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University of Texas San Antonio

A Guide to the San Antonio Fair, Inc., Records, 1962-1995 (bulk 1964-1968)

Series 5: Visitor and Exhibitor Relations Department



Descriptive Summary

CreatorSan Antonio Fair, Inc.
Title:San Antonio Fair, Inc., Records
Dates:1962-1995
Creator Abstract: San Antonio Fair, Inc., incorporated in December 1962 to formally organize the planning, fundraising and designing of HemisFair '68 (the 1968 World's Fair) in San Antonio, Texas.
Content Abstract: The records of the San Antonio Fair, Inc., document the planning, lobbying, financing and construction of HemisFair '68. The records consist of correspondence, meeting minutes, committee reports, financial records, newspaper and magazine articles, press releases, photographic materials, blueprints, maps and plats, artwork, oral history interview transcripts, scrapbooks of clippings and ephemera, and audiovisual materials (film and sound recordings). Most of the records predate the opening of the fair.
Identification: MS 31
Extent:276.4 linear feet (560 boxes)
LanguageMaterials are primarily in English, with some materials in Spanish, French, and Portuguese.
Repository:University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections

 

Arrangement

Due to size, this inventory has been divided into 12 separate units which can be accessed by clicking on the highlighted text below. More information about the collection as a whole, including a detailed chronology of HemisFair events from 1962-1967, can be found on the Homepage.
Homepage
Series 1: Executive Officers
Series 2: Comptroller's Office
Series 3: Legal Department
Series 4: Entertainment Department
Series 5: Visitor and Exhibitor Relations Department [this page]
Series 6: Site Development Department
Series 7: Public Relations Department (part 1)
Series 7: Public Relations Department (part 2)
Series 8: Printed Materials, Scrapbooks, and Other Volumes
Series 9: Trinity University Library Administrative Files
Series 10: Ephemera
Series 11: Oversize Architectural Drawings, Blueprints, and Plans
Series 12: Audiovisual Materials

Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by staff when reviewing photographic materials.

Original audiovisual materials are closed to patron use. Some use copies are available in the collection.

Otherwise, there are no restrictions on these materials.

Usage Restrictions

Permission to publish material from the San Antonio Fair, Inc., Records must be obtained from University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.


Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], San Antonio Fair, Inc., Records, 1962-1995 (Bulk 1964-1968), MS 31, University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.

Acquisition Information

The San Antonio Fair, Inc. Records were donated to the Trinity University Library in October 1968, immediately following the closing of HemisFair '68. The records came to Trinity from the executive offices of San Antonio Fair, Inc., at the fair's headquarters in the German-English School. They remained at the Trinity University Library until May 1985. During this time, many records were lost due to mold and a lack of proper preservation. When the records were transferred to the San Antonio Public Library (SAPL) in 1985, they were stored in the Library's Hertzberg annex, where they were reboxed and given some preservation treatment. The SAPL donated the records to University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections in 1992 (Acc. 1992-05).

Processing Information

Processed by T. Matthew De Waelsche, April 1998, and Angela McClendon, October 2007.

This collection was processed with support from Marshall Steves of San Antonio, Tex. Preservation reformatting of audiovisual materials was completed in 2007 with support from the National Film Preservation Foundation and the Institute of Texan Cultures.

Accessions described in this finding aid: 1992-05, 1998-06, 1998-42, 2001-41, 2004-27.

Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory: DACS, EAD, and TARO 2 EAD Editing Instructions.


Detailed Description of the Series

 

