Texas Good Neighbor Commission: An Inventory of Records at the Texas State Archives, 1943-1987, undated


Overview
	Creator:	Texas. Good Neighbor Commission.
	Title:	Records
	Dates:	1943-1987, undated
	Abstract:	Types of materials include minutes, reports, proceedings of conferences and meetings, correspondence, memorandums, financial statements, legislation, resolutions, clippings, photographs, printed materials, speeches, publications, and tape recordings. Dates covered are 1943-1987, undated. These records reflect the activities of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission and its association with other organizations.
	Quantity:	71.19 cubic ft.
	Language	English.

Agency History

A good neighbor policy was first established in Texas in 1943. The 48th Legislature passed House Concurrent Resolution 105, which called for equal treatment of Mexicans and other Latin Americans residing in or visiting the state. Based on this resolution, in June of that year Governor Coke Stevenson issued a proclamation establishing a good neighbor policy between Texas and Mexico, emphasizing equal treatment for Latin Americans in Texas. Following this move, the state was eligible for federal funding to put such a policy into effect. Later that same year, the Governor appointed the first Good Neighbor Commission, an unofficial seven-member commission, to carry out the good neighbor policy--generally correcting the undesirable conditions existing for individuals of Latin American descent in the state. In 1945 the 49th Legislature passed House Bill 804, establishing the Texas Good Neighbor Commission (GNC) as a temporary state agency. The Commission was composed of nine members, each appointed by the Governor with Senate approval to two-year terms. In 1947, the 50th Legislature, through House Bill 468, made the Good Neighbor Commission a permanent state commission. The members were now appointed to six-year, overlapping terms. A chair was elected by the members. Administrative duties were carried out by an Executive Secretary, later the Executive Director. The Commission was to meet annually in Austin, and otherwise as directed by the chairman. Eventually, the Commission met quarterly.

The initial mandate of the GNC was to promote inter-American goodwill, advance inter-American relations, and improve the conditions of Mexicans and those of Latin American ancestry in the state. During the early years, the Commission largely dealt with discrimination and related problems, such as school and housing segregation, and the treatment of braceros and migrant laborers. The Mexican government refused to allow the import of Mexican nationals for labor into areas with discrimination problems. This put a strain on several areas of the state needing unskilled laborers, especially for agriculture. To combat these problems, the GNC worked with local governments to establish local good neighbor or human relations councils which could deal with all but the severe discrimination cases. When a particular city/county had successfully resolved its discrimination problems the GNC would contact Mexican officials requesting removal of the area from the blacklist. The Good Neighbor Commission also launched a public awareness campaign to make Texans aware of such situations and measures taken or needed to improve conditions.

The Good Neighbor Commission also worked for education, securing scholarships for Texan and Latin American students, encouraging and assisting with visits of Mexican teachers to Texas, promoting the teaching of Spanish in Texas schools, and sponsoring the Pan American Student Forum. In addition, it established the International Good Neighbor Council; sponsored lecturers from Latin American Republics to speak in Texas; encouraged travel in Texas and Mexico; improved press relations in Texas and Mexico; encouraged and assisted in the development of international projects, such as parks, bridges, and highways; and participated in other international affairs.

In 1965 the mandate of the Good Neighbor Commission was altered to include additional migrant labor responsibilities. The 59th Legislature, through Senate Bill 179, abolished the Texas Council of Migrant Labor (established in 1957) and transferred all of its duties and responsibilities to the Good Neighbor Commission. This Council had been responsible for coordinating the work of state agencies in improving travel and living conditions of migrant laborers. Further legislation in 1971 (Senate Bill 676) required the GNC to submit an annual report on migrant affairs to the Governor and Legislature. This bill also created a Good Neighbor Commission of Texas Fund--a repository for private donations to the GNC. In 1975, migrant responsibilities were transferred to the newly-created Governor's Office of Migrant Affairs.

In 1979 the 66th Legislature, through House Bill 1061, revised the statute of the Good Neighbor Commission. Changes included the application of the Open Meetings and Open Records Act and the Sunset Act, and changes in some responsibilities. The Commission's new duties were to assist agencies and others in the advancement of inter-American understanding and goodwill; provide language translation services to state agencies and other government bodies; support and sponsor the Pan American Student Forum; gather information, do research, and conduct investigations related to inter-American affairs; maintain contact with western hemisphere officials and act as a source of information for the Consular Corps in Texas; represent the Governor and make arrangements for state officials to appear at public events; receive foreign dignitaries; serve as protocol advisors or interpreters at meetings between state officials of western hemisphere countries; and establish and maintain offices in Mexico to provide information between Texas and Mexico.

Some specific activities undertaken by the GNC included sponsoring and arranging student exchange visits; coordinating visits of Mexican officials to Texas and a series of exchange visits between Governor William Clements and governors of bordering Mexican states; assisting in establishing a series of border conferences between U.S. and Mexican border states, and arranging meetings between the GNC and other state border commissions; continuing sponsorship of the Pan American Student Forum; and interaction with the International Good Neighbor Council.

Throughout its existence, the Good Neighbor Commission endeavored to improve relations between Texas and Latin American Republics, namely Mexico. The Commission worked with several organizations that also worked toward these goals. Two organizations closely associated with the GNC were the Pan American Student Forum of Texas (PASF) and the International Good Neighbor Council (IGNC). The PASF is composed of students who are interested in studying countries and cultures of other American Republics and fostering better relations with these countries. This organization was established in Texas in 1943. Since 1949 the Good Neighbor Commission has sponsored the PASF and provided administrative assistance. The IGNC was created in 1954 following a resolution passed by the Good Neighbor Commission. The IGNC was created as an international cooperative body formed to study border problems between Texas and its bordering Mexican states--Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, Coahuila, and Chihuahua. In later years, other U.S. and Mexican states have joined this organization. The Good Neighbor Commission maintained close ties with this organization as its Executive Director was an ex officio member of the IGNC Board of Directors.

In the mid 1980s, funding for the Good Neighbor Commission was not legislatively appropriated. It was funded for FY 1986 - FY 1987 through the Governor's Office. The Commission was not given any funding for FY 1988 or FY 1989, and as of September 1, 1987, had been designated as a non-functioning agency. It was due for Sunset review in 1991. The Sunset Commission recommended the agency not be continued. The Legislature took no action to continue the agency, so the Good Neighbor Commission was allowed to expire (Vernon's statutes Art. 4101-2).

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Scope and Contents of the Records

Types of materials include minutes, reports, proceedings of conferences and meetings, correspondence, memorandums, financial statements, legislation, resolutions, clippings, photographs, printed materials, speeches, publications, and tape recordings. Dates covered are 1943-1987, undated. These records are fairly complete, and reflect the activities of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission and its association with other organizations. Subjects covered include discrimination, braceros, migrant laborers, health and social concerns, conferences and meetings, education, visits of Mexican teachers, exchange programs, visits of Texas and Mexican governors and other officials, consular matters, tourism, industry, joint Texas-Mexico projects, and various international issues.

To prepare this preliminary inventory, the described materials were cursorily reviewed to delineate series, to confirm the accuracy of contents lists, to provide an estimate of dates covered, and to determine record types.

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	These records are organized into seven series:

		Commission meeting files, 1945-1987, 6 cubic ft.
		Commissioners' files, 1943-1987, 2.47 cubic ft.
		General files, 1944-1987, undated, 45.72 cubic ft. Correspondence files, 1949-1987, 6.75 cubic ft. Discrimination files, 1945-1969, 3.25 cubic ft. Mexican teachers visits, 1950-1963, 1.25 cubic ft. Speeches, 1950-1974, 1.75 cubic ft. Photographs, [197-] - [198-], undated, 0.48 cubic ft. Clippings, 1944-1975, 2.24 cubic ft. General listing of files, 1944-1987, undated, 30 cubic ft.
		International Good Neighbor Council, [195-] - 1987, 9 cubic ft. Meeting files, 1954-1987, 5 cubic ft. Correspondence files, 1954-1985, 2 cubic ft. General files, [195-] - [198-], 2 cubic ft.
		Pan American Student Forum of Texas, 1951-1987, 5 cubic ft. Correspondence, 1951-1987, 3.5 cubic ft. Minutes, 1960-1987, 0.25 cubic ft. General files, [195-] - 1987, 1.25 cubic ft.
		Texas Council on Migrant Labor, 1955-1965, ca. 1976, 1 cubic ft.
		Annual reports (GNC), 1943-1945, 1947, 1951-1986, 2 cubic ft.

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

None.

Restrictions on Use

None.

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Index Terms
	The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.
	Corporate Names:
		Texas Council on Migrant Labor.
		Pan American Student Forum of Texas.
	Subjects:
		Race discrimination--Texas.
		Minorities--Texas.
		International relations.
		Hispanic Americans--Texas.
		Mexican Americans--Texas.
		International cooperation.
		Pan-Americanism.
		Migrant labor--Texas--Social conditions.
		Migrant labor--Texas--Economic conditions.
		Migrant labor--Education--Texas.
		Governors--International relations.
	Places:
		Texas--Relations--Mexico.
		Mexico--Relations--Texas.
		Mexican-American Border Region.
		Mexico--Study and teaching.
		Latin America--Study and teaching.
	Document Types:
		Correspondence--1943-1987.
		Administrative records--1943-1987.
		Minutes--1943-1987.
		Reports--1943-1987.
		Bills (legislative records)--1943-1987.
		Resolutions--1943-1987.
		Photographs--1943-1987.
		Speeches--1943-1987.
		Clippings--1943-1987.
		Publications--1943-1987.
	Functions:
		Promoting international relations.

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Related Material


	The following materials are offered as possible sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the records. The listing is not exhaustive.
	Texas State Archives

		Texas Attorney General's Office, Felix Longoria Burial Scrapbook, 1949, 0.16 cubic ft.
	University of Texas at San Antonio, Special Collections and Archives Department
		Pan American Roundtable of San Antonio, Records, 1909-1994, 14 linear ft.
		Pan American Roundtables of Texas, Records, ca. 1916-ca. 1993, [cubic ft. unknown] [these records are recently transferred to UT San Antonio, cite may change if further processing is done].

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

(Identify the item and cite the series), Records, Texas Good Neighbor Commission. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

Accession Information

Accession numbers: 1989/059, 1990/016

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Governor's Office (via the Records Management Division) on December 6, 1988 and October 9, 1989.

Processing Information

Laura K. Saegert, May 1989

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Detailed Description of the Collection



Commission meeting files, 1945-1987, 6 cubic ft.
	Files of regular and special meetings of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission and committee meeting files. Files contain meeting agendas, minutes, attendance rosters, financial statements, commissioners' reports, chairman's reports, staff and topical reports, committee appointments, correspondence, clippings, memorandums, printed materials, and notes. Dates covered are 1945-1987. These materials document the activities of the Good Neighbor Commission and its committees. Meeting files contain some committee reports and other committee materials. Separate committee files exist, largely from the 1970s-1980s, and include those of the Administrative Committee, Executive Committee, Finance Committee, and Awards Committee. The last box in this series contains recordings of many of the Commission meetings from 1976-1987. Most recordings are on cassette tapes, however, some meetings from 1977-1978 are recorded on dictaphone belts or reel-to-reel tapes.
	Arrangement
	There records are arranged in chronological order.
	Index Terms
	The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.
		Document Types:
			Minutes--1945-1987.
			Audio tapes--1976-1987.
			Audio cassettes--1976-1987.
			Reports--1945-1987.
			Financial statements--1945-1987.
			Clippings--1945-1987.
		Functions:
			Promoting international relations.
			[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-1	1.			Austin, October 3, 1945
	2.			San Antonio, September 9, 1946
	3.			Austin, October 8, 1947
	4.			Eagle Pass, March 24, 1947
	5.			Austin, March 26, 1948
	6.			Austin, September 30, 1948
	7.			San Antonio, December 18, 1948
	8.			Del Rio, May 6, 1949
	9.			Saltillo, May 7-9, 1949
	10-11.			Fort Worth, December 5, 1949
	12.			[December] 1949
	13.			San Antonio, February 28, 1950
	14-15.			Corpus Christi, December 3-4, 1950
	16-17.			Fort Worth Conference, May 11-12, 1951
	18.			May 1951
	19.			Austin, October 22, 1951
	20.			Sub-Committee A (Discrimination), 1949-1952
	21.			Houston, December 17, 1952
	22.			Sub-Committee C (Music, Culture, etc.), 1951
	23.			San Antonio, January 26, 1952
	24-25.			San Antonio, December 5-6, 1952
	26.			Fort Worth, January 6, 1953
	27.			January 19, 1953
	28.			Austin, February 25, 1953
	29.			Austin, November 23, 1953
	30.			El Paso, January 29-30, 1954
	31.			Austin, April 30, 1954
	32.			Austin -- Alien deportation, May 27, 1954
	33.			Alpine, September 1954
	34.			Austin, November 28-29, 1954
	35.			Austin, July 15, 1955
	36.			Fort Worth, September 29, 1955
	37.			Tyler, February 3, 1956
	38.			Austin, May 4, 1956
	39.			San Antonio, October 1956
			[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-2	1.			Dallas, February 9, 1957
	2.			[Austin], September 1957
	3.			San Antonio, January 1958
	4.			Austin, July 28, 1958
	5.			Austin, March 14, 1959
	6.			Lubbock, December 10, 1959
	7.			Austin, August 22, 1960
	8.			Dallas, June 19, 1961
	9.			Austin, August 14, 1961
	10.			Laredo, May 18, 1962
	11.			[Austin], September 1962
	12.			Austin, February 13, 1963
	13.			[Austin], September 23, 1963
	14.			[Austin], January 5, 1964
	15.			[Mexico City], May 15, 1964
	16.			August 23, 1964
	17.			Austin, January 25, 1965
	18.			McAllen, December 4, 1965
	19.			Austin, February 11, 1965
	20.			Austin and Monterrey, April and May 1966
	21.			Del Rio, October 21, 1966
	22.			El Paso and Juarez, December 2, 1966
	23.			Austin, February 10, 1967
	24.			Dallas, June 1967
	25.			Houston, August 25, 1967
	26.			Sweetwater, December 1, 1967
	27.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Austin, February 2, 1968
	28.			[2nd Quarterly Meeting,] Luling, May 1968
	29.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Amarillo, August 1968
	30.			[4th Quarterly Meeting,] Houston, December 2-3, 1968
	31.			1st Quarterly Meeting, [ Austin,] [February 15,] 1969
	32.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, El Paso, June 6, 1969
	33.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Longview, September, 1969
	34.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Austin, December 3, 1969
	35.			[1st Quarterly Meeting,] Brownsville, February 12, 1970
	36.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Dallas, May 28, 1970
	37.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Mexico City, August 1970
	38.			[4th Quarterly Meeting,] Austin, December 4, 1970
	39.			1st Quarterly Meeting, [Austin,] [February 26,] 1971
	40.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, El Paso, June 4, 1971
	41.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Laredo, August 1971
	42.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Houston, [November 18-19,] 1971
			[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-3	1.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Guadalajara, [February 13-14,] 1972
	2.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Lubbock, [May 21-22,] 1972
	3.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Fort Worth, [August 27-28,] 1972
	4.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Austin, November 3, 1972
	5.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Harlingen and Brownsville, February 23 and March 1, 1973
	6.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Mexico, [May 19,] 1973
	7.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Corpus Christi, August 6, 1973
	8.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Austin, November [2], 1973
	9.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Austin, [March 7,] 1974
	10.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Monterrey, May 2, 1974
	11.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, McAllen, August [10], 1974
	12.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Austin, [November 8,] 1974
	13.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Veracruz, March 21, 1975
	14.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, San Angelo, June 13, 1975
	15.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, El Paso, August 22, 1975
	16.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Austin, October 2, 1975
	17.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Laredo, February 6, 1976
	18.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Tampico - cancelled, May 8, 1976
	19.			[Special Meeting,] [San Antonio,] June 12, 1976
	20.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, [Austin,] September 3, 1976
	21.			4th Quarterly Meeting, [Austin,] October 30, 1976
	22.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Houston, January 28, 1977
	23.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Monterrey, May 12, 1977
	24.			[Special Meeting,] [Austin,] June 21, 1977
	25.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Austin, July 7, 1977
	26.			[Special Meeting,] Austin, August 19, 1977
	27.			4th Quarterly Meeting, San Antonio, November 4, 1977
	28.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Del Rio, January 27, 1978
	29.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Mexico City, April 26, 1978
	30.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, San Antonio, September 27, 1978
	31.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Austin, November 11, 1978
			[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-4	1.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Austin, January 18, 1979
	2.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Monterrey, April 27, 1979
	3.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, El Paso, July 27, 1979
	4.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Fort Worth, October 5, 1979
	5.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Misson, January 25, 1980
	6.			Emergency Meeting, Austin, March 27, 1980
	7.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Tampico, April 25, 1980
	8.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Laredo, July 25, 1980
	9.			4th Quarterly Meeting, November 17, 1980
	10.			Executive Committee Meeting, San Antonio, October 24, 1980
	11.			Executive Committee Meeting, December 17, 1980
	12.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Austin, January 22-23, 1981
	13.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, San Luis Potosi, April 23, 1981
	14.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Houston, July 17, 1981
	15.			Emergency Called Meeting, El Paso, October 6, 1981
	16.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Corpus Christi, November 12-13, 1981
	17.			Special Called Meeting, Austin, September 11, 1981
	18.			Special Called Meeting, Austin, December 9, 1981
	19.			Administrative Committee [Emergency Meeting, El Paso,] October 6, 1981
	20.			Administrative/Executive Comm. Mtg. (Emergency), Austin, October 22, 1981
	21.			Administrative Committee Meeting, Houston, July 16, 1981
	22.			Executive Committee Meeting, Corpus Christi, November 12, 1981
	23.			Minutes #101, 1st Quarterly Meeting, [Austin,] January 22-23, 1981
	24.			Minutes #102, 2nd Quarterly Meeting, San Luis Potosi, April 23, 1981
	25.			Minutes #103, 3rd Quarterly Meeting, Houston, July 17, 1981
	26.			Minutes #104, Special Called Meeting, [Austin,] September 11, 1981
	27.			Minutes #105, Emergency Meeting, El Paso, October 6, 1981
	28.			Minutes #106, 4th Quarterly Meeting, Corpus Christi, November 13, 1981
	29.			Minutes #107, Special Called Meeting, [Austin,] December 9, 1981
	30.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Austin, January 22, 1982
	31.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Dallas, April 30, 1982
	32.			Administrative Committee Meeting, Austin, January 21, 1982
	33.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, San Antonio, August 5-6, 1982
	34.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Brownsville, November 4-5, 1982
	35.			Minutes #108, 1st Quarterly Meeting, Austin, January 22, 1982
	36.			Minutes #109, 2nd Quarterly Meeting, Dallas, April 30, 1982
	37.			Minutes #110, 3rd Quarterly Meeting, August 6, 1982
	38.			Minutes #111, 4th Quarterly Meeting, November 5, 1982
			[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-5	1.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Austin, January 7, 1983
	2.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Houston, April 15, 1983
	3.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Mexico City, June 16, 1983
	4.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Austin, October 14, 1983
	5.			Minutes #113, 2nd Quarterly Meeting, Houston, April 15, 1983
	6.			Administrative Committee Meeting, Austin, May 21, 1983
	7.			Administrative Committee Meeting, Austin, October 14, 1983
	8.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Fort Worth, January 13, 1984
	9.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Austin, March 26, 1984
	10.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, San Antonio, June 1, 1984
	11.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Guadalajara, September 21, 1984
	12.			Administrative Committee [Meeting], Fort Worth, January 13, 1984
	13.			Good Neighbor Clubs Committee Mtg., San Antonio, August 24, 1984
	14.			Administrative Committee Meeting, Austin, July 9, 1984
	15.			Program Development Committee Mtg., San Antonio, August 24, 1984
	16.			Annual Award Committee Mtg., Dallas, 1984
	17.			Finance Committee Meeting, San Antonio, October 19, 1984
	18.			Executive and Finance Committees Combined Meeting, Austin, December 14, 1984
	19.			Standing Committees, Special Committees, 1984-85
	20.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Austin, January 22, 1985
	21.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Austin, April 12, 1985
	22.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Dallas, July 26, 1985
	23.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Houston, postponed, October 18, 1985
	24.			Award Committee Meeting, San Antonio, postponed, June 21, 1985
	25.			Award Committee Meeting, San Antonio, July 17, 1985
	26.			Finance Committee Meeting, San Antonio, postponed, June 21, 1985
	27.			Finance Committee Meeting, San Antonio, July 17, 1985
	28.			Standing Committees, Special Committees, 1985-86
	29.			[1st] Quarterly Meeting, Austin, postponed, February 14, 1986
	30.			[1st] Quarterly Meeting, San Antonio, postponed, March 14, 1986
	31.			[1st] Quarterly Meeting, Austin, April 25, 1986
	32.			2nd Quarterly Meeting, Austin, June 26, 1986
	33.			3rd Quarterly Meeting, Austin, August 29, 1986
	34.			4th Quarterly Meeting, Austin, November 14, 1986
	35.			1st Quarterly Meeting, Austin, February 27, 1987
			[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-6				Tapes of Commission meetings, 1976-1987

