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urn:taro:smu.00050 Earle Cabell papers [Part 2] A Guide to the Collection Finding aid prepared by Sarah Boulton Evans, 1983. DeGolyer Library

P. O. Box 750396 Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX 75275-0396

Finding aid encoded by Lara Corazalla, 2007. Finding aid written in English. Description based on DACS. Overview DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University Cabell, Earle, 1906-1975. Earle Cabell papers 1950-1975 1961-1973 135 boxes (135 linear feet) Earle Cabell (1906 – 1975) was a dairyman, food merchant, Dallas mayor, and United States Congressman. One of the founders of Cabell's, Inc., a dairy and early convenience store, Cabell served as the company's president from 1952 until it was sold to Southland Corporation in 1959. Cabell served as mayor of Dallas, just as his father and grandfather had done. His term was from 1961 to 1964, during which time he guided the city after the John F. Kennedy assassination. Cabell served four consecutive terms as Texas' Fifth District Congressman in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1964 to 1972. Almost 90 percent of this collection reflects his time as a Democratic Congressman. This compilation includes legislative and constituent correspondence, business papers, speeches, photographs, other assorted printed materials, and legislative, campaign, and mayoral files related to Cabell's career. Only a few family materials, personal papers, and genealogical materials are contained in the archive. The files of Sid Pietzch, Cabell's campaign manager, are also included in this collection. Mss 0016 Material is in English Biographical Note

Earle Cabell's grandfather William L. Cabell ("Old Tige"), who served as a Confederate general during the Civil War, moved to Dallas in 1872 to practice law. A short time after his arrival in the city, he was elected mayor of Dallas, a position his son and grandson would also hold. A popular official, he served three terms: from 1874 to 1876, from 1877 to 1879, and from 1883 to 1885. His oldest son, Ben E. Cabell, pursued a career as a lawmaker, after which he served as mayor of Dallas from 1900 to 1904.

Ben and his wife, Sadie Pearre Cabell, had three sons: Ben E., Jr. (1899-1964), Charles "C.P." Pearre (1903-1971), and Earle (1906-1975). Earle and his brothers grew up on his family's farm in the Oak Cliff district of Dallas. Earle attended North Dallas High School, now Bowie Elementary, where he graduated in 1925. He attended two semesters of college, one at Texas A&M University and one at Southern Methodist University. Deciding to longer pursue a degree, Earle went to work for Morning Glory Creameries in Houston in 1926, washing out milk cans. Within a few years, Earle was superintendent of a milk plant in Amarillo. From Amarillo, Earle moved to Pine Bluff, Arkansas, where he bought "a very small milk plant" in 1930. Unfortunately, the Great Depression dashed Earle's chances for success, and in 1932 he was the last person to make a deposit at a bank before its doors closed permanently. In an interview housed in the oral history collection at North Texas State University (now the University of North Texas), Earle Cabell stated "that wiped me out when the bank went out."

Earle and his Arkansas bride, Elizabeth Holder Cabell (Dearie), returned to Dallas that same year. He and his brother Ben evaluated their situation; before his employer's firm had closed, Ben had received $1,000 worth of ice cream equipment instead of a paycheck. Earle had $150 in cash and an old car that could be converted into a truck. His brother C. P. chipped in $1,000 of his savings. With this limited capital, Earle and Ben formed Cabell's Inc., an ice cream company specializing in 5 cent double-dip ice cream cones.

Cabell's Inc. was an instant success, even during the Great Depression. Ben served as the first president, with Earle as his partner and vice president, and together they expanded Cabell's Inc. and served a thirty-county area of North and East Texas. In addition, the company possessed an important American innovation: the convenience store. Cabell's had sixty-six of their Minit Markets, "the first store of its kind . . . designed and built from the ground up as that type of drive-in convenience food store." (Interview, NTSU, 21 March 1974).

In 1952, Ben retired and Earle became president of Cabell's. Earle must already have been considering a political career. After all, his father and grandfather had been mayors of Dallas and a brother had been mayor pro-tem. Earle began to fulfill some of the prerequisites for the mayor's job: he was president and/or director of a variety of civic organizations, including the Dallas Sales Executive Club, the Dallas Crime Commission, Dallas Crusade for Freedom, and Texas Law Enforcement Foundation. He served as president of the Dairy Products Institute of Texas and the Texas Manufacturers' Association, and lobbied for dairy interests at the Texas Legislature.

In 1959, Earle sold Cabell's Inc. to the Southland Corporation and announced his intention to run for mayor of Dallas. Establishing himself as a candidate independent from any political groups, he waged what the Dallas Morning News called "the toughest city campaign in years" but he could not beat the incumbent—the powerful R.L. "Uncle Bob" Thornton. But Cabell determined to try again, feeling "an obligation . . . because of my family heritage" and wanting to "contribute something to the city."

Two years later, in April 1961, Cabell won the mayoral election by less than 1,000 votes as the voters of Dallas polled the highest recorded vote in a city election to that time. Cabell now faced some tough challenges: not only had he run against and defeated the ruling powers, but his new position had little legislated authority under Dallas' city-manager form of government. Cabell knew that any goals he might have would have to be attained by strength of personality, as he had only slightly more power than the members of the city council. To complicate matters, the new city council consisted of several of Cabell's political opponents who would not hesitate to defy him.

Cabell inaugurated his first term by successfully establishing a city-wide emergency ambulance system and by enforcing the peaceful desegregation of the Dallas public schools. He then stepped into the fire with a controversial proposal to construct 3,000 public housing units for the disabled and elderly. The city council fiercely opposed Cabell's idea and the plan was ultimately defeated in a referendum. Despite this setback, Cabell was re-elected in 1963.

Cabell's first project of his second term was to solve the problems of the Dallas Transit Company, then a private company whose poor operations were the source of many angry complaints. After exploring the alternatives, the city council decided to purchase and run the Dallas Transit Company, a somewhat surprising result in a city where private enterprise reigned. Just as Cabell was concluding the arrangements for this deal, President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas in November 1963.

After carefully guiding the city through the aftermath of the assassination, Cabell decided to resign as mayor and work for Dallas at the national level. Running as a Democrat in the fall of 1964, Cabell defeated the incumbent, conservative Republican Bruce Alger, for the Fifth District Congressional seat. Cabell served first on the House Banking and Currency Committee, the House Restaurant Committee, and the District of Columbia Committee. Although he pursued issues of local importance such as development of the Trinity River, the establishment of a regional airport for North Texas, and the location of a Federal Center in Dallas, Cabell never achieved national political stature. Author A.C. Greene said of Cabell, "Once in Congress, Cabell seemed to find political life disappointing. Washington came too late."

Cabell served four successive terms until 1972, when the boundaries of his Fifth District were redrawn in a more conservative electorate. Cabell lost the 1972 election to Republican Alan Steelman, prompting Cabell's retirement from all political activity. Cabell had been a popular politician and Congressman Steelman wanted honor Cabell for his dedicated service to Dallas. In 1973, Steelman introduced legislation to name the Dallas Federal Center after Earle Cabell, reflecting Cabell's hard work in obtaining the Center for Dallas.

Earle and Dearie were present in 1974 at the dedication of the Earle Cabell Building in downtown Dallas. It was one of Cabell's last public appearances. After several years of failing health, Earle Cabell died in Dallas in September 1975.

Sources:

Paul Harvey, Jr. 1970. Old Tige: General William L. Cabell, CSA. Waco, Texas: Texian Press.

Earle Cabell papers, DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University.

Interview with SMU Registrar, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, 25 June 1981.

Interview with Earle Cabell, Oral history Collection, North Texas State University, Denton, Texas, 21 March 1974.

"They Knew There was a Depression," Nation's Business, May 1938, 64.

Dallas Times Herald, 8 February 1959.

Dallas Morning News, 22 April 1959.

Dallas Times Herald, February 1961.

Dallas Morning News, 25 September 1975.

Dallas Times Herald, 1 May 1961.

Dallas Morning News, 7 November 1962.

Dallas Times Herald, 4 April 1963.

Dallas Times Herald, 26 November 1963.

Dallas Morning News, 4 February 1964.

Scope and Contents of the Collection

The Earle Cabell Collection is divided into seven series covering approximately the last twenty years of his life. The collection revolves around Cabell’s political career, but also contains material on the family business, Cabell family history, and other personal matters.

The most personal portion of the Cabell papers is the first series, which is subdivided into three sections. The first section is Cabell’s correspondence with family and friends, along with memorabilia. The second section details family history on Cabell’s grandfather, father, and one older brother. The last section is correspondence, reports, printed material, and newspaper clippings from Cabell’s participation in various civic organizations.

Business papers from Cabell’s Inc., during the 1950s and early 1960s comprise the second series. Largely product information, correspondence, and business policies, this material gives a good idea of Cabell’s Inc.’s dairy business and how the Cabells established their "Minit Markets," the forerunners of the modern convenience stores. There are folders from Cabell’s term as president of the Texas Manufacturers’ Association, during which he represented the dairy industry. The section closes with folders on the David Switzer Educational Association, an organization named for a former teacher whom Cabell and other businessmen sponsored in the authorship of a high school textbook on Texas government.