Series 5: Visitor and Exhibitor Relations Department

Series Abstract
This large series includes correspondence of Jack Newman, Director of Visitor & Exhibitor Relations (10 boxes); correspondence regarding guides and hostesses (2 boxes); Industrial Exhibitors (12 boxes), including annual financial reports of prospective exhibitors; International Relations (21 boxes), correspondence of Carlos Freymann, Dir., and other staff members; Protocol Office (8 boxes); Sales (Advance Ticket Sales and advertising promotions) (8 boxes); Special Events (8 boxes), including lists and schedules of special days during the fair; Visitor Relations (21 boxes), staff correspondence, requests for information and school visits; and the Woman's Pavilion (3 boxes).
BoxFolder
185Jack Newman, Director
1Personal History
2Accounting
3Board of Directors (list)
4Budget
Bureau of International Expositions (B.I.E.)
5General
6Delegation Visit, 1966
7Rules and Regulations
City and State Participation
8General
9Arkansas
10Hawaii
11Closing of Fair
12Commissioners General Deputies of Foreign (lists)
13Communications Committee St. Mary's University
14Complimentary Tickets
Governor Connelly
15General
16Latin American Trip and Washington Reception, 1966
17Critical Path Construction Schedules
18Cultural and Popular Entertainment
BoxFolder
1861Educational, Religious, and Cultural Exhibits
2Exhibitors, 1966-1968
3Exhibitors Council
4Exhibitor Services
5Exhibitor Support
6Existing Structures
Expo '67
7General
8Lists of Participants, Exhibitors, and Sponsors
9Far Eastern Pacific Trip, 1966 October-November
10Flag Research Center
11Foreign Agents Registration Act, 1965
12Foreign Country Form Letters
13Foreign Participation, 1966-1967
14Foreign Pavilion Certificates of Occupancy
154th of July
Jim Gaines
16General Correspondence, 1966
17Memos
BoxFolder
1871-3General Correspondence, 1966-1968
4Governmental Participation, general
5Governmental Participation in HemisFair Report, 1968 May
6Governmental Participants Minutes of Meetings
7I.D. Cards
8Inauguration Day (Schedules of Events), 1968 April 6
9Insurance Regulations for Participants
10Internal Mailing Lists
11-13International Relations, general, 1967-1968
BoxFolder
1881-3Inter-office Memos, 1966-1968
4Intra-office Memos
5Invitations to Foreign Governments
6-7Latin Ambassadors' Visit, 1967 March-April
8Latin American Division
9Frank Manupelli, General Manager, Memos
10Mayor W.W. McAllister, 1966-1967
11New York Office
12Oak Court Commissioner General's Office
13Organizational Charts
14Pan American Consultants, Ltd.
BoxFolder
189Participants
1Memos
Correspondence with foreign countries about prospective participation
2Africa
3Arab League
4Australia
5Austria
6Belgium
7Bolivia
8Canada
9China
10Colombia
11Czechoslovakia
12-13France, 1966-1968
BoxFolder
1901Germany
2Great Britain
3Greece
4Hong Kong
5Ireland
6Israel
7Italy
8Japan
9Korea
10Lebanon
11Knights of Malta
12Mexico
13The Netherlands
14New Zealand
15OAS
BoxFolder
1911Pakistan
2Panama
3The Philippines
4Portugal
5-6Spain, 1966-1968
7Switzerland
8Thailand
9Tunisia
10Vatican City
11Venezuela
12Miscellaneous countries
13Pavilion Status Reports
BoxFolder
1921Personnel, general
2-8William Phillips, European Representative, Paris Office, 1965-1967 June
BoxFolder
1931-3William Phillips, European Representative, Paris Office, 1967 July-1968
4Progress Reports
5Radio Liberty Committee, Inc.
6-9Reading Files, 1967 January-December
BoxFolder
1941-2Reading Files, 1968 January-October
3San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
4William Sinkin
5Social Organizations
6Speaking Engagements, 1967
7State Department
8Marshall Steves
9President's Tour Government Pavilions
10Texas International Trade Center (TITC)
11Thank You Letters for Hosts and Guides
12United Nations
13U.S. Pavilion
14VIP Visits
15Visitor Services
16Washington Office (Ewen C. Dingwall)
17Washington Summary Reports
BoxFolder
195Guides and Hostesses
1Administration
2Applicants
3Complaints and Suggestions
4Compliments and Commendations
5Driver Authorizations
6Exhibit Themes
7Expo '67 Hostesses
8Expo '67 Participant's Handbook
9General Correspondence
10Governor's Supper Party for Hostesses, Hosts and Guides, August 7
11Guides Requests
12HemisFair Background Materials
13Hostess Grooming
14Lists of Guides and Hostesses
15Minority Recruitment
16Personnel Applications
17Replacements
18Six Flags Host and Hostess Manual
19Training
BoxFolder
196Request Logs and Forms
Logs
1April 1968
2May 1-15, 1968
3May 16-31, 1968
4June 1-15, 1968
5June 16-30, 1968
6July 1-15, 1968
BoxFolder
1971July 16-31, 1968
2August 1-15, 1968
3August 16-31, 1968
4September, 1968
BoxFolder
198Request Forms
1April 1968
2May 1968
3June 1968
4July 1968
5August-September 1968
BoxFolder
199Industrial Exhibitors
1Administration
2Advance Tickets
3Automobile Use Rules and Regulations
4Background Information for Exhibitors
5Chamber of Commerce Directories
Club Abrazo
6General Correspondence
7Invitation Lists
8Commissioner General, Governor Connally
9Construction and Site Development
10Courtesy Corps
11Design Companies
12Editorial Magazine Schedules
13Education Exhibits
14Exhibit Ideas
15Exhibit Themes
16Exhibitor Contacts
17Exhibitor Personnel
18Exhibitor Services
BoxFolder
200Exhibitor's Council
1Information to members
2Meeting Minutes, 1967-1968
3Alexander Girard Exhibit
4Guidebook (list of exhibitors)
5Institute of Texan Cultures (Texas Pavilion), 1967-1968
6Insurance Regulations for Participants
7Inter-American Educational Center
8Legal Exhibit
9Maintenance
10Memos re: Exhibits and Exhibitors
11Opening Day Ceremonies (April 6, 1968)
12Progress Reports and Staff News Bulletins
13Promotion
BoxFolder
201Prospective Exhibitors
