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Broadcast Tower Raising, no. 1

Donor: Gordon Wilkison

LBJ Ranch Barbecue for U.N. Ambassadors (1963)

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
Rough clips of U.N. ambassadors at an LBJ Ranch barbecue. Footage includes a monkey herding sheep while riding a dog

Paid Political Telecast for the Election of Ben Ramsey for Railroad Commissioner, 1962

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
In this political advertisement, Ben Ramsey asks for voters' support in his run for Railroad Commissioner in the 1962 Democratic primary election.

Paid Political Telecast for the Reelection of Governor Price Daniel, 1962

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
In his 1962 bid for reelection, Texas Governor Price Daniel gives a political telecast.

Retirement of the Texas Senate

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
Footage of the retirement of the Texas legislative session

Texas Department of Public Safety - Labor Day 1965 Holiday Safety Reminder

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
Director of the Texas Department of Public Safety, Homer Garrison, urges safe driving over the Labor Day weekend, 1965.

Speaker Turman’s Political Telecast for Lieutenant Governor

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
Speaker Turman discusses points he will address if elected Lieutenant Governor.

The Tom Miller Story (1962)

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
A television tribute to former Austin Mayor, Tom Miller.

The Man from Gober

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
Speaker Turman promises to “preserve the God-given personal and political liberties of all citizens” if elected Lieutenant Governor.

Two Automobile Wrecks

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
In this footage most likely shot for an Austin-based network news affiliate, two automobile wrecks are shown

Train Wreck

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
Aerial footage documents the aftermath of a train wreck in Clifton, TX.

Women’s Group Supports Waggoner Carr

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
A San Augustine woman’s charter group supports Waggoner Carr’s 1964 run for Texas Attorney General.

UT Fashion Show

Donor: Gordon Wilkison
Zany fashion hijinks on a University of Texas TV show

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