urn:taro:utexas.cah.00085 A Guide to the Jack Cox Papers, 1950-1964 Dolph Briscoe Center for American History Text converted and initial EAD tagging provided by Apex Data Services, April 2001. Finding aid written in English. April 19, 2007 Major reformatting by Evan Hocker. August 7, 2002 Edited with XMetaL 2 by Kristy Sorensen, according to instructions in Editing TARO EAD XML Finding Aids with XMetaL. Tue Jul 22 15:26:52 CDT 2003 urn:taro:utexas.cah.00085 converted from EAD 1.0 to 2002 by v1to02.xsl (20030505). Descriptive Summary Cox, Jack Jack Cox Papers 1950-1964 66-93 37 ft., 4 in. Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin Jack Cox (1921-1990) served in the Texas State Legislature as a Democrat from 1946-1952, and later ran as a Republican candidate for various political offices. Printed material, correspondence, notes, sound recordings, and films document his campaigns. English. Biographical Note

Jack Cox (1921-1990) was born in Stephens County, Texas, and graduated from North Texas State University. A veteran of the Second World War, he worked in the oil business. He served in the Texas State Legislature as a Democrat from 1946-1952. During the middle 1950s, Cox became active in conservative politics. He changed his party affiliation and ran as a Republican for governor, the U. S. Senate and the U. S. House of Representatives.

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Printed material, correspondence, notes, sound recordings, and films document campaigns for elective office Jack Cox ran in Texas. The papers include Cox's files on election districts, and his campaign literature and promotional material. Personal material and Cox's reference files, including conservative publications he had collected, comprise the rest of his papers.

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Jack Cox Papers, 1950-1964, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.

 Inventory 4Zd276 Files, subject: Hardin College, general, 1951-1954 Hardin College, general, 1955 Congress, 1952 Hardin College, National Education Program, 1953 Issues: Youth and communism, 1961 Tidelands, undated Two party syste, undated Trinity Canal, 1962 TV and Radio censorship, 1961 United Nations, 1961 Welfare, 1962 Water, 1961 Unanswered Questionnaires, 1962 UNESCO, 1954, 1956 Texas Future Farmers of America, 1959 IPAA Convention, St. Louis, October 1955, 1956 Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association, 1956 4Zd277 Correspondence, by County, 1951 Personal correspondence, 1955-1958 Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Convention, speaking engagement, December 12-13, 1955 Taxes, Texas Financial Crisis, 1961 4Zd278 Supreme Court, U. S., 1956-1959 Texas Commission on Higher Education, 1957-1958 Correspondence, 1952 "Freedom in Action," materials, 1952 Petitions, notes, clippings, political material: Petitions, undated Notes, clippings, political material, 1962 Pamphlets, 1950 From 35mm film, 1952 4Zd279 Hardin College, National Education Program: Pamphlets, booklets, 1952 The Hardin College Freedom Forum Manual, 1951 Personal and political before 1960: Personal, 1953 Personal correspondence, 1954 Reading file, May 1, 1954 - December 31, 1954 Telegrams, 1955 Tax, personal, 1954-1955 Telegrams, 1954 Politics, general, 1954 Contacts, 1953-1954 Home, 1953-1954 Contacts, 1955 4Zd280 Politics, 1952 Politics, 1953 Politics, clippings, 1952 Politics, general, 1955 Ad valorem taxes, 1954-1955 American Petroleum Institute, 1954 Background, U. S. A., 1953 Condor Petroleum Corporation, 1954 Daniel, Price, 1954 