1Associations and Organizations
2Foreign
3Form letters
4-5General Correspondence, 1967-1968
6Rules and Regulations for the Operations of Exhibits and Concessions
7Signed Exhibitors
8Six Flags Report
9James Taylor, Administrative Assistant
10Tower Theme Structure Study W.C. Gilman & Co., Inc.
11Washington Summary Reports
12Weekly Exhibitor Activity Reports
BoxFolder
202Exhibitors
1Eastmam Kodak
2Falstaff Beer
3Ford
4General Electric
5G.E. at New York World's Fair, 1964-1965
6General Motors
7G.M. Futurama, New York World's Fair, 1965
8Gulf Insurance Group
9Gulf Oil Corp.
BoxFolder
2031Humble Oil and Refining Co.
2IBM
3Lone Star Brewing
4Mormon Church
5NCR
6Pearl Brewing Co.
7Pepsico/Frito-Lay
8RCA
9Southern Baptist
10Southwestern Bell
BoxFolder
204Prospective Exhibitors
These files contain correspondence and annual financial statements of companies approached to be potential exhibitors during HemisFair.
Arranged alphabetically by name of company. Names are listed on individual file folders but not individually in this finding aid.
1-10A
BoxFolder
2051-11A, continued
BoxFolder
2061-6B-C
BoxFolder
2071-7C
BoxFolder
2081-4C, continued
BoxFolder
2091-4D-F
BoxFolder
2101-4G-H
BoxFolder
2111-3H-I
BoxFolder
2121-6J-L
BoxFolder
2131-7L-M
BoxFolder
2141-7N-Q
BoxFolder
2151-5R-S
BoxFolder
2161-8S-T
BoxFolder
2171-13T-U
BoxFolder
2181-5W-Z
BoxFolder
219International Relations
General Subject Files
1Participant Lists
Correspondence with Foreign Countries
2Bolivia
3Brazil
4Belgium
5Canada
6Chile
7France
8Germany
9Japan
10Korea
BoxFolder
2201Mexico
2Netherlands Antilles
3Panama
4Paraguay
5Portugal
6Puerto Rico
7Switzerland
8Uruguay
9Foreign Official Itineraries
10Foreign Pavilion Construction Photos
11Foreign Service U.S. State Department
12HemisFair Story (general report in English and Spanish)
13InfoPlan de Mexico
14International Site Sector Maps
15Expo '67
16Feria Internacional de El Savador
17Interama
BoxFolder
2211Pan American Development Foundation
2Slide Presentation Narrative
3Staff General Correspondence
U.S. Department of Commerce Trade Lists
4Argentina, 1964
5Bolivia, 1965
6Brazil, 1965
7British Guiana, 1964
8Chile, 1964
9Colombia, 1965
10Ecuador, 1962
11French Caribbean (Guadeloupe, Martinique and French Guiana), 1966
12Paraguay, 1965
13Peru, 1963
14Surinam, 1963
15Uruguay, 1964
16Venezuela, 1966
BoxFolder
222Carlos Freymann, Director
1American Firms in Latin American (lists), 1964
2Amigos de las Americas
3Background Materials in Spanish
4Biographical Sketches
5Board of Directors
6Braniff Airlines
7Brochure (correspondence and mailing lists)
8Budget (proposed), 1968
9BIE Delegation Visit
10BIE Translations
11California World's Fair (proposed)
12Central American Participation
13Commissioner's General and Deputies (lists)
14Concessions
15Governor Connally
Consular Corps
16-171964-1968
18Gertrude Harris Cook
BoxFolder
2231Daily Reports on International Pavilions
2Diplomatics Corps
3Directories
4Domestic Participation
5Walter Ender
6European and African Tours, 1965
7European Participation
8Expo '67
9Participants List
10Fact Sheet on December 3, 1966 Tower Bond Election
11Fairs and Expositions throughout the World, 1967-1968
12Federal Participation, 1965
13Foreign Chambers of Commerce
14Foreign Exhibits Committee
15Foreign Participation Projections
16Form Letters
17Tom Frost
BoxFolder
2241Gate Admission Policy
2-5General Correspondence, 1964-1968
6Personal Correspondence, 1967-1968
7General Rules and Regulations (in Spanish), 1965-1966
8Good Neighbor Commission of Texas
9Governmental Exhibitors Post Fair
10Governmental Pavilions
BoxFolder
2251HemisFair Committees (lists)
2HemisFair Manual
3HemisFair 2 for 1 Promotion
4HemisFair Update Progress Report, 1967
5Inter-American Educational Center, 1966
6International Contacts (lists)
7International Good Neighbor Council
8International Participation Budgets
Correspondence with Prospective International Participants
9Argentina
10Austria
11Bahamas
12Belgium
13Bolivia
14Brazil
BoxFolder
2261Canada
2Chile
3China
4Colombia
5Costa Rica
6Demark
7Dominican Republic
8Ecuador
9El Salvador
10France
11Germany
12Great Britain
13Guatemala
14Haiti
15Honduras
16India
17Italy
18Jamaica
19Japan
20Korea
BoxFolder
227Mexico
1-4General, 1963-1968
5-6InfoPlan de Mexico, 1964-1967
BoxFolder
2281Mexico City, 1964-1965
2Monterrey, 1964-1967
3Terreon
4The Netherlands
5Nicaragua, 1964-1968
6O.A.S.
7Panama
8Peru
BoxFolder
2291Portugal
2Portuguese Information
3Spain
4Switzerland, 1963-1968
5Thailand
6Venezuela, 1963-1968
7Venezuelan Directories
Other Prospective International Participants
8Africa
9Middle East
10Eastern Europe and Russia
11Western European
BoxFolder
2301International Relations Staff Meeting Minutes, 1967
International Relations Department Travel
2General
3Caribbean Trip, 1966
4Central American Trips, 1966-1967
5Latin American trip, 1965
6Latin American Tour, 1966
7South American Tour, 1966
Interoffice Memos
81964
9January-June 1965
10July-December 1965
BoxFolder
2311January-June 1966
2July-December 1966
31967
41968
5Incoming to Freymann
6Outgoing from Freymann
BoxFolder
2321Labor
2Latin America, General Information
3Latin America and World newsletter
4Latin American Ambassadors Visit, March-April 1967
5Latin American Calendars, 1966-1967
6-9Latin American Division, General Correspondence, 1965-1967
BoxFolder
2331Latin American Newspapers, Radio and TV Stations
2Letters of Intent/Lease Agreements
3Mexican-American Friendship Committee
4Mexican Presidential Correspondence, 1964-1965
5Mexicana Airlines, 1966-1967
6Mexico City Office
7National Governor's Conference
8Opening Day Ceremonies - Foreign Government Participants
9Partners for Progress newsletter, 1964
10Pan American Public Relations Association (PAPRAH), 1964
