LULAC National Officers roster complied by Estelle Berdeguez on September 30, 1976.

Letter from W. E. Burdick to Kenith L. Ballard laying out the details of Ballard's pension, including monthly income, insurance options, medical plans, and other benefits. The letter is printed on IBM letterhead from the Office of IBM Director of Personnel Plans and Programs.

Newspaper clipping containing an article from a 1977 issue of the Houston Post discussing a trial in which Paula Cantrell Derese will testify against Vernon E. McManus regarding a capital murder case. It also gives background about previous instances of the relevant Texas law regarding court appearances by persons implicated in crimes. The reverse side of the clipping includes an article about a highway to be built in Louisiana using clam shells and an advertisement for The Houston Post.

Letter from Robert M. Geiger to Elisa de La Vara on April 30, 1975, regarding the deposition of Joseph Benites.

Letter from Joe Herrera to John J. Herrera. Joe forwards information in reference to his challenge against Leo Cardenas's eligibility to run for the office of Colorado State Director. The letter is dated July 30, 1976.

Letters from Joe Herrera to John J. Herrera, dated July 30, 1976. The first page is a typed letter and the second page is a handwritten note. The letters discuss Joe's challenge against the election of Leo Cardenas and upcoming special election.

Additional draft of speech by John J. Herrera in response to speech of welcome by Hon. Ken Ritter, Mayor of Beaumont, Texas, to the League of United Latin American Citizens delegates at the 43rd National Convention of LULAC, Red Carpet Inn, June 30, 1972. Herrera reviews the history of Beaumont, LULAC, Land Grants and other historical information of the Mexican-American segment of the population.

Draft of Speech by John J. Herrera in response to speech of welcome by Hon. Ken Ritter, Mayor of Beaumont, Texas, to the League of United Latin American Citizens delegates at the 43rd National Convention of LULAC, Red Carpet Inn, June 30, 1972. Herrera reviews the history of Beaumont, LULAC, Land Grants and other historical information of the Mexican-American segment of the population.

John J. Herrera, National Legal Advisor, letterhead dated September 30, 1977.

LULAC is Alive...and Dead in California by John J. Herrera, typed on League of United Latin American Citizens letterhead and dated September 30, 1977. Herrera discusses his recent trip to California and the conversations he had there with LULAC members and their opinions on the State Director and actions during his terms. Only page one of the letter is included in this document.

LULAC is Alive...and Dead in California by John J. Herrera, typed on League of United Latin American Citizens letterhead and dated September 30, 1977. Herrera discusses his recent trip to California and the conversations he had there with LULAC members and their opinions on the State Director and actions during his terms. Only page 2 of the letter is included in this document.

LULAC is Alive...and Dead in California by John J. Herrera, typed on League of United Latin American Citizens letterhead and dated September 30, 1977. Herrera discusses his recent trip to California and the conversations he had there with LULAC members and their opinions on the State Director and actions during his terms.

Letter titled "LULAC is ALIVE...and dead in California," signed by John J. Herrera and dated September 30, 1977. It discusses the problems facing LULAC surrounding the Joe Benites impeachment case.

Speech by John J. Herrera, past National President of League of United Latin American Citizens, in response to speech of welcome by Honorable Ken Ritter, Mayor of Beaumont, Texas, to the LULAC Delegates at the 43rd National Convention of LULAC at the Red Carpet Inn on June 30, 1972. Herrera discusses a few historical events in the history of LULAC relating to Beaumont and includes a few personal stories.

Western Union telegraphic money order receipt from John J. Herrera to Felice A. Herrera in Cholula, Puebla, Mexico in the amount of $175. Note says "please get ring for Douglas, love."

Letter from Fred Hofheinz to John J. Herrera, thanking Herrera for the introduction given to him at the reception for new municipal judges.

Copy of a memorandum from the League of United Latin American Citizens 1980 Convention Committee to LULAC Council #11041 is dated July 30, 1979. The memo instructs the council on convention funding.

Onionskin carbon copy of a letter from Jackie Magura on behalf of John J. Herrera asking Noe Maldonado begin mailing his child support payments directly to the Child Support Division.

Letter from Eduardo Morga to John J. Herrera hand written on League of United Latin American Citizens letterhead and dated April 30, 1977.

Letter from Eduardo Morga, LULAC National Vice President, to John J. Herrera, LULAC National Legal Advisor, handwritten on League of United Latin American Citizens letterhead and dated April 30, 1977. The letters discusses LULAC business.

Letter from Eduardo Morga, LULAC Nation President, to Joseph Coors, President of Adolph Coors Company, dated August 30, 1977. The letter discusses recent communications with Coors regarding Joe Benites and use of LULAC and its members in Coors commercials. Attached to the letter are a "Boycott Coors Beer!" flyer and a LULAC press release stating the Coors Company is using LULAC's name without consent and the organization does not support their practices.

Bill from Rice Hotel directed to John J. Herrera. The bill is dated April 30, 1977, and indicates a previous unpaid balance of $307.39.

Letter from Judge Thomas H. Routt sent out to his previous supporters (this one address to John J. Herrera, who is also listed as part of the Campaign Steering Committee) informing them of his campaign deficit and requesting each recipient donates $100. The letter is typed on paper headed by a logo reading: "Keep Judge Routt: A good judge...of character."

Letter from Norma Solis, Student Women's Representative for La Raza National, describing to John J. Herrera a racist-sexist incident at the ABA-LSD annual convention and the ensuing non-apology from the one who made the remarks. Solis requests that local chapters of La Raza National and sympathetic organizations write letters of protest to the ABA Chairman.