Football, 1954-1955 Institute of Management, Colorado, 1954 Johnson, Lyndon B., 1954 Louisiana, 1954 McCarthy, Joseph, Senator, 1954 Nixon, Maston, 1953 Pawley, 1953-1954 Shivers, politics, 1954-1955 Shivers campaign, 1954 Shivers, letters, 1954 Correspondence, printed material, clippings, 1954 4Zd281 TV file, Shivers, undated Price fixing, H. B. #7, 1955 Sheppard, John Ben, 1954 Tax study, Mid-Continent, 1953-1954 Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association, 1953-1954 Texas Service Stations Associated, 1953-1954 Correspondence, 1952: Callahan Comanche Eastland Erath Fisher Hamilton 4Zd282 Jones Nolan Palo Pinto Shackleford Stephens Taylor Expense account, campaign Bills paid `H' correspondence, 1951-1952 `L' 4Zd283 `M' correspondence, 1952 Clippings, printed materials, correspondence, 1951-1952 Printed material, correspondence, 1952 Latin American material: Speech on Latin American Policy, 1961 Trip, 1960 Reservations, schedules, 1960 Trip, 1960 Articles, 1961 Miscellaneous, 1960 Campaign Correspondence, 1959-1963: County file, districts 1-5: G. A. Belknap: Correspondence, 1961-1962 Notes, clippings, correspondence, 1961-1962 4Zd284 Harrison (2) Jefferson (4) Panola (2) Lamar (1) Red River Gregg (2) Angelina (2) Shelby (2) 4Zd285 Rusk (2) Nacogdoches (3) Orange (4) San Augustine (3) Sabine (3) Newton Liberty (5) Madison (5) Leon Grimes (5) Houston (5) Walker (5) Harrison Montgomery Red River (1) Morris Jefferson (4) Polk (5) Trinity (5) Gregg Jasper (3) 4Zd286 Hardin (3) Cherokee (3) Tyler (3) Morris (1) Marion (1) Titus Rusk (2) Out of state correspondence: Campaign, 1960 Out of state (6 files), 1962 4Zd287 Out of state (2 files), 1963 County file, half of districts 6-8: Tyler, Texas (Smith County) Van Zandt (7) Upshur (7) Wood (7) Smith (7) Dallas (8) Dallas, Texas 4Zd288 Harris County (6) 4Zd289 Harris County Houston, Texas (Harris County), A-Z 4Zd290 Houston, Texas (Harris County), I-M 4Zd291 Harris Henderson (7) Kaufman Dallas, Texas (Dallas County), S-Z Tarrant (10) 4Zd292 Dallas, Texas (Dallas County), A-G Dallas (8) Smith (7) 4Zd293 County file, half of districts 8 through 10: Tarrant Grayson (9) Sherman, Texas (Grayson County) Fannin (9) 4Zd294 Dallas 4Zd295 Dallas 4Zd296 Dallas, Texas Tarrant Hunt (9) Rains (9) Rockwall (9) Collin (9) Cooke (9) 4Zd297 County file, districts 11-16: Fort Worth, Texas (Tarrant County) Burnet (16) Concho (16) Fayette (15) Gillespie (16) Kerr (16) Kimble (16) Lampasas (16) Lavaca (15) Lee (15) Llano (16) McCulloch (16) Mason (16) Menard (16) Mills (16) 4Zd298 Waller (15) Wharton (15) Austin, Texas (Travis County) (14) Williamson (14) Bandera (16) Brown (16) Coryell (12) Ellis (12) Erath (12) Hamilton (12) Hill (12) Hood (12) Johnson (12) Austin (15) Colorado (15) Navarro (11) Limestone (11) Robertson (11) 4Zd299 Washington (11) Bosque (12) Comanche (12) Anderson (11) Brazos (11) Burleson (11) Falls (11) Freestone (11) Travis (14) Austin, Texas (Travis County) Bastrop (14) 4Zd300 Travis Bastrop Bell (13) Anderson Loose papers from districts 11-16, 1962 4Zd301 Milam (13) San Saba (16) Uvalde (16) Zavala (16) Survad McClennan (13) County files, districts 17-23: Brazoria (17) San Patricio (18) 4Zd302 Victoria (18) Refugio (18) Calhoun (18) Bee (18) Aransas (18) Kendall (19) Hays (19) Guadalupe (19) Gonzales (19) Comal (19) Atascosa (19) Nueces (20) Kleberg (20) Kenedy (20) 20th State Senatorial District Eastland (22) 4Zd303 Eastland Hopkins (1) Parker (22) Franklin (1) Cass (1) Medina (19) Stephens (22) Delta (1) Bowie (1) Jim Wells (21) Starr (21) Maverick (21) Brooks (21) Denton (22) Wilson (19) Zapata (21) Clay (22) Wise (22) Callahan (22) 4Zd304 Mineral Wells Palo Pinto (22) Montague (22) Jack (22) La Salle (22) Jim Hogg (21) Duval (21) Dimmit (21) Webb (21) Hardeman (23) Haskell (23) Baylor (23) Cottle (23) Archer (23) Young (23) Karnes (18) Caldwell (19) 4Zd305 Foard (23) Wilbarger (23) Wichita (23) McMullen (18) Jackson (18) Goliad (18) Galveston (17) Fort Bend (17) Atascosa Throckmorton (23) Knox (23) Matagorda (17) 4Zd306 Comal (19) Blanco (19) Chambers (17) Brazoria (17) Stephens (22) DeWitt (18) Willacy (20) Corpus Christi, Texas (Nueces County) Nueces (20) Brooks (21) County file, districts 24-27: Bexar (26) 4Zd307 Hidalgo (27) Cameron (27) Scurry (24) Shackleford (24) Stonewall (24) Sweetwater Nolan (24) Mitchell (24) 4Zd308 Bexar (26) Tom Green (25) San Angelo, Texas (Tom Green County) 4Zd309 Kent (24) Jones (24) Val Verde (25) Upton (25) Taylor (24) Abilene, Texas (Taylor County) 4Zd310 Bexar San Antonio (26) Taylor Tom Green Hidlago (27) Terrell (25) Sutton (25) Sterling (25) Schleicher (25) Runnels (25) Reagan (25) Presidio (25) 4Zd311 Hidalgo Pecos (25) Jeff Davis (25) Iron (25) Glasscock (25) Edwards (25) Crockett (25) Crane (25) Coleman (25) Coke (25) Brewster (25) Howard (24) Garza (24) Fisher (24) Dickens (24) Borden (24) Miscellaneous printed material, 1955, 1961-1962 County files, districts 28-31: Bailey (30) Castro (30) Childress (30) Collingsworth (30) Deaf Smith (30) Donley (30) Floyd (30) Swisher (30) Hale (30) 4Zd312 Hall (30) Lamb (30) Parmer (30) Carson (31) Dallam (31) Gray (31) Hansford (31) Hemphill (31) Hutchinson (31) Lipscomb (31) Moore (31) Culberson (29) Yoakum (28) Terry (28) Reeves (29) Ector (29) Odessa, Texas (Ector County) 4Zd313 El Paso (29) El Paso, Texas (El Paso County) Midland, Texas (Midland County) Midland (29) 4Zd314 Andrews (28) Hockley (28) Cochran (28) Dawson (28) Crosby (28) Gaines (28) Reeves (29) Martin (28) Lynn (28) Winkler (29) Ward (29) Hudspeth (29) Sherman (31) Wheeler (31) Ochiltree (31) Oldham (31) Randall (31) Dawson (28) Lubbock (28) 4Zd315 Terry (28) Potter (31) Subject file, 1960: Application for place on ballot Delegates and Alternates to State Convention, 1962 Campaign leaders Contribution requests Mailings, packages Correspondence with County leaders, old alphabetical file, 1960 campaign Campaign literature, samples Houston dinner, March 21 4Zd316 Form letters Mailings, 1960: Veterinarians (Pitt) Veterinarians (Gordon) Truckers (Heflin) Sportsman Club (Cox) Somico Employees (Cox) Bill Pitzer OU Alums (Jackie Sandefer) Insurance agents (Breckenridge agents) Retail grocers (Stewart) Motel owners (Looney) Miscellaneous Hotel owners (Thompson) Girls state (Black and Lewis) Funeral Directors (Satterwhite) Doctor's (Breckenridge M. D.'s) County School Superintendents (Culwell) County Officials (Breckenridge Commissioners Court) CPA's (McCorkle) Buick dealers (Blodgett) Bankers (Gillham) American Legion Office (Bailey) A & M Alums (Kimbrough) Press releases, campaign, file #1 4Zd317 Press releases, campaign, file #2 Publicity, 1960: Purchased Newspapers Clark, Dunagan and Huffhines Radio Television Campaign, 1960: Television; schedules, notes, etc. Speech texts (also see "Television scripts") Television scripts 4Zd318 Speech data Speaking engagements, fulfilled or declined Speaking engements Thank you letters Texas Observer Women's organizations, letters Williamson, Hugh Miscellaneous printed statements Miscellaneous printed materials Personal histories Subject matter, A-S, 1960-1962: City government Communism Constitutional revision 4Zd319 Depressed areas