11Pan-American Union O.A.S. And O.E.A.
12Pavilion Personnel
13Pavilion Themes
14Performing Arts, 1965
15Personnel, general
16-18William Phillips, European Representative, Paris Office, 1964-1965
BoxFolder
2341-2William Phillips, European Representative, Paris Office, 1965-1968
3Photographs of Commissioner
4Prospective Exhibitors
5Radio Broadcasts, 1966
6Report to the President of the White House Conference on Expansion, 1963
7Resolutions (in Spanish)
8Harold Robbins
9Rules and Regulations for Exhibitors and Concessionaire
10-11San Antonio, Local General Correspondence, 1965-1968
12San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Plant Location Facts
BoxFolder
2351School of Tomorrow
2Seattle World's Fair Protocol Office
3Security's File
Security
4ID Cards and Passes
5Post Fair Passes
6Seminars, 1964
717 Basic Questions About the International Exposition
8Slide Presentation Scripts, 1966
9Some Facts About Latin America, 1964
10General Anastasio Somoza, 1967
11South American Information
12Souvenirs
13Spanish Wire Services News Releases
14Status Report on Foreign Nations and Cities and States Participating in HemisFair, 1967
15Marshall Steves
16Summary of the Appropriations for the Seattle (1962) and New York (1964) Fairs, 1964
17Telegrams, 1964
18Texas International Trade Center (TITC)
19Texas State Participation
20Theme Discussion, February 20, 1965
21Translations
22Jack Trawick memos, 1965-1966
23Underwriters
U.S. Dept. Of Commerce
24General, 1964
25Bureau of International Commerce Latin American Lists, 1962-1963
BoxFolder
2361Vision (Latin American newsletters)
2Visitor Services
Washington D.C. Correspondence
3E.C. Dingwall Washington Rep., 1965-1968
General
41964-1966
51967-1968
Correspondence with Embassies
61964
71965-1966
81967-1968
BoxFolder
237Donovan Slade, Administrative Deputy Director
1General Correspondence
2Basic Exhibit Building with Mezzanine Floorplan
3B.I.E.
4Ewen C. Dingwall
5Exhibit Sketches
6Exhibitor Support
7Expo '67
8InfoPlan
9Inter-American Educational Center
10Internatioanl Exhibitor and Concessionaire Register Govt Contact Names and Addresses
11Interoffice Memos, 1966-1967
12Jo Jakle
13Lease Agreements and Letters of Intent
14Mini-Monorial
15William Phillips
16San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
17Staff News Bulletins
BoxFolder
238Bessie Galbraith, Mexican Coordinator
Mexican Advertising
1Advertising Budget
2Anuncios Comerciales (billboards)
3Mexican Ad Copy and Tear Sheets
4Mexican Newspapers and Magazines, general
5Hablemos
6Life en Espanol
7Time Mexico
8Mexican Radio
9Mexican Television
10Advertising in U.S. Media
Mexican Airlines
11Aeronaves de Mexico
12American Airlines de Mexicao
13CIA Mexicana de Aviacion
14Banco Nacional de Mexico
15Customs
16Diners Club
17Festival de las Bellas Artes
18General Correspondence, 1967-1968
19Mauricio de la Cruz
20Memos, 1967-1968
BoxFolder
2391Mexican Pavilion
2Mexican Promotion, general
3Guadalajara
4Mexico City
5Monterrey
6Nuevo Laredo
7Mexican Travel Agents
8New York Times
9Newspaper Articles
10Project Y
11Promotional Materials Shipped to Mexico
12Public Relations, general
13InfoPlan de Mexico
14Radio Commercial Scripts
15Television Commerical Scripts
16Venta Taxi-Anuncio, S.A.
17Viajes Magazine de Turismo (Costa Rica)
18Visitor Services, Inc.
19Woman's Pavilion
BoxFolder
240Protocol Office
1Biographical Information on Board Members and Underwriters
2Budgets
BIE Delegation Visit, 1966
3General Correspondence
4Staff Meeting Minutes
5Delegates and Special Guests List
6Program
7Expenses
8Century Souvenir Catalog
9Complimentary Tickets
10Compliments letters of Appreciation (thank yous)
11Consular Corps
12Directory of American Firms Operating in Foreign
13Discover America Board Meeting December 6-7, 1967
14Educational Program for Student Groups
15Exhibit Showroom Guest Book
16Exhibitor Receptions
17Ford Ceremoney December 19, 1967
18Exhibitors Council Meetings, 1967-1968
19Expense Reports
20Forms Used by Protocol Office
BoxFolder
2411General Correspondence, 1967-1968
2Good Neighbor Commission of Texas
3Guide Request Forms
4HemisFair Briefings
5HemisFair Sketches and Facts
6HemisFair Staff News Bulletins
7Host Committee
8Inter-American Development Bank Members Visit, September 5-8, 1968
9Inter-American Educational Center
Interoffice Memos
10Incoming
11Outgoing
12Invitation Forms
BoxFolder
2421Latin American Ambassadors' Visit, March-April 1967
Lists
2Order of Precedence and Categories of Visitors
3Ambassadors
4Board of Directors
5Commissioners general and Deputies of Participating Nations
6Concessionaires and Exhibitors
7Consuls General
8Governmental Sector Participants
9Governor's List
10Guest lists
11Heads of State of Participating Nations
12HemisFair Committees
13HemisFair Staff Officers Involved in Official Functions
14Master List: Out of city
15Master List:Out of Country
16News Media
17Opening Day Ceremony Master Mailing List
18Opening Day Guest Lists
19Local (City and County) Government Officials
20Lists of Area Leaders and Officals
21Local Organizations
22San Antonio's Largest Employers
23Selected Trade and Professional Associations of Texas
24Special List of City, County, State and Federal Legislators, and San Antonio Civic and Military Leaders (S.A. Chamber of Commerce), February 1967
BoxFolder
2431Texas Government Officials
2Statewide Civic Organizations
3Underwriters
4U.S. Government Officials
5VIP Lists for Participating Countries
6Miscellaneous List
Luncheons
7Monterrey, Mexico Briefing, July 27, 1967
8Governor's consular Luncheon March 26, 1968
9Governor's Opening Day Luncheon, April 6, 1968
10Magazine Editorial Status Reports
11Minutes of Meetings
12National Days
13National Legislative Conference, September 1967