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Commissioners' files, 1943-1987, 2.47 cubic ft.
	Files contain correspondence, memorandums, biographical materials, photographs, speeches, copies of legislative resolutions and bills, and other material. Dates covered are 1943-1987. These are files of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission Commissioners, documenting their activities while serving on the Commission. Topics covered include Commission meetings, conferences, international relations, visits of state or other officials between Texas and Mexico or other Latin American countries, travel plans and arrangements of Commissioners, promotional activities, and routine affairs.
	Arrangement
	Arranged in a loose reverse chronological order, based on the date the Commissioner began serving.
	Index Terms
	The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.
		Subjects:
			Pan-Americanism.
			International relations.
			International cooperation.
		Places:
			Mexican American Border Region.
			Texas--Relations--Mexico.
			Mexico--Relations--Texas.
		Document Types:
			Correspondence--1943-1987.
			Biography files--1943-1987.
			Photographs--1943-1987.
			Speeches--1943-1987.
			Bills (legislative records)--1943-1987.
		Functions:
			Promoting international relations.
			[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-7	1.			Michael L. Lauderdale (appointed March 7, 1986), 1985-1991
	2.			Dr. Billy R. Reagan, Houston, 1986
	3.			Paula Montoya, (appointed March 6, 1986), 1985-1991
	4.			Sondra Sugerman, (appointed March 11, 1986), 1985-1991
	5.			David L. Garza, Houston, 12/83 - 6/89
	6.			Arthur C. Troilo, Jr., San Antonio, 11/12/81 - 6/19/87
	7.			R. Richard Rubottom, Dallas, 11/12/81 - 6/19/87
	8.			Nathan Safir, San Antonio, 12/83 - 6/87
	9.			Rose Mary Cervantes, Houston, 7/79 - 6/85
	10.			Manuel Jara, Ft. Worth, 7/79 - 6/85
	11.			Haywood Gulley, Del Rio, 7/79 - 6/85
	12.			Travis Johnson, El Paso, December 1984 - 6/18/89
			[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-8	1.			Jose Alvardo, Jr., Corpus Christi, 1/30/78 - 6/18/83
	2.			Arnaldo Ramirez, Sr., Mission, 1/30/78 - 6/18/83
	3.			Mrs. W. Lane (Pic) Rivers, Houston, 1/30/78 - 6/18/83
	4.			A. John Castillo, 1975 - 6/19/79
	5.			Steve A. Lillard, III, Laredo, 9/3/75 - 6/18/81 - 6/18/87
	6.			Dorrance H. Guy, El Paso, 9/3/75 - 6/18/81
	7.			Aubrey N. Kline, San Antonio, 8/28/75 - 6/19/81
	8.			Xico P. Garcia, M.D., 9/73 - 1975
	9.			Henry A. Guerra, Jr., 9/73 - 6/19/79
	10.			M.M. Vicars, 1972 - 6/19/79
	11.			Mrs. Randall Nye, 9/72 - 6/19/77
	12.			Earl W. Gammage, 9/69 - 6/19/75
	13.			Dan R. Eddy, Jr., 1969 - 6/19/77
	14.			Mrs. James Day, 1969 - 6/19/77
	15.			J. W. Thomas, 6/69 - 6/19/75
	16.			A. G. Ainsworth, Jr., 1965 - 1972
			[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-9	1.			Walter McBee, September 1965 - 1969
	2.			Jack H. Drake, 9/63 - 6/19/69; 1971-1972
	3.			Robert J. Galvan, 9/63 - 6/19/69
	4.			Mrs. Patricia Penrose Bishop Schieffer, 9/63 - 1969
	5.			Mrs. Bob Long, 1963 - 6/19/73
	6.			Ramiro B. Martinez, 1963 - 6/19/72
	7.			Chas. L. Nunn, 9/63 - 6/19/69
	8.			William D. Bonilla, 9/62 - 1965
	9.			J. Ed Connally, 9/62 - 1963
	10.			J. Manley Head, 1962 - 6/19/63
	11.			Earle B. Mayfield, 9/61 - 6/19/65
	12.			Philip J. Montalbo, 9/61 - 6/19/65
	13.			W. John Newell, 9/61 - 6/19/63; 1972 - 6/19/73
	14.			W.W. Callan, 9/57 - 6/19/63
	15.			Boyd Ryan, 9/57 - 1961
	16.			R.L. Wheelock, 9/57 - 1962
	17.			Conrad Dunagan, 9/55 - 6/19/62
	18.			Mrs. Kelly McAdams, 9/55 - 1971
	19.			Reynaldo G. Garza, 9/55 - 6/19/62
	20.			Frank H. Kelly, 9/53 - 1963
	21.			Watson W. Wise, 9/53 - 6/19/61
	22.			Edwin Smith, 1952 - 1955
	23.			George W. Strake, 9/51 - 1955
	24.			Ramon Guerra, 9/49 - 6/19/55
	25.			Neville G. Penrose, 9/49 - 6/19/57
	26.			Dr. Julian T. Saldivar, 1949 - 6/19/53
	27.			Claude W. Meadows, 9/49 - 6/19/57
	28.			Tom Slick, 1949 - 6/19/53
	29.			Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright, 9/11/47 - 1949
	30.			Bishop C.E. Byrne, 9/11/47 - 6/19/51
	31.			Guy I. Warren, 9/11/47 - 6/19/51
	32.			Hugh A.L. Halff, 9/11/47 - 6/19/53
	33.			Karl Hoblitzelle, 9/11/47 - 1949
	34.			Arnulfo Zamora, 1/22/46 - 9/4/47
	35.			Ed C. Heid, 9/20/45 - 9/4/47
	36.			Dorrance D. Rodderick, 1943-1945, 9/11/47 - 6/19/57
	37.			Bob Smith, 1943-45, 9/20/45 - 6/19/49
	38.			Lloyd Bentson, Sr., 9/20/45 - 6/19/49
	39.			Andres Rivera, Jr., 1943-1945, 9/45 - 9/47, 9/53 -6/61
	40.			Matias Dellano, 1943-1945, 9/20/45 - 1/22/46
	41.			Commissioners Biographical Material, [1943-1973]