Education: Federal aid General State El Chamizal Election statistics Escheat Law "Extremism" Fair Employment Practices Commission Federal aid, general Financing, state Fluoridation Foreign aid Foreign policy, general Highways Farming GOP fact memo, Republican Party (Conservatism) Government agencies Income tax Industrial expansion Inflation and national debt Integration Insurance 4Zd320 Labor and unionism Latin America Latin American citizens (LULAC) Law enforcement Lobbies Limiting governor's term Manipulation of economic figures Medical care Miscellaneous state Miscellaneous federal Old age program Oil Industry Oil Operation Abolition Padre Island Philosophical discussions Politics, national and state (old file) Poll tax Prisons Red China Republican Party (Conservatism) 4Zd321 Right to work Sale Tax (Law passed 1961) Salt water Dr. George Sanchez Vernon Sanford (Texas Press Service) Hal Sayles Homer E. Scace Dudley Sharp H. G. (Mike) Sheilds Allan Shivers Dr. W. R. Sibley, Jr. Slaton swimming pool Smear literature used by opposition, 1962 Mrs. Hughes Seewald Tad R. Smith, State Chairman, Republican Party Socialized medicine Bob Sorrell, Jr. Speaking engagements Special Congressional election, San Antonio, November 4, 1961 State Convention State Democratic Conventions State Democratic Executive Committee State government State parks Statement announcing candidacy for governoship, November 2, 1961 Statements, Jack Cox, November 6, 1962 and after Statement by Cox, press release September 10, 1961 Statewide candidates Statewide organization, women Suggestions, governor's campaign Teachers Association Telegrams Television Texan When Democrats Become Republican, Texarkana Gazette editorial, September 12, 1961 4Zd322 Texas Association for Retarded Children Texas Commission on Higher Education Texas Council of Churches Texas Employment Commission Texas Federation of Republican Women's Club Texas Legislative Service Texas Medical Association Texas Press Service, clippings (Vern Sanford) Texas Research League, recommendations TEXPAC Tourism and state parks John G. Tower Transportation Travel expense, beginning December, 1962 Hon James A. Thurman, Speaker, House of Representatives Underwood Corp., invoices Urban renewal John VanCronkhite Veterans of World War I Volunteers: Austin Special offers Statewide Clyde Wantland Harold Warford WATS phone Jim Webb Fred Weston Chit Chat Williams Hugh Williamson Tex Willis YR's, University of Texas Subject file, 1962: Against letters, after November 6, 1962 American Petroleum Institute, District Advisory Committee Archery Association Associated Press correspondence Fred Bailey Mrs. Henry Bailey Myra Banfield Beldon polls 4Zd323 G. A. Belknap Bill Blakley Book, ...And The Pursuit of Happiness, correspondence ...And The Pursuit of Happiness, book distribution Book, endorsements E. B. Buffington Bumper stickers Omar Burleson Business and professional women Book, ...And The Pursuit of Happiness, publicity Boys state Judy Breck, notes to and from Breckenridge office Breck; Louis, Julia, Judy, correspondence Jack Cox, campaign committee Campaign fund, 1960 Campaign literature Campaign materials and ideas Cancer Society, Texas division, envelopes and letterhead 4Zd324 Carter-Clements Marketing Counselors Career Counseling Program, Breckenridge, Texas Allen Chase, Hollywood, California Check against cards Eddie Chiles Christmas cards, 1961 Christmas, 1962 Coca-Cola Bottling Company Confirmation memo beginning August 9, 1962 Communist Party, Texas laws Constitution Party, USA Constitution Party of Texas Constitution study