Governor Jack M. Campbell papers, 1936-1967, (bulk, 1963-1966).

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Governor Jack M. Campbell papers, 1936-1967, (bulk, 1963-1966).

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Summary: Collection consists of official and personal papers of Governor Campbell. The bulk of the collection consists of Campbell's official papers (1963-1966). Legislative papers include executive budgets, House and Senate bills, proclamations, correspondence with the U.S. congressional delegation from New Mexico, and various other documents. Federal papers consist of documents concerning federal agencies. Convention and conference materials pertain to various issues. Special issues involve the voting machine hearing, the Anapra port of entry, the Animas-La Plata Division Project, the Vietnamese conflict, and other issues. Political papers include correspondence and other documentation of political activities. Penal papers consist of pardons, extraditions, and correspondence. All other official papers concern various administrative agencies and private organizations. Private papers consist of biographical information, awards, clippings, and miscellaneous other personal and political documents.

81 linear feet.

New Mexico State Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7397259

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