Professional papers of Marcus Daly, New Jersey politician and educator.

Includes correspondence with various U.S. Presidents, former Prime Minister of Australia Sir Robert Menzies and others. Also includes letters regarding his papal appointment and appearance on the David Suskind Show. Some overlap with the "Travel" series. MD is Marcus Daly and DE is Dwight Eisenhower.

Various letters relating to Daly's appointment by Pope John XXIII to the position of Knight Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the Great. Daly received this distinction because of his 'outstanding character and notable accomplishments' as Director of ICEM and humanitarian efforts on behalf of migrants and refugees.

Daly appeared on the David Susskind Show on 15 November 1966; it was subsequently rebroadcast a number of times. On the show, Daly debated with Professor Richard Cloward, a member of the School of Social Work at Columbia University, on the issue of welfare in America. Many letters from various supporters and opponents of Daly's position on welfare and his plan to prosecute unwed mothers receiving welfare under fornication and adultery laws.

Contains subjects that pertain to Daly's work as Director of ICEM. Of particular interest are the letters that deal with Daly's resignation from the position of Director.

Correspondence with various political figures, including Richard Nixon, Nelson Rockefeller, Barry Goldwater, Clifford Case, and others. The letters most often deal with Daly's election campaign and his actions as Monmouth County Freeholder.

Concerning controversies surrounding Daly's welfare proposals and plans.

Later letters are addressed to Mrs. Daly.

Includes awards, degrees and biographical information. Also included are some items relating to Daly's father William D. Daly, and his son Jerome Daly.

Includes awards, degrees and biographical information. Also included are some items relating to Daly's father William D. Daly, and his son Jerome Daly.