Telegram from Dr. E. N. Jones for Truett Latimer asking for his support of an appropriation bill.

Telegram from John Lee Smith for Truett Latimer discussing the 'Carr Three Hundred Million Dollar Tax' bill, he feels it should be defeated.

Letter from Bobby J. Moody to Truett Latimer discussing the possible sale of a boat.

Letter from Marshall Farrell to Truett Latimer urging him to oppose an Appropriations Bill that would affect the full-time status of the State Board of Insurance.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Ralph Brock thanking him for his previous letter which invited him to the Yarborough Rally in Lubbock. Mr. Latimer writes that he can not attend the occasion but is giving the tickets to his Father-in-law who lives in Cochran County.

Postcard from Ray Erwin to Truett Latimer discussing House Bill 510.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Bobby J. Moody discussing the possible sale of a boat.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Owen Gilbreath responding to Mr. Gilbreath's previous letter which talked about House Bill 105. Mr. Latimer assures that the matter will receive a fair hearing.

Letter from Boulter, E. H. to Truett Latimer discussing the National Defense Education Act as it concerns the State Board of Education.

Letter from Jim Lindsey to Truett Latimer showing appreciation for his help on the passage of House Bill 105.

Letter from Texas State Representative Truett Latimer to House Speaker Waggoner Carr discussing Latimer's recent appointment to the Legislative Budget Board.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Waggoner Carr requesting to be a member of the Legislative Budget Board.The word 'copy' is stamped over the letter.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Marshall Farrell stating his opposition of House 510, 602, and 395.

Postcard from Ralph Dorsett to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer urging him to vote against House Bill 510.

Letter from Marshall Farrell to Truett Latimer urging him to oppose House Bill 602.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Ralph Dorsett discussing House Bill 510. Mr. Latimer says he will help defeat the bill and invites Mr. Dorsett to visit him at the Capitol.

Letter from W. R. Wright, chairman of Crusaders Against Delinquency, urging its recipients to contact their local statesman about outlawing the sale of beer and wine in Texas after 10 PM and on Sundays.

Letter from Truett Latimer to J. Roy Wells of Texas Tech thanking him for sending football tickets.

Letter from Dudley Strain to Truett Latimer discussing his support for House Bills 297 and 298.

Letter from W. D. Watkins to Truett Latimer informing him that he is sending a copy of a letter he received from a board member to the President of Texas Tech at Lubbock. He also asks that Mr. Latimer use the letter to help Waggoner Carr with Senate bill 254.

Letter from Texas State Representative Truett Latimer to the Reverend Dudley Strain affirming his support for HB 297 and HB 298.

Letter from Lewis B. Cooper to the Texas Legislature discussing issues and bills that affect teachers in Texas. Mr. Cooper asks that amendments be made to certain bills in order to have a dual system of retirement for the teachers, one for college employees and one for public school employees. He asks that the provisions in S.J.R. 5 or H.J.R. 24 be kept in general terms. He also asks that they support House Bill 709, the enabling act for Federal Social Security.

Letter from John Lee Smith to Truett Latimer discussing Senate Bill 12, he encloses his analysis of the bill.

Letter from Lewis B. Cooper to the Legislature of Texas reviewing the bills that would affect the teacher retirement program, Senate Bill 290 and House Bill 650. He thinks the bills should not be passed and explains why. One of them was the TSTA refusing to compromise with college employees on allowing each group to plan its own retirement program. Another was the issue with Federal Social Security. Mr. Cooper says that many college employees were interested in social security being added to their retirement plan but the TSTA created a pension plan that he claims would have prevented colleges or any group from being one of their members and obtaining group coverage in Social Security. He feels that college employees don't have much say in a majority of the changes to the teacher retirement plan.