committee National convention, correspondence, etc., 1960 Correspondence with the press, miscellaneous Correspondence instruction forms Council of State Government Personal correspondence, 1962-1963 Correspondence received in Breckenridge East Texas bus tour Campaign songs Billboards Jack Cox replies Cuba Dallas Morning News, questions and answers, etc. Democrats for Cox Editorials Election results, November 6, 1962 4Zd325 Expense, Campaign 1962 FC, 1962 Farm Bureau Buzz Fauntleroy Albert Fay Freedom in Action, correspondence, etc. Freedom in Action Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge Freedom Foundation Award Jack Finney Football tickets, personal Doug Forde Form letters Forms and form letters, campaign, 1962 Wayne Gibbens, House of Representatives John Goode Senator Barry Goldwater Good Neighbor Commission, correspondence, etc. Fred E. Gray Greater Dallas Citizens Committee Harris County results, November 6, 1962 Weldon Hart Headquarters building Gene Hendryx House Unamerican Activities Committee Houston Chronicle, editorial, etc. Human events correspondence Thad Hutcheson U. A. Hyde Ideas Imports Itinerary, 1962 Invitations accepted Invitations declined 4Zd326 Mail briefing Ad Valorum tax Advertising: Pamphlets, buttons, etc. Advertising: TV and radio Advertising: Newspapers and magazines AFL-CIO, Texas State Africa Agriculture Bruce Alger Advertising and decorating firms American Legion, convention American Legion, correspondence American Legion, National Americanism Committee Americans for Constitutional Action Americans United Americanism Answered questionaires Austin Conservative meeting, November 1, 1961 Meeting, Austin, November 1961 Business relations Business and government National budget, 1962 4Zd327 "Blind Program," Ray Grierson Bureaucracy Box 13 Gaston Jones Frank Kinnie, Mexico AFL-CIO, Labor Labor organizations La Verdad, Spanish paper, Nueces County Legislative Committees Liberals, politics, list of names League of Women Voters Mickey Ledrick G. K. (Bub) McDonald, fund raising dinner Lee McFadden C. T. McLaughlin, telegram Mailing to Republican leaders, November, 1961 Mailings, suggested letters Mailings, services Mailing, October 30, 1961 Mailing information, postal rates, bulk mailing, etc. Mail briefings from Austin Mailing lists to September, 1961 Mailing lists and directories Mailing, doctors, January 1962 4Zd328 John A. Matthews Mailing, weekly itinerary leaders Meeting, Austin, September 1960 Midland Council of Conservatives Russell Milroy, Huntsville, Texas Al Muldrow Wright Morrow George Murphy, Desilu Productions, Inc. National Committee for Economic Freedom National Election, 1960 National Review, correspondence National States Rights Party News releases Newspaper clippings Louis Nicoletti, Desilu Productions, Inc. Peter O'Donnell, Dallas County GOP Office equipment and supplies Oil depletion Oil publications, miscellaneous Opinion polls Fred A. Orleans "Paso" Bill K. Payne Peeler's Office Supplies Primary statistics, 1962 Press, out of state 4Zd329 Press releases from September, 1961 Press release announcement of change to Republican Party, September 10, 1961 Republican Party of Texas Republican Party of Texas, Legislative Division Republicans, mailings from state headquarters Republican, miscellaneous Republican Party officials Republican National Committee Republican Executive Committee, Dallas County Republican correspondence with state headquarters Republican public relations Republican regional field directors Republican special state committees Republican state convention Republican