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General files, 1944-1987, undated, 45.72 cubic ft.
	General files of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission, including correspondence, subject files, speeches, clippings, photographs, and administrative files. Dates covered are 1944-1987 and undated. Subject coverage includes discrimination; braceros; migrant labor; international affairs; state visits of Mexican and Texas governors; consular matters; education, including bilingual education, exchange programs, visits of Mexican teachers, and scholarships; tourism; industry; joint Texas-Mexico projects, such as parks, bridges, and highways; meetings and conferences; foreign dignitaries at gubernatorial inaugurations; and other issues. Large collections of similar materials are grouped together and are described first, ie., correspondence, discrimination materials. Remaining files were left as received.
	Organization of the Records
	These records are organized into seven series:
	Correspondence files, 1949-1987, 6.75 cubic ft.
	Discrimination files, 1945-1969, 3.25 cubic ft.
	Mexican Teachers visits, 1950-1963, 1.25 cubic ft.
	Speeches, 1950-1974, 1.75 cubic ft.
	Photographs, [197-]-[198-], undated, 0.48 cubic ft.
	Clippings, 1944-1975, 2.24 cubic ft.
	General listing of files, 1944-1987, undated, 30 cubic ft.
	Index Terms
	The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.
		Subjects:
			Race discrimination--Texas.
			International relations.
			International cooperation.
			International economic relations.
			Pan-Americanism.
			International business enterprises--Mexico.
			International business enterprises--Texas.
			Business enterprises--Mexican American Border Region.
			Civil rights--Texas.
			Alien labor--Texas.
			Consuls--Texas.
			Consuls--Mexico.
			Educational exchanges--Texas.
			Educational exchanges--Mexico.
			Exchange of persons programs, American--Texas.
			Exchange of persons programs, Latin American--Mexico.
			Tourist trade and state--Texas.
			Hispanic Americans--Texas.
			Migrant labor--Texas.
			Governors--Travel--Texas.
			Governors--Travel--Mexico.
			Mexican Americans--Texas--Social conditions.
			Mexican Americans--Texas--Economic conditions.
			Mexican Americans--Civil rights--Texas.
			Mexicans--Civil rights--Texas.
			Mexicans--Employment--Texas.
			Mexican Americans--Education--Texas.
			Mexicans--Civil rights--Texas.
			Mexican Americans--Employment--Texas.
			Mexicans--Employment--Texas.
			Mexican Americans--Civil rights--Texas.
			Mexican Americans--Education--Texas.
			Mexican Americans--Employment--Texas.
		Places:
			Texas--Commerce--Mexico.
			Mexico--Commerce--Texas.
			Texas--Relations--Mexico.
			Mexico--Relations--Texas.
			Texas--Social conditions.
			Mexico--Study and teaching.
			Mexican American Border Region--Industries.
			Mexican American Border Region--Commerce.
			Mexican American Border Region--Description and travel.
			Mexican American Border Region--Economic conditions.
		Document Types:
			Correspondence--1944-1987.
			Administrative records--c. 1944-1987.
			Speeches--1950-1974.
			Photographs--c. 1970-1987.
			Color photographs--c. 1970-1987.
			Clippings--1944-1975.
		Functions:
			Promoting international relations.
			Educating minorities.
			Protecting migrant workers.
			Correspondence files, 1949-1987, 6.75 cubic ft.
			Incoming and outgoing letters, memorandums, clippings, reports, and occasional photographs. Dates covered are 1949-1987. Topics covered include international issues and relations, migrant workers, student and teacher exchange programs, teaching of Spanish in Texas schools, tourism, meetings and conferences, and routine affairs, such as budgets, travel plans and arrangements, appointments, and requests for publications. Additional correspondence is scattered throughout the general files, including Governor's office correspondence and that of former executive directors.
			Organization of the Records
			Files are arranged into three groups: General correspondence, Chronological files, and Field office correspondence.
				General correspondence files, 1949-[195-], [196-]-1987
				These are largely incoming and outgoing letters, some with additional materials, dating 1949-late 1950s, late 1960s-1987. No files exist for the late 1950s - mid 1960s. Files are arranged as received, largely in chronological order.
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1989/59-10	1.					General correspondence, [July 1950 - July 1953]
	2.					Good Neighbor Commission correspondence, 1955 - [1956]
	3.					Correspondence, [1953]
	4-23.					[Alphabetical correspondence files, 1952-1954]
	24.					Ted Aanstoos correspondence, [1950-1951]
	25-47.					[Alphabetical correspondence files, 1950-1952]
	48.					Good Neighbor Commission [correspondence], #2, 1949
	49.					GNC General Correspondence, #3, [Jan. -March, 1950]
	50.					GNC General Correspondence, #4, [March-April, 1950]
	51.					General Correspondence, #5, [April - June, 1950]
	52.					[General Correspondence,] #6, [July-November, 1950]
	53.					[General Correspondence,] #7, [September, 1950 - January, 1951]
					[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-11	1.					[General Correspondence,] #8, [January-June, 1951]
	2.					G.N.C. [General Correspondence,] #9, [August-December, 1951]
	3.					Correspondencia a Mexico, [1950]
	4-17.					General Correspondence, 1966-1979
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-12	1-6.					General Correspondence, 1982-1987
				Chronological files, 1954-1987
				Outgoing letters and memorandums dating 1954-1987. Files are arranged chronologically.
					[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-12	7.					GNC - copies of letters from Austin office [chronological file], 1954
	8.					GNC, 2/26/54 - 5/55 [chronological file]
	9.					Chronological file, October-December, 1955
	10-11.					Chronological file, 1955-1956
	12-17.					Chronological file, 1956-1957
					[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-13	1-16.					Chronological file, 1958-1966
box	folder
1989/59-14	1-10.					Chronological file, 1967-1980
box	folder
1989/59-15	1-8.					Chronological file, 1981-1987
				Field Office Correspondence, 1976-1979
				Incoming and outgoing letters, clippings, and reports dating 1976-1979. Files are unarranged.
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-15	9.					GNC field offices, [1975-1976]
	10-12.					Brownsville G.N.C. Field Office, 1976-1978
	13-16.					Laredo G.N.C. Field Office, 1976-1978
	17.					[Laredo G.N.C. Field Office,] monthly report, March 1978
	18.					[Laredo G.N.C. Field Office, Mrs. Pancho Villa visit, June 1978]
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-16	1.					Correspondence, August 1976
	2.					Correspondence, September 1976
	3.					Correspondence, October 1976
	4.					Correspondence, November 1976
	5.					Correspondence, December 1976
	6.					Correspondence, January 1977
	7.					Miscellaneous correspondence, February 1977
	8.					M.M. Vicars, correspondence, March 1977
	9.					Manuel C. Garza, correspondence, March 1977
	10.					Roberto Guerra, correspondence, March 1977
	11.					Sharon Flippen, correspondence, March 1977
	12.					Eddie Aurispa, correspondence, March 1977
	13.					Miscellaneous correspondence, March 1977
	14.					M.M. Vicars, correspondence, April 1977
	15.					Manuel C. Garza, correspondence, April 1977
	16.					Sharon Flippen, correspondence, April 1977
	17.					Newsletter material, May and June 1977
	18.					M.M. Vicars, correspondence, May 1977
	19.					Eddie Aurispa, correspondence, May 1977
	20.					Manuel Garza, correspondence, May 1977
	21.					Sharon Flippen, correspondence, May 1977
	22.					Miscellaneous correspondence, May 1977
	23.					M.M. Vicars, correspondence, June 1977
	24.					Eddie Aurispa, correspondence, June 1977
	25.					Manuel Garza, correspondence, June 1977
	26.					Sharon Flippen, correspondence, June 1977
	27.					Rolando Herrera, correspondence, June 1977
	28.					Miscellaneous correspondence, June 1977
	29.					Miscellaneous correspondence, July 1977
	30.					M.M. Vicars, correspondence, Aug. 1977
	31.					Eddie Aurispa, correspondence, Aug. 1977
	32.					Miscellaneous correspondence, August 1977
	33.					Eddie Aurispa, correspondence, September 1977
	34.					M. M. Vicars, correspondence, September 1977
	35.					Miscellaneous correspondence, September 1977
	36.					M. M. Vicars, correspondence, Oct. 1977
	37.					Eddie Aurispa, correspondence, October 1977
	38.					Perry Salinas, correspondence, Oct. 1977
	39.					Miscellaneous correspondence, October 1977
	40.					Eddie Aurispa, correspondence, Nov. 1977
	41.					Perry Salinas, correspondence, Nov. 1977
	42.					M. M. Vicars, correspondence, Nov. 1977
	43.					Miscellaneous correspondence, November 1977
	44.					Eddie Aurispa, correspondence, December 1977
	45.					Correspondence, December 1977
	46.					[Antonio Garza, correspondence, February - March 1978]
	47.					Cameron County Resources and Community Affairs, [1977]
	48.					SC# 78-2-09, Good Neighbor Comm. [Cameron County Resources and Community Affairs, 1977]
	49.					SC# 78-6-14, Good Neighbor Commission [Cameron County Resources and Community Affairs, 1977]
			Discrimination files, 1945-1969, 3.25 cubic ft.
			Correspondence, clippings, reports, occasional photographs, and other materials. Dates covered are 1945-1969. Files concern acts of discrimination, segregation, harassment, or related matters against Latin American (Hispanic) individuals, both native Texans and immigrants; the blacklisting of cities or counties in the state by the Mexican Government; and the formation and functions of the state and local Human Relations Councils. A few discrimination files are scattered throughout the general listing of files and the clippings subseries, both subdivisions in the general files series.
			Arrangement
			Files are arranged as received.
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-16	50.				G. N. C., Hotel Ass'n., Discrim., [1950]
	51.				Blacklist and discrimination, [1958-1961]
	52.				Bracewell, Searcy, Senator, discrimination, [1956]
	53.				Sanderson Case - discrimination, [1969]
	54.				Discrimination - Del Rio, 1968
	55.				Amarillo Special Report, [1972]
	56.				Luzino Biyeda, Rocksprings Hospital, [1952]
	57.				Real estate restriction, [1948, 1951]
	58.				Graham, John Donning, “Juan Rodriguez Estrada," [1953]
	59.				Mrs. C. S. Guerra, discrimination, [1949]
	60.				Garza case, discrimination, [1951]
	61.				Discrimination, general correspondence, [1950-[1957]
	62.				Discrimination [general file, 1946-1956]
	63.				Garcia - Valseca papers, discrimination, [1951]
	64.				GIANT, [1956-1958]
	65.				Kelley Committee - Community Relations, [1953-1955]
	66.				Lubbock Mexican Consul, [1958-1959]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-17	1.				Discrimination - General file, 1961-1968
	2.				Discrimination - General file, [also 1969-1970 1964-1965]
					County discrimination files, 1950-1958:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-17	3.					Bandera County, Medina
	4.					Bee County, Beeville
	5.					Bell County, Temple, Rogers
	6.					Bexar County, San Antonio
	7.					Caldwell County, Lockhart
	8.					Cameron County, Harlingen, San Benito, Brownsville
	9.					Cass County, Linden
	10.					Cochran County, Morton
	11.					Comal County, New Braunfels
	12.					Coryell County, Gatesville
	13.					Dallas County, Dallas
	14.					Dawson County, Lamesa
	15.					Deaf Smith County, Hereford
	16.					El Paso County, El Paso
	17.					Fayette County, Flatonia
	18.					Fort Bend County, Rosenburg
	19.					Freestone County, Wortham
	20.					Frio County, Dilley
	21.					Galveston County, Friendswood
	22.					Gillespie County, Fredericksburg
	23.					Gonzales County, Waelder
	24.					Guadalupe County, Seguin
	25.					Seguin - Guadalupe County, Disc. 1957
	26.					Harris County, Houston
	27.					Hays County, San Marcos
	28.					[Hays-Guadalupe County,] Costaneda, Frank
	29.					Hockley County, Levelland
	30.					Hidalgo County, McAllen, Edinburg, Weslaco
	31.					Howard County, Big Spring
	32.					Huspeth County, Dell City
	33.					Jones County, Hamlin
	34.					Kendall County, Boerne
	35.					Lamp County, Littlefield
	36.					Live Oak County, Longoria case
				[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-18					County discrimination files, 1950-1958:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-18	1.					Lubbock County, Lubbock, Slaton
	2.					McLennan County, West, Waco
	3.					Martin County, Stanton
	4.					Matagorda County, Bay City
	5.					Medina County, Devine
	6.					Midland County, Midland
	7.					Mitchell County, Colorado City
	8.					Navarro County, Corsicana
	9.					Nolan County, Sweetwater
	10.					Nueces County, Robstown, Baytown, Corpus Christi
	11.					Pecos County, Ft. Stockton, Imperial
	12.					Reeves County, Pecos
	13.					Refugio County, Austwell, Tivoli
	14.					Runnels County, Winters, Ballinger
	15.					San Patricio County, Sinton
	16.					San Saba County, San Saba
	17.					Scurry County, Snyder
	18.					Somervell County, Glen Rose
	19.					Tom Green County, San Angelo
	20.					Tarrant County, Ft. Worth
	21.					Terrell County, Sanderson
	22.					Terry County, Brownfield
	23.					Travis County, Manor, Austin
	24.					Upton County, Rankin
	25.					Uvalde County, Uvalde
	26.					Val Verde County, Del Rio
	27.					Victoria County, Victoria
	28.					Ward County, Monahans, Grandfalls
	29.					Wharton County, Wharton
	30.					Wichita County, Wichita Falls
	31.					Williamson County, Taylor, Hutto, Georgetown
	32.					Winkler County, Kermit
	33.					Zavala County, Crystal City
	34.				Mexicans burned to death in Fisher County, [1950]
					City discrimination files, 1950-1951:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-18	35.					Brownsville
	36.					Bryan
	37.					College Station
	38.					Colorado City
	39.					Corpus Christi
	40.					Corsicana
	41.					Dallas
	42.					Eagle Pass
	43.					El Paso
	44.					Grand Prairie
	45.					Houston
	46.					Marlin
	47.					Mineral Wells
	48.					McAllen
	49.					McKinney
	50.					New Braunfels
	51.					Nocona
	52.					Palacios
	53.					Pittsburg
	54.					Port Arthur
	55.					Rockdale
	56.					Rocksprings
	57.					San Angelo
	58.					San Antonio
	59.					Seguin
	60.					Taft
	61.					Tamaulipas
	62.					Taylor
	63.					Temple
	64.					Texas City
	65.					Victoria
	66.					Wharton
	67.					Wichita Falls
	68.				Discrimination - procedure, [1950-1951]
	69.				Discrimination, miscellaneous, [1951]
	70.				Florence Gonzalez, [1951]
	71.				J. T. Canales, [1951]
	72.				[Discrimination, correspondence, 1949-1950]
	73.				[General files; discrimination, correspondence, 1944; 1950-1951]
	74.				Housing authority, [1951]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-19	1.				Austin housing case, [1951]
	2.				Juan Villalobos murder of Sheriff, [1951]
	3.				Discrimination file [includes list of incidents, by location, 1945-1951]
	4-5.				[Discrimination, general files, 1950-1951]
	6.				Press memo on orphanage discrimination, [1951]
	7.				Pecos, [1945, 1949]
	8.				Wharton County, [1951]
	9.				Felix Longoria case, [1948] [in binder]
	10-11.				Ismael Falcon, [1949-1951]
	12.				Discrimination - miscellaneous, [1951-1952]
	13.				Betty Enriquez, [1950]
	14.				Jose Marquez discrimination affair, [1948-1949]
	15.				Discrimination - Mrs. Pedro Estrada, [1949-1950]
	16.				Blacklisted Counties, [by the] Mexican Government, [1949-1953]
	17.				Sub-Committee A, [1949-1950]
	18.				Human Relations Council, general file, [1950-1952]
	19.				Big Spring [Human Relations Council, 1950]
	20.				Fort Worth [Human Relations Council, 1950-1952]
	21.				Granger [Human Relations Council, 1950]
	22.				Hillsboro [Human Relations Council, 1951]
	23.				Leftwich, Bill, [1957]
	24.				Almaraz, Herman, [1953-1954]
	25.				Housing authorities [investigation], 1953
	26.				Labor, [1948-1949?]
	27.				Allison Ranch Bracero Procedure, [1952]
	28.				Bracero Labor Conferences, [1951-1955]
	29.				Bracero “Sample" Project, [1952]
	30.				Charges of Mexican Government Against Texas Counties Appearing on Blacklist as of October 1952
	31.				Bracero Proclamation Project, [1952]
	32.				Sample letters (to be sent to Consul in Blacklist removal)
	33.				Yeaman Wetback Feature story, [1953]
	34.				US - Mexico Labor Agreement, [1952]
	35.				Blacklist removal campaign (WTCC), [1952-1953]
	36.				Laeger, Geo. I, Juarez-El Paso Crossing, [1957]
	37.				Discrimination [general file, 1949-1950]
	38.				Discrimination by counties [correspondence, 1945-1950]
			Mexican teachers' visits, 1950-1963, 1.25 cubic ft.
			Files documenting 13 visits of Mexican teachers to Texas, containing correspondence, agendas, arrangements, photographs, press releases, clippings, and other materials. Dates covered are 1950-1963.
			Arrangement
			The files are arranged numerically by visit.
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-20	1.				Mexican Teachers' Tour of Schools, [1950-1956]
	2.				The Mexican Teacher Program (history and possible projects), 1956
	3.				First Mexican Teacher Visit, January 5-27, 1951
	4-6.				Second Mexican Teacher Visit, December 1-15, 1951
	7-9.				Third Mexican Teacher Visit, January 14-30, 1953
	10-12.				Fourth Mexican Teacher Visit, January 1-16, 1954
	13-15.				Fifth Mexican Teacher Visit, [January 2-21, 1955]
	16-18.				Sixth Mexican Teacher Visit, January 1956
	19-20.				Seventh Mexican Teacher Visit, [January] 1957
				[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-21	1-2.				Eighth Mexican Teacher Visit, [January] 1958
	3.				Ninth Mexican Teacher Visit, [December] 1958
	4.				Tenth Mexican Teacher Visit, [November-December] 1959
	5.				Eleventh Mexican Teacher Program, December 1960
	6.				Twelfth Mexican Teacher Program, December 1961
	7-8.				Thirteenth Mexican Teacher Visit, December 8-20, 1963
			Speeches, 1950-1974, 1.75 cubic ft.
			Copies of speeches delivered by Commissioners of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission, its Executive Director, or other dignitaries. Files include some program agendas, correspondence, and reference materials. Dates covered are 1950-1974.
			Arrangement
			Files are unarranged.
