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Handwritten and typewritten drafts, mimeographed and some printed copies of speeches, statements, articles, and press releases. These are arranged chronologically. Articles by other persons also included.

About 100 telecasts to his Connecticut constituents from WTIC-TV Hartford, WHNB-TV New Britain, and WNHC-TV New Haven. These are entitled "Your Congressman from Connecticut." These are dated but not marked as to subject.

Papers pertaining to Daddario's campaigns for re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1960, 1962, 1964, 1966, and 1968 and his campaign for Governor of Connecticut in 1970. As these materials come solely from the Congressman's Washington office, this is not the kind of full file that developed in his headquarters in the state.

Communications pertaining to matters as varied as the plight of the New Haven Railroad and individual social security and immigration claims. The topics are enormously varied and correspondence illustrates how Daddario dealt with the very complex as well as some quite humble demands. The correspondents are chiefly from his own district and the topics mostly confined to Connecticut.

Bills introduced by Daddario and other bills, hearings, committee reports and floor action on legislation in the 86th, 87th, 88th, 89th, 90th, and 91st Congresses. Correspondence about legislation is filled with printed material. The organization of this file is both by subject and by chronology, not consistently one or the other.

Varied materials about the two most important committees Daddario served on. One was Science, Research and Development and the other was Patents.