Letter reporting that Oregon has no governor’s mansion but plan to build one and asking for a photograph of the Texas Mansion and a responding letter noting progress in renovating the Texas Mansion and promising to send brochures and other material about the project in Texas

Letter and two booklets titled How to Win: A Handbook for Political Education from the Texas AFL-CIO

Newsletter from the Goldwater for President Committee targeting the delegates from the Southern Region

Letters, memos, notes, summary of decisions made at a meeting on May 19, list of staff with salaries for the general election campaign, maps, preliminary organization calendar, lists of proposed regional volunteer chairmen, guide for precinct workers, list of country chairmen arranged by region, and a county chairman workbook

Miscellaneous plaques, certificates, proclamations, and a Rotary club banner given to Rita Crocker Clements by various organizations and cities mostly for speaking at their functions several of which named her an honorary citizen of the city although New Braunfels named her a Burgermeister

22/1: Camp Wood Mission Association, Camp Wood, Texas
Correspondence

22/2: Center for Historic Resources - TAMU, College Station, TX
Meeting minutes, correspondence, and a pamphlet.

22/3: Citizens for Historic Preservation, Bryan, Texas
Correspondence, and meeting minutes.

22/4: Dallas Heritage Society, Dallas, Texas
Correspondence

22/5: Daughters of the Republic of Texas (DAR)
Correspondence

22/6: East Texas Historical Association, Stephen F. Austin University, Nacogdoches, Texas
Correspondence, informational pamphlets, East Texas Historical Journal Volume III, No. 1.

22/7: The Heritage Society of Waco, Waco, Texas
List of members, pamphlet "Pilgrimage to Waco".

22/8: Jones County Historical Survey Committee - Correspondence

22/9: La Porte Bay Area Heritage Society - correspondence, photographs

22/10: National Trust for Historic Preservation
Correspondence, newsletter, informational brochures, and pamphlets.

22/11: The San Augustine County Historical Society
Correspondence, list and description of historical buildings, announcements for newspaper, historical medallion awards ceremony, meeting minutes, programs/pamphlets, various historical information, photographs, newspaper articles

22/12: The Society of Architectural Historians - correspondence, newsletters

22/13a: The Sons of the Republic of Texas and The Knights of the Order of San Jacinto
Correspondence, historical information, meeting minutes, photographs, and newspaper articles.

22/13b: The Sons of the Republic of Texas and The Knights of the Order of San Jacinto
Newsletters, The Texian, brochures, pamphlets, booklets, and miscellaneous.

22/14: Texas Conservation Foundation
Correspondence, meeting agenda, news release, and miscellaneous.

22/15: Texas Old Missions and Forts Restoration Association (TOMFRA)
Correspondence, newsletters, miscellaneous papers, brochures, pamphlets, magazine articles, postcard, newspaper articles, and sketches.

22/16: Texas State Board of Architectural Examiners
Raiford L. Stripling - No. 198, Notification of Registration as an architect, and receipts for renewal.

22/17a: Texas State Historical Survey Committee
Correspondence, guideline inserts for the County Chairman's Handbook, and various informational pages.

22/17b: Texas State Historical Survey Committee
Various newsletters, historical marker information, pamphlets, and brochures.

22/17c: Texas State Historical Survey Committee
Correspondence, news releases, suggested news release forms, suggested programs, marker information, and miscellaneous.

22/17d: Texas State Historical Survey Committee
Package of news releases for "County Chairman to send to County Newspapers and radio stations upon receipt of markers from foundry" including paperwork and envelopes, application form for Official Texas Historical Marker, request for survey of county historical markers, list of markers in San Augustine County, information for statewide County Chairman's meeting March 16, 1965.

22/18: Wood County Historical Committee - newspaper articles

22/19: County Chairman's Handbooks (2)

Letters, memos, notes by Mrs. Clements, clippings, forms for submitting various reports on campaign financing, draft letters to regional and county chairmen, lists of regional and county chairmen, list of voter groups and instructions for organizing them, and guidelines for forming a local Clements Committee

Letters, memos, notes, maps, blank forms for submitting reports, suggestions for improving state organization in future campaigns, progress reports, unofficial Senate election results, questionnaire forms, and blank forms for submitting reports

Letters, memos, notes, reports, reports on voting for George Bush in selected counties in 1964, and a brochure from the Tower campaign office

Letters, memos, notes, agendas, reports, blank forms for submitting reports, clippings, maps, list of organization materials needed, report on voter groups for the Tower campaign for the U. S. Senate, and a calendar of 1966 activities

Letters, memos, notes, report of votes needed in each precinct in Dallas and Travis Counties for John Tower to carry those counties, record or reports submitted and not submitted on procurement of lists of registered voters, numbers of precincts and voters in each one, and telephone numbers of voters, lists of individuals recommended for appointment in the Republican Party, a report of votes needed for Richard Nixon in each of the counties of each of the five regions of Texas for Richard Nixon to carry Texas, two Republican yearbooks and a Republican Activities Calendar

Summary of campaign progress report meetings attended and copies of the progress reports from those meetings

Letters, memos, notes, reports of votes needed in certain counties for Republican candidates to win in 1968, inventory of Organization supplies, maps, listings of target races in each county of each of the five regions of Texas, text of a recorded narration for a slide presentation at Republican Party leadership meetings, lists of congressional and legislative positions the Republicans might be able to win, and completed questionnaire distributed at a Metropolitan County conference