				[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-21	9.				Speech material, [1951-1974, undated]
	10.				S.W. Conference of L.A. Studies, Pan Am College - April, 1971
	11.				New Mex. Border Conference, remarks of Oscar Laurel, GNC Executive Director, Aug., 1973
	12.				Pan Am Univ. - speech - G.E. Garrett, 1971
	13.				Tex. Southmost College, Keynote Speaker, G.E. Garrett, 5/29/69
	14.				Pan Am U., Edinburg - Pan Am Day Speech, 1975
	15.				G.E.G. Speech, Mexico City College, 1958
	16.				Speech - Assembly of Border States - Santa Fe, N.M., Glenn E. Garrett, June, 1966
	17.				IGNC Austin Chapter series, Good Neighbor 1968, Speech by Glenn E. Garrett, Aug. 15, 1967
	18.				Paper by Glenn E. Garrett, Trinity Univ., San Antonio, Nov. 10-12-66
	19.				IGNC Chapter - Monterrey - speech by Glenn E. Garrett, Aug. 5, 1966
	20.				Robert Robinson, address by re “commuter," [January 1966]
	21.				G.E. Garrett, Rotary Convention Speech, Austin, March 1964
	22.				Speech by Philip Montalbo to Council of Internat'l Relations Club, 11/20/62
	23.				Representing Gov. Daniel , San Antonio & Mexican Chambers of Commerce, 1961
	24.				A and M College - Pan Am Week, remarks by G.E. Garrett, 1960
	25.				Speech, G.E. Garrett, Laredo, Texas, dinner honoring Gov. Zapata of Tamps., April 20, 1960
	26.				Speech - G.E. Garrett, Austin, to Business & Professional Women's Club, April 11, 1960
	27.				San Antonio Rotary & Chamber of Commerce, 16 de Sept.
	28.				Gov. Price Daniel speech to IGNC IX Assembly, El Paso, Oct., 1958
	29.				Amb. Andrade Speech, Jan. 1958
	30.				Anahuac Bus & Prof. Women['s] Club, [1957]
	31.				McGee's speech - Latin patients, [1958]
	32.				Speech - Watson W. Wise, Council of International Relations, [1957]
	33.				Speeches - G.E. Garrett, Laredo Rotary - 1957
	34.				Speech - International House, New Orleans, 1956
	35.				Altrusa Internat'l, GEG, 1956
	36.				Speech - Glenn E. Garrett - Odessa, Rotary Club - April 13, 1956
	37.				Weimer - Woman's Club Annual Dinner, March 15, 1956
	38.				Speech - Glenn E. Garrett - Foreign Languages Awards Dinner - Lubbock, Texas Tech, April 12, 1956
	39.				[President] Eisenhower's Pan Am Speech, July, 1956
	40.				Freeport - La Escuelita, September 17, 1955
	41.				Public Relations Seminar (LULACS), Galveston, June 10, 1955
	42.				Edinburg - Rotary Club, April 14, 1955
	43.				Edinburg - Pan American College, April 14, 1955
	44.				Blessing - Federation of Women's Clubs of Matagorda County, April 16, 1955
	45.				Friday Lecture Club - Women's Club, Fort Worth, May 27, 1955
	46.				Kiwanis Club - Fort Worth, May 26, 1955
	47.				Victoria - American Citizen's Social Club, April 17, 1955
				[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-22	1.				New Braunfels - Mother's Day Celebration, May 9, 1954
	2.				Llano - Women's Culture Club, April 12, 1954
	3.				Austin - First Methodist Church - WSCS, February 22, 1954
	4.				Austin - First Presbyterian Church, February 24, 1954
	5.				Corpus Christi, Rotary Club, April 15, 1954
	6.				Austin - Rotary Club, April 13, 1954
	7.				Wise, Watson W. - Pan American Round Table No. 2, Garland, Texas, March 1954
	8.				Austin - American Legion Auxiliary, March 23, 1954
	9.				Austin - Pan American Round Table, April 5, 1954
	10.				Pan American Round Table - State Con., Beaumont, April 8, 1953
	11.				Georgetown High School Assemble - March 13, 1953
	12.				B. & P.W. of Austin - April 27, 1953
	13.				Lamesa - 16 de septiembre, 1953
	14.				Pan American Round Table - Dallas, October 10, 1952
	15.				A.A.U.W. - San Angelo - Feb. 7, 1953
	16.				Pan American Student Forum, State Convention - April 24-25, 1953
	17.				Bay City Lion's Club, July 16, 1953
	18.				Lions Club - Gonzales, Texas, November 16, 1953
	19.				San Angelo - 16 de Septiembre,1953
	20.				Pan American Round Table - Santone (Carter Wheelock, November, 1952)
	21.				Pan American Round Table - Fort Worth, February 11, 1953
	22.				Wheelock, Carter - Pan American Round Table, San Antonio, Nov. 17, 1952
	23.				Christian Men's Fellowship - Sept. 24, 1952
	24.				B. & P.W. Club, San Marcos
	25.				LULAC National Convention, Corpus Christi - June 20, 1952
	26				Cinco de Mayo - Ojinaga, Chih., May 5, 1952
	27.				Pan American Student Forum, Austin - April 25, 1952
	28.				Telling America's Story Abroad, New Orleans, March 28, 1952
	29.				Woodmen of the World - Harlingen, October 19, 1952
	30.				Garrett, Glen - San Antonio, National Univ. of Mexico - Jan. 10, 1954
	31.				Austin - PASF Convention, May 1, 1954
	32.				Welcome Speech - Pan American Student Forum Convention, Austin, Texas, April 29-30, 1955
	33.				Denton - Texas State College for Women, April 14, 1955
	34.				Fort Worth - Fidelity Club, Fort Worth Woman's Club, October 27, 1954
	35.				Penrose speeches, [1950-1955, undated]
	36.				Speech material, [1951, undated]
	37.				Beaumont - League of Texas Municipalities, October 26, 1953
	38.				Kiwanis Club of Dallas, December 15, 1953
	39.				Rotary Clubs of Dallas, January 8, 1953
	40.				New Year's Greeting - 1953
	41.				San Antonio - Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, April 14, 1953
	42.				Fort Worth - Rotary Club, November 27, 1953
	43.				New Year's Statement - Dec. 26, 1952
	44.				Bishop's Conference - Austin, April 24, 1952
	45.				South Texan (reprint of Penrose's story about the G.N.C.), [1950]
	46.				San Antonio - Pan American Round Table, May 21, 1951
	47.				Fort Worth - St. Andrews Episcopal Men's Group, April 11, 1951
	48.				Texas Garden Clubs - Fort Worth, October 26, 1951
	49				Houston - Pan American Round Table, October 29, 1951
	50.				New Year's Statement - 1950
	51.				Corpus Christi - GNC Finance Program, December 3, 1950
	52.				San Antonio - Friendship Festival, September 22, 1950
	53.				Jaycees - San Antonio, February 28, 1950
	54.				Fort Worth - American Legion, December 11, 1949
	55.				Pan Americanism, Tom Sutherland, [194-]
	56.				Mrs. Rebecca Flores Speech - Pan American Student Forum of Paschal High School, Fort Worth, February 8, 1955
	57.				Marc Simmons, PASF President, 54-55, PASF Convention, April 29-30, 1955
	58.				McGill, William L., speech at 5-State Conference, Laredo, Texas, February 18, 1955
	59.				Meadows - Honorary Consul of Mexico, San Angelo, Texas, undated
	60.				Austin - Pan American Student Forum, April 21, 1950
	61.				Rivera, Andres - Lions Club - Gonzales, Texas, January 11, 1954
	62.				Deen, F. Edgar, Mayor, LULAC Convention, Fort Worth, Jan. 16, 1954
	63.				Castaneda, Carlos - (Pan American Day), April 14, 1953
	64.				Sheley, Dr. Chas. - [Stephen F. Austin State College, undated]
	65.				Smith, Stewart C., El Paso, Texas, April 8, 1953
	66.				Strake, Geo. W., Chicago, May 13, 1953
	67.				Tucker, Ray - Mexico's New Deal, 1953
	68.				Sutherland, Thomas S., Austin [Fort Worth, undated]
	69.				Sutherland, Thomas S. - “Can The Good Neighbor Policy Work in Texas, " [1950]
	70.				Wheelock, Carter, [undated]
	71.				Hicks, Marion L. - Monterrey Rotary Club, Oct. 8, 1952
	72.				Gonzalez, Francisco - Rotary Club, Monahans, Oct. 22, 1952
	73.				Lleras, Alberto, Southern Governor's Conf. - New Orleans, Nov. 17, 1952
	74.				Wheelock, Carter - 16th of Sept. Celebration - Austin, Sept. 15, 1952
	75.				Ojinaga, May, 1952 (5 de mayo)
	76.				Berckemeyer, Fernando - "The Development of Modern Peru" - Calif., July 10, 1951
	77.				Tanner, Myrtle L.
	78.				Gonzalez, M.C. - Teacher Conference - Austin, January 7, 1944
	79.				Nielsen, Otto R. - Conf. on Inter - American Affairs - Harlingen, December 4, 1943
	80.				Rubottom, Richard R., Jr., State-wide Conf., Ft. Worth - May 11, 1951
			Photographs, [197-] - [198-], undated, 0.48 cubic ft.
			An assortment of prints, some contact sheets and negatives, dating 1970s-1980s, undated. Most images are black and white, some color snapshots. Dignitaries shown include Governors Allan Shivers, Mark White, William Clements, several state senators and representatives, members of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission, and Mexican dignitaries. Additional photographs are filed throughout these records, such as in Commission members' files (series II), which usually contain photographs of the Commissioners. In the General files (this GNC series), files documenting reciprocal visits between Governor William Clements and Mexican border governors contain some photographs of the visits, and files in the series Mexican teachers' visits contain a number of photographs.
			Arrangement
			These images are unarranged.
box
1989/59-23				Photographs, latest images filed first.
box
1989/59-24				Scrapbook of prints presumably documenting a visit of Mexican teachers
				Oversized still view, people unidentified
			Clippings, 1944-1975, 2.24 cubic ft.
			Notebooks of clippings concerning Good Neighbor Commission activities. Dates covered are 1944-1975. Files of clippings concerning discrimination, segregation and other topics, including clippings from Mexican newspapers. These latter files contain a few press releases and accompanying correspondence.
			Arrangement
			The files are unarranged.
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box
1989/59-24					Scrapbook of clippings, loose clippings in folders, 1952-1953
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-25	1-17.				Clipping notebooks, 1950-1957
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-26	1-2.				Clipping notebooks, 1958
	3.				Clipping notebooks, 1966-1968
	4.				Clippings, [1949-1950]
	5.				Good Neighbor Comm. clippings, [1951]
	6.				Miscellaneous [labor, etc., 1948-1949]
	7.				Commerce, [1948]
	8.				Education, [1948]
	9.				Good Neighbor Week Publicity, [1948]
	10.				Immigration, [1948]
	11.				Latin American Republics, [1948]
	12.				Montague clippings - 1953
	13.				Pan American Day, [1948]
	14.				Reference, [1952-1955, undated]
	15.				School segregation, 1948
	16.				G.N.C. clipping service, [1949-1951]
	17.				Mexican newspaper clippings, [1951, undated]:
	17.					Noticias Del Esterios,
	17.					Comercio e Industria
	17.					Conferencias Internacionales
	17.					Discriminacion Racial
	17.					San Antonio al Dia
	17.					Problemas del Trabajo
	17.					Celebracion de Aniversarios Reuniones Sociales Educacion
	18.				U.S. newspaper clippings of Mexico, [1951, undated]
	19.				Articles and clippings of Jester-Aleman Interview, [1949]
	20.				Teacher exchange, [1962]
	21.				GNC press releases and newspaper articles, [1944-1952]
	22.				Newspaper clippings - special interest, 1967-1975
			General listing of files, 1944-1987, undated, 30 cubic ft.
			The remainder of the general files, dating 1944-1987, undated.
			Arrangement
			The files are unarranged.
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-27	1.				Arid lands studies, 1965-1966 [-1977]
	2.				Aviateca Airlines - Guatemala, 1976
	3.				Attorney General correspondence, 1963-1973
	4.				Alabama GNC - 1967-1976
	5.				Assistance, requests for, 1977-79
	6.				Phyllis Berry - Odessa, 1976
	7.				Advisory Committee on Bilingual Education, 1970-1974
	8.				Bilingual Voc. Ed., Border Consortium proposal, 1977
	9.				Eddie Aurispa correspondence, [1977-1980]
	10.				Letter to Corpus Christi Caller editor, January 2, 1967
	11.				Complaints, 1976-1978
	12.				Condor Publishing Co., 1977
	13.				Texas Department of Corrections, Houston, 1976
	14.				Census report - 1960 [1960-1971]
	15.				Commissioners correspondence, 1977
	16.				Consulting firms, 1975
	17.				Consular matters, 1971-1972
	18.				Consulate of Guatemala, 1961
	19.				Cultural Alliance of Texas, 1975-1977
	20.				CETA proposed plan [undated]
	21.				Comptroller - sales tax, 1976
	22.				Congressman de la Garza, 1976-1977
	23.				Centros de Entrenamiento Para Trabajos, Inc. [1977]
	24.				Embassy matters - general, 1955-1976
	25.				EPSDT program, 1976
	26.				Editor, EL TIEMPO, Bogota, Columbia, 1967
	27.				Texas A and M University State Extension Conference, 1972
	28.				Twelfth Anniversary of EL SOL (Dinner to Honor Gov. Briscoe), Houston, December 3, 1977
	29.				Monterrey Tech, 1965-1970
	30.				Regional Educational Agencies Project, 1968
	31.				Education - general, 1964-1975
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-28	1.				Univ. of the Americas, 1958-1973
	2.				Editorial - S.A. Light, 1975
	3.				Friendship Committee, 1973
	4.				Films, 1963-4
	5.				Flag of the Alamo, S.R #141, 1976
	6.				Texas A and M fire training course, 1974
	7.				Falcon Lake, 1973
	8.				FM 13, 1975
	9.				Foreign Language Instruction - Public Schools, 1968-1970
	10.				GOMA, [1979]
	11.				Good Neighbor editorial (Dallas News), February 11, 1957
	12.				Greater South Texas Cultural Basin, 1972-1978
	13.				Good Neighbor Commissioners fund [1971-1976]
	14.				GNC - ID cards, 1977
	15.				Guatemala & CA, 1976
	16.				Mexican governors - 1969 [-1977]
	17.				Celso Garcia, Jr., 1976
	18.				Governor's Committee on Aging, 1968-1973
	19.				Governor's Office, 1973-1977
	20.				G.O. - State Fed. Relations Division, 1969-1975
	21.				State of Texas Good Neighbor Scholarships, 1964-1977
	22.				Honorary Texas Citizen cards, 1964-1977
	23.				Health systems agencies, 1974
	24.				Highway Department, 1974
	25.				Health-related professions - Laredo, 1973
	26.				Procedure for naming Honorary Members, 1962-1965
	27.				Interstate Compact & Regional Comm., 1976
	28.				Information requests, 1972-1976
	29.				Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1954-1972
	30.				Inter-agency agreements, 1972-1977
	31.				Immigrant Visa, Lozano-Moss, 1961-1966
	32.				International Hospitality Committee, 1965
	33.				Int'nat'l Ambassador's Council, 1962-1965
	34.				Juvenile alien problems conference, San Antonio - 3/13/75
	35.				Juarez-Lincoln "position paper," 1974
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-29	1.				Permanent rules - 63rd Legislature, 1973-1974
	2.				Letters of introduction, 1957-1976
	3.				LULAC - state file, 1971-1975
	4.				Letters of commendation to GNC, 1973-1977
	5.				Legislative Council, 1963-1977
	6.				L. B. B. Performance Reports, 1978-1979
	7.				L. B. B. Performance Reports, 1977-1978
	8.				L. B. B. Performance Reports, 1976-1977
	9.				L. B. B. Performance Reports, 1975-1976
	10.				Migrant Transportation Interstate Commerce Comm., 1957
	11.				HB 41, Rep. A. C. Garcia, Establishment of Interim Committee to study migrant farmworker problems, [1977]
	12.				Memos & newsletters, 1974-1977
	13.				Education Commission of the States (migrant), 1977
	14.				Motor vehicle licensing and tax exemption, 1971-1973
	15.				Memos - inter-office, 1976-1977
	16.				Migrant Advisory Committee, 1959
	17.				Manpower - S.M.S.C., 1977
	18.				Mailing lists, 1960s
	19.				New Mexico Border Commission, 1973
	20.				Newspaper article, 1976
	21.				Alliance, project assignments, 1964-1965
	22.				Alliance correspondence and meetings, Feb., 1964 - Dec., 1965
	23.				Alliance-Texas Partners, Jan. 1966 - 1971
	24.				Protocol, correspondence, 1963-1966
	25.				Press releases - March, 1974 - 1977
	26.				Publication requests, 1964-1977
	27.				Pan-Am Highway Internat'l Agreement, 1967
	28.				Parks and Wildlife Dept., 1965
	29.				Pan Am Development Foundation, Guatemala, 1976
	30.				Resolutions in behalf of the Commission, 1975
	31.				SUNSET - preliminary procedures, [1977]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-30	1.				SUNSET - correspondence, 1977-1979
	2.				SUNSET - press coverage, [1978-1979]
	3.				"Say It The Spanish Way" testimonials, 1960-1962
	4.				"Say It" mailing list publications, 1960-1964
	5.				Shopping patterns in Monterrey, Mexico, 1977
	6.				Texas Statewide Health Coordinating Council, 1980-1981
	7.				Tourist Development Agency, 1965-1972
	8.				Tourist information, 1967-1974
	9.				The University of Texas, 1962-1968
	10.				U.S. Bicentennial Celebration, 1972-1976
	11.				VISAs - Mexican, 1958-1967
	12.				Water Development Board, 1977
	13.				Biblioteca Emilo Portes Gil (Revista Mexicana de Justicia), [1984]
	14.				Chihuahua, Chihuahua, 275th Commemoration of Founding of City, October, 1984
	15.				GNC Interaction w/organizations of Inter-American structure, [1984]
	16.				Good Neighbor Clubs, GNC, [1984]
	17.				GNC participation w/MX consulates in TX (Fiestas, etc.)
	18.				Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon
	19.				Texas Cultural Alliance, [1984-1985]
	20.				Good Neighbor Bowlers, 1984
	21.				Bowling, [1966-1970]
	22.				Good Neighbor Clubs, [1982]
	23.				Sign-In Form for Quarterly Meetings
	24.				Job descriptions - GNC staffing
	25.				State parking
	26.				Good Neighbor Commission, Brief Overview of Activities, 1985
	27.				Commission History - Spanish, undated
	28.				GNC - history and purpose, [1954, undated]
	29.				[GNC - history, publications of, 1954-1983]
	30.				Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Saturday, November 10, 1984
	31.				Hispanic population, 1980
	32.				IMAGE, [1984]
	33.				Immigration issues for personnel administrators in higher education, August 23, 1985
	34.				Introduction, letters of, 1977 - [1980]
	35.				Instituto de Cultura Hispanica, Houston, TX, [1984]
	36.				Immigration & Naturalization Service, 1978
	37.				Internship Program, U.T. Austin, 1981 - [1982]
	38.				International Student Advisory Committee, Coordinating Board, Texas College & University System, Austin [1982]
	39.				International Studies, Center for, St. Thomas University, Houston, [1983]
	40.				Joint Commission, Pres. Lopez Portill/U.S. Hispanics, [1979]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-31	1.				GNC Newsletter [wallet, vols. 1-8]
	2.				Western Hemisphere News (orignials), [1985]
	3.				BIENVENIDOS A TEXAS brochure distribution, [1977-1983]
	4.				Southwest Border Regional Commission Meeting - Governor's, Brownsville, Friday, June 22, 1979
	5.				Southwest Border Regional Commission, [1978-1979]
	6.				State Purchasing and General Services Commission, [1984-1987]
	7.				State Auditor, [1986-1987]
	8.				State agencies (correspondence), 1984-1986
	9.				State agencies (correspondence), 1980-1983
	10.				State agencies (correspondence), 1977-1979
	11.				Attorney General's Dept. correspondence, [1951, 1976-1985]
	12.				Coordinating Board, [1987]
