see 3/1 for the original TEXAS Houston Chronicle Magazine where the article was copied from

The original magazine that these articles were copied from can be found in 2/13, and 2/19.

Southwest Art vol. II, no. 8. January 1982 Texas Highways vol. 31, no. 9. September 1984

16/1: Inauguration, Clippings. 1959-1962

16/2: Inauguration, Clippings. 1960-1967

16/3: Inauguration, Appointment Certificate as the 14th President of Texas A&M. July 19, 1959

16/4: Inauguration, Materials collected and compiled by Kate Adelle Hill. 1960

16/5: Inauguration, Address by General Troy H. Middleton, and other materials. 1960

16/6: Inauguration, Correspondence. January 1960

16/7: Inauguration, Correspondence. February 1960

16/8: Inauguration, Correspondence. February 1960

16/9: Inauguration, Correspondence. March 1960

16/10: Inauguration, Correspondence, and other information. March 1960

16/11: Inauguration, preliminary program, invitation, and luncheon program. March 1960

16/12: Inauguration, list of invites, attendees, and those who declined. March 1960

16/13: Inauguration, seating arrangements for precession and luncheon. March 1960

16/14: Inauguration, Program (3x). March 1960

16/15: Inauguration, Proceedings (2x). March 1960

16/16: Inauguration, response speech copies at inaugural luncheon by Rudder including 2 notecards, and 1 program. March 26, 1960

16/17: Inauguration, Rudder's address "A Charge to Keep" (2x). March 26, 1960

16/18: Inauguration, drafts of Rudder's address "A Charge to Keep". March 26, 1960

16/19: Inauguration, Photographs (2x). March 26, 1960

16/20: Inauguration, Information regarding the ordering of photos. April 7, 1960

16/21: Inauguration, Correspondence. April - May 1960

16/22: Inauguration, Texas Aggie (3x). April - May 1960

16/23: President's Appreciation Dinner - Dallas A&M Club. 1961

16/24: President's Appreciation Dinner. 1962

16/25: President's Appreciation Dinner. 1965

16/26: Poem and news clipping sent to Margarette Rudder from Pinkie Downs, Jr. 1961

16/27: Invite to John F. Kennedy's Inauguration. March 1961

16/28: Invitations and Correspondence from Lyndon B. Johnson, Lady Bird Johnson, and JFK. 1961-1965, 1968

16/29: Correspondence from the White House and US President. 1965-1966

16/30: Materials for the Black-Tie White House Dinner [5 items, 11 sheets]. May 1966 (1 of 2)

16/31: Materials for the Black-Tie White House Dinner [13 items]. May 1966 (2 of 2)

16/32: Correspondence. 1962-1965

16/33: Correspondence. June 1966

16/34: Correspondence. 1967

16/35: Awards and Honors. 1948-1949

16/36: Awards and Honors, Veterans of Foreign Wars. 1958, 1963, 1968

16/37: Awards and Honors, Kentucky Colonel Award. 1958

16/38: Awards and Honors. 1959

16/39: Awards and Honors. 1961-1962

16/40: Awards and Honors. 1963-1964

16/41: Awards and Honors. 1965

16/42: Awards and Honors. 1966-1967

16/43: Awards and Honors, Kentucky Colonel Award. 1967

16/44: Awards and Honors. 1968-1970

16/45: House Fire Materials. 1962

16/46: Schedule for out-of-country trips. 1965-1969

16/47: Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers' Club. 1966-1967, 1970

16/48: Photograph. 1967

16/49: Publications, Football Game Day Programs (3x). 1965

16/50: Publications, Football Game Day Programs (3x). 1966

16/51: Publications, Football Game Day Programs (2x). 1968

16/52: Publications, Football Game Day Programs (3x). 1969

16/53: Publications (2x). Undated

16/54: Business and Membership Cards

16/55: Business and Membership Cards

34/1: Research Analysis Corporation Agendas

34/2: Research Analysis Corporation Agendas

34/3: Research Analysis Corporation Agendas

34/4: Research Analysis Corporation Biographies

34/5: Research Analysis Corporation Briefs

34/6: Research Analysis Corporation Correspondence

34/7: Research Analysis Corporation Research Areas

34/8: Student Attitudes Toward Aspects of the A&M College of Texas. Spring 1954

34/9: Rural Poverty and Low-Income Families in Texas. 1966-1967 (1/2)

