEHRER. (MacNEIL/LEHRER NEWS HOUR)

. (Transcripts, broadcast review & index) 1981 on microfilm, Oct 1993-Aug 1995 (+-) on microfiche. Recent programs are also on Lexis-Nexis at the Library's SearchNet Main Menu page. An INDEX is included in Public Television Transcripts Index Z695.1.T24 P83 (in Micro Collection.)

--Also note the following related titles, consult the Reference Department.--

• Television News Index and Abstracts, a guide to the Vanderbilt videotape collection, 1975- AI3 .T44;
• Broadcast News full-text CD-ROM, 1992 - to date [current year on the CD-Searchnet] which includes PBS*, CNN, NPR, and ABC;
• the NBC stand-alone CD-ROM 1990 - to date;
• and the CBS stand-alone CD-ROM 1990 - to date.

*Note: Broadcast News on the CD SearchNet does not include the MacNeil/Lehrer News Hour.

 

NEWSPAPER ON MICROFILM.

New nation [microform]. Georgetown, British Guiana.

Newspapers -- UNION CATALOGS. --

Consult with staff during the day. The United States Newspaper Program National Union List (1987) is a microfiche publication by OCLC which includes bibliographic information, place of publication, location and individual holdings of information entered into the OCLC Online Union Catalog as of April 1987. The Library of Congress Newspapers in Microform, Foreign Countries (1984) (Microform Desk) is a good browsing place for foreign newspapers. For additional and more current information use WorldCat for specific titles/places (try subject (su:), town or city of publication and the word 'newspapers'.)

NICARAGUA. CONFIDENTIAL U. S. DIPLOMATIC POST RECORDS

1930-1945, Central America. Nicaragua. Diplomatic post records are those kept at the embassies or legations rather in the U. S. State Department's Central files. They contain incoming messages from Washington and much more locally gathered information than in Washington. The period covered in this set includes the end of the occupation by U. S. Marines and the beginnings of the presidential entrenchment of Anastasio Somoza. The role of U. S. backing is well documented. These records are from Record Group 84 of the U. S. National Archives and the Federal Records Center. (38 reels microfilm & printed guide, F1527 .C6 1983x.)

NICARAGUA: CONFIDENTIAL U. S. STATE DEPARTMENT CENTRAL FILES.

The "Central Files", record group 59, are from the Department of State's Internal and Foreign Affairs subject classifications of the Central Files (Decimal Files) now housed in the National Archives. These files consist of instructions and correspondence received from and sent to diplomatic posts abroad and include a wide range of materials reporting on political, military, social and economic developments, minutes, interviews, texts of letters and instructions, and translations of foreign documents.

This material is from Decimal files 711.17; 717; 817; 917; 611.17; 617. This series chronicles the later career of Anastasio Somoza to his assassination in 1956. Somoza's total consolidation of power and Nicaragua's relations to its neighbors, and defense arrangements with the U.S., and the region's concern about these, are covered in great detail.

NICARAGUA: INTERNAL & FOREIGN AFFAIRS 1945-1949.
12 reels microfilm & printed guide, F1527 .C62 1986x.

NICARAGUA: INTERNAL & FOREIGN AFFAIRS 1950-1954.

11 reels microfilm & printed guide; F1527 .C633 1986x.

NICARAGUA: INTERNAL & FOREIGN AFFAIRS 1955-1959.

9 reels microfilm & printed guide; F1527 .C63 1988x.

NICARAGUA: THE MAKING OF U. S. POLICY, 1978-1990.

Compiled and Indexed by the National Security Archive. 579 microfiche, printed guide and 3-volume index, E183.8.N5 N522 1991x.
Browse other National Security Archives.

NINETEENTH CENTURY.

(Research Publications, an ambitious project based on the Ninteenth Century Short-Title Catalogue.) The library has only selections from the Visual Arts & Architecture section.) Consult with ARTS, 2nd. At the moment the only means of access is via the 'Contents List' which accompanies each unit. For earlier materials see English Short-Title Catalogue.

NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE ON MICROCARDS.

(Series A, Ohio Valley; group 2.) M/Card (Main entry) -- Titles are listed in the Microform Uncataloged Books List.

NINETEENTH-CENTURY LEGAL TREATISES. [microform].

Woodbridge, Conn. : Research Publications, c1984- . KF352 .N55 1984y.

NORTH AMERICAN CONGRESS ON LATIN AMERICA (NACLA) ARCHIVE OF LATIN AMERICANA.

This material is composed of serials, reports, fliers, pamphlets, posters, manuscripts, and correspondence relating to ideological issues on the socioeconomic and political conditions in the Latin American region from the 1960s through the 1980s. The materials are arranged by region/country and by subject, then chronologically. The Library has the following portions of this collection (In large boxes along wall, F1414.2 .A73 1998x series number):

Central America (pt 5, 16 microfilm reels);
Costa Rica (pt 8, 5 reels);
Ecuador (pt 11, 5 reels);
El Salvador (pt 12, 30 reels);
Guatemala (pt 14, 21 reels);
Honduras (pt 17, 4 reels);
Latin America (pt 19, 47 reels);
Nicaragua (pt 21, 20 reels)
Paraguay (pt 23, 2 reels)
and a printed guide, Micro F1414.2 .A73 1998x Guide.   (NOTE: The Library also has the journal NACLA Report on the Americas.)

NORTHWEST TERRITORY. (Saint Clair, papers covering 1788-1815.)

(In process, consult with staff during day.)

NOTES AND QUERIES.

(12 series.) Consult with Staff, some are reproduced on Microcards, M/Card section under "Notes..."; some are in the Microfiche Periodical Section.

NUCLEAR NON-PROLIFERATION POLICY, (U.S. Nuclear Non-Proliferation Policy, 1945-1991,)/i>

"Materials were identified, assembled, obtained, and indexed by the National Security Archive. Accompanied by 2 vol. guide entitled: U.S. nuclear non-proliferation policy, 1945-1991 : extensive 2 volme guide and index. 448 microfiche. JX1974.73 .N756 1992a.