The third series is the most unusual because it does not contain any of Cabell’s papers. Instead, it holds files belonging to Sid Pietzch, a man who served as Cabell’s campaign manager, political advisor, advertising man, and Dallas office manager throughout Cabell’s political career. Mainly correspondence, speeches, press releases, newspaper clippings, and other political material, this series also contains numerous subject files that support items in Cabell’s mayoral and congressional records.

Cabell’s mayoral papers, 1961-1963, make up the fourth series. Mostly routine correspondence, this series also has speeches, invitations, newspaper clippings, press releases, and general information. There are substantial subject files on the Cabell administration’s most controversial issues, such as public housing, the city takeover of the Dallas Transit System, and the establishment of an emergency ambulance system for Dallas.

The bulk of the collection is located in the fifth series, which contains Cabell’s congressional files from his Dallas and Washington offices. The files are a combination of correspondence, memoranda, printed materials, reports, government publications, newspaper clippings, and ephemera concerning the many responsibilities of a member of Congress. The importance of this material is not found so much in individual letters or items, but in the broader picture it portrays. Each of the sections within this fifth group contributes to a larger picture of Americans’ changing attitudes in the 1960s and early 1970s. Letters from Cabell’s constituents register anxiety and confusion regarding the United States’ course in national and international affairs. Changes in government bureaucracy, the kinds of legislation introduced in Congress, and the issues faced by the government, all reflect a shift from conservative social policies to more moderate-to-liberal ones. Even Cabell’s own writing and speeches display a moderating trend of thought.

Besides the papers of government operations, the congressional papers include a personal section consisting of correspondence and items regarding Cabell’s private concerns, i.e., auto insurance, vacations, and thank you notes. Several boxes of personal and political invitations are located there as well.

The last section of the congressional group is the most purely political. Here are the campaign files, the speeches, the press releases, the newsletters, and the newspaper clippings—the ammunition of Cabell’s biannual battles.

The last two series of the Cabell Collection are photographs and ephemera. The photographs are varied: private ones of Cabell and his family, and public ones of Cabell in his official duties as a member of Congress.

Arrangement of the Collection

Due to size, this inventory has been divided into two separate parts. This is part two. To access part one click on the highlighted text below.

The collection is organized into 7 series:

Part 1 Series 1: Personal, 1953-1972 Series 2: Business, 1950-1960 Series 3: Pietzsch, 1954-1972 Series 4: Mayoral, 1957-1964 Part 2 Series 5: Congressional, 1962-1972 Series 6: Photographs Series 7: Ephemera Related Materials

SMU:

Earle Cabell artifacts, circa 1957-1970s. (Mu1992.0040)

Outside SMU:

Dallas City Council records under Mayor Earle Cabell are available in the Dallas Municipal Archives, City Secretary's Office, City of Dallas.

Access to Collection:

Collection is open for research use.

Publication Rights:

Permission to publish materials must be obtained from the Director of the DeGolyer Library.

It is the responsibility of the user to obtain copyright authorization.

Access Terms

This collection is indexed under the following terms in the Southern Methodist University Libraries' online catalog. Researchers desiring related materials may search the catalog using these terms.

Cabell, Earle, 1906-1975. Pietzch, Sid. Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963 -- Assassination. Dallas (Tex.) -- Politics and government -- 20th century. Cabell's, Inc. Dallas Crime Commission. Mayors -- Texas -- Dallas. Legislators -- United States -- 20th century. Businessmen -- Texas -- Dallas. Texas -- Politics and government -- 1951- Preferred Citation

Earle Cabell papers, DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University.

Acquisition Information

Gift, Earle Cabell, 1973.

Provenance

In May 1973, at an SMU Board of Trustees luncheon, former U.S. Congressman Earle Cabell announced the donation of his papers to SMU. In addition, the Southland Corporation which purchased Cabell's Inc, in 1959, gave $2,500 toward the cataloging of the papers. Though donated in 1973, Cabell's papers remained at the Fort Worth Federal Records Center until after his death in September 1975. The collection, which previously had been stored in the Washington National Federal Records Center, had been transferred to the Forth Worth Center immediately following Cabell's 1972 election defeat.

SMU received a deed of gift letter in January 1976 from Cabell's widow. Mrs. Cabell wanted the papers to be completely open to researchers except for "any personal financial records, correspondence, and references to immediate family." She named Hugh Hart, Cabell's former administration assistant, as the person to decide which papers to remove.

In March 1976, SMU's Fondren Library finally received all 202 cubic feet (boxes) of Earle Cabell's papers from the Fort Worth Federal Center. Fifty-four of the boxes were from Cabell's Dallas office and the remaining 148 were from his Washington office. Fondren Library placed the collection in storage and did not open it except to deliver three boxes of ashtrays to Mrs. Cabell.

In July of the same year, SMU paid for Hugh Hart to fly to Dallas to review the papers. Hart spent several days surveying the collection, and although he most surely withdrew some papers, exactly what he may have removed is unclear.

After Hart's visit, Fondren Library considered the collection open and ready for processing, but unfortunately, the Library had neither the space nor the staff required for the project. A staff member attempted to make a new inventory, but by the Fall of 1977, all processing efforts had ceased. The Library did release two boxes of Cabell's Inc. business papers to the Southland Corporation in November 1977. Southland expressed the desire to have "their archivist place them (the papers) in proper order and add any that they have." As with Hugh Hart, it is not known what Southland did with the papers but they did not return them for two years.

The collection virtually disappeared from the Library records until June 1980, when it was accessioned by Fikes Hall of Special Collections and the DeGolyer Library. The original funds from the Southland Corporation were also rediscovered and used in the processing of the collection which took approximately a year and one-half.

Finding aid prepared by

Sarah Boulton Evans, 1983.

Revised by Tim Bowman, Dale Topham and Paul H. Santa Cruz, 2008.

Encoded by

Lara Corazalla, 2007.

Detailed Description of the Collection Series 5: Congressional, 1962-1972 113 boxes

Due to size, this series spans both parts of the finding aid. Please follow the link at the bottom of this page to return to part one.

