Inclusions: a photograph of and story about Arrington explaining the use of the electric typewriter, a page from the program at the Kendall College groundbreaking ceremony for Penny Jane Terra Hall in which Arrington gave a speech, and photographs of Arrington giving speeches.

Inclusions: a certificate of appreciation from the Institute on Continuing Education of the Illinois Bar, a program for a testimonial dinner honoring William J. Scott, and the speech notes for a speech given by Arrington on Radio.

The folder contains the Union League Mean and Events magazine's March issue. The magazine focuses a great deal on legislation and therefore Arrington features prominently in several articles

Activities as a legislator and his participation in functions. Inclusions: Arrington's name tag for The Citizens Conference on State Legislatures, a photograph of Arrington presenting a meritorious service award to Fremont E. Schneider, and a marriage announcement for Arrington's daughter.

Handwritten letter to Arrington from Dick. Kept in a separate folder to prevent acid absorption.

Activities as a legislator. Inclusions: a letter mentioning a speech by Arrington on the "right to bear arms," a letter describing presidential candidate Richard Nixon as a unifying point for the Republican party, and letters thanking Arrington for his participation in functions.

Involvement in the ongoing presidential campaign. Inclusions: a press release demonstrating the support of Nixon by 104 state legislators, an invitation and program to the Republican National Convention Gala, and a dinner invitation from Nixon and Agnew.

Partially related to Arrington's continued interaction with the Nixon campaign, and partially related to Arrington's work as a legislator. Inclusions: letters from Nixon's campaign thanking Arrington for his support, photographs of Arrington while at a function in Miami, and the program for the Road to Victory Dinner in Chicago.

Inclusions: a request for information on Michael B. Arrington for the purposes of membership to the Union League Club of Chicago, a certificate declaring Arrington an Honorary Member of the Grinnell Young Republicans Club, and letters of thanks for his participation in functions.

An unusual publication entitled the Sixth Annual Dinner Dance - contains a number of advertisements and small ads about important Republicans.