	13.				Texas Economic Development Commission, [1983-1985]
	14.				Texas Department of Community Affairs, [1983-1984]
	15.				Texas 1986 Sesquicentennial Commission, [1982-1986]
	16.				Sesquicentennial - Mexico's participation, [1983-1984]
	17.				State-federal relations, Office of, [1982-1986]
	18.				Texas 2000, [1981]
	19.				Texas Film Commission, [1977]
	20.				Automated Information Systems Advisory Council, [1983]
	21.				Texas Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, [1979-1983]
	22.				Speaker Clayton's study of GNC, 1978
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-32	1.				69th Legislature, January 1985
	2.				68th Legislature, 1983
	3.				GNC - chronology of legislation affecting the GNC
	4.				Southwest Language Service, [1979, undated]
	5.				Legislative migrant hearing - 1978
	6.				Legislative correspondence, 1981
	7.				1981 Legislature
	8.				66th Legislature, 1979
	9.				Legislature, 1980
	10.				Legislators - correspondence, 1977-1979
	11.				Semi-annual performance report, GNC, May 7, 1987
	12.				Semi-annual performance report, GNC, June, 1986
	13.				GNC performance report, FY 1985
	14.				Legislative Budget Board, [1973-1986]
	15.				L.B.B. performance report, 1980
	16.				L.B.B. performance report, 1981
	17.				L.B.B. performance report, 1982
	18.				GNC performance report, FY 1983
	19.				GNC performance report, FY 1984
	20.				Sociedad Genealogica Convention, Austin, TX, September 11-12, 1981
	21.				Mexican Government Tourism Office, [1983]
	22.				Mexico-US Border Research Program, National Advisory Board, UT-Austin, 1981
	23.				Inter-agency Committee on Mexican-American Affairs, 1967-1969
	24.				Education - Liason with Mexican American Organizations, 1969
	25.				Cabinet Committee - Mexican-American Affairs, 1968
	26.				Mexican-American Cultural Center, San Antonio, TX, [1981]
	27.				Natural Resources Center UNM School of Law, Albuquerque, NM, 1981
	28.				NTSU Marching Band, trip to Venezuela - January 1978
	29.				G.I. Forum, [1985-1986]
	30.				LULAC, 1985-1986
	31.				IMAGE, 1985-1986
	32.				Presidio - Ojinaga Bridge, 1980
	33.				Press releases, 1983
	34.				Press releases, 1984
	35.				Press releases, 1978-1982
	36.				Protocol - resource materials
	37.				"El Noticiero," 1973-1976
	38.				Rotary International, [1983-1984]
	39.				Mexican R.R. Officials' visit, Austin, Texas, April 6, 1983
	40.				Railroad officials, Mexican, visit to Austin, August, 1981
	41.				Railroad officials, Mexican, visit to Austin, August, 1979
	42.				Raul Velasco - reception, July 31, 1981
	43.				Sociedad Nuevoleonesa de Historia, Geografia y Estadistica; visit to Austin, August 58, 1972
	44.				Simpson/Mazzoli Immigration bill, [1984]
	45.				SUNSET - general correspondence and reports, [1980-1983]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-33	1.				ANPE Award, Mexico City, July 13-18, 1987
	2.				"Honorary Texas Citizen" (Cards), Sheppard Air Force Base, TX, [1978-1987]
	3.				Correspondence re: GNC future, [1986-1987]
	4.				Tarahumares [Indians, Mexico], [1987]
	5.				Requests for assistance, 1987
	6.				Requests for assistance, 1986
	7.				Requests for assistance, 1985
	8.				Assistance, requests for, 1984
	9.				Assistance, requests for, FY 1983
	10.				Assistance, requests for, FY 1982
	11.				Assistance, requests for, FY 1981
	12.				Assistance, requests for, FY 1980
	13.				Commission of the Californias Meeting, June 13-14, 1986
	14.				Office of California/Mexico Affairs, meeting cruise, Friday, November 15, 1985
	15.				Arizona-Mexico Commission meeting, Nogales, June 26-28, 1986
	16.				Fourth International Meeting of the Border Governors of the US & Mexico, Tuscon, AR, July 23, 1984
	17.				Border Governors' Conference, Arizona, Fall, 1983
	18				Joint Meeting of the U.S. Border Commissions, Austin, TX, October 15, 1983
	19.				California-Mexico Affairs Office, [1982-1983]
	20.				New Mexico Border Commission, [1982-1983]
	21.				Arizona-Mexico Commission, [1984-1986]
	22.				U.S. Border Commissions, Joint meeting, Santa Fe, NM, October 22-23, 1982
	23.				Congratulatory letters, [1977-1979]
	24.				Chambers of Commerce, Mexican/American, [1978]
	25.				Chihuahua, Mexico, general information, [1983]
	26.				GNC certificates
	27.				Consular Corps correspondence, [1977-1986]
	28.				Consular Corps Reception, 1985
	29.				Consular treaty, U.S.-Mexico, 1943
	30.				Cruz, Lauro (Copies of materials re projects of GNC), [1985-1986]
	31.				Gonzales Cannon, return of, [1980-1981]
	32.				Governors and Presidents, Mexican, directory of,
	33.				Governor's Office, 1987
	34.				Governor's Office, 1986
	35.				Governor's Office, 1985
	36.				Governor's Office, 1984
	37.				Research projects reporting (Gov. Office), [1987]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-34	1.				Mexico relief - Texas response, 1986
	2.				Governor's executive training program, 1985
	3.				Governor's Office, Executive Order MW-36, [1986]
	4.				2nd Reg. Con. of the Rio Grande Border States on Parks & Wildlife, October 29-November 1, 1986
	5.				1st Annual Conference, Parks & Wildlife (Governor's Office and border governors), November 5-9, 1985
	6.				Human Services Symposium, Governor's Office, UT-Austin - Mexico, 6/86
	7.				Governor's Office, 1983
	8.				Governor's Office, correspondence, 1979-1982
	9.				Governor's Office, Mexico Latin American Relations Office, [1981]
	10.				Governor's Office of Regional Development, [1979-1981]
	11.				Industrial & Tourist Development, Governor's Task Force, [1982]
	12-13.				Interagency Council on Economic Development, [1984]
	14.				Ozarks Commission, [1980]
	15.				Governor's Budget Office, instructions for requesting federal funds, [1982]
	16.				GNC history
	17.				Bylaws, Good Neighbor Commission
	18.				Goals and objectives, GNC, [1980s]
	19.				Good Neighbor Commission, IRS ruling, [1973]
	20.				GNC certificates w/chairman's signature
	21.				Telephone listing (Austin directory)
	22.				News release distribution
	23.				GNC newsletter/publications, requests for
	24.				GNC inter-action w/Governor's Office & Texas state agencies, [1983]
	25.				GNC inter-action w/Mexico, [1983]
	26.				Good Neighbor gifts, 1984
	27.				GNC support material for budget before Legislature, 1985
	28.				Letter and information sent to Congressman/David Garza, [1985]
	29-35.				GNC Annual Report, 1985-1978 [in reverse order]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-35	1.				GNC translation service (Legislative Committees), [1983]
	2.				Translation services questionnaire, 1982
	3.				GNC personnel policies (master copy)
	4.				Office of Bilingual Education and Minority Language Affairs (OBEMLA) Meeting, October 26/27, 1984
	5.				Coahuila, Monclova, Red Cross, [1986]
	6.				Memos to GNC staff, [1984-1985]
	7.				GNC pin distribution form, policy, and list
	8.				GNC mandate, Article 4101-2, VTCS, (1943-1979)
	9.				GNC certificates, recipients, 1978 - [1980]
	10.				Hispanic heritage vignettes, April, 1984
	11.				Texas Collegiate Council of the Americas, 1985-86
	12.				GNC Annual Award, 1986
	13.				GNC Annual Good Neighbor Award, 1984
	14.				N.P.E. Award, 1985
	15.				GNC Annual Award, 1985
	16.				A.N.P.E. Award, Mexico City, MX, June 28, 1985
	17.				Mexican Journalist Award (ANPE), Mexico City, MX, June 29, 1984
	18.				GNC, Mexican Journalism Award to (ANPE), Mexico City, MX, August 6, 1983
	19.				GNC Mexico earthquake efforts
	20.				Certificate for Alvardo, [1986]
	21.				GNC constituency letters, 1985
	22.				GNC Foundation Package, 1985
	23.				GNC federal funding project, 1985
	24.				Student exchange material, [1985]
	25.				GNC finance package, [1984]
	26.				GNC solicitation letter
	27.				OAS, [1985]
	28.				Sesquicentennial - Austin Commission, [1985]
	29.				House Committee on Regions, Compacts and Districts, hearings - translation, 1980
	30.				Legislative Budget Board, [1984-1986]
	31.				Texas Commission on Human Rights, [1984]
	32.				State, Federal, and International, House Committee (Leg. 1983)
	33.				Interim studies - HS Committee on State, Federal and International relations, 1983
	34.				Secretary of State (correspondence), [1984]
	35.				Direccion de Turismo de Tamaulipas CD. Victoria, Tamps., Mexico, Eugenia Hernandez Balboa, [1973-1976]
	36.				Texas Mexico City office (GNC representation), 1979
	37.				3rd Annual West Texas Conference on State Affairs - San Angelo, TX, Oct., 1977
	38.				Texas Partners of the Americas, [1979-1982]
	39.				International Office - UT-Austin payments to non-immigrant aliens, [1983, 1985]
	40.				UT System & Colleges & Univ. Personnel Association, immigration issues..., 1985
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-36	1.				Inter-agency Task Force, U.S. - Mexico, [1978]
	2.				West TX Chamber of Commerce, [1981]
	3.				International Boundary & Water, [1979-1980]
	4.				Andres Tijerina, [1981]
	5.				General Zaragoza Monument, [1956-1967]
	6.				Zaragoza Statue unveiling ceremony, Goliad, September 13, 1980
	7.				General Zaragoza Statue - Goliad, [1978-1980]
	8.				State Dept. of Health meetings w/Mexican counterparts, [1979]
	9.				Hands Across the Border, [1978-1980]
	10.				Delivery of Human Services Questionnaire - Report, 1979
	11.				Memos out, February, 1982 - [April, 1984]
	12.				Telephone log and forms
	13.				Memos in, February, 1982 - [1984]
	14.				Correspondence, [December, 1981 - March, 1982]
	15.				Certificates (samples)
	16.				[County maps, depicting an unknown disease, 1948-1949] [unfoldered]
	17.				Equal Employment Opportunity, [1974-1987]
	18.				Good Neighbor scholarship (Coordinating Board), [1985-1986]
	19.				Cinco de Mayo, Goliad and Houston, [1985]
	20.				Fiestas Patrias, Houston, TX, 1984
	21.				16th September fiesta in Texas, 1985
	22.				Washington's Birthday Celebration Association, Laredo, TX, February, 1986
	23.				16 de Septiembre, 1981
	24.				Sara Serdan, ceremonies honoring, Laredo, 1979
	25.				Fiestas in Mexico, list of
	26.				Staff activity reports, [1984]
	27-35.				Memos to Commissioners, 1986-1978 [in reverse order]
	36.				Commissioners Directory
	37.				Panama Canal Treaty, 1978
	38.				Spanish learning programs in Mexico
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-37	1.				Good Neighbor scholarships
	2.				Academic Convenios, Texas - L.A.
	3.				Organizations in Austin dealing with international affairs, [1985]
	4.				English classes programs
	5.				Free tuition for foreign students in Texas - legislation, [1985]
	6.				Consular Corps rosters, [1984]
	7.				[Fulbright scholarships for Mexican students, 1984]
	8.				Canadian Neighborhood Girl Scouts (Lone Star Girl Scout Council), Saltillo trip, August 5, 1981
	9.				Johnston High trip to Mexico, 1981-1982
	10.				Austin - Mexico City youth soccer exchange, [1980]
	11.				Programs with U. T. International Office, [1980-1981]
	12.				Austin Lions Soccer exchange program, September 11-14, 1980
	13.				Pan American University - Valley Symphony Orchestra, [1980-1981]
	14.				Estudiantina Guadalupana Potosina, 1981
	15.				National Autonomous University of Mexico at San Antonio, 1981
	16.				Laredo Nixon High School "Golden Spurs," Monterrey, N.L., Mexico, November 20, 1979
	17.				Intercultural Studies Institute, Our Lady of the Lake University, San Antonio, Texas, [1978-1979]
	18.				Uni. de Nuevo Leon students' visit to UT Austin School of Architecture, April 8-9, 1980
	19.				Highland Park School to Nuevo Laredo, Tamps., Mexico, January 1979
	20.				Alien students, [1975-1980]
	21.				Tampico - Corpus Christi sister cities student exchange program, [1980-1984]
	22.				Uni. Autonoma de Tamps. students' visit to Autin UT School of Socia Work, 1979-1980, [1982]
	23.				Mexico - Texas cultural exchanges
	24.				Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara Oficina de Admision Para Estudiantes Extranjeros, Guadalajara, Jalisco, [1983]
	25.				Rotary Club - group study exchange, April 26, 1984
	26.				Costa Rica conference - 1986
	27.				Texas/Mexico Arts Program, Tx. Commission on the Arts, [1980-1982]
	28.				Sister Cities International, [1975-1985]
	29.				U.S./Mexican Sister City Program, [1978-1986]
	30.				Essay contest - Texas, [1981-1982]
	31.				Essay contest - Mexican students, [1981]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-38	1.				Student Exchange Program, March 1987
	2.				Student Exchange Program - nomination forms, 1986
	3.				Student Exchange Program, 1985
	4.				Texas/Mexico Student Exchange Program, 1985--Mexican visit, March 15-22
	5.				Student Exchange Program, Mexican visit, 1986
	6.				Texas/Mexico Student Exchange, 1984 Texans visit to Mexico, November 17-24
	7.				Student Exchange, Texas/Mexico, Mexican visit, 1984, May 24-31
	8.				Student Exchange, Texas - Mexico, 1983, November 20-26
	9.				NASA Student Exchange, Texas/Mexico, Rocket launch, Florida, April 1985
	10-21.				Economia Nacional, 12 issues, 1981-1986 [unfoldered]
	22.				Lauro Cruz, 1984 [-1986]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-39	1.				Energy, International Conference, Third Annual, Monterrey, N.L., Mexico, April, 1982
	2.				Energy, International Conference, Second Annual, Kingsville, TX, April, 1981
	3.				Energy, International Conference, First Annual, Kingsville, TX, February, 1980
	4.				Third International Conference of the United States/Mexico Border Governors, Tijuana, Mexico, Sept. 19-20, 1982
	5.				1981 International US/Mexico Sister Cities Conference, Austin, July 29 - August 1
	6.				Organization of U.S. Border Cities, Annual meeting, 1979
	7.				Organization of U.S. Border Cities, Annual meeting, 1978
	8.				Texas - Guatemala Conference, July, 1979
	9.				Texas - Guatemala Conference, June 27 - July 6, 1980
	10.				Conferences on Latin America, [1979]
	11.				1984 Invitational Americas Studies Conference
	12.				1983 Invitational Americas Studies Conference
	13.				Texas-Jalisco Conference, Dallas, November, 1982
	14.				Texas-Jalisco Conference, 1981
	15.				1980 Jalisco-Texas Invitational Americas Studies Conference, Guadalajara
	16.				Texas-Jalisco Conference, 1979
	17.				Conferences dealing with Mexico, [1979-1985]
	18.				State agency translation survey, 1982
	19.				Material from Lauderdale, [1986]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-40					Visits between Governor Bill Clements and border Mexican governors, 1979-1980:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-40	1.					Gov. Flores Tapia in Austin, Coahuila, April 23, 1980
	2.					[Gov. Clements in Monterrey, March 14, 1980]
	3.					Gov. Cardenas Gonzalez in Austin, Tamaulipas, March 26, 1980
	4.					Gov. Bernardo Aguirre in Austin, Chihuahua, Feb. 28, 1980
	5.					[Gov. Clements in] Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico, [August 27, 1979]
	6.					[Gov. Clements in] Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, [August 16, 1979]
	7.					[Gov. Clements in] Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico, [October 26, 1979]
	8.					[Gov. Clements in] Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexico, [August 14, 1979]
	9.					Gov. Martinez Dominguez in Austin, Nuevo Leon, January 22, 1980,
	10.					State visit to Austin, Gov. Toxqui, Puebla, Mexico, September 12, 1980
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-40	11.				First International Meeting of the Border Governors of the United States and Mexico, Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, June 1980
	12.				US/Mexico Governor's Summit meeting, Juarez/El Paso, June 1980
	13.				Bi-National Governor's Conference, El Paso, TX, October 5-6, 1981
	14.				Press, 4th Quarterly meeting, Austin, November 17, 1978
	15.				GNC organizational chart (functional), 1980
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-41	1.				Gov. of Nuevo Leon visit, Lic. Eduardo Livas (cancelled), 1961
	2.				Gov. Connally's trip to Mexico, August, 1964
	3.				Gov. Connally's trip to Mexico, press coverage, August, 1964
	4.				Gov. Connally's trip to Mexico, biog. of Mexican governors and state info., August, 1964
	5.				Univ. of Texas - Gov. Balboa's visit, April, 1965
	6.				Gov. Balboa's visit to Texas, April, 1965
	7.				Govs. Smith-Guitierrez Trevino, Del Rio, [1970]
	8.				Letters of greeting & introduction for Executive Department, [1952-1954]
	9.				Executive Department invitations, [1952-1953]
	10.				Executive Department, misc., [1951, 1955]
	11.				Governor, miscellaneous letters for, 1953 - [1957]
	12-19.				Governor's Office correspondence, 1958-1971
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-42	1.				Braceros - 1957
	2.				Pecos bracero feature article - 1952-1953
	3.				Truman Bracero Committee, [1950]
	4.				Cadena Garcia Valseca (braceros), [1951]
	5.				Braceros, [1948-1950]
	6.				Braceros - migrant labor, general, 1946-1956
	7.				[G. I. Forum, general, 1945-1948]
	8.				[LULAC, general, 1946-1949]
	9.				[Scholarships, Latin Americans, 1948-1949]
	10.				American Consulate, 1946-1948]
	11.				[Att. Gen.opinions re: Latin Americans, 1940-47]
	12.				American G. I. Forum, [1961]
	13.				American G. I. Forum, [1950-1956]
	14.				G. I. Forum of Texas, [1952-1953]
	15.				G. I. Forum, [1950-1951]
	16.				American G. I. Forum, [1950-1951]
	17.				Southwest Regional Conference on Migrant Labor, [1953]
	18.				LULAC, [1953-1964]
	19.				LULAC, [1952-1956]
	20.				G. N. C. LULAC, [1944-1951]
	21.				LULAC, [1951]
	22.				LULAC Convention, Corpus Christi, Texas, 1952
	23.				LULAC and G. I. Forum, [1953-1954]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-43	1.				Mexico City College workshop, [1950, 1952]
	2.				Mexico City College, [1951]
	3.				Centro de Investigaciones de Problemas Socio Economicas de Mexico (Tours), [1956]
	4.				Guanajuato school tour of Texas, May, 1961
	5.				Paschal invitation to Monterrey, [1950]
	6.				Tampico tours, [1963-1966]
	7.				Latin American Scholarship Endowment Foundation, Inc., [1962-1963]
	8.				La Escuelita, 1955-1956
	9.				Educacion sanitaria, [1945-1949]
	10.				Material de Informacion [teacher exchanges, 1950]
	11.				Southwest Council on Education, [1950-1951]
	12.				Graduate scholarships - Mr. Wise & GNC, [1956-1958]
	13.				Smith, Bickley & Pope (grant), 1955
