Box 2

Press invitations, correspondence, commencement programs, clippings, AP wire story, and photographs.

Clipping related to space exploration.

Clippings primarily related to Johnson's transition from vice president to president.

Clippings related to Johnson's transition to president.

Typed copy of correspondence between David F. Votaw, professor of education at SWT, and Lyndon Johnson. Votaw expressed confidence in Johnson's leadership.

Correspondence between Mr. Carl Thetford and Mr. Bruce Roche, director of the College News Service.

Three photographs, one contact sheet, and eight negative frames of Johnson and Senator Hubert Humphrey riding horses.

Letters to the editor of the San Antonio Express identifying C.E. Evans as the unidentified friend pictured with Johnson in a previous news story.

Press release from Southwest Texas State College News Service, titled Lyndon B. Johnson's Days at SWTSC.

Press release from SWT, stating SWT one of 17 colleges to have produced a president.

Two photographs of Johnson on stage during the 1964 presidential campaign.

Clippings, handwritten transcript, White House press release with typescript of Johnson's remarks, photographs and contact sheets.

Clippings related to politics and Johnson's relationship to SWT.

Various photographs of Johnson towards the end of his life. Includes portrait of Johnson and Ladybird, Marine One, and contact sheets.

This series consists of news and information related to former President Johnson's activies and visits to campus after his time in the White House. It also contains materials about his death on January 22, 1973.

One matted black and white photograph of Johnson, Lady Bird, and one other people during signing of the Higher Education Act. Jake Pickle is behind Lady Bird.

Letter written to a Mrs. Bertha V. Leifester from Chicago on LBJ stationary with embossed header. Letter mentions Southwest Texas State.

Full title: Observance of the 20th Anniversary of the Higher Education Act: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Postsecondary Education of the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Ninety-ninth Congress, First Session, Hearing Held in San Marcos, TX, November 8, 1985.

Article with two opposing views on Johnson.