Note: This series continues below. See part one of the finding aid for the beginning of series 5. General/Miscellaneous (begins with folder #5) 745A, 1965 746B, 1965 747C, 1965 748Complaints, 1965 749D, 1965 7410F, 1965 7411G, 1965 7412H, 1965 7413I, 1965 7414Inaugural, 1965 7415J, 1965 7416K, 1965 7417L, 1965 7418M, 1965 7419N, 1965 7420Newsletter, January-March 1965 7421Newsletter, April 1965 7422Newsletter, May 1965 7423Newsletter, June-August 1972 7424Newsletter, September-October, 1972 7425Newsletter, November-December, 1972 7426Union of Independent Business, 1965 7427Office, 1965 7428P, January-July 1965 7429P, August-December 1965 7430Q, 1965 7431R, 1965 7432Receipts, 1965 751Requests, January-April 1965 752Requests, May-June 1965 753Requests, July-August 1965 754Requests, September-October 1965 755Requests, November-December 1965 756Requests, Autographs, 1965 757Requests, Bills, January-April 1965 758Requests, Bills, May-August 1965 759Requests, Bills, September-October 1965 7510Requests, Bills, November-December 1965 7511Requests, Committee Assignment, 1965 7512Requests, Communist Information, 1965 7513Requests, Congressional Records, January-March 1965 7514Requests, Congressional Records, April-December 1965 7515Requests, Congressional Directory, 1965 7516Requests, Debate Material, 1965 7517Requests, Requests by Cabell, 1965 7518Requests, Federal Register, 1965 7519Requests, Flags, 1965 7520Requests, Foreign Aid Information, 1965 7521Requests, Government Information, 1965 7522Requests, Hearings, 1965 7523Requests, Lists, 1965 7524Requests, Maps, 1965 7525Requests, Medical Information, 1965 7526Requests, P, 1965 7527Requests, Photos and Biographies, 1965 7528Requests, President Information, 1965 7529Requests, Publications, January-May 1965 7530Requests, Publications, June-October 1965 7531Requests, Publications, November-December 1965 7532Requests, Reports, 1965 7533Requests, Thank You's, 1965 7534Requests, Vietnam Information, 1965 7535Requests, Yearbook, January-August 1965 7536Requests, Yearbook, September 1965 7537Requests, Yearbook, October 1965 7538Requests, Yearbook, November-December 1965 761S, 1965 762T, 1965 763Telephone and Telegraphed Statements, 1965 764Texas state delegates, 1965 765Unanswered mail, 1965 766Visitors to DC, January-April 1965 767Visitors to DC, May 1965 768Visitors to DC, June 1965 769Visitors to DC, July 1965 7610Visitors to DC, August-December 1965 7611W, 1965 7612White House, 1965 7613A, 1966 7614B, 1966 7615C, 1966 7616Complaints, 1966 7617D, 1966 7618Democratic Party, 1966 7619E, 1966 7620F, 1966 7621G, 1966 7622I, 1966 7623L, 1966 7624M, 1966 7625Materials Received, 1966 7626Members of Congress, 1966 7627N, 1966 7628Newsletters, January-June 1966 7629Newsletters, July-December 1966 7630O, 1966 7631Office employment, 1966 7632P, January-May 1966 7633P, June-December 1966 7634R, 1966 7635Recommendations of Earle Cabell, 1966 7636Requests, Bills, January-February 1966 7637Requests, Bills, March 1966 7638Requests, Bills, April-May 1966 7639Requests, Bills, June-August 1966 7640Requests, Bills, September-December 1966 7641Requests, Congressional Record, 1966 7642Requests, Debate Material, January-July 1966 7643Requests, Debate Material, August-December 1966 7644Requests, Debate Material, August-December 1966 771Receipts, 1966 772Requests by Cabell, 1966 773Requests, Flags, 1966 774Requests, General/Miscellaneous, 1966 775Requests, Hearings and Reports, 1966 776Requests, Photos and Biography, 1966 777Requests, Publications, January-February 1966 778Requests, Publications, March 1966 779Requests, Publications, April-June 1966 7710Requests, Publications, July-September 1966 7711Requests, Publications, October-November 1966 7712Requests, Publications, December 1966 7713Requests, Yearbook, January-February 1966 7714Requests, Yearbook, March-June 1966 7715Requests, Yearbook, July-December 1966 7716S, 1966 7717Telephone and Telegraph Statements, 1966 7718Texas delegation, 1966 7719V, 1966 7720Visitors, January-May 1966 7721Visitors, June 1966 7722Visitors, July 1966 7723Visitors, August-December 1966 7724W, 1966 7725A, 1967 7726B, 1967 7727C, 1967 7728C, 1967 7729D 1967 7730Democratic Party, 1967 7731F, 1967 7732G, 1967 7733H, 1967 7734Israel, 1967 7735J, 1967 7736L, 1967 7737M, 1967 7738Members of Congress, January-February 1967 7739Members of Congress, March 1967 781Members of Congress, April-July 1967 782Members of Congress, August-December 1967 783N, 1967 784National Federation of Independent Business, 1967 785Newsletter, January-March 1967 786Newsletter, April-August 1967 787Newsletter, September 1967 788Newsletter, October-December 1967 789Newsletter, 1967 7810O, 1967 7811Office Administration, 1967 7812Office Equipment, 1967 7813P, 1967 7814Press and Public Relations, Manchester Book, 1967 7815Publications Received, 1967 7816Questionnaires, 1967 7817R, 1967 7818Receipts, 1967 7819Recommendations by Earle Cabell, 1967 7820Requests, A, 1967 7821Requests, B, 1967 7822Requests, Bills, January-June 1967 7823Requests, Bills, July-December 1967 7824Requests, D, 1967 7825Requests, E, 1967 7826Requests, Flags, 1967 7827Requests, G, 1967 7828Requests, Hearings and Reports, 1967 7829Requests, L, 1967 7830Requests, M, 1967 7831Requests, Miscellaneous, January-March 1967 7832Requests, Miscellaneous, April-June 1967 7833Requests, Miscellaneous, July-August 1967 7834Requests, Miscellaneous, September-October 1967 7835Requests, Miscellaneous, November-December 1967 7836Requests, P, 1967 7837Requests, Publications, January-February 1967 7838Requests, Publications, March-April 1967 7839Requests, Publications, May-December 1967 7840Requests, R, 1967 7841Requests, S, 1967 7842Requests, V, 1967 7843Requests, W, 1967 7844Requests, Yearbook, 1967 7845Requests, Rhodesia, 1967 791Racial Disorders, January-July 1967 792Racial Disorders, August-December 1967 793S, 1967 794Summer Interns, 1967 795T, 1967 796Telephone and Telegraphed Statements, 1967 797Telephone and Telegraphed Statements, 1967 798Texas delegation, 1967 799V, 1967 7910Vietnam, January-September 1967 7911Vietnam, October-December 1967 7912Vietnam, March-April 1967 7913Vietnam, May-June 1967 7914Vietnam, January-February 1967 7915Visitors, January-April 1967 7916Visitors, May-June 1967 7917Visitors, July 1967 7918Visitors, August-December 1967 7919W, 1967 7920A, 1968 7921B, 1968 7922C, January-June 1968 7923C, July-December 1968 7924D, 1968 7925E, 1968 7926F, 1968 7927G, 1968 7928H, 1968 7929I, 1968 7930J, 1968 7931K, 1968 801L, 1968 802Lists, 1968 803M, January-July 1968 804M, August-December 1968 805Members of Congress, 1968 806Congressional Texas Delegation, 1968 807Memos, 1968 808N, 1968 809National Federation of Independent Business, Ballots, 1968 8010Newsletter, January-March 1968 8011Newsletter, April-May 1968 8012Newsletter, Comments, June-December 1968 8013O, 1968 8014Office Administration, January-June 1968 8015Office Administration, July-December 1968 8016P, 1968 8017Poor People, March 1968 8018Pueblo, 1968 8019Questionnaires, 1968 8020R, 1968 8021Recommendations by Earle Cabell, 1968 8022Requests, B, 1968 8023Requests, Bills, January-June 1968 8024Requests, Bills, July-December 1968 8025Requests, C, 1968 8026Requests, D, 1968 8027Requests, E, 1968 8028Requests, F, 1968 8029Requests, G, 1968 8030Requests, H, 1968 8031Requests, I, 1968 8032Requests, J, 1968 8033Requests, K, 1968 8034Requests, L, 1968 8035Requests, M, 1968 8036Requests, Miscellaneous, January-June 1968 811Requests, Miscellaneous, July-September 1968 812Requests, Miscellaneous, October-December 1968 813Requests, O, 1968 814Requests, P, 1968 815Requests, Publications, January-July 1968 816Requests, Publications, July-August 1968 817Requests, R, 1968 818Requests, S, 1968 819Requests, T, 1968 8110Requests, U, 1968 8111Requests, V, 1968 8112Requests, W, 1968 8113Requests, Yearbook, January-June 1968 8114Requests, Yearbook, July-December 1968 8115Riots, January-April 18 1968 8116Riots, April 19-24 1968 8117Riots, April 25-30 1968 8118Riots, May-June 