women's organizations Republican platforms and official statements by the party Platform Press Wayne Poucher Reservations, general Resolution, Precinct #3, Stephens County and others 4Zd330 Christmas cards, speaking engagements, 1962 4Zd331 Christmas cards, speaking engagements, 1955-1962 4Zd332 Speaking engagements, consolidated, April 17-August 10 Speaking engagements file 4Zd333 Speaking engagements, consolidated, January 1-April 16 Speaking engagements, consolidated, August 11-November 6 4Zd334 Speaking engagements and pamphlets Speaking engagements Speaking engagements requested but declined Business and personal before 1954: Agriculture, 1955 Americanism, 1953-1954 Americanism, 1955 American Legion, 1956-1960: The American Legion Americanism Committee Boy's state Correspondence and periodicals received during campaign Women's part in government The threat of treaty law Articles on states rights Americanism literature Association of American Physicians and Surgeons 4Zd335 Bluebonnet Girls State, 1956 Breckenridge Quarterback Club, 1959 Campaign, miscellaneous correspondence, 1959 Constitution Study, 1958-1959 Council for Basic Education, 1958 Politics, 1956-1959 Football, 1955-1957 Houston people, William Kenneth Pope, undated Hardin College, National Education Program, 1955-1958 Civil rights, 1957 China, 1957 Citizens Advisory Committee, 1957 Chamber of Commerce, 1958-1959 Campaign data, Lyndon B. Johnson, 1959 Depletion, Oil and Gas, 1957-1958 Do You Know Company, Loren Stark, undated Education, miscellaneous, 1958 Federal aid, 1956-1958 Federal Reserve, 1957-1958 Foreign aid, 1957-1959 FIA (Freedom in Action), 1958-1960: General 4Zd336 Austin California Dallas Directors, miscellaneous El Paso Fort Worth Houston Midland Press reports Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge, 1958-1960 Labor laws, 1955-1958 Labor Unions, 1957-1959 Literature published by Communists, 1955-1956 Moral Re-armament, 1955-1957 4Zd337 Newspaper clippings, 1956-1958 Press clippings, campaign and miscellaneous, 1958-1960 Precinct Organization Committee, undated "R", 1956 Senator Joe McCarthy, 1956-1957 School Board TAW, Frank Kirkpatrick, Commentator, 1955 Texas Bureau of Economic Understanding, 1958-1959 Texas Commission on Higher Education, personal correspondence, 1957-1963 Campaign correspondence, County file, Districts 1-31, 1964: Out of state Cherokee (3) Nacogdoches (3) Jefferson (4) Orange (4) Walker (5) Trinity (5) Rusk (2) Angelina (3) Gregg (2) Morris (1) Bowie (1) Rains (9) Wichita (23) Wilbarger (23) Lynn (28) 4Zd338 Harris (6) Calhoun (18) Williamson (14) Comanche (12) Bosque (12) Grayson (9) Cooke (9) De Witt (18) Mitchell (24) Haskell (23) Young (23) Dickens (24) Stephens (22) Starr (21) Dimmit (21) Hays (19) Kendall (19) Kleberg (20) Bailey (30) Floyd (30) Parmer (30) Terry (28) Nacogdoches, April 8 Corpus Christi, Nueces County Young Republicans, April 2 Beaumont, North Jefferson County Republican Club, March 25 Wheeler (31) Dallam (31) Tarrant (10) Ector (29) El Paso, Republican Associates Luncheon, March 13 Midland, Young Republicans, March 12 Amarillo, March 14 Galveston, Young Republicans State Convention, March 21 Dallas, White Rock Women's Club, March 19 Kilgore, March 18 Dallas (8) Bastrop (14) Anderson (11) Brazos (11) 4Zd339 Limestone (11) Navarro (11) Johnson (12) Bell (13) McLennan (13) Milam (13) Travis (14) Lee (15) Brown (16) Kerr (16) Brazoria (17) Fort Bend (17) Galveston (17) Matagorda (17) Denton (22) Victoria (18) El Paso (29) Webb (21) Jim Wells (21) Nueces (20) Comal (19) Fort Worth, Theta Sigma Phi Celebrity