Materials related to the July 26-28 annual meeting in Traverse City, Michigan including tourist literature, meeting program, invitation letter to governors’ spouses, letters, memo, invitation, program for spouses, and a questionnaire for spouses to indicate the activities they will attend

Statistical Handbook of the Governors’ Spouses of the States, Commonwealths, and Territories of the United States, containing the name and nickname of each spouse, name and nickname of each governor, names and ages of children, current mailing address, home and business telephones, birthday, names and telephone numbers of secretaries or assistants, areas of interest, and hobbies of each spouse listed alphabetically by name of state

Briefing material on income security/welfare reform, clean air act/policy for ozone attainment, state role in corporate takeovers, and highway transportation/safety for Governor Clements for the Plenary Session of the meeting in Washington, DC

Materials related to the February 21-23 meeting in Washington, DC including a program, working paper titled Restoring the Balance: State Leadership for America’s Future, a report titled Success in the South from the Southern Governors’ Association, a program for governors’ spouses, a packet of case studies on regulatory problems states encounter, and a cover message to spouses for reports on legislative and regulatory reform initiatives, tables on the federal budget, and an article by Neil Chesanow titled How to Meet the Press—and Win from an unidentified journal

Letters, schedules for spouses and youth, airline schedule for Governor and Mrs. Clements, descriptions of programs for spouses and youth, schedule of activities for spouses, and summary program for the meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio, with an indication that Mrs. Clements attended a session of the Committee on International Trade and Foreign Relations on August 8

National Conference on State Literacy Initiatives II “Literacy and the Challenge of the 90s,” Conference information packet including a letter, invitation, brochures, list of First Ladies attending, minutes of the meeting, notes by Mrs. Clements, and general information on literacy for the conference sponsored by the National Governors’ Association Project Literacy U. S. and hosted by Governor and Mrs. Ray Mabus in Jackson, MS

Registration form, program, spouses’ program, letters and memos about, taping schedule, and text of a PSA about literacy to be taped with Barbara Bush and several governors’ spouses, outline for a presentation to spouses titled First Family Stressors and Staff Stressors, one issue of Governors’ Spouses Bulletin, directory of Governors of the American States, Commonwealths, & Territories, and a Statistical Handbook of the Governors’ Spouses of the States, Commonwealths, and Territories

Materials related to the February 22-24, 1987, meeting in Washington, DC, including registration form, program, background paper titled Making America Work: Productive People, Productive Policies, an invitation to dinner at the White House, directory of Governors of the American States, Commonwealths, and Territories, welcome letter to spouses of governors, program for spouses, two issues of Governors’ Weekly Bulletin and a report from the center for Policy Research on children living in homes with a divorced parent. Also includes two packets of briefing material for meeting with the Congressional Committee on Energy and Environment and for meetings with cabinet members, the two Senators from Texas Phil Gramm and Lloyd Bentsen and House Speaker Jim Wright

Newsletters, August/September, 1987 issue of Challenge and three issues of The Republican Woman during 1988

Biographical information on president Mrs. Malcolm (Beryl) Milburn, list of members of the nominating committee, and directory of the board of directors

Programs for quarterly meetings, minutes of meetings of the Board of Directors, reports of the president for each meeting, five year report of the president, proposed revisions to the bylaws, proposed resolutions, press releases, regional reports of various officers, statistical report on membership, and lists of members of the board of directors

Programs for quarterly meetings, minutes of meetings of the Board of Directors, reports of the president for each meeting, leadership directory, and regional reports of various officers

Programs for quarterly meetings, minutes of meetings of the Board of Directors, reports of the president for each meeting, statistical reports on numbers of members, financial reports, leadership directories for January and August, and regional reports of various officers

Programs for quarterly meetings, minutes of meetings of the Board of Directors, reports of the president for each meeting, statistical reports on numbers of members, financial reports, list of members of the Board of Directors, and lists of members of the Campaign Activities Chairmen and State Standing Committee Chairmen

1963 Booklet titled History of the Founding and Development of the National Federation of Republican Women, bylaws revised in 1963 and 1965, handbook, leadership manual, one issue of the newsletter Challenge in 1972, programs for the 1973 and 1975 Federation meetings, and letter from the Federation president inviting Rita Crocker Clements to attend the 1973 meeting in New Orleans

Regional Workshops, NFRW Guide for Regional Conferences, Copy of the guide for such conferences plus programs for some regional workshops and a letter to Rita Crocker Clements on December 7, 1963 in which the writer who identified herself only as Ona writes about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas and mentions that Lyndon Johnson had taken hold of problems with efficiency and adding that he “is much less radical than his predecessor.”

Regional Workshops, Regional Conference Manual plus a schedule of regional workshops, flyers about and programs for regional workshops, letters, memos several of which are from NFRW president Dottie Elston, reports, and press release copy of Dottie Elston’s speech at a regional conference held in Chicago

Programs for quarterly meetings, minutes of meetings of the Board of Directors, reports of the president for each meeting, statistical reports on numbers of members, financial reports, and hotel bill for Rita Crocker Clements for the April meeting

Photocopies of letters to Governor and Mrs. Clements from President George Bush and First Lady Barbara Bush with schedules for the summit held in Charlottesville, VA

Letters, note, invitation, agenda, and Official Memorandum issued by Governor Clements designating October 30 as National Council on Disability Day concerning Mrs. Clements officially greeting the Council at the beginning of their meeting in Austin

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-10th Annual Regional Conference of the National Council of Negro Women…. Hartford, Connecticut, May 2-4, 1958 [cover title]. Washington, DC: The council, 1958. 8vo. (8) pp. Program listing sessions, speakers, etc. Printed wrappers, stapled.