1968 8119S, January-May 1968 8120S, June-August 1968 8121S, September-December 1968 8122T, 1968 8123Telephone and Telegraph Service, 1968 8124Texas State Society, 1968 8125U, 1968 8126V, 1968 8127Vietnam, January-March 1968 8128Vietnam, April-December 1968 8129Visitors to Washington DC, January-June 1968 8130Visitors to Washington DC, July-December 1968 8131W, 1968 8132White House, 1968 8133Y, 1968 8134A, 1969 8135Abernathy, 1969 8136B, 1969 8137C, 1969 8138D, 1969 8139Dresser Industries, 1969 8140E, 1969 8141F, 1969 821G, 1969 822H, January-May 1969 823H, June-December 1969 824I, 1969 825Inaugural Tickets, 1969 826Inaugural, General Information, 1969 827Israel, 1969 828J, 1969 829K, 1969 8210L, 1969 8211Library of Congress, 1969 8212M, 1969 8213Members of Congress, January-April 1969 8214Members of Congress, May-December 1969 8215Congressional Texas Delegation, 1969 8216Memos, 1969 8217N, 1969 8218Newsletter, 1969 8219National Federation of Independent Business, Ballots, 1969 8220O, 1969 8221Office of Administration, January-April 1969 8222Office of Administration, May-August 1969 8223Office of Administration, September-December 1969 8224Office, 1969 8225P, 1969 8226Printing Expenses, 1969 8227Poverty Legislation, 1969 8228Questionnaires, 1969 8229R, 1969 831Requests, Bills, January-April 1969 832Requests, Bills, May-December 1969 833Requests, C, 1969 834Requests, D, 1969 835Requests, E, 1969 836Requests, by EC 1969 837Requests, F, 1969 838Requests, G, 1969 839Requests, H, 1969 8310Requests, I, 1969 8311Requests, K, 1969 8312Requests, L, 1969 8313Requests, M, 1969 8314Requests, General/Miscellaneous, January-April 1969 8315Requests, General/Miscellaneous, May-August 1969 8316Requests, General/Miscellaneous, September-December 1969 8317Requests, H, 1969 8318Requests, P, 1969 8319Requests, R, 1969 8320Requests, S, 1969 8321Requests, T, 1969 8322Requests, V, 1969 8323Requests, W, 1969 8324Requests, Yearbook, January-November 1969 8325Requests, Yearbook, December 1969 8326S, January-June 1969 8327S, July-December 1969 8328Speaker Invitations, 1969 8329T, 1969 8330Telephone and Telegraphed Statements, 1969 8331Texas State Society, 1969 8332Television Appearances of Earle Cabell, 1969 8333U, 1969 8334V, 1969 8335Vietnam, January-September 1969 8336Vietnam, October-December 1969 8337Visitors to DC, January-June 1969 8338Visitors, 1969 8339W, 1969 841White House, 1969 842Willis, HP, 1969 843XYZ, 1969 844A, 1970 845B, January-June 1970 846B, July-December 1970 847C, January-June 1970 848C, July-December 1970 849D, 1970 8410E, 1970 8411F, 1970 8412G, 1970 8413GAO, 1970 8414General Services Administration, 1970 8415Government Printing Office, 1970 8416H, January-July 1970 8417H, August-December 1970 8418I, 1970 8419J, 1970 8420K, 1970 8421L, 1970 8422Library of Congress, 1970 8423M, 1970 8424Members of Congress, 1970 8425Congressional Texas Delegation, 1970 8426Capitol Hill, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1970 8427N, 1970 8428National Federation of Independent Bus Ballots, 1970 851O, 1970 852Office, January-June 1970 853Office Administration, July-December 1970 854Office of Emergency Preparedness, 1970 855OEO, 1970 856P, January-March 1970 857P, April-December 1970 858Printing Expenses, 1970 859R, 1970 8510Recommendations by Earle Cabell, 1970 8511Requests, A, 1970 8512Requests, B, 1970 8513Requests, C, 1970 8514Requests, D, 1970 8515Requests, E, 1970 8516Requests, F, 1970 8517Requests, H, 1970 8518Requests, I, 1970 8519Requests, J, 1970 8520Requests, K, 1970 8521Requests, Miscellaneous, 1970 8522Requests, Newsletters, 1970 8523Requests, Passports, 1970 8524Requests, Photos and Biographies, 1970 8525Requests, Publications, 1970 8526Requests, R, 1970 8527Requests, S, 1970 8528Requests, T, 1970 8529W, 1970 8530Requests, Yearbooks, 1970 8531S, January-June 1970 8532S, July-December 1970 8533T, 1970 8534Telephone and Telegraphed Statements, 1970 8535Texas State Society, 1970 8536U, 1970 8537V, 1970 8538Visitors to DC, January-May 1970 8539Visitors to DC, June 1970 8540Visitors to DC, July-December 1970 8541W, 1970 8542White House, 1970 8543XYZ, 1970 861A, 1971 862B, 1971 863C, 1971 864D, 1971 865Democrats, 1971 866E, 1971 867F, 1971 868G, 1971 869General Accounting Office, 1971 8610General Services Administration, 1971 8611Government Printing Office, 1971 8612H, 1971 8613I, 1971 8614J, 1971 8615K, 1971 8616L, 1971 8617Library of Congress, 1971 8618M, 1971 8619Capitol Hill, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1971 8620Members of Congress, January-March 1971 8621Members of Congress, April-December 1971 8622Congressional Texas Delegation, 1971 8623Memos, 1971 8624N, 1971 8625O, 1971 8626Offices, January-April 1971 8627Offices, May-December 1971 8628Office of Economic Opportunity, January 1971 8629Office of Economic Opportunity, February 1971 8630Office of Economic Opportunity, March 1-17 1971 8631Office of Economic Opportunity, March 18-31 1971 8632Office of Economic Opportunity, April-December 1971 8633Office of Emergency Preparedness, 1971 8634P, 1971 8635Printing Expenses, 1971 8636Q, 1971 8637R, 1971 8638Recommendations by Earle Cabell, 1971 8639Requests, A, 1971 8640Requests, B, 1971 8642Requests, C, 1971 8643Requests, D, 1971 871Requests, E, 1971 872Requests, F, 1971 873Requests, G, 1971 874Requests, H, 1971 875Requests, J, 1971 876Requests, K, 1971 877Requests, L, 1971 878Requests, M, 1971 879Requests, N, 1971 8710Requests, O, 1971 8711Requests, P, 1971 8712Requests, Q, 1971 8713Requests, R, 1971 8714Requests, S, 1971 8715S, 1971 8716Speaker Invitations, 1971 8717Requests, T, 1971 8718Telephone and Telegraph Statements, 1971 8719Requests, U, 1971 8720Requests, V, 1971 8721Requests, W, 1971 8722Requests, Y, 1971 8723Requests, XYZ, 1971 8724Visitors to DC, January-May1971 8725Visitors to DC, April-May 1971 8726Visitors to DC, June-August 1971 8727Visitors to DC, September-December 1971 8728W, 1971 8729White House, 1971 8730XYZ, 1971 8731A, 1972 8732B, 1972 8733C, 1972 8734D, 1972 8735Democrats, 1972 8736E, 1972 8737F, 1972 8738G, 1972 8739General Accounting Office, 1972 8740General Services Administration, 1972 8741Government Printing Office, 1972 8742H, 1972 8743I, 1972 8744J, 1972 8745K, 1972 8746L, 1972 8747Library of Congress, 1972 8748M, 1972 8749Members of Congress, 1972 8750Congressional Texas Delegation, 1972 8751Memos, 1972 8752Capitol Hill, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1972 881N, 1972 882Newsletters, April-May 3 1972 883Newsletters, May 4-9 1972 884Newsletters, May 10-July 1972 885National Federation of Independent Businesses, 1972 886O, 1972 887Offices, 1972 888OEO, 1972 889P, 1972 8810Pay Board, 1972 8811Printing Expenses, 1972 8812Questionnaires, 1972 8813R, 1972 8814Received by Earle Cabell, 1972 8815A, 1972 8816B, 1972 8817C, 1972 8818D, 1972 8819E, 1972 8820F, 1972 8821G, 1972 8822H, 1972 8823I, 1972 8824J, 1972 8825K, 1972 8826L, 1972 8827M, 1972 8828Miscellaneous, 1972 8829N, 1972 8830O, 1972 8831P, 1972 8832R, 1972 8833S, 1972 8834T, 1972 8835U, 1972 8836V, 1972 8837Visitors to DC, January-May 1972 8838Visitors to DC, June-December 1972 8839W, 1972 8840W, 1972 8841White House, 1972 8842XYZ, 1972 8843Undated Memos, 1972 8844Office Administration, 1972 Earle Cabell, Dallas 8845A, 1965 8846A, 1967 8847A, 1968 8848A, 1969 8849A, 1971 8850A, 1972 8851Aerospace Contract 8852Atomic Energy Commission, 1965 8853Atomic Energy Commission, 1966 8854Aviation Training Center 8855B, 1965 8856B, 1967 8857B, 1968 8858B, 1969 891B, 1970 892B, 1971 893B, 1972 894C, 1965 895C, 1967 896C, 1968 897C, 1969 898C, 1970 899C, 1971 8910C, 1972 8911Community Action Program, 1965 8912Community Action Program, 1966 8913Community Action Center, 1967 8914Community Action Committee, 1969 8915D, 1965 8916D, 1967 8917D, 1968 8918D, 1969 8919D, 1970 8920D, 1971 8921D, 1972 8922Dallas 1969 8923Dallas City Council, 1972 8924Dallas Office Mail, 1971 8925Dallas Office, 1972 8926Democrats, 1967 8927E, 1965 8928E, 1967 8929E, 1968 8930E, 1969 8931E, 1971 8932E, 1972 8933Economy, 