Exterior view of completed building. Southwestern Bell Telephone building with the Norwood Towers building in the right.

Photograph of a Texas State Archives receptionist sitting at a desk. She has painted nails and can be seen sitting with her hands together, wearing a floral printed blouse or dress. A phone and stapler can be seen to the left and a decorative wall can be seen behind her.

Photograph of the interior view of the lobby in the Texas State Archives building. Two dark pillars can be seen in the center with a reception desk between them. A skylight can be seen on the ceiling above that features a dark, stained glass star design. A similar design can be seen on the floor below.

Photograph of a performance on stage at the Caravan Club, located at located at 2360 North Interstate 35. The singer on stage is Meg Myles, star of "Satan in High Heels" (1962). She is wearing a light colored, with a glittery belt at the waist. She can be seen standing with her arms stretched open wide while singing and looking at the camera. A pianist, bass, and saxophone player can all be seen playing behind her, all part of the Ken Ragsdale Orchestra.

Letter from John and Jean De Ford to Truett Latimer clearing up a misunderstanding in their recent call. They take issue with Mr. Latimer participating in an unnamed election where he supported Bill Blakely.

Letter from Charles C. Shepherd to W. C. Schulle answering his request for information on the store tax collection by Revenue Examiner R. B. Long. Mr. Shepherd leaves a detailed account by Mr. Long of a conversation he [Mr. Long] had with Wally Akin about the store tax collection from the Plaza Skate-Bowl.

Letter from Leon O. Mabry to Truett Latimer; He talks about getting Social Security for some people in the state as opposed to them using the Texas Municipal Retirement System (TMRS).

Letter from Lester W. Morton to Truett Latimer expressing his opposition to HB 567 and 667.

Telegram to H. P. Haney for Truett Latimer expressing his opposition to House Bill 118.

Postcard from Mrs. Bob Hale to Truett Latimer asking that he raise the tax on liquor and cigarettes.

Letter from Truett Latimer to William James Burke asking for a copy of the letter Mr. Burke sent to Stanley Vinson.

Letter from Doug Guthrie to Truett Latimer asking him to urge Governor Daniel to appoint Drs. Meade and Smith to the State Board of Chiropody Examiners.

Telegram from O. J. Johnson for Truett Latimer asking for his support on the REA bill for equal rights.

Letter from Lloyd Swindle to Truett Latimer asking for the inclusion of Judge Allen Glenn to the juvenile board in Abilene.

Letter from Roland Heldt to Truett Latimer urging him to oppose House Bill 156.

Postcard from Mrs. A. O. Miles to Truett Latimer.

Postcard from Beulah McKinney to Truett Latimer suggesting that the tax on liquor, cigarettes and other non-essientials be raised.

Letter from Boyd Graham to Truett Latimer discussing an editorial from the Reporter-News concerning Auto insurance. He encloses the editorial.

Letter from Truett Latimer informing the recipient of the letter of his upcoming television debate assailing the Governor's position on a matter concerning taxes. Mr. Latimer says one of the debate's participants will be French Robertson, who will defend the position of the Governor.

Letter from Fred H. Husbands to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer listing the locations and dates of upcoming West Texas Chamber of Commerce banquets.

Letter from Claude M. Jones to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer expressing his company's opposition to HB 156, a bill affecting the trucking industry.

Letter from Charles Lee Williamson to Texas State Representative Truett Latimer discussing coming changes by the Texas State Parks Board that would make parks more exclusive, and asking Latimer to draft legislation preventing this.

Letter from Texas State Representative Truett Latimer to Mrs. V. E. Behrens discussing the election and organization of the Texas State Board of Education, and the work and responsibilities of the Textbook Committee.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Edith M. Ballard discussing various bills in the Legislature.