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March 22, 1966
Mr. D. A. Anderson
1202 Foster Avenue
College Station, Texas
Dear Andy:
I am late in answering your letter concerning
your candidacy for Mayor of College Station, I
have been on the go to Viet Nam and the Philippines
on a mission for our Government.
As far as I know, Andy, you will get two votes
from the Teague family. As you know I do vote in
College Station. When you are elected Mayor, if
there is any way I can be of help to you, I would
be glad to assist. It is a great honor to be elected
by your fellow citizens to represent them in any
capacity.
Sincerely,
OL N E. AGU
Congressman
1202 Foster Avenue
College Station. Texas
April 7. 1966
Tommy Preston Phillip H. Steen, Jr. Rev. L.W. Flowers
621 Columbus 311 County Road Hwy. 6 South
College Station, Texas College Station, Texas College Station, Texas
Gentlemen,
Please accept my sincere thanks for your cooperation and
help in my recent election. I deeply appreciate such.
I am not unmindful of my interest in placing a man on the
Planning and Zoning Commission and look forward, soon, to the receipt
of the names of two or so men from whom we can choose one.
To you, Rev. Flowers, I send the attached. It expresses my
feeling on the election night. I did not prepare it for public recognition.
Sincerely,
D. A. Anderson
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'?,02 Foster Avenue
College St;_;tItin, Texas
'N I/lay 12, 1966
Ile--mmorandirm to.- Supporters in Major's Election
To my _rn,:ui_y friends 1 wish to take this belated opportunity ":-,o say
"thanks" for the s-upport gilven to 2r,,e in -iny recent race for Mayor, City
of College Station.
.1 do apologize io-_r not, sem-ling these vvrislias ear'Iler but, -2.-ny official
.7vork plus priority to city Y-natters Ilas kept nae on -t-he. go.
Iftl not one single instance did any supporter, evein those who con—
tribated finamciall-'. ask any favor in. ret-,Alm. 01' course, I would not
n r1ace myself in this position, but it is a good feeling to knovr that of my
ou,pp .3r ers no one asked fo.-,.- anyti-hing in return, other than to fuifill the
Office af 1VIlayor as best 1 could. For this l am thanldul.
The Ofouncil is off to a good sta-i,,t. offices have been
filleO. Committees have beem, appointed and are at work. 'Plans bmve been
-astituted and underway to issue a yearly, report to the citizens on the
stewardshi-..,, of the Counci-I. We are going fo-rward at full speed j�Atli plans
on our *'rit-ical watea supply. A committee., kppointed by -'the Council, Js
proceeding with plans to honor J ormer 1--vialror Langford These are a f ew
Inthe months to Come I assure you that our. Coumcil will be busily
engaged on matters of coneern to our com-mumfty vrhether or not -vre recaive
press, ca,rra-!mge on such.
I assure you that I gill dedicate myself to t-he ta.sks corlzomiting mon!
city in response to the trust that, you L;,-nd otl.-iers bestowed upon rne.
Again, in clos-ing, I express my grEtitude.
"Nith kindest pe-i so-nal regards',
1). A. Anderson