Packet titled “High Gear ‘70” containing information for use in Metro Urban Counties

Committee to Re-Elect President Nixon, Letters, memos, notes, clippings, statistical reports of telephoning activity, job description for Special Ballots Director, plans for Get Out the Vote and Turn Out the Vote programs, description of a program to identify, register, and turn out supporters of the President, and documents regarding recruiting unregistered voters

Committee to Re-Elect President Nixon, Directory, manuals for various leaders in the telephone campaign, booklet about the Hostess/Business Telephone Program, and a Victory Volunteer Manual

Campaign manual for Metro-Urban counties and manual of instructions and duties for County Chairmen

Notebook containing sections on Leadership, State Republican Executive Committee, Texas Counties, Texas Federation of Republican Women, Republican National Committee, Texas Officials, Candidates, and Texas Media

Booklet titled The GOP Leader’s Manual for chairmen, vice chairmen, secretaries, and other officers, letter and copy of a booklet prepared for Governor Laxalt’s 1966 campaign, and a booklet titled Every One Counts the Democratic campaign handbook for 1966

Two editions of The County GOP Leader’s Manual, flyer about various positions in the Republican Party of Texas, and a state campaign notebook

Republican State Chairman’s Handbook for 1964, Republican National Committee Catalog of Republican Materials, organization charts, flyer, clipping, information on Dallas County Republicans, material on the organization of the campaign of Jack Cox for Governor, job descriptions of the various state chairmen positions, and packets on 4 Steps to Victory and 7 Steps to Victory

Organization chart and additional information from New York, Handbook for Republican County Leadership from Minnesota, Republican Organization & Operations Manual for County Campaign Chairmen from Kentucky

Notebook/Workbook for a workshop on organizing a precinct containing sections on organization, chairman’s job, workers, poll tax, canvassing, election day, and general information

Booklets titled VIP Blockworker’s Kit: Ring for Republican Victory, Win with Your Precinct in 1964, Nuts & Bolts: The Republican Workers’ Guide to Victory, The Precinct Action Plan, Precinct Education Program, Precinct Leaders’ Manual

Committee to Re-Elect President Nixon, Organization table, letters, memos, notes, clippings, press release, reports on phone centers, statistical reports of telephone and door-to-door canvasses, a booklet about the Unregistered Voter Program of the Republican Party of Texas, and a catalog of campaign materials for sale to support the Nixon Campaign

This box contains the original contract agreement between David McKeller and Peter Learmonth for the sale of land to be known as Mariposa.

Diary has some interleaving with tissue since pasted in the illustrative matter has begun to stain pages opposite them.

Original synopsis for The Great Library series, GreatLibrary_synopsis

5/1: Office of the Vice President for Engineering and Non-Renewable Resources. 1978-02-10-1978-12-18

5/2: Office of the Vice President for Student Services (Confidential SS#). 1977-08-18-1978-08-02

5/3: Olin E. Teague National Science Policy Symposium. 1978-06-19-1978-11-06

5/4: Organizational Charts. 1977-04-25-1979-09-01

5/5: Other Universities. 1977-09-20-1978-05-25

5/6: Permanent University Fund (PUF). 1978-03-31-1978-08-01

5/7: Personal Correspondence. 1977-07-29-1978-08-11

5/8: Physical Plant Department. 1977-11-14-1978-08-24

5/9: Political Forum. 1977-08-10-1979-08-16

5/10: President's Trips. 1977-12-07-1978-08-22

5/11: Printing Center. 1977-09-12-1978-01-04

5/12: Railroad Correspondence. 1978-04-14-1978-07-20

5/13: Research Foundation. 1978-02-02-1978-08-11

5/14: Response Letters. 1977-09-01-1977-09-30

5/15: Response Letters. 1977-10-01-1977-10-31

5/16: Response Letters. 1977-11-01-1977-11-30

5/17: Response Letters. 1977-12-01-1977-12-22

5/18: Response Letters. 1978-01-01-1978-01-31

5/19: Response Letters. 1978-02-01-1978-02-28

5/20: Response Letters. 1978-03-01-1978-03-31

5/21: Response Letters. 1978-04-01-1978-04-28

5/22: Response Letters. 1978-05-01-1978-05-31

5/23: Response Letters. 1978-06-01-1978-06-30

5/24: Response Letters. 1978-07-01-1978-07-31

5/25: Response Letters. 1978-08-01-1978-08-31

5/26: The Role and Scope of Texas A&M University. 1978

5/27: Rural American Women (RAW). 1977-10-31-1978-01-30

5/28: Sea Grant Program. 1977-05-02-1977-10-14

5/29: Sea Grant Program. 1977-10-21-1978-01-24

5/30: Sea Grant Program. 1978-01-31-1978-08-25

5/31: Singing Cadets (blueprint). 1977-08-26-1978-10-18

5/32: Speaking Engagements. 1977-08-09-1979-01-22

5/33: Speeches. 1977-08-31-1978-04-05

5/34: State Board of Control. 1978-05-25-1978-08-28

5/35: Student Apartments Office: Pest Control Complaint. 1977-08-1977-11-02

15/8: Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs: Interior Space Design for Reception Area. Undated

15/9: Photographs: Train Wreck Undated

15/10: Position Descriptions. Undated

15/11: Standard Institutional Profile. Undated