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-Organization Handbook for Local Councils

This collection includes the Chapter's yearbooks (1977-1986), minutes of meetings, treasurer's reports, and other miscellaneous records (1967-1985).

National Agri-Marketing Association
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

National Association of Home Builders
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

National Hispanic Scholarship
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

Non-Traditional Students
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

North Texas Ag College
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

NOVA
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

Nutrition Society, TAMU
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

Off Campus Aggies
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

Office of Diversity Education
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

Office of International Cooperation
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

Office of Public Information
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

Officers Christian Fellowship
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

Old Army Gentleman Society
Photocopies #1-50
Pictures #1-25

This series contains 16mm films and digital copies that were taken over the course of different years with topics in them covering a wide variety of events at NASA, including the Apollo 15 and Apollo 16 missions.

Nanapoulos, Dimitri
Nance, Betty
Nance, Eleanor
Nance, Elmo Cuthbert
Nance, Joseph Milton
Nance, Mary Clayton
Napier, E.W.
Naqi, Syed
Narcowich, Francis J.
Naschke, B.B.
Nash, Mel
Nash, Sunny
Nash, Sunny
Nash, William N.
Nash, William R.
Nassersharif, Bahram
Nation, Jack R.
Natowitz, Joseph B.
Naugle, Donald C.
Naugle, Norman W.
Naul, L. Gill
Naylor, Harry Benjamin
Neal, Charles William
Neal, Edward M.
Neal, Paul L.
Neale, Sara
Neckar, Michelle
Nedbalek, George
Nedderman, Wendell H.
Nederman, Cary
Neel, Mickey
Neeld, Elizabeth Harper
Neeley, Marion J.
Neely, Mrs. M. J.
Neely, William J.
Neff, A.J.
Neff, Jerry
Neff, Pat
Neff, Richard
Neff, William Deyerle (Pat)
Neibert, Carey Carr
Neill, William Larry
Neilson, John W.
Neilson, William S.
Nelson, A. Gene
Nelson, Bardin H.
Nelson, Barry
Nelson, Charles
Nelson, Gary
Nelson, Ivory
Nelson, Kenneth
Nelson, Robert Hartly
Nelson, Ron Gerald
Nelson, Ted
Nelson, Thomas
Nelson, William E.
Nelson, William E.
Nemec, Antone S.
Nemec, Louis S.
Nerren, Granville Rex
Nesbit, Ricky
Nesbit, W. L.
Ness, Helge
Netardus, Jaro George Jr.
Netherwood, Douglas B. (Spike)
Nettum, John
Neugebauer, Laura
Neumann, Thomas W
Neumann, Vaclav
Nevels, Harry J.
Nevels, Robert D.
Nevitt, Kem R.
Newbold, Kenneth Ellis Sr.
Newcomb, Martin
Newell, Paul H. Jr.
Newell, Wilmon
Newman, Eula Jackson
Newman, James S. (Shelby)
Newman, Louis M.
Newman, Robert D.
Newman, Thomas Herbert
Newmann, Jimmy Lee
Newnam, Frank H. Jr.
Newton, H. Joseph
Newton, John Wharton
Newton, Louis
Newton, Richard
Newton, Ron
Newton, Thomas Monroe
Newton, Thomas Ralph
Newton, Tommy
Newton, Weldon H.
Neyland, Bob
Nguyen, Dat
Nguyen, Huong Stephanie
Nibert, George
Nichols, Bobby
Nichols, C.B.
Nichols, Frederick J.
Nichols, Irby C.
Nichols, Joseph
Nichols, O.H.
Nichols, Terry
Nicholson, A.O.
Nicholson, Harold E. Jr.
Nickerson, Charles A.
Nicks, Oran
Nicks, W.J. (Billy)
Nicolas, Frank K.
Nicolau, Claude
Niebert, C.C.
Niedzwecki, John M.
Nielson, Brian
Nielson, Klaus H.
Nielson, Ted
Nienstedt, John
Niezek, Nicholas
Nightingale, Arthur E.
Nikolaou, Michael
Niles, Alva
Nimitz, Chester William
Nippert, Brian Michael
Nisi, Angelo S.
Nitch, Charles
Nix, Bill ()
Nixon, Clair
Nixon, Robert Fulton
Noack, Larry Wayne
Noble, Dale
Noble, Richard L.
Nobles, Charles E.
Noe, Philip S.
Noel, James M.
Noel, James S.
Noel, Leon
Nolan, Mary Lee
Nolan, Sidney D. Jr.
Noonan, Robert E. (Mickey)
Nordstrom, Jeffrey
Norman, Benjamin Franklin Jr.
Normand, Pierre G. (Tuck)
Norris, Ernest M.
Norris, Glenn E.
Norris, Hugh
Norris, John
Norris, Milton
Norris, Rex
North, Camille
North, Gerald R.
Northcliffe, Lee
Northrop, Harris
Norton, Dave
Norton, Don C.
Norton, Donna E.
Norton, Grady
Norton, Homer
Norton, Kenneth R.
Norwak, Mary (1902-1955)
Norwood, Marvin P.
Novak, James
Novak, Joseph R.
Novelli, Ross J.
Novosad, Albert Clement
Novosad, Charles Louis Jr.
Nowak, Mary
Nowak, Matthew A.
Nowlin, Worth D. Jr.
Nunn, Roland Chatham
Nutt, Waymond C.
Nyberg, Kenneth
Nye, Erle Allen

Incoming/outgoing correspondence concerning when, where, how and who selected the name for A and M athletic field.

Includes County Clerk Case Papers, 1838-1911

Letters, notes, agenda, clippings, and press release version of Mrs. Clements’ remarks about the serious problem of illiteracy in Texas and efforts to improve the situation in Nacogdoches