	14.				Scholarships and fellowships, [1954-1955]
	15.				"Cottonfield Spanish," [1957]
	16.				Institute for Home Extension Workers from Latin America, [1952-1953]
	17.				Institute of International Education, [1962-1966]
	18.				Institute of International Education, Puerto Rico, [1958]
	19.				Institute of International Education, [1952-1961]
	20.				Institute - U.S.-Mexico Trade & Investment, St Mary's University, [1960-1961]
	21.				Fireman Training School, Tex. A and M - 1968 [-1970]
	22.				Mexican-American Study Project, U.C.L.A., [1964-1967]
	23.				Education - general, 1960-1963 [and 1968]
	24.				Bilingual education meeting, July, 1973 [-1974]
	25.				Benoit, Frank, [1958-1971]
	26.				Monterrey Tech - Abiel Cantu, [1961-1962]
	27.				Spanish workshop, Texas Woman's University, [1958-1970]
	28.				St. Edward's University - Cuernavaca, [1968]
	29.				Delgado case, Reforma en educacion aplauden - labor de la Comision (classroom segregation), [1949-1950, 1959]
	30.				Corsicanna - Navarro Jr. College, Bolivian students, [1960-1961]
	31.				Cultural Exchange Project, [1951]
	32.				Football - Monterrey, [1971]
	33.				Educational TV - University of Houston, [1967]
	34.				[Laredo Migrant Council, 1977]
	35.				Wayland Baptist College, [1964-1966]
	36.				Piper Foundation, [1959-1961]
	37.				Piper Foundation Scholarship application, [1959]
	38.				Language, teaching of, [1955-1964]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-44	1.				Good Neighbor of the Year Award, 1982
	2.				Nominations, Good Neighbor of the Year Award, 1983
	3.				"Honorary Members", "Distinguished Good Neighbors," [1950s]
	4.				Congressional Record, June, July 1957
	5.				Trinity Univ. Conference on Latin American Studies - November 1966
					Former Executive Director - GNC:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-44	6.					Vaughn M. Bryant, February 1, 1952
	7.					Pauline Kibbe, [1944-1950]
	8.					Myrtle M. Tanner, [1953]
	9.					John Van Cronkite, [1951, 1974]
	10.					Carter Wheelock, September 1, 1951
	11.					Tom Sutherland, [1949-1956, 1973]
	12.					Manuel C. Garza, [1975-1977]
	13.					Henry Sanchez - personal, [1975]
	14.					Henry Sanchez, [1976]
	15.					Oscar M. Laurel, Exec. Director, [1972 -?]
	16-31.				Honorary Members - GNC:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-44	16.					Francisco Gonzalez - Hon. Commissioner, [1978]
	17.					Kenneth C. Miller - Hon. member, [1961]
	18.					Gen. Jesus Jaime Quinones, [1953-1956]
	19.					Mrs. O. H. Davenport, [1953-1955]
	20.					Stephen E. Aguirre, [1954-1959]
	21.					Juanita Barbolla, [1953]
	22.					Antonio Bermudez [empty]
	23.					Barry Bishop, [1955]
	24.					Georgie Burden, [1953-1958]
	25.					Mrs. Tom Connally [empty]
	26.					Curtis Hancock, [1954]
	27.					Dr. Jerome A. Moore [empty]
	28.					Mrs. Eve Stevens (George W.), [1955]
	29.					Myrtle L. Tanner, [1954]
	30.					Lawrence M. Lawson, [1954]
	31.					John Van Cronkite [empty]
	32.				Jack Danciger, [1953-1955]
	33.				Jack Danciger, [1953-1954]
	34.				Affairs of State correspondence, [1952-1953]
	35.				Attorney General - correspondence, 1954-1955
	36.				Department of State - Washington, [1950]
	37.				Diablo Dam, [1959]
	38.				Ted Aanstoos, [1951]
	39.				Avis car rentals, [1968]
	40.				Building Commission, [1958-1965]
	41.				Texas State Parks Board (Big Bend Nat'l Park), [1954-1956]
	42.				Bien Venidos folder, [1968-1970]
	43.				SPW de Mexico, [1956]
	44.				Tex. Partners of the Alliance, Appro. No. 0-13423, 1969-1970 [-1971]
	45.				Texas Partners [of the Americas] - 1972-1973
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-45	1.				Big Bend National Park (U.S. - Mexico), [1959-1972]
	2.				Big Bend National Park - Chihuahua Hwy., 1960 [-1961]
	3.				Border Conference Committee, [1962-1964]
	4.				GNC movie short, [1949-1950]
	5.				U. S. - Mexico Border Health Asso., [1946 -] 1949
	6.				Border Health Association Meeting, March 30, 1959
	7.				U.S. - Mexico Border Public Health Association, April, 1959-1970
	8.				U.S. - Mexico Border Health Committee, [1973-1976]
	9.				Border Cities Assembly - E1 Paso [Border Cities Association, 1966-1970], 1966
	10.				Preliminary Material - Assembly of Border States, [1965]
	11.				First Assembly of Border States - Santa Fe, [1966]
	12.				Proposed Second Assembly of Border States, [1966]
	13.				Proposed Border Gov.'s Conference, [1965-1966]
	14.				Chamizal - 1962 [- 1972]
	15.				Chihuahua-Pacific Railroad, [1961-1962]
	16.				McCormick Bullfight demonstration, [1952-1953]
	17.				Civil rights material, [1967]
	18.				Consular matters, [1955 -1963]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-46	1.				Consular matters - 1963-1968
	2.				Consular matters - 1969-1970
	3.				Consular Corps reception - 1973
	4.				Consular Corps reception - Austin, 1972
	5.				Consular Corps reception - Houston, 1971
	6.				Consular corps reception - Austin, December 2, 1969
	7.				Consular corps reception - [Houston], 1968
	8.				Consular corps reception - Houston August 25, 1967
	9.				Eddie Aurispa, [1973]
	10.				Employment applications, [1956] to 1972
	11.				Dope smuggling (misc. news articles, 1956
	12.				Press attache - American Embassy in Mexico, [1952-1955]
	13.				F. E. P. C. program, [1952-1953]
	14.				Houston's Latin American, series in Houston Chronicle, 1958
	15.				Editorials - 1958
	16.				Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, [1965-73]
	17.				Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, [1964-1972]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-47	1.				Civil Rights Bill, [1965-1975]
	2.				Equal Emp. Opp. Act of 1972
	3.				F - general, 1954-55-56
	4.				American Embassy, [1951-1958]
	5.				State Human Relations Council, [1949-1955]
	6.				H.R.C. (Human Relations Council) acknowledgements, [1950]
	7.				Reorganization of H.R.C. - 1953
	8.				Film - Wild Wild World, [1957]
	9.				Summer Camp film, [1951-1952]
	10.				Social agencies [wallet]
	11.				G.N.C. Council of Social Agencies, [1950-957]
	12.				Fort Worth Council of Social Agencies, [1952]
					GNC Log, 1949-1950 [-1953] [wallet]:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-47	13.					Bi-weekly reports, 1952-1953
	14.					Bi-weekly reports, 1952
	15.					Weekly reports, [1950-1951]
	16.					Bi-weekly reports, 1950-1951
	17.					G.N.C. work log, 1950
	18.					[Log, GNC, Compilation of Letters, Memoranda & Speeches from GNC files, September 1949 to February 1950]
	19.				Early History of the GNC [for] Budget Request, 1948-1949
	20.				GNC history - contributions & acknowledgements, [1961-1962]
	21.				History of GNC - Von Boeckman Jones, [1960-1961]
	22.				Hidalgo documents presented to Mexico, [1953-1954]
	23.				Industrial Development I, [1965-1966}
	24.				Industrial Development II, [1966-1971]
	25.				Topolobampo meeting - 11/7-8/1969
	26.				Inter-American Understanding Project, [1948]
	27.				I - general, 1954-55-56
	28.				J - general, 1954-55-56
	29.				Foreign Trade Committee (GNC), [1952-1953]
	30.				ICA (International Cooperation Administration), [1956]
	31.				First Congress of Historians - Mexico & U.S., [1949-1950]
	32.				Second International Congress of Historians, [1958]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-48	1.				Brochure, GNC history
	2.				Borunda, Teofilo, [1956-1957]
	3.				GNC Week, [1948-1949]
	4.				GNC history, [1952]
	5.				[GNC] Handbook, [1954]
	6.				GNC article in Americas, [1963]
	7.				Bills of interest to GNC, 65th Legislature
	8.				Hobby Committee, GNC review - 1976
	9.				Joint Advisory Committee on Gov. Operations, [1976]
	10-12.				65th Legislature [wallet with two folders]
	13.				1977 Legislative Session
	14.				Legislature - 1975
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-49	1.				[Mexican labor, 1959-1960]
	2.				Mexican travel writers, [1971-1972]
	3.				Border auto insurance - Mayor Ramirez, Mission, [1976]
	4.				Advertising GNC in Mexico - newspaper ads, [1968-1972]
	5.				AUGE, [1965-1966]
	6.				Red Angus Association, [1963]
	7.				Tamaulipas - dairy cattle, [1964]
	8.				[Minutes, GNC] Austin, November 3, 1944
	9.				Wide World Travel, Inc., [1960]
	10.				Washington's birthday - Laredo, 1970
	11.				San Jacinto Monument, [1961]
	12.				Good Neighbor Day - Celebration Acuna-Del Rio, [1964-1965]
	13.				Festival Mundial del Folklore, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, [1971-1972]
	14.				Fairs & fiestas - 1972 - [1975]
	15.				Fairs & fiestas - 1969-1971
	16.				Fairs & fiestas - 1966-1968
	17.				Fairs & fiestas - 1965
	18.				Fairs & fiestas - 1963-1964
	19.				Fairs & fiestas - 1961-1962
	20.				Brussel Worlds Fair, 1958
	21.				Hemisfair - San Antonio, [1968]
	22.				Feria del Hogar, [1960-1963]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-50					Good Neighbor Councils [wallet]:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-50	1.					Matagorda County, [1953-1955]
	2.					Eagle Pass - Piedras Negras, Good Neighbor Council, 1954 [- 1957]
	3.					Del Rio - Cd. Acuna, Bi-City Council, [1955-1956]
	4.					Fort Worth Good Neighbor Council, 1954-1956
	5.					Fort Worth Good Neighbor Council, [1952-1953]
	6.				Personnel - GNC, 1954 - [1956]
	7.				Publications requested, [1951]
	8.				London Daily Mirror, student correspondence exchange, [1952]
	9.				Mexico press reports - Excelsior, 1961
	10.				Mexico press reports - Excelsior, 1960
	11.				Novedades, Mexican newspaper, [1951]
	12.				Radio programs, [1950]
	13.				Radio House, [1952]
					Projects [wallet]:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-50	14.					Public Relations Program (Interstate and international plane), 1952
	15.					U. S. - Mexican Cultural Commission, [1952]
	16.					Periodistas Unidos de America, Mexican Division, Matamoros, Tamps., Mexico - July 31 - Aug. 4, [1952]
	17.					The Phantom American Negro, [1952]
	18.				Pan American Good Will Stickers, [1950-1952]
	19.				Virginia Parker, [1953]
	20.				Presidio-Ojinaga Bridge, [1959-1971]
	21.				Gov. Smith - Gov. Flores meeting, Ojinaga-Presidio bridge, Boquillas bridge, October 1969
	22.				U. S. Hwy #67 - Chihuahua-Ojinaga Hwy, [1972-1975]
	23.				Presidio-Ojinaga meeting, February 1973
	24.				West Texas C. of C. - (Chihuahua), [1963-1964]
	25.				Intra-Commission matters, [1957-1967]
	26.				Austin-Saltillo, Sister Cities, visit to Saltillo, 1967-1968
	27.				Austin-Saltillo, Sister Cities - Saltillo visit to Austin, 1968 - [1969]
	28.				Sanborn's Mexico Highway Bulletins, [undated]
	29.				Tenth Inter-American Conference, Caracas, Venezula (ref. material), [1954]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-51	1.				Sociological surveys, [1949-1951]
	2.				Subversive list [and correspondence], [1950-1955]
	3.				Foreign trade, 1953
	4.				Servicios Coordinados Publicidad, [1951]
	5.				Miscellaneous, [1951]
	6.				Spanish sur-name list
					State agencies [wallet]:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-51	7.					Texas Education Agency, 1953-1956
	8.					Texas St. Dept. of Health, [1956]
	9.					Attorney General, Compt[roller], [1954]
	10.					State Depts. & Agencies, list of heads of, 1954-1956
	11.					Texas Employment Commission, [1950-1954]
	12.					Job classification - TEC, [1958, n. d.]
	13.					Texas Highway Department, [1950]
	14.					Board of Education, [1950]
	15.					[State agencies, misc., 1950]
	16.					Texas State Highway Department, 1954-1956
	17.				Sanchez Morales, Andres [1957]
	18.				Snow, Virginia [1952-1954]
	19.				Senator Ralph Yarborough [1961]
	20.				Tort Claims Act - Insurance, [1970-1974]
	21.				Telegrams, [1952-1954]
	22.				Texas Travel Counselors Conference, Corpus Christi, 1960
	23.				Truck Licensing - Mexico-Texas, 1953-1957
	24.				UNESCO, [1952]
	25.				Jose Garate Valdes, [1950]
	26.				Voice of America, [1954]
	27.				Wolverine Council International Football, [1953-1955]
	28.				Wolverine Council [International Football], 1952
	29.				"Mexico Workshop," [1950]
	30.				Florida - wetbacks - PASF - etc,. 1956
	31.				Wetbacks - general, 1952-1956
	32.				"The Wetback in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas," [1951]
	33.				Novel - Wetback, Claude Garner, [1951]
	34.				Wetbacks, [1951]
	35.				1956 Good Neighbor Delegation, Round the World Friendship Tour,
	36.				Wildlife meetings and translations, [1970-1972]
	37.				Sub-Committee C, [1951-1952]
	38.				Sub-Committee L, legislative - 1949-1950
	39.				White wing doves, [1956]
	40.				Y. M. C. A., [1949-1950]
	41.				[Zaragosa Monument, Goliad, 1967-1972]
	42.				Zapata, Candelario, 1952 - [1956]
	43.				Zebu cattle, [1950]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-52	1.				Immigration Service, [1950]
	2.				Immigration Department, [1952-1956]
	3.				Information requests, 1959-1971
					Governor inaugerations:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-52	4.					Governor John Connally - 1967
	5.					[Governor John Connally] - 1965
	6.					Governor Price Daniel - 1961
	7.					[Governor Price Daniel] - 1959
	8.					[Governor Price Daniel] - 1957
	9.					Governor Allen Shivers - 1955
	10.					Governor Allen Shivers - 1953
	11.					Governor Allen Shivers - 1950
	12.					Governor Allen Shivers (1950), Governor Beauford Jester (1947 & 1949), 1947 & 1949, 1950
	13.				Inauguration of [President-elect of Mexico] Ruiz Cortines, [1952]
	14.				[Governor-elect of Tamaulipas] Trevino Zapata inauguration, 1957
	15.				International Boundary Water Commission, [1953-1954]
	16.				Japanese Trade Mission, April 14, 1969
	17.				Senator L[yndon] B. Johnson, [1959-1960]
	18.				Languages - teaching, etc., Bulletins, lists, etc., [1950s-1960s]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
box	folder
1989/59-53	1.				Labor, [1947-1950s]
	2.				Legis. HB [House bills, various]
	3.				LANIA (Latin American News Institute Associates), [1951-1953]
	4.				Texas Legislative Council, 1950
	5.				HB 3 [55th Legislature] - ethics
	6.				Lead & zinc policy (U.S. - Mexico), Fresnillo Mining, [1957]
	7.				Library reference, [1957]
	8.				GNC Extension Library, [1950]
					Legislature [wallet]:
					[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-53	9.					Legislature, [1959-1974]
	10.					Legislature (55th)
	11.					Liquor importation (SB 257), 55th Legislature
	12.					Legislature on Good Neighbor Commission, 1947
	13.				MO PAC - Nacionales de Mexico, [1968-1971]
	14.				Memos & newsletters, 1966-1970
	15.				Memos & newsletters, 1957-1965
	16.				Memorandums, [1952-1953]
	17.				Memos sent to all Commissioners, 1952-1955
	18.				Mexican flag return, Sept. 1950, [1951]
	19.				Governors of Mexico - correspondence, 1958-1968
	20.				Mexican Governors, [1954-1955]
	21.				Informe Anual Gov. Livas, [1960s]
	22.				Certificates - Honorary
	23.				Miscellaneous, [1958-1956]
	24.				Dr. Galo Plaza - Ecuador, [1959-1960]
				[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-54	1.				Fifth Lecture Series - Dr. Kenneth Holland, [1960]
	2.				Fourth Lecture Series - Ambassador Carrillo Flores, [1959]
	3.				Third Lecture Series (empty)
	4.				Second Lecture Series, (Andrade), [1958]
	5.				First Lecture Series, Amb[assador Francisco] Urrutia, [1957]
	6.				Gainza Paz, Alberto, [1958]
	7.				Sheep & goat raisers story in Coronet, by Clint Bolton , [1952]
	8.				Dr. George I. Sanchez, [1946-1951]
	9.				Joe Belden & Associates, [1950-1951]
	10.				Joe Belden & Associates, [1955-56]
	11.				Spanish Surname, People in Texas & SW, Robt. H. Talbert,
					Magazines, [1950s] [wallet]:
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1989/59-54	12-13.					Look magazine,
	14.					Magazine articles
	15.					Mercurio
	16.					Mexican Airlines
	17.					Mire, 1957
	18.					Texas Businessman
	19.					Saturday Evening Post
	20.					Texas Outlook
	21.					GNC history
	22.				Mid-Continent Oil Company, Gonzalez booklet, [1951-1952]
	23.				Conventions, GNC, [1950]
	24.				Good will meetings - national level, general, 1956
	25.				Meetings - 1949-1950
	26.				[Meetings - 1950]
	27.				Ed G. Miller - Texas visit, [1950-1951]
	28.				Montague, Sam, [1954]
	29.				Miscellaneous, [1952]
	30.				Miscellaneous, [1949-1951]
	31.				[Miscellanoues correspondence, 1951]
	32.				Jerome Moore, [1951]
	33.				GNC press releases, [1958-1971]
	34.				National Planning Assoc., [1957]
	35.				Nat'l Security Resources Board, [1949-1950]
	36.				Oil and Tidelands material, 1951 - [1952]
	37.				Office of Private Enterprise Cooperation, [1952-1954]
	38.				Newsletter - 1950
	39.				Brady, Eugene, Assis. Att. Gen. - Penrose, [1954, undated]
	40.				Penrose, Neville G., Club - Mexico, [1954-1962]
	41.				Col. Curtis Deware, [1950]
	42.				Good Neighbor Foundation - New York, 1954
				[unittitle added: see error report]
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1989/59-55	1.				Protocol, 1961-1963
	2.				GNC Protocol booklet, [1967-1968]
	3.				Prime Minister of Pakistan, 1950
	4.				Export - Import Bank, [1950-1951]
	5.				[Miscellaneous newsletters, 1955]
	6.				Mexican Teachers Program, 1968
	7.				Inland Waterway Projects of the Continent, 1962
	8.				Point Four Program, [1950]
	9.				Penrose - Wright Teacher Project, [1958-1959]
	10.				Washington Delegation Dinner for Wives, [1950 -] 1952
	11.				Post card project, [1951]
	12.				GNC pen-pals, [1949-1950]
	13.				Neville Penrose Club, [1958]
	14.				Neville Penrose - To Whom It May Concern, [1954-1955]
	15.				Neville Penrose, [1951-1953]
	16.				Miss Tanner's correspondence with Mr. Penrose, 1951-1952
	17.				Correspondence: Neville G. Penrose, January-June, 1953
	18.				Correspondence: Neville G. Penrose, July-December, 1953
	19.				Correspondence: Neville G. Penrose, January-June, 1954
	20.				Neville G. Penrose, July-December, 1954
	21.				Correspondence: Neville G. Penrose, January-August, 1955
	22.				Penrose, Neville G. - corres., September 1955 - January 1956
	23.				Penrose, Neville G. - corres., 1958-1962
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1989/59-56	1.				Correspondence: Neville G. Penrose, 1957, 1963
	2.				Correspondence: Neville G. Penrose, 1964
	3.				Correspondence: Neville G. Penrose, 1965
	4.				Correspondence: Neville G. Penrose, 1966-1971
	5.				Misc. agreements and declarations, 1986
	6.				Commissioner Orientation Handbook

