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Texas Delegation to the
1964
Democratic National Convention
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
M.
J. Anderson, Austin
- H. A.
'Hub' Baker, Somerville
- Perry
R. Bass, Fort Worth
- W.
H. Bauer, Port Lavaca
- Lindley
Beckworth, Gladewater
- William
D. Bonilla, Corpus Christi
- Mrs.
Roland Boyd, McKinney
- Ben
Brock, New Braunfels
- Warner
F. Brock, Houston
- Jack
B. Brooks, Beaumont
- Claude
W. Brown, McCamey
- David
H. Brown, Sherman
- Claudia
M. Brummett, Amarillo
- M.
D. Bryant, San Angelo
- Raymond
E. Buck, Fort Worth
- Lucius
Bunton, Odessa
- Omar
Burleson, Anson
- Leslie
G. Burnett, Austin
- Cecil
E. Burney, Corpus Christi
- Martin
Burns, Houston
- Emery
B. Camp, Cameron
- R.
A. Carpenter, Comanche
- Waggoner
Carr
- Cliff
Cassidy, Dallas
- R.
E. Chambers, Wichita Falls
- William
H. Clark III, Dallas
- John
B. Connally
- Merrill
L. Connally, Floresville
- Ted
Connell, Killeen
- Leighton
Cornett, Paris
- George
W. Cowart, Nederland
- William
H. Crook, San Marcos
- John
H. Crooker, Jr., Houston
- Price
Daniel, Liberty
- Will
D. Davis, Austin
- E.
'Kika' de la Garza, Mission
- J.
M. Dellinger, Corpus Christi
- Seaborn
Eastland, Jr., Houston
- Frank
C. Erwin, Jr., Austin
- Ernest
C. Estelle, Dallas
- Kate
R. Estes, Trenton
- Glenn
H. Flinn, Tyler
- Sam
Fore, Jr., Floresville
- H.
E. Frizzell, Lockney
- Paul
M. Fulks, Sr., Wolfe City
- Blake
Gillen, Austin
- Drew
Gillen, Blooming Grove
- Henry
B. Gonzalez, San Antonio
- John
Gray, Dallas
- Horace
D. Grogan, Conroe
- John
Hancock, El Campo
- Fred
Hartman, Baytown
- William
W. Heath
- Charles
Herring, Austin
- Robert
W. Hervey, Houston
- D. W.
Hicks, Bandera
- John
L. Hill, Houston
- James
W. Holbrook, Dallas
- Rhea
Howard, Wichita Falls
- J.
Ed Johnson, Brownwood
- Abraham
Kazen, Jr., Laredo
- Jim
Langdon, Austin
- Mrs.
R. H. Laschinger, Gilmer
- Zac
Lentz, Victoria
- Eugene
M. Locke, Dallas
- J.
C. Looney, Edinburg
- George
H. Mahon, Lubbock
- J.
C. Martin, Jr., Laredo
- John
B. McDuff, Crockett
- George
Moffett, Chillicothe
- H.
A. Moon, Dallas
- Henry
W. Moursund, Johnson City
- W.
R. Murphy, Mexia
- Virgil
Musick, Abilene
- Alfred
W. Negley, San Antonio
- George
Nokes, Waco
- Wright
Patman, Texarkana
- John
Peace, San Antonio
- Ray
Pearson, El Paso
- Jimmy
Phillips, Angleton
- William
S. Potts, Fort Worth
- Graham
Purcell, Jr.
- Ben
Ramsey, Austin
- Mary
Rather, Hillsboro
- Sam
Richarson, Lamesa
- Walter
Rogers, Pampa
- Joseph
A. Scott, Jr., San Antonio
- Borden
Seaberry, Weatherford
- Grover
Sellers, Sulphur Springs
- W.
P. Sexton, Orange
- John
V. Singleton, Jr., Houston
- Jack
Skaggs, Harlingen
- Carlton
J. Smith, Waco
- Jim
Smith, Sr., Amarillo
- Preston
Smith, Austin
- M.
M. Stripling, Nacogdoches
- Jay
Taylor, Amarillo
- Olin
E. Teague, College Station
- Arthur
Temple, Jr., Diboll
- Charles
C. Thompson, Colorado City
- Clark
W. Thompson, Galveston
- W.
O. Tidmon, Baytown
- Lewis
R. Timberlake, Austin
- Byron
M. Tunnell
- Roy
Vanya, Houston
- W.
Marvin Watson, Daingerfield
- C. O.
White, Houston
- John
C. White
- S.
B. Whittenburg, Amarillo
- Gaston
H. Wilder, Jr., Beaumont
- A.
