Typed results of the first primary for the Senate and House of Representatives of the 61st Legislature, including the names and addresses of candidates.

Letter from J. Earl Williams to Barbara C. Jordan, thanking her for agreeing to speak at the University of Houston College of Business Administration's Conference on The Human Resource Development Program and giving her information about the event.

Letter from Norman J. McKenzie to Barbara C. Jordan, informing her of the next meeting of the President's Commission on Income Maintenance Programs.

Text of a portion of the proceedings from "The Imperative for Excellence in American Society," a symposium held by the University of Texas at Austin. The first page is part of a program from that event, with an asterisk written beside "Excellence in the Professions and Public Service - Professor Barbara C. Jordan." The next two pages are from an unknown magazine and contains snippets from several of the speaker's presentations. The numbered section that follows contains Barbara Jordan's presentation on the value of people and American exceptionalism.

Text for testimony given by Barbara C. Jordan before the House Government Organization Committee about the Texas Department of Agriculture Sunset Legislation.

Text for a speech given by Barbara C. Jordan at the Ron Dellums Benefit. The speech addresses the topic of government and social welfare.

Text for a speech given by Barbara C. Jordan at the Ron Dellums Benefit. The speech addresses the topic of government and social welfare.

Text of a portion of the proceedings from "The Imperative for Excellence in American Society," a symposium held by the University of Texas at Austin. The first page is part of a program from that event, with an asterisk written beside "Excellence in the Professions and Public Service - Professor Barbara C. Jordan." The next two pages are from an unknown magazine and contains snippets from several of the speaker's presentations. The numbered section that follows contains Barbara Jordan's presentation on the value of people and American exceptionalism.

Text for a speech by Barbara C. Jordan for the National Association of Attorneys' General Convention in San Antonio, Texas, about the criminal justice system in America.

Text of speech by Barbara Jordan regarding an increasing crime level in the United States, lack of government action, and a lack of understanding of the justice system by the average American.

Text of speech by Barbara Jordan regarding an increasing crime level in the United States, lack of government action, and a lack of understanding of the justice system by the average American. A number of handwritten edits can be seen across the document.

Text of speech by Barbara Jordan regarding matters of public welfare and social justice.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan and Nancy Earl standing in a room at the Texas Delegation Luncheon. Earl is shaking hands with a sitting man, and Jordan is holding a glass. Jordan is wearing a dark-colored dress, and Earl is wearing a light-colored blazer.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan at the Texas Delegation Luncheon. She is wearing a dark-colored dress, and shaking hands with a sitting man wearing a dark-colored suit. There are other people in the room around them wearing dark-colored suits.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan, Nancy Earl, and three guests sharing a discussion while eating at Texas Delegation Luncheon. Jordan is wearing a dark-colored dress, and Earl is wearing a light-colored blazer.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan and Nancy Earl greeting guests of the Texas Delegation Luncheon. The guests are sitting in chairs in a circle with a table in the foreground.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan standing and speaking at the Texas Delegation Luncheon. There is a room of men and women looking at her, and Nancy Earl is seated beside her. At the end of the table on the right is Beryl Ann Bentsen and Lloyd Bentson. Jordan is wearing a dark-colored dress.