1967 8934Economy, 1969 8935Economy, 1970 8936Expo, 1972 8937F, 1965 8938F, 1968 8939F, 1969 8940F, 1970 8941F, 1971 8942F, 1972 8943FAE Information, 1965 8944Federal Center, January-May 1965 8945Federal Center, June-December 1965 8946Federal Center, 1967 8947FHA, 1967 8948Flood Control, 1965 8949Flood Control, 1966 8950Flood Control, 1967 8951G, 1965 8952G, 1967 8953G, 1968 8954G, 1969 8955G, 1970 8956G, 1971 901G, 1972 902General/Miscellaneous, 1968 903College Graduates, 1965 904College Graduates, 1970 905High School Graduates, 1965 906High School Graduates, 1966 907High School Graduates, 1967 908High School Graduates, 1968 909High School Graduates, 1970 9010High School Graduates, 1972 9011H, 1965 9012H, 1966 9013H, 1967 9014H, 1968 9015H, 1969 9016H, 1970 9017H, 1971 9018H, 1971 9019H, 1972 9020Housing, 1965 9021Housing, 1966 9022Housing Authority, 1968 9023Housing Authority, 1970 9024I, 1969 9025I, 1971 9026I, 1972 9027J, 1967 9028J, 1968 9029J, 1969 9030J, 1970 9031J, 1971 9032J, 1972 9033K, 1965 9034K, 1967 9035K, 1968 9036K, 1969 9037K, 1971 9038K, 1972 9039Kennedy Assassination, 1967 9040Miscellaneous Kennedy Assassination 9041Kennedy Memorial, 1965 9042L, 1965 9043L, 1968 9044L, 1969 9045L, 1971 9046L, 1972 9047Love Field, 1965 9048Love Field, 1966 9049M, 1965 9050M, 1967 9051M, 1968 9052M, 1969 9053M, 1970 9054M, 1971 9055M, 1971 9056M, 1972 911Maps, Vietnam and Asia, 1969 912Mesquite 913Miscellaneous, January-May 1965 914Miscellaneous, June-December 1965 915Miscellaneous, 1966 916Miscellaneous, 1967 917N, 1965 918N, 1968 919N, 1969 9110N, 1971 9111N, 1972 9112O, 1968 9113O, 1969 9114O, 1971 9115O, 1972 9116P, 1967 9117P, 1968 9118P, 1969 9119P, 1971 9120P, 1972 9121Post Office, 1965 9122Post Office, 1967 9123Post Office, 1968 9124Post Office, 1969 9125Post Office, 1970 9126Q, 1969 9127R, 1965 9128R, 1967 9129R, 1968 9130R, 1969 9131R, 1971 9132R, 1972 9133S, 1965 9134S, 1967 9135S, 1968 9136S, 1969 9137S, 1971 9138S, 1971 9139S, 1972 9140Schools, 1965 9141SMU Legal Aid Clinic, 1966 9142SMU, 1967 9143SMU, 1968 9144SMU, 1969 9145T, 1965 9146T, 1967 9147T, 1969 9148T, 1970 9149T, 1971 921T, 1972 922Tower, Proposed, 1969 923Transit System, 1965 924Transit System, 1966 925Transit System, 1969 926Trinity River, January-August 1965 927Trinity River, September-December 1965 928Trinity River, 1966 929Trinity River, 1967 9210Trinity River Authority, January-May 1968 9211Trinity River Authority, June-December 1968 9212Trinity River, 1969 9213Trinity River, 1971 9214Trinity River, 1971 9215Trinity River, 1972 9216Trinity River, 1972 9217Trinity River, 1972 9218Trinity River, undated 9219U, 1971 9220U, 1972 9221University of Dallas, 1968 9222V, 1965 9223V, 1968 9224V, 1968 9225V, 1969 9226V, 1971 9227V, 1972 9228VA Hospital, 1969 9229W, 1965 9230W, 1966 9231W, 1967 9232W, 1968 9233W, 1969 9234W, 1970 9235W, 1971 9236W, 1972 9237Water System, 1965 9238YMCA, 1967 9239XYZ, 1965 9240XYZ, 1968 9241XYZ, 1969 9242XYZ, 1971 9243XYZ, 1972 Earle Cabell, Texas 931Redistricting, 1965 932EC Texas, Miscellaneous, 1965 933EC Texas, Miscellaneous, 1965 934EC Texas, Miscellaneous, 1966 935EC Texas, State Fair, 1966 936EC Texas, State Government, 1966 937EC Texas, Miscellaneous, 1967 938EC Texas, Miscellaneous, 1968 939EC Texas, Miscellaneous, 1968 9310Navy, 1968 9311State Government, 1968 9312A, 1969 9313B, 1969 9314C, 1969 9315D, 1969 9316G, 1969 9317H, 1969 9318I, 1969 9319Inauguration of Governor, 1969 9320J, 1969 9321K, 1969 9322L, 1969 9323LBJ, 1969 9324M, 1969 9325Miscellaneous, 1969 9326O, 1969 9327P, 1969 9328R, 1969 9329S, 1969 9330State Government, 1969 9331T, 1969 9332Texas State Fair, 1969 9333V, 1969 9334W, 1969 9335XYZ, 1969 9336Texas A&M, 1970 9337B, 1970 9338C, 1970 9339D, 1970 9340E, 1970 9341F, 1970 9342G, 1970 9343H, 1970 9344I, 1970 9345J, 1970 9346K, 1970 9347L, 1970 9348M, 1970 9349N, 1970 9350O, 1970 9351P, 1970 9352R, 1970 9353S, 1970 9354T, 1970 9355U, 1970 9356W, 1970 9357A, 1971 9358B, 1971 9359C, 1971 9360D, 1971 9361E, 1971 941F, 1971 942G, 1971 943H, 1971 944I, 1971 945J, 1971 946K, 1971 947L, 1971 948M, 1971 949O, 1971 9410P, 1971 9411R, 1971 9412Redistricting, 1971 9413S, 1971 9414T, 1971 9415U, 1971 9416V, 1971 9417W, 1971 9418XYZ, 1971 9419A, 1972 9420B, 1972 9421C, 1972 9422D, 1972 9423E, 1972 9424F, 1972 9425G, 1972 9426H, 1972 9427I, 1972 9428J, 1972 9429K, 1972 9430L, 1972 9431M, 1972 9432N, 1972 9433P, 1972 9434R, 1972 9435R, 1972 9436S, 1972 9437State Fair, 1972 9438T, 1972 9439U, 1972 9440W, 1972 Earle Cabell, Personal 9441A, 1965 9442A, 1967 9443A-C, 1968 9444A-C, 1970 9445A-C, 1971 9446Appointments, 1967 9447Auto Insurance Information, 1965 9448Auto Insurance Information, 1967 9449B 9450B, 1966 9451B, 1967 9452B-C, 1972 9453Bank Statements, 1967 9454Baxter Lumber Company, 1967 9455Miscellaneous Bills Paid, 1965 9456Biographic Sketch, 1969 9457Miscellaneous C, 1965 9458C, 1966 9459C, 1967 9460C-G, 1968 9461C-K, 1969 9462Miscellaneous Condolences, 1965 9463Condolences, 1966 9464Condolences, 1967 9465Miscellaneous Congratulations, 1964-June 1965 9466Miscellaneous Congratulations, 1965 9467Congratulations, 1966 9468Congratulations, 1967 9469Congratulations, 1968 951Congratulations, January-April 1967 952Congratulations, May-June 1967 953Congratulations, July-September 1967 954Congratulations, October-December 1967 955Congratulations, 1968 956Congratulations, 1968 957Congressional Club, 1965 958Congressional Club, January-August 1967 959Congressional Club, September-December 1967 9510Credit Cards 9511D, 1965 9512D, 1971 9513D, 1972 9514E, 1965 9515E-K, 1967 9516Electro-Science Investors, 1965 9517Expenses: Speaking Engagements, 1965 9518F, 1965-1967 9519Favors, 1970 9520Favors, 1971 9521Favors, 1972 9522G, 1965 9523G-S, 1972 9524H, 1965 9525H, 1966 9526H-P, 1969 9527H-T, 1970 9528I, 1965 9529J, 1965 9530K, 1965 9531L, 1965-1967 9532L-P, 1968 9533M, 1965-1967 9534Memberships and Contributions, 1965 9535Memberships and Contributions, 1966 9536N, 1971 9537O, 1965-1967 9538P, 1965-1967 9539Party, 1969 9540Peruvian Trip, 1965 9541Q, 1965 9542R, 1965-1967 9543R-W, 1969 9544Remarks Re Speech, 1965 9545S, 1965-1967 9546Southland Corporation, 1966-1967 9547Stocks, 1968 9548T, 1965 9549T, 1967 9550T, 1969 9551T-W, 1972 9552Tax Returns, 1968 9553Tenneco, 1968 9554TACA, 1971 9555Thanks, 1965 961Miscellaneous Thanks In and Out, January 1965 962Thank-You's, February-March 1965 963Thank-You's, April-May 1965 964Thank-You's, June-July 1965 965Thank-You's, July-October 1965 966Thank-You's, November-December 1965 967Thank-You's, January-June 1966 968Thank-You's, July-December 1966 969Thank-You's, 1967 9610Thank-You's, 1967 9611Thank-You's, 1967 9612Thank-You's, 1968 9613Thank-You's, 1968 9614Thank-You's, 1969 9615Thank-You's, 1970 9616Trip to Greece, 1969 9617Trolex Corporation, 1965 9618V, 1965 9619V, 1967 9620Voting Records, 1965 9621Voting Records, 1966 9622Voting Records, 1968 9623Voting Records, 1969 9624Voting Records, 1970 9625Voting Records, 1970 9626Voting Records, 1972 9627W, 1965 9628W, 1966 9629W, 1970 9630G Wall vs. T Wall, 1966 9631XYZ, 1965 Earle Cabell Case Files 971Academy, A-B, 1965 972Academy, Bm-Bz, 1965 973Academy Applications, C, 1965 974Academy Applications, D, 1965 975Academy Applications, E, 1965 976Academy Applications, I-K, 1965 977Academy Applications, L, 1965 978Academy Applications, M, 1965 979Academy Applications, N-R, 1965 9710Academy Applications, S, 1965 9711Academy Applications, T-Z, 1965 9712Academies, A-Ba, 1966 9713Academies, Bb-Bz, 1966 9714Academies, Applications, C, 1966 9715Academies, Applications, D-F, 1966 9716Academies, Applications, G-J, 1966 9717Academies, Applications, K-Le, 1966 9718Academies, Applications, Lf-R, 1966 9719Academies, Applications, S, 1966 9720Academies, Applications, T-Z, 1966 981Academies, Applications, A-E, 1967 982Academies, Applications, F-J, 1967 983Academies, Applications, K-Q, 1967 984Academies, Applications, R-Z, 1967 985Academies, Applications, A-B, 1968 986Academies, Applications, C-E, 1968 987Academies, Applications, F-L, 