Murat Willis, Jr., Longview
- Hoyt
G. Wilson, Lake Dallas
- Halbert
O. Woodward, Coleman
- Jim
Wright, Jr., Fort Worth
- O.
C. Yancy, Fort Worth
- Ralph
W. Yarborough, Austin
- Joe
C. Yarbrough, El Paso
- Mrs.
Harold Young, Odessa
- John
Young, Corpus Christi
Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Carroll
Abbott, Kerrville
- Delbert
O. Adams, Hurst
- A.
G. Ainsworth, Luling
- Joseph
L. Albritton, Houston
- Alvin
R. Allison, Levelland
- Thomas
D. Armstrong, Galveston
- Edgar
L. Ball, Houston
- George
Barron, Yoakum
- Mrs.
W. D. Bebout, Lake Jackson
- Warren
S. Bellows, Jr., Houston
- H.
J. Blanchard, Lubbock
- Grace
Boaz, Jacksboro
- Max
Boyer, Perryton
- Mrs.
R. Max Brooks, Austin
- R. H.
Brown, Hartley
- H.
H. Coffield, Rockdale
- Mrs.
J. Pickens Coleman, Wichita Falls
- Julia
Ann Cowden, Alvarado
- O.
R. Crawford, Jasper
- C.
L. Curlee, Van
- Willard
Deason, Austin
- Franklin
W. Denius, Austin
- Sybil
Dickinson, Austin
- William
C. Donnell, Marathon
- R.
F. Downey, Bryan
- Efrain
A. Duran, Rio Grande City
- W.
D. Faulkner, Pecos
- Harlan
D. Friend, Liberty
- W.
N. Furey, Mt. Pleasant
- Donald
H. Glover, Port Arthur
- Paul
Goode, Killeen
- M.
A. Graham, Houston
- Jim
Griffin, McAllen
- Ralph
M. Hall, Rockwall
- William
E. Hart, Athens
- Forest
T. Henry, Houston
- Mrs.
Ray Hicks, Waco
- Luther
Holcomb, Dallas
- Mrs.
Roscoe Hopper, Ranger
- Calloway
Huffaker, Tahoka
- John
J. Ingram, Falfurrias
- J.
Rupert Jackson, Baird
- Randall
C. Jackson, Abilene
- E.
Jake Jacobson, Austin
- Ben
Johnson, Tyler
- Jerome
Jones, Texas City
- J.
E. Junker, Rosenberg
- Herbert
D. Kelleher, San Antonio
- James
H. Kelley, Stamford
- Dee
J. Kelly, Fort Worth
- Peter
J. LaValle, Texas City
- Allan
Maley, Jr., Dallas
- Jim
Markgraf, Scurry
- Frank
W. Mayborn, Temple
- Ray
McCauley, Fort Worth
- Tom
McCrummen, Jr., Austin
- Ralph
H. McCullough, Houston
- A.
B. McGinty, Houston
- John
G. McMillian, Midland
- W. T.
Moore, Bryan
- Charles
Neblett, Jr., Stephenville
- Mrs.
S. E. Newman, Kenedy
- Jim
Novy, Austin
- Will
Odom, Austin
- Frank
C. Oltorf, Marlin
- Crawford
Parker, Jr., Carthage
- Harvey
A. Parker, Port Arthur
- R.
H. Parker, Bay City
- Archer
Parr, San Diego
- Neville
Penrose, Fort Worth
- Marcella
Perry, Pasadena
- Carl
L. Phinney, Dallas
- R.
Marvin Pierce, Wichita Falls
- Groner
Pitts, Brownwood
- Henry
M. Rabun, Dallas
- Wallace
C. Reilly, Dallas
- Howard
V. Rose, Jr., Midland
- Harry
J. Schulz, Three Rivers
- A.
C. Schwethelm, Comfort
- Mrs.
Wallace Scott, Jr., Austin
- J.
Robert Sheehy, Waco
- John
Ben Shepperd, Odessa
- Chester
V. Smith, Austin
- Dave
Smith, Austin
- Harry
Smith, Dallas
- Leroy
W. Smith, San Antonio
- Mrs.
John Steen, San Antonio
- W. E.
Stone, Sr., Jacksonville
- Robert
S. Strauss, Dallas
- Ed
A. Stumpf, Houston
- Richard
B. Tierney, Houston
- Arch
S. Underwood, Lubbock
- Thomas
C. Unis, Dallas
- Cliff
Varnon, Texarkana
- Jim
Ward, Houston
- John
M. Wehby, Taylor
- Clyde
Wells, Granbury
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