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International Good Neighbor Council, [195-] - 1987,
9 cubic ft.

Initially called the Five State Good Neighbor Council, the International Good Neighbor Council (IGNC) was formed in 1954 following a resolution passed by the Texas Good Neighbor Commission. This resolution was designed to form an internationally cooperative body to study border problems and promote cooperation between Texas and its four sister states across the border--Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, Coahuila, and Chihuahua. In 1955 the states of California, New Mexico, and Arizona in the United States; and Sinaloa, Durango, Baja California, and other Mexican states were invited to join. The name was changed to the International Good Neighbor Council. Committees and sub-committees were created to study various problems on both sides of the border, such as health, education, and social welfare. Highway development programs were created, other issues such as employment, commerce, and youth concerns were studied, and the development of tourism on both sides of the border was pursued.

The IGNC is composed of government officials, businessmen, and other individuals in the United States and Mexico interested in promoting good-will between the United States and Mexico. The IGNC is governed by a Board of Directors, of which the Executive Director of the Good Neighbor Commission is an ex officio member. The IGNC meets twice annually, and the Board of Directors meets quarterly. Resolutions are passed by the committees, Board, and Council and passed on to government officials and others affected by the proposals or concerns set forth in the resolutions.

Materials consist of meeting files, correspondence, chronological files, administrative files, committee files, local IGNC chapter files, clippings, and a few topical files. Dates covered are 1950s-1987. These are the files of the International Good Neighbor Council.

Organization of the Records

These records are organized into three subseries:

Meeting files, 1954-1987, 4 cubic ft.

Correspondence files, 1954-1985, 2 cubic ft.

General files, [195-] - [198-], 2 cubic ft.

Index Terms

The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.

Corporate Names:

International Good Neighbor Council.

Five-State Good Neighbor Council.

Subjects:

Pan-Americanism.

Inter-American conferences.

International relations.

International agencies--Mexico.

International agencies--Texas.

International cooperation.

Business enterprises--Mexican American Border Region.

Hispanic Americans--Mexican American Border Region.

Tourist trade and state--Texas.

Tourist trade and state--Mexico.

Mexican Americans--Mexican American Border Region--Social conditions.

Mexican Americans--Education--Mexican American Border Region.

Mexican Americans--Mexican American Border Region--Economic conditions.

Mexican Americans--Health and hygiene--Mexican American Border Region.

Mexicans--Mexican American Border Region--Economic conditions.

Mexicans--Education--Mexican American Border Region.

Mexicans--Health and hygiene--Mexican American Border Region.

Mexicans--Mexican American Border Region--Social conditions.

Places:

Texas--Commerce--Mexico.

Mexico--Commerce--Texas.

Mexico--Commerce--United States.

United States--Commerce--Mexico.

Mexico--Social conditions.

Mexico--Relations--United States.

United States--Relations--Mexico.

Mexican American Border Region--Commerce.

Mexican American Border Region--Description and travel.

Mexican American Border Region--Economic conditions.

Mexican American Border Region--Industries.

Mexican American Border Region--Social conditions.

Document Types:

Correspondence--1954-1987.

Administrative records--1954-1987.

Minutes--1954-1987.

Clippings--c. 1954-1987.

Functions:

Promoting international relations.

Meeting files, 1954-1987,
4 cubic ft.

This series contains general assembly files of the International Good Neighbor Council (IGNC), followed by the IGNC director's meeting files. Files may contain minutes, program agendas, resolutions, correspondence, brochures, magazines, clippings, photographs, memorandums, notes, or other materials. Dates covered are 1954-1987. The IGNC met in a general assembly twice a year--a spring meeting in Mexico and a fall meeting in the United States. The Board of Directors generally met quarterly.

Arrangement

Files are arranged in two groups: General Assembly/Meeting files and Director's meeting files. Within each group the files are arranged in reverse chronological order.

General Assembly/Meeting files

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1989/59-57

LXVI IGNC Assembly & Fall Convention, Chihuahua, MX, April 23-25, 1987

LXIII IGNC Fall Convention, Dallas, TX, October 2-5, 1985,

LXII General Assembly and Spring Convention, IGNC, Monterrey, MX, May 1-4, 1985

LXI IGNC General Assembly and Fall Convention, Amarillo, TX, October 25-27, 1984

IGNC Executive Committee Meeting, McAllen, TX, September 8, 1984

IGNC Committee on Constitution and Bylaws meeting, Monterrey, MX, August 25, 1984

LX General Assembly and Spring Convention, Saltillo, MX, April 26-28, 1984

LIX General Assembly and Fall Convention, Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 26-29, 1983

9-10.

LVIII General Assembly and Spring Convention, Tampico, MX, April 14-16, 1983

11.

LVII IGNC General Assembly and Fall Convention, Brownsville, TX, October 14-16, 1982

12.

LVI IGNC General Assembly and Spring Convention, Monterrey, MX, April 15-17, 1982

13.

LV IGNC General Assembly and Fall Convention, Laredo, TX, October 7-10, 1981

14.

LIV IGNC General Assembly and Spring Convention, San Luis Potosi, MX, April 23-25, 1981

15.

LIII IGNC General Assembly and Fall Convention, Del Rio, TX, October 16-19, 1980

16.

LII IGNC General Assembly and Spring Convention, Tampico, MX, April 25-29, 1980

17.

LI IGNC General Assembly and Fall Convention, Lafayette, LA, September 27-29, 1979

18.

XLX (L) General Assembly and Spring Convention, Monterrey, MX, April 26-29, 1979

19.

XLIX IGNC General Assembly and Fall Convention, San Antonio, TX, September 28-30, 1978

20.

XLVIII IGNC General Assembly and Spring Convention, Mexico City, MX, April 16-29, 1978

21.

IGNC Executive Board - 1978

22.

XLVII IGNC General Assembly and Fall Convention, Brownsville, TX, October 13-15, 1977

23.

XLVI IGNC General Assembly and Spring Convention, Monterrey, MX, May 12-14, 1977

24.

45th IGNC Assembly, Del Rio, September 23-25, 1976

25.

44th IGNC Assembly, Tampico, May 1976

26.

43rd IGNC Assembly, Austin, Oct. 2-4, 1975

27.

42nd IGNC Assembly, San Luis Potosi, April 1975

28.

41st IGNC Assembly, Fort Worth, Oct. 18-20, 1974

29.

40th IGNC Assembly, Saltillo, May 1974

30.

39th IGNC Assembly, Brownsville, Oct. 11-13, 1973

31.

38th IGNC Assembly, Guadalajara, May 3-5, 1973

32.

37th IGNC Assembly, San Antonio, September 21-23, 1972

33.

36th IGNC Assembly, Monterrey, 1972

34.

35th IGNC Assembly, Del Rio, 10/71

35.

34th IGNC Assembly, Tampico, May 1971

[unittitle added: see error report]

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1989/59-58

XXXIII Assembly - Laredo - October 1970

XXXIII Minutes and Resolutions

XXXII Assembly - Saltillo - April 1970

IGNC Assembly - Houston - October 1969

30th Assembly - Mexico, D.F, April 1969

29th Assembly, Brownsville, October 1968

28th Assembly - Guanajuato - May 1968

27th IGNC Assembly - Austin - October 1967

IGNC XXVI Assembly - Torreon - April 1967

10.

XXV Assembly - Del Rio - October 1966

11.

XXIV Assembly - Monterrey - April 1966

12.

23rd Assembly - Mazatlan, MX, November 1965

13.

IGNC - Brownsville Assembly (XXII), May 19-22, 1965

14.

XXII Assembly Resolutions (original)

15.

IGNC - Fort Worth Assembly (XXI) - November 1964

16.

XX Assembly - Mexico City, May 13-16, 1964

[unittitle added: see error report]

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19th IGNC Assembly, San Luis Potosi, Nov. 6-8, 1963

18th Assembly, San Antonio, May 8-10, 1963
[wallet]

18th IGNC Assembly, Mexican Governors visit to Austin, May 9, 1963

17th IGNC Assembly - Cuidad Victoria, 1962

[unfoldered] package of clippings, 1962

XVI Assembly, IGNC - Laredo [1962]

XV IGNC Convention - Monterrey, Nov. 1961

XIV Assembly - Austin, April 1961

XIII Convention - Guanajuato, Mex., Oct. 1960

10.

XII Assembly, Corpus Christi, May 1960

11.

California Good Neighbor Meeting, [May-July, 1960 - 1965]

12.

XI Assembly - Mexico City, Nov., 3-6, 1959

13.

X Assembly - Tampico, May 14-16, 1959

14.

IX Assembly, Juarez - El Paso, Oct. 30 - Nov. 1, 1958

[unittitle added: see error report]

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1989/59-60

8th IGNC McAllen Meeting - May 1958

2-3.

(7th) Cd. Victoria - IGNC - Nov. 1957

6th Assembly, San Luis Potosi, May 1957:

[unittitle added: see error report]

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1989/59-60

San Luis Potosi - IGNC - May 1957

[misc. materials, untitled]

Leg. Res. 453, IGNC, May 1957

Resolutions, VI Assembly, Education

General Resolutions, 6th Assembly, July 1957

Bulletin - July 1957

10.

Border Probl. & Social Wel. Res., May 1957

11.

International Exch. Prog.

12.

IGNC Pres. Report, May 1957

13.

6th Assembly, IGNC highlights, May 1957

14.

Minutes of the 6th Assembly, IGNC, May 1957

15.

Campeche Document (Tourism) - 1956-1957

16.

IGNC - 5th Assembly, San Antonio, Oct. 1956

17.

IGNC San Antonio, meeting, Oct. 1956

18.

IGNC Durango meeting, April 1956

19.

Statues of the IGNC - Draft - 1956

20.

IGNC Chamber of Commerce Meeting, Monterrey, Mexico, May 5-7, 1955
[unfoldered]

21.

IGNC - Torreon meeting, Oct. 1955

22.

IGNC - Laredo meeting, Feb. 1955

23.

IGNC - Monterrey meeting, Oct. 54

24.

IGNC - 5-State - Resolutions, 1955

25.

Five-State Conference, Monterrey, [1954]

26.

Five-State Resolution [correspondence, Feb., 1954- April, 1955]

27.

Five-State Resolution [misc., 1954-1955]

28.

Five-State Resolution, Meadows, Chairman, [Jan. - May 1954]

Director's meeting files

[unittitle added: see error report]

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1989/59-61

IGNC Board of Director's Meeting, Laredo, TX, Januarry 25, 1986

IGNC Board of Director's Meeting, Chihuahua City, Mexico, July 5-6, 1985

Board of Director's Meeting, Guanajuato, Mexico, February 2, 1985

IGNC Board of Director's Meeting, Guadalajara, MX, July 12, 1984

IGNC Board Meeting, Fort Worth, TX, January 14, 1984

IGNC Board Meeting, Albuquerque, NM, October 27, 1984

IGNC Board Meeting, Monterrey, Mexico, July 16, 1984

IGNC Board Meeting, Monterrey, Mexico, January, 1983

IGNC Board Meeting, Monterrey, Mexico, July 17, 1982

10.

IGNC Board Meeting, Monterrey, Mexico, January 16, 1982

11.

IGNC Board Meeting, Monterrey, Mexico, July 12, 1980

12.

IGNC Board Meeting, Monterrey, Mexico, January 12, 1980

13.

IGNC Board Meeting, Monterrey, Mexico, July 7, 1979

14.

IGNC Board Meeting, Monterrey, Mexico, January 20, 1979

15.

IGNC Board Meeting, Austin, Texas, July 15, 1978

16.

IGNC Board Meeting, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, January 20, 1978

17.

IGNC Board Meeting, Monterrey, Mexico, January 22, 1977

18.

IGNC Board Meeting, Monterrey, Mexico, July 17, 1976

19.

Director's Meeting, IGNC, Guadalajara, January 17, 1976

20.

Bd. of Director's Meeting - Monterrey, July 1975

21.

IGNC Director's Meeting - San Antonio, January 18, 1975

22.

Bd. of Directors - Monterrey, July 20, 1974

23.

IGNC Director's Meeting, Monterrey, January 19, 1974

24.

IGNC Bd. of Director's - Monterrey, July 21, 1973

25.

IGNC Director's Meeting - Laredo, Jan. 26, 1972

26.

Director's Meeting - San Antonio, Sept., 1972

27.

Director's Meeting - Monterrey, July 29, 1972

28.

IGNC Board meetng - August 6, 1971

29.

Director's Meeting, 1st Qtr., 1971

30.

Director's Meeting - Monterrey - July, 1970

31.

Director's Meeting - 1st Qtr. - 1970

32.

IGNC Director's Meetings, 1967-69

33.

IGNC Director's Meeting - 1st qtr., 1966

34.

Director's Meeting, Aug., 1966

35.

IGNC Director's Meeting, Monterrey, March 1-2, 1965

36.

IGNC Director's Meeting - Summer, 1965

37.

IGNC - Director's Meeting - Summer, 1964

38.

Director's Meeting - Monterrey, Jan. 23, 1964

39.

Director's Meeting - Monterrey, Aug. 9, 1963

40.

Director's Meeting - Monterrey, January 31, 1963

41.

Director's Meeting, Monterrey, July 27-8, 1962

42.

Director's Meeting - June 30-July 1, 1961

43.

Director's Meeting, Monterrey, July 21, 1960

44.

Director's Meeting, Monterrey, July 9, 1959

45.

IGNC Director's Meeting - February 1959

46.

Director's Meeting, Monterrey - July 5, 1958

47.

IGNC Director's Meeting, McAllen, February 1958

48.

IGNC Director's Meeting, August 15, 1957

49.

Director's Meeting - IGNC - Austin, August 1957

50.

President's Rpt., Dir. Mtg., IGNC, August 1957

51.

IGNC Director's Mtg., Monterrey, February 1957

Correspondence files, 1954-1985,
2 cubic ft.

These are incoming and outgoing letters of the International Good Neighbor Council, generally sent to the Executive Director of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission, who was an ex officio member of the International Good Neighbor Council Board. Dates covered are 1954-1985. Topics discussed include meetings, health and social issues, tourism, education, employment, and other border issues.

Arrangement

Files are arranged into three groups--General correspondence, Membership correspondence, and Chronological files. Within each group files are arranged in reverse chronological order.

General correspondence

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IGNC general correspondence, 1984-1985

IGNC general correspondence, 1978-1983

IGNC general correspondence, 1968-1977

IGNC general correspondence, 1970

IGNC general correspondence, 1969

IGNC general correspondence, 1967-1968

IGNC general correspondence, 1965-1966

IGNC general correspondence, 1964

IGNC general correspondence, 1962-1963

10.