1968 988Academies, Applications, M, 1968 989Academies, Applications, N-V, 1968 9810Academies, Applications, W-Z, 1968 9811Academies, Applications, A-C, 1969 9812Academies, Applications, D-G, 1969 9813Academies, Applications, H-K, 1969 9814Academies, Applications, L-M, 1969 9815Academies, Applications, M-R, 1969 9816Academies, Applications, S-Z, 1969 9817Academies, Applications, A-G, 1970 9818Academies, Applications, H-K, 1970 9819Academies, Applications, L-N, 1970 9820Academies, Applications, P-R, 1970 9821Academies, Applications, S-Z, 1970 9822Academies, 1971 991Academies, Applications, A-B, 1972 992Academies, Applications, C-E, 1972 993Academies, Applications, F-G, 1972 994Academies, Applications, H-J, 1972 995Academies, Applications, K, 1972 996Academies, Applications, L-M, 1972 997Academies, Applications, M-Q, 1972 998Academies, Applications, R-S, 1972 999Academies, Applications, T-Z, 1972 9910Academies, Applicant Information, 1967 9911Academies, Applicant Information, 1969 9912Academies, Applicant Information, 1970 9913Academies, Applicants through Alger, 1965 9914Academies, Applicant Information, Air Force General Information 9915Academies, Applicant Information, 1966 9916Academies, Applicant Information, 1967 9917Academies, Applicant Information, 1969 9918Academies, Annapolis, General Information, 1965 9919Academies, Annapolis, General Information, 1966 9920Academies, Annapolis, General Information, 1967 9921Academies, Annapolis, General Information, 1969 9922Academies, Cadet Grades, 1965 9923Academies, Cadet Grades, 1966 9924Academies, Cadet Grades, 1967 9925Academies, Cadet Grades, 1969 9926Academies, Cadet Grades, 1969 9927Academies, General Information, 1965 9928Academies, General/Miscellaneous, 1966 9929Academies, General/Miscellaneous, 1969 9930Academies, General/Miscellaneous, 1969 9931Academies, General Information, 1970 9932Academies, General/Miscellaneous, 1971 9933Academies, Merchant Marine, General Information, 1965 9934Academies, Merchant Marine, General Information, 1966 9935Academies, Merchant Marine, General Information, 1967 9936Academies, West Point, General Information, 1965 9937Academies, West Point, General Information, 1966 9938Academies, West Point, General Information, 1967 9939Academies, Undated 9940Academies, Job Inquiries, A-B, 1965 9941Academies, Job Inquiries, C-D, 1965 9942Academies, Job Inquiries, E-F, 1965 1001Academies, Job Inquiries, H-L, 1965 1002Academies, Job Inquiries, M, 1965 1003Academies, Job Inquiries, N-J, 1965 1004Academies, Job Inquiries, V-Z, 1965 1005Academies, Job Inquiries, A-F, 1966 1006Academies, Job Inquiries, G-M, 1966 1007Academies, Job Inquiries, N-S, 1966 1008Academies, Job Inquiries, T-Z, 1966 1009Academies, Job Inquiries, A-G, 1967 10010Academies, Job Inquiries, H-R, 1967 10011Academies, Job Inquiries, S-Z, 1967 10012Academies, Job Inquiries, A-J, 1968 10013Academies, Job Inquiries, L-Q, 1968 10014Academies, Job Inquiries, R-Z, 1968 10015Academies, Job Inquiries, A-I, 1969 10016Academies, Job Inquiries, J-O, 1969 10017Academies, Job Inquiries, P-Z, 1969 1011Academies, Job Inquiries, A-K, 1970 1012Academies, Job Inquiries, L-Z, 1970 1013Academies, Job Inquiries, A-L, 1971 1014Academies, Job Inquiries, M-Z, 1971 1015Academies, Job Inquiries, A-N, 1972 1016Academies, Job Inquiries, O-Z, 1972 1017Academies, Job Inquiries, undated 1018Academies, Immigration, A-D, 1965 1019Academies, Immigration, E-R, 1965 10110Academies, Immigration, S-Z, 1965 10111Academies, Immigration, A-F, 1966 10112Academies, Immigration, G-Z, 1966 10113Academies, Immigration, A-K, 1967 10114Academies, Immigration, L-Z, 1967 10115Academies, Immigration, A-H, 1968 10116Academies, Immigration, I-Z, 1968 10117Academies, Immigration, 1969 10118Academies, Immigration, 1970 10119Academies, Immigration, 1971 10120Academies, Immigration, 1972 10121Undated 10122Academies, Pardons and Paroles, 1966 10123Academies, Pardons and Paroles, 1967 1021Academies, Pardons and Paroles, 1968 1022Academies, Pardons and Paroles, 1969 1023Academies, Pardons and Paroles, 1971 1024Academies, Pardons and Paroles, 1972 1025Academies, Social Security, A-B, 1965 1026Academies, Social Security, C-E, 1965 1027Academies, Social Security, F-K, 1965 1028Academies, Social Security, L-S, 1965 1029Academies, Social Security, T-Z, 1965 10210Academies, Social Security, A-B, 1966 10211Academies, Social Security, C, 1966 10212Academies, Social Security, D-G, 1966 10213Academies, Social Security, H-K, 1966 10214Academies, Social Security, L-M, 1966 10215Academies, Social Security, M-R, 1966 10216Academies, Social Security, S, 1966 10217Academies, Social Security, T-Z, 1966 10218Academies, Social Security, A-C, 1967 1031Academies, Social Security, D-I, 1967 1032Academies, Social Security, J-N, 1967 1033Academies, Social Security, O-R, 1967 1034Academies, Social Security, S, 1967 1035Academies, Social Security, T-Z, 1967 1036Academies, Social Security, A-B, 1968 1037Academies, Social Security, C-F, 1968 1038Academies, Social Security, G-L, 1968 1039Academies, Social Security, M-Q, 1968 10310Academies, Social Security, R-S, 1968 10311Academies, Social Security, T-Z, 1968 10312Academies, Social Security, Estrada, Aurelius, 1968 10313Academies, Social Security, A-C, 1969 10314Academies, Social Security, D-K, 1969 10315Academies, Social Security, L-R, 1969 10316Academies, Social Security, S-Z, 1969 10317Academies, Social Security, A-F, 1970 10318Academies, Social Security, G-I, 1970 10319Academies, Social Security, G-L, 1970 10320Academies, Social Security, M-O, 1970 10321Academies, Social Security, E-R, 1970 10322Academies, Social Security, S, 1970 1041Academies, Social Security, T-Z, 1970 1042Academies, Social Security, A-C, 1971 1043Academies, Social Security, D-G, 1971 1044Academies, Social Security, H-L, 1971 1045Academies, Social Security, M-R, 1971 1046Academies, Social Security, S, 1971 1047Academies, Social Security, T-Z, 1971 1048Academies, Social Security, A-B, 1972 1049Academies, Social Security, C-F, 1972 10410Academies, Social Security, G-K, 1972 10411Academies, Social Security, L-M, 1972 10412Academies, Social Security, N-O, 1972 10413Academies, Social Security, P-R, 1972 10414Academies, Social Security, S-Z, 1972 10415Academies, Military, A-B, 1965 10416Academies, Military, C, 1965 10417Academies, Military, D-E, 1965 10418Academies, Military, F-G, 1965 1051Academies, Military, H-I, 1965 1052Academies, Military, J-L, 1965 1053Academies, Military, Ma-Md, 1965 1054Academies, Military, Me-Md, 1965 1055Academies, Military, M-Q, 1965 1056Academies, Military, R, 1965 1057Academies, Military, Sa-Sl, 1965 1058Academies, Military, Sm-Sz, 1965 1059Academies, Military, T-V, 1965 10510Academies, Military, W-Z, 1965 10511Academies, Military, A-Be, 1966 10512Academies, Military, Bf-Bz, 1966 10513Academies, Military, C, 1966 10514Academies, Military, D-Fh, 1966 10515Academies, Military, Fi-Fz, 1966 10516Academies, Military, G, 1966 10517Academies, Military, Ha-Hk, 1966 10518Academies, Military, Hi-Hz, 1966 10519Academies, Military, I-K, 1966 10520Academies, Military, Ma-Md, 1966 10521Academies, Military, Me-N, 1966 10522Academies, Military, O-Q, 1966 10523Academies, Military, Sa-So, 1966 10524Academies, Military, R, 1966 1061Academies, Military, Sp-Sz, 1966 1062Academies, Military, T-Wh, 1966 1063Academies, Military, Wi-Wz, 1966 1064Academies, Military, A-B, 1967 1065Academies, Military, C-D, 1967 1066Academies, Military, E-G 1967 1067Academies, Military, H, 1967 1068Academies, Military, I-L, 1967 1069Academies, Military, M-Mb, 1967 10610Academies, Military, Mc-Ml, 1967 10611Academies, Military, Mo-Q, 1967 10612Academies, Military, R, 1967 10613Academies, Military, Sa-Sl, 1967 10614Academies, Military, So-Sz, 1967 10615Academies, Military, T-Z, 1967 10616Academies, Military, W-Z, 1967 10617Academies, Military, A-Ba 1968 10618Academies, Military, Be-Bz 1968 10619Academies, Military, C, 1968 1071Academies, Military, D, 1968 1072Academies, Military, E-G, 1968 1073Academies, Military, H-I, 1968 1074Academies, Military, J-K, 