14Oak Court, Commissioner General's Residence
Official Appointments
15China, Crystal, Silverware, etc., general correspondence. and catalogs
16Designs
17Opening Day Ceremonies
18Opening Day Ceremonies at Other fairs
19Opera
Pavilions
20General Correspondence
21Federal Pavilion Groundbreaking Ceremonies, April 8, 1967
22Miscellaneous Groundbreaking Ceremonies
23Humble Oil Key Ceremony October 25, 1967
24Pearl Brewing Co., October 28, 1968
25Arkansas Pavilion Dedication April 8, 1968
26Central American Pavilion Inauguaration, April 26, 1968
BoxFolder
244Personnel
1General
Applications
2A-L
3M-Y
4General Policy and Procedure Manuals
5Employee Position Descriptions
6Schedules
Staff Correspondence
7Malcolm D. Anderson
8GeneralDorr Newton
9David Johnson
10Eleanor Magruder
BoxFolder
245Liz Pritchett, Coordinator of Hosts and Official Entertaining
1Calendar of Official Entertaining
2General Correspondence
3Liquor Inventories
4Paul Masson Vineyards
5Opening Day Ceremonies Catering
6Official Office Correspondence
7Protocol Visit Schedules
8Thank You Letters to Volunteers
9VIP Lounge and Auditorium
10Volunteer Host Committee
11Profiles of Participating Foreign Countries
12Protocol Boat
13Protocol Office Statement of Purpose; Organization Chart; Office Planning
14Secretary's Files
Protocol Offices at Other Fairs
15Seattle, 1962
16New York, 1964
17Expo '67 Montreal
18Publicity
BoxFolder
2461Radio Program Scripts
2Red Carpet Committee
3Requests for Photographs
4Sister Cities Convention August 10-13, 1967
5Speakers Information HemisFair Background Materials
6Special Events Calendars
7Special Events Summaries Expo '67
8Texas Fashion Creators Association
9Tickets
10Tours Arranged by Guide Central
11Translation Bureau Southwest
12U.S. Mexico Commission for Border Development And Friendship
13Vehicles Operating Rules and Regulations
14VIP Scrolls
VIP Visits to HemisFair
15General
16Protocol Visit Reports, general
17April-July 1967
18August-December 1967
19January-March 1968
20April-May 1968
BoxFolder
2471June-August 1968
2September-October 1968
3Visits Handled by the Office of Protocol
4Visits Not Handled by the Office of Protocol
VIP Visitors
5Nicaraguan President Elect General Anastasio Somoza, March 28-29, 1967
6Taizo Ishizaka, President of Expo '70, Osaka Japan, October 21
7French Delegation Visit October 21-23
8Czechoslovakian Ambassodor's Visit, November 23
9Ambassadors of Argentina, Costa Rica, El Salvador And Guatemala, April 27, 1968
10King Olav V of Norway, April 28
11Italian Ambassador, May 8
12President of Tunisia, May 19
13President of Costa Rica (cancelled), June 6
14Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco, September 24-26
15Vice Pesident of Honduras, September 27
16President of Chad
17Visitor Contact Forms
BoxFolder
248Visitor Hotel Resevations, 1968
1Letters
Request Forms
2June-July
3August
4September-October
Visitor Itineraries, 1968
5April
6May-June
7July-August
8September-October
9Weekly Activity Report, 1967
BoxFolder
249Sales
Additional records of advance tickets sales are found elsewhere in the collection.
Advance Ticket Sales
1General Correspondence
2Information
3Plans/Policies and Procedures
4Advertising Promotion Photographs
5Attendance, Tickets and Accommodations
Banks
6Lists of Participaing Banks
7National Bank of Commerce
8National Bank of Fort Sam Houston
Banks Miscellaneous
9N-P
10R-W
11Small Banks Ticket Promotion
BoxFolder
2501Bonus Book Advertising
2Bonus Book Contracts Sent
3Budget
4Cash Receivable
Companies Advance Ticket Sales Orders
5Miscellaneous
6Celanese Proposal Woman's Pavilion
7Continental Trailways Tours
8H.E.B. Grocery Stores
Montgomery Ward's
9San Antonio Wonderland Shopping Center
10Texas
11Other States
12M Miscellaneous
13N Miscellaneous
14Neiman-Marcus
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2511P Miscellaneous
2R Miscellaneous
3S Miscellaneous
4San Antonio Miscellaneous
5Scarbrough's Department Store Austin
Sears
6San Antonio
7Dallas/Southwest Region
8Sommers Drug Co.
9Southwest Concerts, Inc.
10Southwestern Bell
11Consignment Agreements with Individuals
12Consignment Ticket and Bonus Book Sales Reports
BoxFolder
2521Contract Log-in file
2Distribution of Official Ticket Headquarters
3East Texas Chamber of Commerce
4Exhibitor's Council
5Forms and Form Letters
6HemisFair Advance Ticket Sale Proposal
7Military Ticket Sales
8Municipal Box Office Robbery, May 17
9Official Ticket and Bonus Book Headquarters Out of State (lists)
10Official Ticket Headquarters Out of State (lists)
Personnel
11General
12Applications for Employment
13Price Schedules
14Promotional Campaign
Promotions
15Dawson & Royal Shopping Center Proposal
16"One Will Get You Two" Half-Price Promotion, August 25
17Operations Youth Lift
18Tie-In Promotions
Publicity
19HemisFair Preview (half hour TV show)
20Local Radio and TV Stations
21Newspaper Advertising Rates
22News Releases
23Television Commercials
24Television Film Scripts
25Television One-hour Spectacular
BoxFolder
2531Replies to Complaints About Tickets
2Requests for Information Regarding Entertainment
3-6Requests for Entertainment Schedules
7Requests for Ticket Information
8San Antonio Clubs and Organizations (lists)
9Six Flags Over Texas
Special Events
10General
11Bolshoi Ballet
12Ice Capades
BoxFolder
254Staff
1Gaines, memos
Norman Fishcer, Man.A.T.S
2General Correspondence
3Memos
4Jim Battersby, General Correspondence
5Linda Bailey, General Correspondence (additional corr. of Bailey is Located in the P.R. Department records)
Doris Bowen, Secretary
6General Correspondence
7Memos
A.T.S. Salesmen
8General
Luke Browning
9General Correspondence
10Memos
11Bonus Book Accountability
12Contact Lists
Gene Crockett