34/10: Rural Poverty and Low-Income Families in Texas. 1967 (2/2)

34/11: Extension Programs for Low-Income Rural Families. 1966-1968

34/12: Texas Agricultural Extension Service Report, General Information on Rural Poverty in Texas. January 1967

34/13: National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty. September 1966 - January 1967

34/14: National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty, Washington D. C. Materials. February 1967

34/15: National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty. January 1967 - May 1967

34/16: National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty. May 1967 - January 1968

34/17: National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty, Reading Materials. January 1967
Task Force on Economic Growth and Opportunity: The Concept of Poverty, 1965.

34/18: National Advisory Commission on Rural Poverty, Reading Materials. January 1967
Catalog of Federal Programming for Individual and Community Improvement. December 15, 1965

34/19: Dominican Republic Trip Correspondence. 1965-1966

34/20: Dominican Republic Trip Newspaper Clippings. 1966-1968

34/21: Dominican Republic Trip Brochures and Postcards

34/22: Dominican Republic Trip Photographs

36/1: Speeches. January 1962

36/2: Speeches. February - April 1962

36/3: Speeches. May - December 1962

36/4: Speeches. January 1963

36/5: Speeches. March - September 1963

36/6: Speeches. October - December 1963

36/7: Speeches. January - February 1964

36/8: Speeches. March - April 1964

36/9: Speeches. May - August 1964

36/10: Speeches. September - December 1964

36/11: Speeches. January - April 1965

36/12: Speeches. May - July 1965

36/13: Speeches. August - September 1965

36/14: Speeches. October - December 1965

36/15: Speeches. January - February 1966

36/16: Speeches. March - April 1966

36/17: Speeches. May - July 1966

36/18: Speeches. August - October 1966

36/19: Speeches. November - December 1966

36/20: Speeches. January - March 1967

36/21: Speeches. April - July 1967

36/22: Speeches. August - September 1967

36/23: Speeches. October 1967

36/24: Speeches. November - December 1967

36/25: Speeches. January - February 1968

36/26: Speeches. March 1968

36/27: Speeches. April - May 1968

36/28: Speeches. June - August 1968

36/29: Speeches. September - October 1968

36/30: Speeches. November - December 1968

36/31: Speeches. January - March 1969

36/32: Speeches. April - June 1969

36/33: Speeches. July - August 1969

36/34: Speeches. September 1969

36/35: Speeches. October 1969

36/36: Speeches. November - December 1969

36/37: Speeches. January - February 1970

6/1: Congratulatory correspondence, Classification of Texas Public Lands. January 4, 1954 - September 28, 1954

6/2: Congratulatory correspondence. January 4-5, 1955

6/3: Congratulatory correspondence. January 6-8, 1955

6/4: Congratulatory correspondence, inauguration program. January 8-18, 1955.

6/5: Congratulatory correspondence, documents regarding business at the General Land Office. January 19, 1955 - February 9, 1955

6/6: Correspondence regarding business at the General Land Office, the Congressional Record, documents regarding business at the General Land Office. February 10-17, 1955

6/7: Correspondence regarding business at the General Land Office, personal correspondence, documents regarding business at the General Land Office. February 18, 1955 - March 16, 1955

6/8: Correspondence regarding business at the General Land Office, personal correspondence, documents regarding business at the General Land Office. March 17, 1955 - April 14, 1955

6/9: Sunday school lesson, correspondence, and documents regarding business at the General Land Office, personal correspondence. March 18, 1955 - June 19, 1955