Breakfast, April 3-4 El Paso, Young Republicans and Women's Club, April 16-17 Amarillo, Amarillo Women's Club, April 16 Brazoria County, Republican Candidate Rally, April 11 Abilene, Abilene Republican Women's Club, April 9 Houston, Tuesday Breakfast Club, April 28 Dallas, KVIL Radio Station, April 25 Dallas Houston, Young Republican Club, April 23 Pasadena, April 22 Houston, West University Group, April 20 Odessa, April 18 El Paso, Young Republican Club, April 17 Howard (24) Tom Green (25) Jones (24) Nolan (24) Scurry (24) Shackleford (24) Brewster (25) Taylor (24) 4Zd340 Presidio (25) Henderson (7) Smith (7) Cameron (27) Cochran (28) Midland (29) Winkler (29) Ward (29) Hutchinson (31) Potter (31) Austin, GOP Executive Meeting, March 9 Hidalgo (27) Dawson (28) Lubbock (28) Bexar (26) Speaking engagements declined, 1964 Miscellaneous campaign correspondence, 1962, 1964 4Zd341 District file: Districts 1-2, 4-11, 13-17, 19-31, 1962 Candidate file, 1962: Des Barry Waggoner Carr John Connally: Literature General election campaign Clippings 4Zd342 John B. Connally Jack Cox, clippings Price Daniel: To September 1961 From September 1961 Election, 1962 T. Kellis Dibrell Marshall Formby Bill Hayes Lyndon Johnson "General Walker," Edwin A. Walker, Dallas, Texas Roy Whittenburg Will Wilson Jim Wright Campaign subject file: College appearences Girls and Boys State lists Information on the organization of the YTC Members list Plans for youth groups to meet Cox on tours in Texas Jack Cox, press material Press Rally Republican, Young Republicans Students for Cox Temporary lists of contacts by Senatorial districts 4Zd343 The Texas Argus, 1962 The Texas Observer, 1962 Speech data: File #7; Communism, Socialism, Khruschev, etc. File #8; Talks, notes, etc. File #9; Miscellaneous articles, notes, etc. File #10; Americanism, articles, notes, etc. 4Zd344 File #11; Foreign countries, notes and articles, foreign aid etc. File #12; Government, federal, state and local, notes and items File #13; Texas File #14; Education File #15; Oil and gas industry, notes, articles, etc. File #16; Unions and Right to Work Subject file, 1964: Accountant Advertising Airline ticket receipts, campaign Bruce Alger American Legion Americans for Constitutional Action Austin report Arms issue George Bush Cancer Society Campaign supplies Campaign leaders, tentative lists, 1962 Car-top signs Waggoner Carr Civil rights Clippings, 1963 Clippings, 1964 4Zd345 Copy, miscellaneous Jack Cox, Jr. Jack Cox, biographical information Hon. Jack Crichton Milton Davis Freedoms Foundation Forms, official Form letters Ed Foreman Doug Forde Financial report Goldwater Fred Gray Jack Grimm Harris County Committee of 64 The Hunt family Bill Hayes Weldon Hart Hyde Invoices Jim Langdon Leadership Mailing lists Material mailed, primary Material, run-off campaign Mailings Robert Morris Mailing permit Office supplies Organization, campaign Outdoor Pre-announcement politics Press releases 4Zd346 Press relations Questionnaires Radio copy Republican Party: Correspondence with state headquarters and the state chairman Miscellaneous, state headquarters Texas Government Almanac and Business Guide State Executive Committee Harris County Primary, 1964 Official lists News releases National Research report Republican state convention, June 1964 Republicans, Young Republicans Run-off elections, mechanics of arrangement Allan Shivers Smoot report Speech material State workers 4Zd347 Statistical data Henry Stoolenwerck John Tower Television spots Texas Bill of Rights Foundation Texas Press Association John Van Cronkhite Youth