13General Correspondence
14Daily Sales and Commitments
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255Barney Higgins
1General Correspondence
2Memos
3Bonus Book accountability
4Sales Report Forms
Bill Jones
5General Correspondence
6Sales Report Forms
7Rene Lawson
8Laurence Miller
9Barbara Guerrero
10Supermarket and Grocery Chains Lists (out of state)
Texas Sales Campaigns in Metropolitan Areas
11General
12Austin
13Amarillo, Lubbock, Midland Odessa, San Angelo, Wichita Falls
14Beaumont, Port Arthur, Orange
15Corpus Christi
16Dallas-Fort Worth
17El Paso
18Houston-Galveston Area
19Laredo
20Lower Rio Grande Area
21Victoria
22Waco
23Neighboring States - Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma
24Ticket Outlet Company Distribution Lists
25Visitor Services, Inc
26Volunteer Lists
Box
256Sales Reports (in cubic foot box)
Cumulative Advances Sales
1June-October 1967
2November
3December 1967
4January-February 1968
5March- April 1968
Transaction Sheets
6November-December 1967
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2571January-March 1968
2April 1968
3May 1968
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258Special Events
1Acequias of San Antonio
2Advance Ticket Sales
3African Queen
4Alamo Heights H.S. Chorus
5Amphitheatre and Arena
6Budget
7B.I.E. Special Events Progress Report
8Cameron Fountain Dedication
9Cultural Participation Committee
10Daily Program
11Danish Gym Team
12Equipment
13Expo '67 List of National and Special Days
14Expo '70 Osaka Japan
15Films
16Flags
17General Corr
18HemisFair Band
19Hostess Program
20Housing
21InterOffice Memos
22International Relations Department
23International Theatre
24Keurgroep Tijl Belgian Dance Troupe
25Local Business Promotions
26Military Participation
27NORAD Band
28Music, gen
29National Tour Brokers Association Convention
30One-Millionth Visitor
Personnel
31Employment Applications
32Memos
Staff Corr.
33Ewen C. Dingwall, Washington Consultant
34Jack Fischer, Tie-in Advertising
35Allison Peery, Design and Architecture
36Harold Robbins, Director of Visitor Relations
37Robert G. Scruggs, Manager Administrative Services
38Irv Weinman, Director Public Relations
39Pitluk Group Advertising
40Religious Observances
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259Schedules
Daily Schedules of Events
1April
2May
3June
4July
5August
Weekly Schedules of Events
6April-May
7June-July
8August-October
BoxFolder
2601Entertainment Schedules
2International Theatre Schedule
3Official Entertaining Schedules
4On-Grounds Entertainment
5Press Previews
6Project Y
7Southern Baptist Pavilion Schedules
8Woman's Pavilion Programs
9Speaker's Bureau
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260-265Special Days
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26010General Correspondence
11Inauguration Day Opening Day Ceremonies, April 6, 1968
National Days
12Spain, April 7
13Italy, May 8
14Argentina, May 25
15Belgium, May 31
16Japan, June 28
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2611United States Independence Day, July 4
2Venezuela, July 5
3Bolivia, July 6
4Portugal, July 9
5France, July 14
6Colombia, July 20
7Peru, July 20
8Switzerland, August 1
9Thailand, August 12
10Korea August 17
11Germany September 9
12Central America September14
13United States of Mexico September 15
14Sweden September 22
15Monaco September 24-26
16Panama September 25
17Canada October 2
Mexican Days
18Cinco de Mayo, May 5
19Nuevo Leon Day, May 22
20Sembradores de Amistad Day, June 29
21Monterrey Day
22Chihuahua Day, September 5
23U.S. State Days, miscellaneous
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262City Days
1Texas
2U.S.
Holidays
3Memorial Day, May 30
4St. Anthony's Day, June 13
5Father's Day, June 16
64th of July Fireworks Celebrations
7"Christmas Eve" Day, August 24
Military Days
8Lackland AFB Day, April 13
9Marine Corps Day, April 23
10Kelly AFB Day, May 7
11Armed Forces Day, May 18
12Air Force Reserve Day, May 26
13VFW Day, June 2
14Army Day, June 14
15Randolph AFB Day, June 20
16Brooks AFB Day, June 23
17Brooke Army Medical Center Day, July 27
18Women in the Armed Forces, August 12-13
19Fourth U.S. Army Day, August 15
20Tactical Air Command Day, September 1
21Non-Commissioned Officers Assoicaition (NCOA) Day, September 2
22Fort Sam Houston Day, September10
23Military Testing Association Day, September 17
24Air Force Day, September18
25Air National Guard Day, September 21
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263Organizations and Groups
1Gen. Corr
2Mormon Founders Day, April 11
3Pan-American/OAS Day, April 14
4Bicycle Touring League of America Bicycle Day , April 28
5Toastmaster's Day, May 10
6Swiss Watchmaker's Day, May 22
7Good Neighbor Day, May 23
8USAA Day, May 25
9Knight's Templar Day, June 14
10Poetry Society of Texas Poetry Day, June 15
11Texas Numismatic Association (TNA) Day, June 17
12Royal Ranger Day, June 22
134-H Day (cancelled), June 28
14Lions Internationals Club Day, June 30
15Campfire Girls Day, July 1
16Girl Scouts Day, July 9
17Washington & Lee University Day
18Old Trail Driver's Day, July 22
19Pharmacy Day, July 23
20Mormon Pioneer Day, July 24
21Order of Eagles Day, August 5
22Credit Union Day, August 7
23St. Philip's College Day, August 8
24Poultry Day, August 10
25Baptist Girl's Auziliary Team, August 16
26Woodmen of the World Day, August 18
27Scottish Highlanders Days, August 21-23
28Polish-American Sunday, September 8
29Zonta Day, September 26
Proposed Days Not Adopted
30Boy Scouts
31UNICEF
32Wellesley College
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264Days Honoring Politicians
1Congressman Henry B. Gonzalez, June 23
2Senator Ralph Yarborough, July 27
3Vice-President Humphrey's Visit, August 10