1968 1075Academies, Military, L-Ma, 1968 1076Academies, Military, Mb-Mz, 1968 1077Academies, Military, N-Pq, 1968 1078Academies, Military, Pr-Q 1968 1079Academies, Military, R, 1968 10710Academies, Military, Sa-Ss, 1968 10711Academies, Military, St-Sz, 1968 10712Academies, Military, T-V, 1968 10713Academies, Military, W-Z, 1968 10714Academies, Military, A-Ba, 1969 10715Academies, Military, Bc-Bz, 1969 10716Academies, Military, C, 1969 10717Academies, Military, D-F, 1969 10718Academies, Military, G, 1969 1081Academies, Military, H, 1969 1082Academies, Military, I-J, 1969 1083Academies, Military, L-M, 1969 1084Academies, Military, M-Q, 1969 1085Academies, Military, R-Sh, 1969 1086Academies, Military, Si-Sz, 1969 1087Academies, Military, T-V, 1969 1088Academies, Military, W, 1969 1089Academies, Military, X-Z, 1969 10810Academies, Military, A, 1970 10811Academies, Military, B, 1970 10812Academies, Military, C-D, 1970 10813Academies, Military, E-G, 1970 10814Academies, Military, H-I, 1970 10815Academies, Military, J-L, 1970 10816Academies, Military, M-N, 1970 10817Academies, Military, O-Q, 1970 10818Academies, Military, R, 1970 10819Academies, Military, S, 1970 1091Academies, Military, T-V, 1970 1092Academies, Military, W-Z, 1970 1093Academies, Military, A-B, 1971 1094Academies, Military, C, 1971 1095Academies, Military, D-F, 1971 1096Academies, Military, G, 1971 1097Academies, Military, H-J, 1971 1098Academies, Military, K-L, 1971 1099Academies, Military, M-R, 1971 10910Academies, Military, S, 1971 10911Academies, Military, T-Z, 1971 10912Academies, Military, A-B, 1972 10913Academies, Military, C-F, 1972 10914Academies, Military, G, 1972 10915Academies, Military, H-K, 1972 10916Academies, Military, L-O, 1972 10917Academies, Military, P-Q, 1972 10918Academies, Military, R, 1972 10919Academies, Military, S-T, 1972 10920Academies, Military, V-Z, 1972 10921Academies, Military, undated 10922Academies, Military, undated 1101Academies, Veterans, A-H, 1965 1102Academies, Veterans, I-R, 1965 1103Academies, Veterans, Andrew B. Rayals, 1965 1104Academies, Veterans, S-Z, 1965 1105Academies, Veterans, A-E, 1966 1106Academies, Veterans, F-G, 1966 1107Academies, Veterans, H-L, 1966 1108Academies, Veterans, M-Q, 1966 1109Academies, Veterans, R-S, 1966 11010Academies, Veterans, T-Z, 1966 11011Academies, Veterans, A-E, 1967 11012Academies, Veterans, F-K, 1967 11013Academies, Veterans, K-Z, 1967 11014Academies, Veterans, A-I, 1968 11015Academies, Veterans, J-R, 1968 11016Academies, Veterans, S-Z, 1968 1111Academies, Veterans, A-L, 1969 1112Academies, Veterans, M-Z, 1969 1113Academies, Veterans, A-I, 1970 1114Academies, Veterans, J-N, 1970 1115Academies, Veterans, O-Z, 1970 1116Academies, Veterans, A-L, 1971 1117Academies, Veterans, M-Z, 1971 1118Academies, Veterans, A-I, 1972 1119Academies, Veterans, J-O, 1972 11110Academies, Veterans, P-Z, 1972 11111Academies, Special Cases, Daneman, Robert, 1965 11112Academies, Special Cases, Williams, Haywood B., 1965 11113Academies, Special Cases, 1966 11114Academies, Special Cases, Waters, Lewis B, 1966 11115Academies, Special Cases, Walker, Diana, 1966 11116Academies, Special Cases, 1967 11117Academies, Special Cases, 1969 11118Academies, Special Cases, A-J, 1970 1121Academies, Special Cases, K-Z, 1970 1122Academies, Special Cases, A-G, 1971 1123Academies, Special Cases, H-N, 1971 1124Academies, Special Cases, O-Z, 1971 1125Academies, Special Cases, A-C, 1972 1126Academies, Special Cases, D-K, 1972 1127Academies, Special Cases, L-P, 1972 1128Academies, Special Cases, Q-Z, 1972 1129Academies, Special Cases, undated 11210Academies, Special Cases, Drescoll, W.J. 11211Academies, Billingsly, L.B. 11212Academies, Ferguson, Charles W. 11213Academies, McNabb, Eula 11214Academies, Smothers, E.S. Earle Cabell Private Legislation 11215HR 2514, 1965 11216HR 3702, 1965 11217HR 5332, 1965 11218HR 7274, 1965 11219HR 10787, 1965 11220HR 953, 1966 11221HR 1124, 1966 11222HR 16949, 1966 11223HR 17721, 1966 11224HR 12808, 1966 11225HR 2300, 1967 11226HR 7151, 1967 11227HR 7610, 1967 11228HR 7611, 1967 11229HR 8675, 1967 11230HR 9764, 1967 11231HR 10915, 1967 11232HR 11074, 1967 11233HR 11236, 1967 11234HR 11837, 1967 11235HR 11837, 1967 11236HR 12772, 1967 11237HR 14319, 1967 1131HR 847, 1967 1132199, 1967 113319966, 1968 11341207, 1968 11351267, 1968 1136Fairmont Hotel, 1968-1970 1137338, 1969 11381180, 1969 11392206, 1969 113103335, 1969 113113778, 1969 113125254, 1969 113136186, January-May 1969 113146186, June-December 1969 113156186, January-May 1970-1971 113166186, April-December 1970-1971 113178303, 1969 113188592, 1969 113198767, 1969 113209513, 1969 11320a9713, 1969 1132110497, 1969 1132210617, 1969 1132310878, 1969 1132411113, 1969 1132511542, 1969 1132611193, 1969 1132713507, 1969 1132814378, 1969 1132914391, 1969 1133014600, 1969 1133114715, 1969 113325433, 1969 11333436, 1969 11334442, 1969 11335605, 1969 11336680, 1969 11337547, 1969 11338835, 1969 11339851, 1969 1134051279, 1970 113411174, 1970 1134216516, 1970 1134317138, 1970 1134417046, 1970 1134518048, 1970 1134618619, 1970 1134719307, 1970 11348479, 1970 11349522, 1970 11350a264, 1970 113511831, 1971 113523269, 1971 113536264, 1971 113546224, 1971 113556265, 1971 113566417, 1971 11357663, 1971 113587838, 1971 113597960, 1971 113608392, 1971 113618827, 1971 113629268, 1971 113639275, 1971 1136410158, 1971 1136510243, 1971 1136610743, 1971 1136711220, 1971 114111313, 1971 114211341, 1971 114311487, 1971 114411877, 1971 114512083, 1971 1146154, 1971 1147196, 1971 1148403, 1971 1149781, 1971 1141010234, January-September 1971 1141110234, October-December 1971 1141210234, January-February 1972 1141310234, March-August 1972 1141411828, 1971 1141512068, 1971 11416137, 1971 11417929, 1971 1141812829, 1972 1141912710, 1972 1142013093, 1972 1142113533, 1972 1142213071, 1972 1142313276, 1972 1142413713, 1972 1142513942, 1972 1142614718, 1972 1142715044, 1972 1142815507, 1972 1142916119, 1972 1143016420, 1972 1143116720, 1972 11432Unknown items, nd Earle Cabell, Congressional Record Inserts 11433Opposition to Kerr-Mills Act, 1965 11434Edward Marcus Honored, 1966 11435National Railroad Strike, 1967 11436Wichita Tribute to Congressman, 1968 11437On Czech Invasion by USSR, 1968 11438LBJ Tribute Apollo 11, 1969 11439US Supports Israel, 1970 11440Alcohol Beverage Control Act, 1971 11441Eve E. Hillary, 1972 Earle Cabell Campaign 11442Correspondence, 1964 11443Correspondence, 1964 11444Literature, 1964 11445Young Mayor Cabell, 1964 11446Publicity, 1964 11447Press Releases, 1964 11448Clippings, 1965 11449Miscellaneous, 1965 11450News Clippings, 1966 11451General Correspondence, 1966 11452Contributors, 1966 11453Publicity, 1966 11454Miscellaneous Information, 1966 1151General Correspondence, 1967 1152Materials, 1968 1153Publicity, 1968 1154National Democratic Party, 1968 1155State Democratic Party 1156Press Releases, 1969 1157Democratic National Committee, 1969 1158State Democratic Party, 1969 1159Correspondence, 1970 11510Thank-You's, 1970 11511Correspondence, 1970 11512Correspondence, 1970 11513Correspondence, 1970 11514Publicity, 1970 11515Publicity, 1970 11516State Democratic Party, 1970 11517National Democratic Party, 1970 11518Correspondence, 1971 11519National Democratic Committee, 1971 11520National Democratic Party, 1971 11521Correspondence, 1972 11522Questionnaire Correspondence, 1972 11523Invitations by Earle Cabell, 1972 11524Texas Election, 1972 11525Allan Steelman, 1972 11526Allan Steelman, 1972 11527News Clippings, 1972 11528Publicity, 1972 11529Financial Filings, 1972 opponents 11530Financial Filings, Miscellaneous, 1972 11531Financial Filings, Cabell's Report, 1972 11532Telephone, 1972 11533Democratic Party Lists, 1972 11534Districts 2-5, 1972 11535Election Results, 1972 11536General/Miscellaneous, 1972 11537Young Men for Cabell, undated 1161Scrapbook, 1964 Earle Cabell Speeches 11711964 11721965 11731965 11741966 11751966 11761967 1177Material 11781968 11791968 117101969 117111969 117121969 117131969, Pietzch, Sid 117141970 