Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, Lyndon Baines Johnson and others standing in a group in an outdoor setting. Flags behind the group.

Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, Lyndon Baines Johnson and others riding in a convertible automobile, waving, with a crowd in the background.

Photo of men posing in front of vans with Brice Floral Company in background. Austin, Texas. Brice Floral Company was located at 2221 East Avenue in Austin and owned by Billy M Brice. In order of left to right, the top row are Neil Elder, Billy Brice, Patrick Noack and the bottom row are Willy Brooks, Alfred Moffet, O'quinn Cairo, Harold G. Carter.

The exterior of the Kress store. A sign in the front window of the store says "open." There is a car parked under a light to the right of the photo. There are also flags hanging over the parking lot and on the exterior of the Kress building.

The interior of the Kress store. There are cosmetic bags and other merchandise on display in the store. There is also a ladder to the left of the photo. There are several balloons along the ceiling.

The interior of the Kress store. There are flowers, cards, and records amoung other items on display in the Kress store. There is also a glass door leading to the "Garden & Patio Shop."

German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Lyndon Baines Johnson walking in a rural setting with a group of men.

German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, Lady Bird Johnson, and Lyndon Baines Johnson standing on a platform, with 2 unidentified women. LBJ's hand is raised holding his hat. A group of young women is in the background.

Photo of men and women gathered around dining table at Villa Capri restaurant. Austin, Texas. Cake reads "Congratulations Girl Unit."

Three men holding a piece of paper and standing next to CB Smith Volkswagen Motors. There are a few cars parked next to the sign advertisement. All three of the men are wearing suits.

Portrait of Mr. Trueman O'Quinn

Display men tout the Vulcan Reading Service display

Cecil Hill's A.C.T. [Austin Civic Theater] group ballerina dancers pose

Cecil Hill's ballerinas with a synchronized pose. Part of the Austin Civic Theater.

One of Cecil Hill's ACT [Austin Civic Theater] ballerinas in a stretched pose.

Aerial view of what appears to be a highway interchange. Location is not identified.

Photograph of Konrad Adenauer and Lyndon Johnson standing on a stage with other men. Decked with patriotic bunting, the stage stands underneath a stone building with multiple stories that has two policemen standing on a fire escape landing.

Photograph of the interior sanctuary of St. David's Episcopal Church, taken from the altar. There are large windows, a vaulted ceiling, and rows of pews in the photo.

Photograph of the interior sanctuary of St. David's Episcopal Church looking towards the altar. There are large windows, a vaulted ceiling, rows of pews, and a view of the altar in the photo.

Photograph of ten elderly women and three men sit around a table at the Pan American Recreation Center for a United States citizenship class. A double sink and cupboards are in the background.

Photograph of children petting a calf at Hillcrest Farms on a Tiny Tot field trip hosted by Pan American Recreation Center. A boy pets the calf while a young girl feeds the calf a treat. Another boy and girl look on.

Interview with J. Fagg Foster, from Blue Ridge, Texas. The interview includes Foster's involvement in the Rainey controversy while he was a graduate assistant at the University of Texas, 1944-45.

Interview with former state senator, lieutenant governor, and governor of Texas (1950-57), Allan Shivers from Lufkin, Texas. The interview includes Shivers' observations on his career in the Texas Senate (1934-45), liquor control issue, pari-mutuel betting, lobbyists, oil politics, labor relations, comments about Governors James Allred and W. Lee O'Daniel, race for lieutenant governor in 1946, views on the operation of state government, education, Truman presidential race of 1948, tidelands oil, death of Governor Jester in 1949 and succession to governorship, gubernatorial election in 1950 and the Stevenson-Eisenhower campaign of 1952.

Envelope sent from John B. Connally to John M. Herrera postmarked April 9, 1964.