4Texas Attorney General Preston Smith, August 24
5Senator John Tower, September 7
6Mayor Walter W. McAllister, September 21
7Governor John Connally September 28
8Texas Attorney General Crawford Martin, October 5
Miscellaneous Special Days
9General
10Junior Miss Day, June 1
11Medal of Honor Day, July 5
12Industrial Development Day, August 17
13Olympics, September 12
14Gen. John J. Pershing Day, September 13
15Proposed special days not adopted
16Closing Day Ceremonies
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2651Special Events Calendars
2Texas Fashion Creators Association National Press Week March 3-6
3Thank You Letters
4U.S. Pavilion
VIP Visits
5General
6Mrs. Johnson's Tentative Schedule and Remarks at Opening of the Fair, April 6
7Visit of Marine Festival Queen Miss McHenry, IL, June 20-23
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266Visitor Relations
Staff Correspondence
Harold Robbins, Director of Visitor Relations
1Admininistrative Corr. with Dick Miller, Director of Exhibits
Advance Ticket Sales
General
2January-April 1967
3May-June 1967
4July-December 1967
5Banks
6Bonus Books
7Texas Cities
8Television Show
9Auditorium Schedules
10David Bowen
11Bernard M. Brooks Advertising
12Lawton Butler, Jr.
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2671California Exposition
2Canada
3City of San Antonio-HemisFair Cooperation
4Sherry Cloughley
5Committee Lists
6Consular Corps
7Continental Trailways Mailing Lists
8Corpus Christi
9Cowboys of the Americas
10Cultural Participation (Dick Miller)
11Cultural Participation Committee Meeting Minutes, 1966-1967
12Customs
13Dawson & Royal, Inc. Public Relations
14European International Fairs
15Executive Committee
16Exhibit Department Progress Reports
17Exhibit Design Firms
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2681Exhibits, Inc., Drawings
2Hartwig Exhibitions
3Information Concepts, Inc.
4Kissiloff & Wimmershoff Industrial Designers
5Westberry/LeMessuier, Inc.
6Exhibit Showroom
7Existing Structures
8Expo '67
9Foreign Consular Corps
10Gen. Corrr. 1965-1968
11HemisFair Background Materials
12HemisFair Retail and Related Promotions
13Hertzberg Circus Collection
14Hospitality Committee
15Hosts and Official Entertaining
16Insurance Regulations for Participants
17Interama Expo Miami
18Inter-American Educational Center
19Las Palmas Town Council
20Latin American Ambassadors Visit, March-April 1967
21Latin American Calendar
22Magazine Articles
23Charles Meeker
24Mexico
Box
269New York Office
11965-March 1966
2April 1966-May 1967
3Personnel
4William Phillips European Representative
5Prestige Image Brochure 1966-1967
6Progress Reports
7P.R. Reports of World's Fair Exhibitors
8Wayne E. Rapp
9Religious Committee (Dick Miller)
10Requests for HemisFair Literature
11Task Force Commanders
12Visitor Relations Department Profile
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270Dick Miller, Director of Exhibits
Advertising
1Bernard M. Brooks
2Dawson & Royal
3Fidelity Enterprises, Inc.
4Applicants
Art Exhibitions
5Cowboys of the Americas
6Los Dos Mundos
7Assigned Accounts
8Beethoven Hall
9Biographical Sketch
10Gen.Gordon A. Blake
11Brochures, miscellaneous
12Bureau of Business Research
13B.I.E. Delegation Visit, September 1966
14California World's Fair
15Sherry Coughley
16Concessionaire Rules and Regulations
17Cultural and Popular Entertainment
18Discover America Board Meeting HemisFair HQ, November 30, 1967
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2711-2Exhibit Display Designers
Exhibit Sales
C.R. Steakley
3Prospective Exhibitors
4Weekly Activity Reports
5James Taylor Alive, Inc.
6Exhibit Sketches and Facts
7Exhibitors Letters of Intent
8Exhibitors Lease Agreement - Improved Premises
Exhibitors License Agreements, 1965
9Exhibit B: General License Agreement for Exhibitors and Other Non-Commercial Participants
10Exhibitor's C: General Agreement for Concessionaires and Other Commercial Participants
11Exhibitor's Council
12Expo '67 Youth Concepts
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2721Fashion Pavilion, 1965
2Federal Participation, 1967
3Fine Arts Alfred Stern Report, 1965
4Folk Festivals, 1966
5General Correspondence, 1964-1967
6General Rules and Regulations, 1965
7Clovis Heimsath, Architect
8HemisFair Committees (lists)
9History of HemisFair Offices, Exhibit Showroom
10Housing
11Ideas, miscellaneous
12Industrial Participation (lists)
13Interama Exposition, Miami
14Ford Foundation
15International Division
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2731Latin American Division
2International Participation
3Mexico 1966
4Invitations
5Jesse H. Jones Hall for Performing Arts, Houston, 1966
6Magnum Photos, Inc.
7Maintenance and Utilities
8Memos, 1966
Laurence D. Miller, Manager Theme Exhibits
9General Correspondence
10Interoffice Memos
11Girard Exhibit
12Theme Exhibits, Personnel
13Mohair Exhibit
14New York Office, 1965-1966
15Pan-American Union Officials Visit March 19-22, 1966
16Reservations for Pan-American Union Conferences
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2741Pan-American Union Conference Regrets
2Pan-American week Promotion, New York, April 10-17, 1966
3Passport Information
4Person-to-Person committee, 1966
5Personnel memos
6Photographic Society of America (PSA), 1966
7Population Within 750 Mile Radius of San Antonio
8Producers Council
9Progress Reports, miscellaneous
10Project X
Prospective Exhibitors
111965-1966
121967-1968
13Sales Worksteets
Religious Expression
14General Correspondence, 1967
Religious Expression Committee, 1966
15January-March
16April-June
17July-December
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2751Reports to Executive Committee, 1967
2Requests For Information