campaign organizations Ralph Yarborough Young Americans for Freedom Miscellaneous clippings, 1963-1964 Bound newspaper clippings, 1961-1962: Volumes 1 and 2 4Zd348 Volumes 3 and 4 4Zd349 Volumes 5 and 6 4Zd350 Volumes 7, 8, and 9 4Zd351 Volume 10 and 2 unnumbered volumes 4Zd352 3 unnumbered volumes 4Zd353 2 unnumbered volumes 300 page untitled manuscript 4Zd354 Bound newspaper clippings, 1961-1962: 2 unnumbered volumes Letters and schedule 4Zd355 Campaign disbursements, clippings and conservative publications: Campaign fund disbursements, 1964 Conservatism on the College Campus, executive summary, January, 1962 Free Enterprise in America--1962, Executive summary, March 1962 Political Affairs, November 1958 A Businessman Looks at Communism, by Fred C. Koch, 1961 The Constitution of Texas (With its 140 Patches), Suffrage and Elections, by W. E. Benton, 1960 The Constitution of Texas (With its 144 Patches), Texas Constitutional Revision, The Legislative Branch, by Mary Evelyn Huey, 1962 The Constitution of Texas (With its 144 Patches, Municipal and County Government, by J. William Davis and William E. Oden, 1961 The United States as a Communist Nation... Under Which Flag?, statement of Austin T. Flett, 1958 Usurpers--Foes of Free Men, by Hamilton A. Long, 1957 America's Unelected Rulers, by Kent and Phoebe Courtney, 1962 Planned Patriotism, A Ten Point Program for Teaching Americanism in Our Schools, by Everett E. Cooke, 1961 Cliches of Socialism and Clipping of Note, 1959 Cliches of Socialism, No. 1-63, undated Constitutional Revision, Volume I, December 1960 Constitutional Revision, Volume III, December 1960 Cliches of Socialism, No. 1-29, undated A Blessing of Extremism, by Leonard E. Read, 1963 4Zd356 Conservatism on the College Campus, main report, January 1962 Race and Reason, A Yankee View, by Carleton Putnam, 1961 General Evaluation of the Texas Constitution and of Some Criticisms of it, Part I, undated A Handbook for Texas Voters, 1953 Free Enterprise in America--1962, main report, March 1962 Fact Sheet, Volume I (not complete), 1960 Clippings, 1961-1962: Miscellaneous clippings 4Zd357 Miscellaneous clippings 4Zd358 Film and Tape recordings: Reel-to-Reel tape: Sandlin and Co., sessions no. 33-35, sales unlimited, sales training, undated Chapel of the Bells, undated P. Daniel and W. Wilson, April 25, 1960 Side 1; Youth and Conservative Government, by Jack Cox, July 1959. Side 2; Major Edgar C. Bundy, general chairman, Church League of America, July 13, 1959 Small reel-to-reel tape (3): Four 1 minute spots; the first a singing jingle, the last 3 the voice of Jack Cox, undated 35mm film (2), Jack Cox election films, undated 16mm firm, Cox, February 12, 1960 Film: Waggoner Carr, 15 minutes, West Texas, 1960 4Zd359 Jack Cox, #2A, Friday night at 10:15, running time 13:45, April 1, 1960 Jack Cox #6005, 1960 Jack Cox #6007, 1960 4Zd360 Jack Cox #639 (2), 1960 Jack Cox #2, 1960 Jack Cox for Governor #1, KPRC-TV, February 12, 1960 4Zd361 Jack Cox #6005, ran April 8, 1960 Commercial reel, Jack Cox, political, 1960 4Zd362 Film: Jack Cox, #6003, ran April 8, 1960 Jack Cox, speech #2, 1960 Jack Cox for Governor #2, 1960 Jack Cox #6007, 1960 4Zd363 Miscellaneous clippings, 1960-1962 Campaign literature, supplies, information, 1960 This... I Believe, by Jack Cox, 1962 ... And the Pursuit of Happiness, by Jack Cox, 1962 4Zd364 Large commercial reel, untitled, 1964 Film, Jack Cox for Governor, and script #6000 "The Price is NOT Right," Jack Cox, 1960 3W37.9 Photographs 2.325/D4a Oversize printed material 2.325/OD14 Oversize printed material Artifacts