Oral history interview with Alonzo Jamison, 1968 July 30

Resource Type:: Manuscript (Paper)
Publication:: 1968
Serial Holdings:: Shelved in Oral History Transcripts Collection, University Archives.
Related Series:: Oral History; [volume] 32

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Summary:: Interview with Alonzo Jamison concerning his experiences as a college professor, a farmer-stockman, a Democrat, and a former member of the Texas House of Representatives from Denton. Jamison shares his personal views as a member of the Special Session of the Sixtieth Legislature and discusses appropriations, revenue bills, the budget-making process, Legislature's relationship with Governor John Connally, liquor legislation, and the urban-rural conflict.
Author/Creator:: Jamison, Alonzo, 1918-
Contributors:: Kamp, Henry Wilbur, 1922-
Texas Political History Oral History Project
North Texas State University > Oral History Collection
Languages:: English
Language Notes:: Item content: English
Main Work:: Oral history interview with Alonzo Jamison, 1968 July 30 [by Jamison, A.]
Related Series:: Oral History; [volume] 32
Subjects:: Jamison, Alonzo, 1918- — Oral history
Texas Legislature — House of Representatives — Oral history
Legislators — Texas — Oral history
Legislation — Texas — Oral history
Texas — Politics and government — 1951- — Oral history
Genres:: Oral history — Examples
Political oral history — Examples
General Notes:: Interview conducted in 1968 for the Texas Political History Oral History Project. Interviewer: Dr. H. W. Kamp, Professor of Government, North Texas State University.
Physical Description:: 24 leaves ; 29 cm
Call Numbers:: OH 32
OCLC Numbers:: 145735114

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