Jack M. Campbell speeches, 1965.

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Jack M. Campbell speeches, 1965.

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The Jack M. Campbell speeches contain three speeches that he delivered in Kansas while he was governor. Included in these typescripts is an address before the Conference of Kansas teachers of Government, and two commencement addresses, including one at Campbell's alma mater, Hutchinson High School.

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