3Resolutions (miscellaneous)
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
4General Correspondence
5Lists of Local Organizations
6Special List of City, County, State and Federal Legislators and S.A. Civic and Military Leaders
7San Antonio Rose
8Scroll Presentations 1966
9Signage Policy
10South American Tour, August 1966
11Space X 70, Inc.
12Speaking Engagements
13State Participation
14Texas Briefings
15Texas International Trade Association (TITA)
16Texas Partners of the Alliance
17Theme Development
18Theme Exhibits Structure
19Tower
20Underwriters
21United Negro College Fund (UNCF)
22Urban Renewal
23Edna Valentino
24Visitor Relations, general correspondence
25Visitor Services
26Water Ski Show
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2761Weekly Activity Reports November 1966-June 1967
Weekly Exhibit Sales Reports, 1967
2January-March
3April-Dec
4Weekly HemisFair Staff News Bulletins
Exhibit Proposal Brochures (spiral bound, not in folders)
Air, Water and the World We Live In
Man and the Universe
The Wealth of the New World
The following 11 are bound together:
The Texas Instruments:Brave New World
Cowboys of the Americas
Legal
The Generation of the '70s
The Adventure of Food
Arid-Semi Arid & Water Desalinization: Man's Thirst
Man in Motion
Talking Books
Garden of Aluminum
API (American Petroleum Industry)
Volkswagen
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277Henry Guerra, Exhibits Coordintor
1File Index
2General Correspondence, 1966-1968
3Acequia Madre
4Advance Ticket Sales
5Alitalia (Italian Delegation Visit)
6B.I.E. Reports
7Clipping Service List
8Coahuila Day
9Governor Connally
10John Creasey (Project Y Forum)
11Ewen C. Dingwall
12Executive Committee Lists
13Exhibit Showroom and Auditorium Schedules
14Exhibitor's Newsletter
15Frost Brother's Department Store
16Guidebook
17Hilton Palacio del Rio Press Kit
18Historical Structures Committee
International Participation
19General
20League of Arab States
21Honduras
22Ireland
23Japan
24Korea
25Mexico
26Peru
27Philippines
28Spain
29Vatican City
30International Department Meeting Minutes
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2781Interoffice Memos
2Invitations
3Latin American Educator's Visit, July 1967
4Lists of Other Fairs
5National Legislative Conference, September1967
Organizations
6Miscellaneous
7Bexar County Historical Survey Committee
8Texas Partners of the Alliance with Peru
9William Phillips, European Representative
Prospective Participants
10Countries: Micronesia; Puerto Rico
10State and City Participation
11Strategies and Planning
12General Correspondence re: States
13State Lists
States:
14Alabama-Arizona
15Arkansas
16California-Hawaii
17Idaho-Louisiana
18Maine-Montana
19Nebraska-North Dakota
20Ohio-Rhode Island
21South Carolina-Wyoming
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279Cities
1Mexico; Acapulco, Monterrey
2U.S. Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Washington, DC
Texas Cities
3Austin, Corpus Christi
4Dallas-Fort Worth
5El Paso
6Houston, Galveston
7Kerrville, Laredo, Pearsall, San Angelo, Wichita Falls
8Chambers of Commerce, miscellaneous
9Texas Universities: St. Mary's, Trinity, University of Texas
10Rules and Regulations
11San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Mission Road Committee
12San Antonio Conservation Society
13San Diego Visit
14San Jacinto Association
15Scrolls
16Southwestern Bell
17Speaking Engagements
18Speakers Materials
19Speeches
20Stock Show
21Texas Pavilion
22Thank yous
23Tower of the Americas
24U.S. Government Agencies
25U.S. Travel Service Overseas
26Visitor Services
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280Jack Reiss, Director of Marketing
1Advance Ticket Sales
2Concessions
3Century Souvenir Catalog
4Conrad Craven
5Emergency Telephone Installation
6Exhibit Department Budget
7Exhibit Ideas
8Existing Structures
9General Correspondence
10Guidebook Information
11Jerry Lieberman Associates
12Project Z
13Sales Meetings Magazine
Lawton "Buzz" Bultler, Exhibit Account Executive
14Concessions
Exhibits
15Designers
16Storylines
17"Man in Motion" Exhibit
18"Snow World" Exhibit
19General Correspondence
20Mexican Airlines
21Military Participation
22Motion Picture Services Exhibits
23Post Office
24Prospective Exhibitors
25Prospects Requests for Information
26Travel
27Weekly Reports
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281Requests for Information
Answers to Inquiries
1September - December 1967
2January 1-15, 1968
3January 16-31
4Feb.-March
5April-June
6July-August
School Visits
7Educational Program Booklet
Visits Pending (not Paid for) alphabetical by school name
8B-N
9O-Z
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282Visits Completed (and paid for)
1A
2B
3C
4D-E
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2831F-G
2H-I
3J-K
4L
5M
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2841N-O
2P
3R
4Sa
5Sc-Sw
6T-V
7W-Z
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285Woman's Pavilion
1Background Information, 1992
2Budget
3Clippings
4Fashion Tie-in Program
5-8General Correspondence, 1966-1968
9General Federation of Women's Clubs printed materials and brochures
10Companies Contacted
Box
286Industrial Participation
1General Correspondence
2Celanese
3Neiman-Marcus
4J.C. Penney
5Rexall Druts
6Sears/Whirlpool
7Earl Littmann, general correspondence
8Membership Lists
9Photographs
10Public Relations Releases
11Washington D.C. Luncheon, November 14, 1966
Women's Organizations
12Initial Contacts
13Lists
P.R. Kits, Brochures and Printed Materials
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287Directories
1Alphabetical
2Geographical
3Guest Registers



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