6/10: Correspondence regarding business at the General Land Office, a letter from Lady Bird Johnson, land report, other documents from the General Land Office. June 20, 1955 - August 5, 1955

6/11: Correspondence regarding business at the General Land Office, a letter from LBJ. August 6-29, 1955

6/12: Correspondence regarding business at the General Land Office, a letter from LBJ, some personal correspondence. September 2-28, 1955

6/13: Press release, correspondence regarding business at the General Land Office, various other documents. September 29, 1955 - October 15, 1955

6/14: Correspondence regarding business at the General Land Office. October 17-29, 1955

6/15: Correspondence regarding business at the General Land Office. November 2-30, 1955

6/16: Correspondence regarding business at the General Land Office, Christmas card from employees. December 1955

8/1: Correspondence regarding his appointment and others related to time at the GLO, various newspaper clippings. November 2, 1955 - December 10, 1956

8/2: Personal correspondence regarding appointment to head GLO to campaign supporters. July 5, 1956 - December 17, 1956

8/3: General correspondence during service as Land Commissioner, travel itineraries. January 13, 1954 - April 12, 1955

8/4: Documents and correspondence regarding Rudder during his time as Land Commissioner. January 24, 1955 - June 7, 1955

8/5: Correspondence, invitations, agendas, and certificates from service as Land Commissioner. March 24, 1955 - July 29, 1955

8/6: Correspondence to and from Rudder during his time at GLO. June 27, 1955 - October 24, 1955

8/7: Correspondence regarding business at the GLO, agendas, and banquet programs. September 14, 1955 - November 15, 1955

8/8: Correspondence regarding business at the GLO, and Rudder's business agendas. October 31, 1955 - January 4, 1956

8/9: Correspondence regarding business at the GLO. December 13, 1956 - March 25, 1957

8/10: Correspondence and other documents regarding business at the GLO. December 30, 1955 - September 13, 1956

8/11: Correspondence and agendas from his time at GLO. February 7, 1956 - March 14, 1956

8/12: Correspondence and Abilene addresses from his time at GLO. March 15, 1956 - May 3, 1956

8/13: Correspondence regarding business at the GLO, memorandums, and a copy of The Texas Aggie. April 2-24, 1956

8/14: Correspondence regarding business at the GLO. March 20, 1956 - June 23, 1956

8/15: Correspondence regarding business at the GLO, memorandums, and a copy of the Texas VFW News. March 25, 1956 - August 6, 1956

8/16: Correspondence regarding business at the GLO, Rudder's travel itineraries. June 15, 1956 - July 2, 1956

8/17: Correspondence regarding business at the GLO and other documents. July 2-27, 1956

8/18: Correspondence regarding business at the GLO. August 2, 1956 - October 12, 1956

8/19: Correspondence and other documents regarding business at the GLO. September 24, 1956 - November 5, 1956

8/20: Correspondence regarding business at the GLO, documents, and correspondence regarding guest appearances, and other documents concerning military service. September 24, 1956 - December 4, 1956

8/21: Correspondence regarding business at the GLO, schedule of the 16th annual state meeting of the Texas Soil Conservation District Supervisors. October 1, 1956 - January 25, 1957

Memos, notes, invoices, and copies of checks for shutters and draperies in various rooms of the Governor’s Mansion

Notes, clipping about a television tour of the Governor’s Mansion, clippings about governor’s wives, and an autographed copy of Texas’ First Ladies Historic Costume Collection, Texas Woman’s University by Velda Wilbern Newcomer

Notes about various work on the exterior of the Mansion and to the grounds

Letters about setting up a display on the restoration of the Mansion in the Austin Foleys store and text of a brochure to be available with the exhibit to explain the restoration project

Clements “Pease Collection,” Letters, memos, and notes about Pease items already in the Mansion collection and seeking information on other Pease materials and documents that might be made available to the Mansion for the planned second state bedroom to be names the Elisha M. Pease Bedroom