117151970 117161971 117171971 117181971 117191972 11720Congressional, undated Invitations 11811964 1182January 1965 1183February 1965 1184March 1965 1185April 1965 1186May 1965 1187June 1965 1188July 1965 1189August 1965 11810September 1965 11811October 1965 11812November1965 11813December 1965 11814Inaugural 1965 11815Outgoing 1965 11816January 1966 11817February 1966 11818March 1966 11819April 1966 11820May 1966 1191June 1966 1192July 1966 1193August 1966 1194September 1966 1195October 1966 1196November 1966 1197December 1966 1198By Cabell 1966 1199January 1967 11910February 1967 11911March 1967 11912April 1967 11913May 1967 11914June 1967 11915Paris Air Show June 1967 11916July 1967 11917August 1967 11918September 1967 11919October 1967 11920November 1967 11921December 1967 11922Extended by Earle Cabell 1967 1201January 1-20, 1968 1202January 21-31, 1968 1203February 1-11, 1968 1204February 12-29, 1968 1205March 1968 1206April 1968 1207May 1-6, 1968 1208May 7-15, 1968 1209May 16-31, 1968 12010June 1968 12011July 1968 12012August 1968 12013September 1968 12014October 1968 12015November 1968 12016December 1968 12017January 1969 12018Inaugural 12019February 1969 1211March 1969 1212April 1969 1213April 1969 1214May 1969 1215May 1969 1216June 1969 1217July 1969 1218August 1969 1219September 1969 12110October 1969 12111October 1969 12112November 1969 12113November 1969 12114December 1969 12115By Earle Cabell 1969 12116January 1970 12117January 1970 12118February 1970 12119March 1970 1221April 1970 1222May 1970 1223June 1970 1224July 1970 1225August 1970 1226September 1970 1227October 1970 1228November 1970 1229December 1970 12210January 1971 12211February 1971 12212March 1971 12213April 1971 12214May 1971 12215June 1971 12216July 1971 12217August 1971 12218September 1971 12219October 1971 12220November 1971 12221December 1971 12222January 1972 1231February 1972 1232March 1972 1233April 1972 1234May 1972 1235June 1972 1236July 1972 1237August 1972 1238September 1972 1239October 1972 12310November 1972 12311Undated Earle Cabell Press Releases 123121965 12313January-March 1966 12314April-December 1966 123151967 12316January-June 1968 12317July-December 1969 12318January-November 1969 12319November-December 1969 12320January-April 1970 12321May-September 1970 12322October-December 1970 12323Miscellaneous, 1970 1241January-June 1971 1242July-December 1971 1243January-March 1972 1244April-June 1972 1245July-December 1972 1246Undated 1247Weekly, 1965 1248Weekly, 1965 1249Weekly, 1967 12410Weekly, 1967 12411Weekly, 1968 12412Weekly, 1968 12413Weekly, 1969 12414Weekly, January-May 1969 12415Weekly, June-December 1969 12416Weekly, 1970 12417Weekly, 1970 12418Weekly, 1971 12419Weekly, 1971 12420Weekly, 1972 12421Weekly, 1972 12422Weekly, undated 12423Correspondence, 1965-1971 12424Correspondence, 1972 12425List Newsletters 12511965 12521966 1252a1967, 1968, 1969 12531970 12541971 12551972 1256Materials 1257Materials 1258aCorrespondence, 1970 1258bCorrespondence, 1970 1258cCorrespondence, 1970 News Clippings 12591955 125101956 125111958 125121959 125131959 125141959 125(Binder, clippings 1959) 125(Binder, clippings 1959) 125151959 125161960 125171961 12518January 1962 12519February-April 1962 12520May-August 1962 12521September-October 1962 125221963 125231963 125241963 12525January 1964 12526February 1964 12527March 1964 12528April 1964 12528(incorrect?): June 1964 12529July 1964 12530August 1964 12531September 1964 12532October 1964 1261October 1964 1262October 1964 1263November 1964 1264November 1964 1265November 1964 1266December 1964 1267January 1965 1268February 1965 1269March 1965 12610April 1965 12611May 1965 12612June 1965 12613July 1965 12614August 1965 12615September 1965 12616October 1965 12617November 1965 12618December 1965 1271January 1966 1272February 1966 1273March 1966 1274April 1966 1275May 1966 1276June 1966 1277July 1966 1278August 1966 1279September 1966 12710October 1966 12711November 1966 12712December 1966 12713January 1967 12714February 1967 12715March 1967 12716April 1967 12717May 1967 12718June 1967 12719July 1967 1281August 1967 1282September 1967 1283October 1967 1284November 1967 1285December 1967 1286January 1968 1287February 1968 1288March 1968 1289April 1968 12810May 1968 12811June 1968 12812July 1968 12813August 1968 12814September 1968 12815October 1968 12816November 1968 12817December 1968 12818January 1969 12819February 1969 12820March 1969 12821April 1969 1291May 1969 1292June 1969 1293July 1969 1294August 1969 1295September 1969 1296October 1969 1297November 1969 1298December 1969 1299January 1970 12910February 1970 12911March 1970 12912April 1970 12913May 1970 12914June 1970 12915July 1970 12916August 1970 12917September 1970 12918October 1970 12919November 1970 12920December 1970 12921December 1970 12922January 1971 12923January 1971 12924February 1971 12925February 1971 12926March 1971 12927March 1971 1301April 1971 1302April 1971 1303May 1971 1304May 1971 1305June 1971 1306June 1971 1307July 1971 1308July 1971 1309August 1971 13010August 1971 13011September 1971 13012October 1971 13013October 1971 13014November 1971 13015November 1971 13016December 1971 13017December 1971 13018January 1972 13019January 1972 13020February 1972 13021March 1972 13022April 1972 13023May 1972 13024June 1972 13025July 1972 13026August 1972 13027September 1972 1311October 1972 1312November 1972 1313Undated News Clippings (Subject) 1314Alger, 1950 1315Alger, 1959 1316Alger, 1961 1317Alger, 1962 1318Alger, 1963 1319Alger, 1963 13110Alger, 1963 13111Alger, 1963 13112Alger, 1964 13113Alger, 1964 13114Alger, 1964 13115Alger, 1964 13116Alger, 1964 13117Alger, Congressional Record, 1961 13118Alger, Congressional Record, 1961 13119Alger, Congressional Record, 1961 13120Alger, Congressional Record, 1961 13121Alger, Congressional Record, 1962 13122Alger, Congressional Record, 1962 13123Alger, Congressional Record, 1962 13124Alger, Congressional Record, 1962 13125Alger, Congressional Record, 1963 13126Alger, Congressional Record, 1964 13127Alger, Congressional Record, 1970 13128Alger, Congressional Record, 1971 13129Alger, Congressional Record, Undated 1321Aerospace Industries 1322Ambulance Service 1323Mrs. Earle Cabell 13241959 Campaign 1325Candy Barn 1326Charity Drives, 1959-1961 1327Churches, 1959-1960 1328Frank Crowley 1329Dallas Politics 13210Democrats 13211Legislature 13212Mayor 13213Oak Cliff, 1959-1961 13214Oak Cliff, undated 13215Public Housing October 1962 13216Public Housing October 1962 13217School Integration 13218Adlai Stevenson 13219R.L. Thornton 13220Turtle Creek Debate 13221Urban growth, 1959-1960 13222Date book, 1967 13223Date book, 1968 13224Date book, 1969 13225Date book, 1969 13226Date book, 1970 13227Date book, 1971 13228Date book, 1972 13229Guest Book, 1969 13230Guest Book, 1971 Series 6: Photographs 1 box 1331NASA 1332NASA 1333NASA 1334Congressional Meeting 1335Cabell Portraits 1336Cabell Family Portraits 1337Miscellaneous Prints 1338Miscellaneous Prints 1339Miscellaneous Prints 13310Miscellaneous Prints 13311Negatives 13312LBJ Portrait 13313Old Family Prints 13314Unidentified Series 7: Ephemera 3 boxes 13315Miscellaneous Literature 134 (oversize)1Photograph of Cabell's Milk truck 134 (oversize)2Earle Cabell Sketch Portrait, May 1964 134 (oversize)3Unidentified Portrait 134 (oversize)4Photograph House Committee on Science and Astronautics 90th Congress 134 (oversize)5Boys Town Rome, 1968 134 (oversize)6(marked as 16): Official Inauguration Kits (2 items) 134 (oversize)7Guestbook 135 (oversize)8(continued from previous box): Business awards and certificates of appreciation 135 (oversize)9Awards for patriotism 135 (oversize)10Certificates of honorary citizenship 135 (oversize)11Awards for outstanding service to the Democratic Party 135 (oversize)12Community service awards 135 (oversize)13Certificates of appreciation from Mexico 135 (oversize)14Southern Awards 135 (oversize)15Certificates of Election 135 (oversize)16Municipal Bonds Click here to return to Part 1 of the finding aid.