IGNC general correspondence, 1960-1961

11.

IGNC general correspondence, 1959

12.

IGNC general correspondence, 1958

13-14.

IGNC general correspondence, 1957

[unittitle added: see error report]

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IGNC general correspondence, January-March 1956

IGNC general correspondence, September-December 1955

Correspondence - Five State Good Neighbor Organization:

[unittitle added: see error report]

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1989/59-63

February-August 1955

[October, 1954 - January, 1955]

[March - October, 1954]

Membership correspondence

[unittitle added: see error report]

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1989/59-63

IGNC membership correspondence, 1959-1961

IGNC membership correspondence, 1958

IGNC membership correspondence, 1957

Chronological files

[unittitle added: see error report]

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1989/59-63

IGNC chronological files, 1969-1976

10.

IGNC chronological files, 1967-1968

11.

IGNC chronological files, 1964-1965

12.

IGNC chronological files, 1962-1963

13.

IGNC chronological files, 1960-1961

14.

IGNC chronological files, 1959

15.

IGNC chronological files, July 1957 - Dec. 1958

General files, [195-] - [198-],
2 cubic ft.

This series contains an assortment of general files of the International Good Neighbor Council, including IGNC history, bylaws, statutes, constitution, resolutions, committee files, local chapter files, awards, IGNC bulletins and newsletters, administrative files, clippings, and a few personal files. Dates covered are the 1950s to the 1980s.

Arrangement

The records are arranged in two groups--files from the 1950s through early 1970s, and early 1970s through the 1980s. Clippings follow these groupings. Arranged as received.

[unittitle added: see error report]

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1989/59-64

IGNC Constitution & Bylaws, Spanish text - 1965

[IGNC] Constitution and Bylaws - [1960s]

IGNC Bylaws - 1959

IGNC Bylaws - 1965

IGNC Bylaws - - draft , [undated]

IGNC Constitution - draft, [undated]

IGNC Statues - 1964

IGNC history, ca. 1956

IGNC - Special committee to report on August 5, 1966

10.

Civil Defense & Disaster Relief, [1960-1971]

11.

Committee on Public Safety, [1965-1966]

12.

IGNC Youth Committee, 1965 [-1969]

13.

IGNC Youth Committee, [1963-] 1964

14.

Committee on Youth Activities, School Activities Section, 1961-1963

15.

Austin Chapter - IGNC, [1963-1975]

16.

Austin Section of IGNC, 1962-1965

17.

Monterrey Section of IGNC, [1967, undated]

18.

Tex Mex Holiday Council, [1957-1968]

19.

Austin-Saltillo Sister City - 1971

20.

Tuscon IGNC Chapter - June [-August] 1967

21.

[Austin Committee of IGNC, bills and receipts, 1961

22.

Budget, 1959

23.

Austin IGNC, Outstanding Citizen Award, 1978-1981

24.

Citizenship Award, 1975-1977

25.

Annual Citizenship Award, 1974 [-1975]

26.

IGNC Citizenship Award Committee, 1973

27.

Mexican-American Award - IGNC, 1972

28.

Meadows, C. W, Sr., Texas Rep. to S. State Council, [1952-1955]

29.

Collear, N. D, [1953-1955]

30.

Spinks, [E. B.], 1957

31.

Colegio Americano, [1958]

32.

Truck licensing, Sec. of Comm. letters, 3/18/58

33.

IGNC procedure for disaster relief, [undated]

34.

Singleton, [Allen] thesis, [1957]

35.

Correspondence -- Poyo-Skillen, Luis, [1954]

36.

IGNC - bulletin, [1956-1964]

37.

IGNC - Monthly Bulletin, [1962-1969]

38.

IGNC Newsletter - 1969-1977

39.

IGNC Council budget - Exec. Dir., 1958

40.

IGNC - monthly financial statement, 1958

41.

Two issues of El Congreso, 1955, 1958
[unfoldered]

[unittitle added: see error report]

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IGNC Presidents Manual
[unfoldered]

IGNC Constitution and Bylaws, [1970s-1980s]

IGNC Officers-Directors, Local chapter presidents, [1980-1981]

IGNC Newsletter, 1978-1979

IGNC history, [1950s-1970s]

IGNC Directory, 1978 & 1979

IGNC membership applications

Austin Chapter, IGNC, [1976-1987]

Brownsville Chapter, IGNC, [1978-1984]

10.

Cd. Acuna, Coahuila Chapter, IGNC, [1984]

11.

Dallas Chapter, IGNC, [1984-1985]

12.

Del Rio Chapter, [1980]

13.

Ft. Worth Chapter, IGNC, [1978-1982]

14.

Lafayette, LA Chapter, IGNC, [1978-1979]

15.

Monclova, Coahuila, Chapter, IGNC, [1984-1985]

16.

Laredo Chapter, IGNC, [1980]

17.

IGNC - Pharr, TX, [1985]

18.

San Antonio Chapter, IGNC, [1980-1985]

19.

IGNC Honorary Membership for WPC [Gov. Clements], March 28, 1980

20.

IGNC Consultant, [1980]

21.

IGNC Student Exchange Program, 1981

22.

IGNC Program of Work - Permanent Committees, [undated]

23.

IGNC--Resolutions (Summaries), 1955-1980

24.

Resolutions, Proclamations & Official Memorandums - Governor's Office, [1979-1980]

25.

Resolutions issued by GNC, [1978-1984]

26.

IGNC - misc., [1986-1987]

Clippings

[unittitle added: see error report]

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27.

Five-State Good Neighbor Organization Clippings, Oct. 1954 - Feb., 1955

28.

Five-State news clippings, September-December 1955

29.

IGNC news clippings, 1956

30.

IGNC press clippings - 1960

31.

IGNC Scrapbook, 1965-1968

32.

[IGNC clippings scrapbook, 1965-1966]

33.

International Council, 1969-1970

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Pan American Student Forum of Texas, 1951-1987,
5 cubic ft.

The Pan American Student Forum is an international and national organization begun in 1927. The Pan American Student Forum of Texas (PASF) was established in 1943. It is comprised of local chapters of students--junior high, high school, and college--who are interested in studying countries and cultures of other American Republics, and in fostering better relations with these countries. Each chapter is sponsored by a teacher and may include adult associate members. Activities of the PASF include conducting an annual state convention, awarding student scholarships, conducting or assisting with student programs and projects, publication of the Pan Am Times (the organization's official news publication), promoting the study of foreign languages--notably Spanish--in schools and colleges, and promoting better relations with Spanish-speaking peoples and countries. The PASF is governed by a Board of Directors (formerly Executive Board) composed of elected student and teacher-sponsor officers. Committees, formed of student members and an adult sponsor, carry out the duties and responsibilities of the organization.

The Forum was initially sponsored by the Texas Department of Education. In 1949, the Texas Good Neighbor Commission took over the sponsorship. It assisted the PASF by providing office space and central coordination for activities, arranged the annual PASF state convention, and provided some financing for administrative matters. The PASF, now without the Good Neighbor Commission sponsorship, functions as an independent non-profit organization.

These are records of the Pan American Student Forum of Texas. Materials consist of correspondence, memorandums, minutes, clippings, photographs, topical files, and administrative files. Dates covered are 1951-1987.

Organization of the Records

The records are organized into three sub-series:

Correspondence, 1951-1987, 3.5 cubic ft.

Minutes, 1960-1987, 0.25 cubic ft.

General files, [195-]-1987, 1.25 cubic ft.

Index Terms

The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.

Corporate Names:

Pan American Student Forum of Texas.

Subjects:

Pan-Americanism.

International relations.

Spanish language--Study and teaching.

Places:

Mexico--Study and teaching.

Latin America--Study and teaching.

Document Types:

Correspondence--1951-1987.

Administrative records--1951-1987.

Functions:

Promoting international relations.

Correspondence, 1951-1987,
3.5 cubic ft.

Incoming and outgoing letters and memorandums of the Pan American Student Forum of Texas, dating 1951-1987. Topics discussed include cultures students are studying, student programs and projects, contests and conventions involving the Forum, publications, scholarships, committee duties, campaigns for elections, starting PASF chapters, student Spanish clubs, the annual PASF state convention, and other topics.

Arrangment of the Records

Files are arranged into three groups: Executive Board/Board of Directors correspondence, General correspondence, and Chronological files. Within each group the files are arranged chronologically, with the latest materials filed first.

Executive Board/Board of Directors correspondence

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Correspondence with Board, 1987-1988

Correspondence with Board, 1986-1987

3-7.

Board of Directors, 1986-1980

8-18.

Executive Board, 1980-1974

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Executive Board, 1973-1974

Board of Directors, 1972-1973

3-6.

Executive Board, 1972-1968

PASF Officers, 1963-1964

Directors--PASF, 1962-1963

PASF Officers, 1960-1961

General correspondence

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10-18.

General correspondence, 1979-1965

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1-9.

General correspondence, 1964-1951

Chronological files

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1989/59-68

10-17.

Chronological files, 1987-1979

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1-20.

Chronological files, 1979-1958

Minutes, 1960-1987,
0.25 cubic ft.

Minutes of the Pan American Student Forum of Texas Executive Board/Board of Directors quarterly meetings, dating 1960-1987.

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21.

PASF Board Meetings-- 1974-1987

22.

PASF Board Meetings-- 1960-1974

General files, [195-]-1987,
1.25 cubic ft.

An assortment of topical and administrative files of the Pan American Student Forum of Texas, including bylaws, PASF history, scholarships, state projects, trips to Mexico, convention contracts, correspondence, scrapbooks, and other materials. Files are dated from the 1950s to 1987. Unarranged.

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23.

PASF Exemption Status, [1973-1981]

24.

Revised By-laws, [1950s-1983]

25.

History of PASF, [1950s-1960s]

26.

PASF Proclamation, [1984]

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M.L. Tanner Scholarship Recipients, 1986-1987

M.L. Tanner Scholarship Recipients, 1985-1986

M.L. Tanner Scholarship Recipients, 1984-85

Mexican American Cultural Center Student Internship Award, [1980-1985]

Thelma and E.M. Stevens Great Western Finance Awards Winners, [1975-1976]

Past scholarship recipients [lists, 1956-1986]

[Past scholarship recipients, applications and lists, 1963-1984]

UDLA [Universidad de las Americas] Correspondence, [1962-1987]

David Crawford Memorial Scholarship Recipient, [1977]

10.

Achievement Award Recipients, Teacher/Sponsor, [1980-1987]

11.

Achievement Award Recipients, Students, [1975-1987]

12.

Longstanding Membership reports, 1962-63

13.

Mexican trip - 1964

14.

Executive Board visit-University of the Americas, Puebla, Mex., 1972

15.

Convention Center Contracts, [1971-1987]

16.

PASF Presentation - Bd. of Education, [1979-1985]

17.

Flag Ceremony & Pan Am Day, [1969, undated]

18.

Information on Texas, [undated]

19.

Information on Mexico, [undated]

20.

Leadership Training Workshop, Amarillo, August 1-3, 1986

21.

Installation of Officers, [1960s, undated]

22.

Press releases, [1980-1987]

23.

L.G. Balfour Co. - Pins, [1980]

24.

Band contracts, [1982-1986]

25.

Texas Cultural Alliance, [1976-1980]

26.

Convention details, March 1987

27.

State Projects reports, [1974-1987]

28-29.

Pesos for Braces, [1970s-1980s]

30.

Colombian Relief Project, [1986]

31.

Mexican Relief Fund Donations, 1985

32.

Amigos de las Americas, [1980s]

33.

La Buena Madre Correspondence, [1980s]

34.

Operation Ninos Information, [1980s]

35.

Youth for Understanding, [1980s]

36.

Personal memento book of Miss Myrtle L. Tanner
[unfoldered]

37.

[scrapbook] Pan American Student Forum - -football, annual convention, etc., 1961-1962

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Texas Council on Migrant Labor, 1955-1965, ca. 1976,
1 cubic ft.

The Texas Council on Migrant Labor was established in 1957 by the 55th Legislature, Senate Bill 229. It was composed of seven ex-officio members--heads or executive officers of several state agencies, including the executive director of the Good Neighbor Commission. The Council had the responsibility of coordinating the work of state agencies for improving travel and living conditions of migrant laborers. Specific duties included making surveys, holding hearings, and providing consultative services on matters affecting migrant labor, and assisting state and federal agencies with formulation and promulgation of migrant-related legislation. In 1965 the 59th Legislature, through Senate Bill 179, terminated the existence of the Council. All of its duties and powers were transferred to the Texas Good Neighbor Commission.

Files contain legislation, conference proceedings, reports, newsletters, correspondence, notes, memorandums, printed materials, and clippings of the Texas Council on Migrant Labor, dating 1955-1965, and ca. 1976. These records cover the years of the Counci's existence, 1957-1965. Following these materials is a part of a migrant report prepared by the Texas Good Neighbor Commission, dated ca. 1976.

Arrangement

These records are unarranged.

Index Terms

The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.

Corporate Names:

Texas Council on Migrant Labor.

Subjects:

Migrant labor--Texas--Social conditions.

Migrant labor--Texas--Economic conditions.

Migrant labor--Legal status, laws, etc.--Texas.

Migrant labor--Education--Texas.

Children of migrant labor--Education--Texas.

Document Types:

Bills (legislative records)--1955-1965.

Proceedings--c. 1955-1965.

Reports--c. 1955-1987.

Correspondence--c. 1955-1965.

Functions:

Protecting migrant workers.

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Personnel data and audit reports, [1957-1965]

Special Interim Committee on Migrant Labor, Special Session, Leg. 1-62,

Senate Subcommittee on Migratory Labor, [1960-1961]

Texas Conference on Domestic Migrant Farm Workers, Austin, January 11, 1961

Federal Legislation, [1958-1963]

Legislation--Misc., [1950s-1960s]

H.B. 165, de la Garza, (58th Leg.), Child Labor, passed, 1963

H.B. 401, Townsend, et al (58th Leg.), Transportation of Migrant Labor, 1963

S.B. 's 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 411, Kennard (58th Leg.), AME, Child Labor, Crew, 1963

10.

H.B. 's 791, 792, 793, 794, 795, 796, Ligarde, (58th Leg.), Adult Migrant Ed., 1963

11.

H.B. 331, Markgraf (58th Leg.), School Comp. Attend. Law, passed, 1963

12.

H.B. 17, School Com. Attend. Law, Hinson, et al, passed, 57th Leg., 1961

13.

H.B. 113, Transportation of Migrants, Rosas, Bartran & Alaniz, 57th Leg. (passed), 1961

14.

H.B. 203, Child Labor Law, de la Garza, 1961

15.

S.B. 396, Housing, Mig. Labor Camp, Kazen, not voted on, 1961

16.

H. B. 500, licensing of Crew Leaders, Kennard, Longeria & Alaniz, not voted on, 1961

17.

H. S. R. 164, Interim Committee on Migrants, Kennard, (Resol. adopted), 1962

18.

Migrant bills, 56th - 1959

19.

H. B. 802 by Rep. Rosas, 56th Leg., Transport. of Migrants, 1959

20.

H. B. 51, Laurel (Passed), Pre-School Ed. Program for Non-English Speaking Children

21.

H. B. 709, by Laurel, Hale, Amend. School Attendance Statutes, [1959]

22.

H. B. No. 720, by Laurel, Licensing of Mig. Crewleaders

23.

S. B. 337, by Sen. Gonzales, Exemptions to Child Labor Law

24.

S. B. No. 335, Abe Kasen, Migrant Labor Housing (no pass), 1959

25-27.

President's Committee on M. Labor, [1958-1962]

28.

Migratory Labor, President's Commission, Washington, D. C., [1950-1962]

29.

Texas Committee on Migrant Farm Workers, [1964-65]

30.

Texas Committee on Migrant Farm Workers, [1960-67]

31.

Texas Committee on Migrant Farm Workers, [1959-62]

32.

American Friends Service Committee (Beulah Hodge), [1958-1959]

33.

American Friends Service Committee, [1957-1958]

34.

Texas Conference on Education for Adult Migrant Farm Workers, March 8, 1962

35.

Western Interstate Conference on Migratory Labor, Phoenix, Ariz., April, 1960

36.

Mid-American Conference [on] Migratory Labor, April 7-9, 1959

37.

Mid-American Conference [on Migratory Labor, 1959]

38.

Health, U. S. Dept. of, (12-member planning group of midwest and central states), [1958-1959]

39.

Council of Churches, Texas Migrant Ministry Committee, [1955-1961]

40.

Conference on Migrant Labor, State, November 8, 1958

41.

Earning Opportunities Forum for Migrants, [1959-60]

42.

C[ouncil] of Churches, [1960-1967, undated]

43.

[Part of GNC migrant proposal/report, ca. 1976]

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Annual Reports (GNC), 1943-1945, 1947, 1951-1986,
2 cubic ft.

These are annual reports of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission for the years 1943-1945, 1947, and 1951-1986.

Arrangement

These records are arranged chronologically.

Index Terms

The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.

Document Types:

Annual reports--1943-1986.

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Annual reports, 1943-45, 1947, 1951-1978

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Annual reports, 1979-1986

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