Letters and transcripts or summaries of conversations with descendents of Governor and Mrs. Pease concerning a metal encased clock of uncertain date sometimes claimed to have been in the Governor’s Mansion during Governor Pease’s tenure there beginning in 1857. It appears that an older clock might have been put inside a metal housing at some point possibly after 1900

Missing Materials, Reports, mostly undated, concerning missing items

Sam Houston Portraits, Correspondence, memos, notes, and invoices concerning Adrian Lamb execute three copies of the Martin Johnson Heade portrait of Sam Houston. One copy was for Governor and Mrs. Clements, one was for Governor Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, and one was for Doug Brown, Special Assistant to Governor Clements. Also includes a copy of information on the artist Heade from Painting in Texas The Nineteenth Century by Pauline A. Pinckney.

Silver Flatware (State, Hogg, etc.), Letters, memos, notes, lists of silver, invoices, copies of checks, state purchase voucher, and an agreement to transport silver from Austin to Taunton, Massachusetts where it was to be repaired and polished by Joe Koen & Sons and returned to Austin

Letter and note on restrictions relating to grants from the office of the U. S. Secretary of the Interior concerning the eligibility of the Texas Governor’s Mansion for federal grant money as a National Historic Landmark

Letters, memos, notes, clippings, purchase orders, copies of pages of a furniture catalog from which Mrs. Briscoe purchased furniture for the Mansion, report of the backgrounds and furnishings purchased for the Mansion from Larry A. Schrader and Revell & Co. and installed in the Mansion, segment from the nomination of the Manson for the National Register, and a report of recent acquisitions and additions to the Mansion furnishings

Before Preston Smith, Letters, notes, clippings, reports on the Governor’s Mansion and some if its furnishings, and a reprint of articles apparently by Carolyn Patrick from the Dallas Morning News on the Governor’s Mansion, 1942-1966 with some 1979 cover letters for copies of earlier materials

John Connally, Letters, memos, note, clippings, Attorney General’s opinion, and section of a report from Governor John Connally to the Legislature, and information for tour guides to use in giving tours of the Governor’s Mansion gardens all relating to using iron fence that once surrounded the Texas Capitol grounds in putting a fence around the Governor’s Mansion

Letters, memos, list of National Register properties in Texas, application for placing the Governor’s Mansion on the list of National Register properties, copy of a brochure about the National Historic Landmarks Program, and list of people attending the March 2, 1976 ceremony at which a National Historic Landmark plaque and certificate for the Governor’s Mansion

Engraving, Note and two copies of an engraving of the Mansion probably about 1873 or 1874

Notes, one of which is from Mrs. Clements to Joann Cook instructing her to keep them to look at when they plan the Governor’s Christmas card for 1982 attached to three Christmas cards and two notebooks containing the names and addresses of people who sent cards to Governor Clements in 1981

Job Request, Correspondence regarding the appointment of Mrs. George Plunkett Red to the Battleship Texas Commission

Recipe Request, Letters requesting favorite recipes of Governor or Mrs. Clements primarily from individuals and groups compiling cookbooks for gifts or fundraising. Recipes most often sent were for Chicken Enchiladas and Pecan Tassies.

Governor’s Staff List, Staff of the Governor’s Office arranged by divisions and functions

Media Articles on First Lady, Note, pages from September 1982 issue of Ladies Home Journal containing recipes supplied by wives of Governors including Mrs. Clements, article from April 14, 1982 Brenham Banner Press about Mrs. Clements receiving the Ruth Lester award from the Texas Historical Commission, copy of an article about Mrs. Clements from the March 1982 issue of ULTRA, and the Fall 1982 issue of The Texas Volunteer that contains a photograph of and an article about Mrs. Clements speaking about Voluntarism at the Longview Regional Hospital’s Auxiliary Awards luncheon

Memos and notes about plans of John Watson of Paragon Properties to build a hotel and restaurant on Colorado Street near the Mansion

Response, General, Correspondence about a variety of topics