Political campaigns--Oklahoma
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
#10, undated
This series includes original interviews, personal narratives, network broadcasts, and other produced materials. The series spans Carl Albert's career as a public figure from the 1950s to 1976. Notable events include Carl Albert
2023 Addition - Audio, Film, Video
The 2023 Accrual was donated by James R. Jones and delivered to the Carl Albert Center in April, 2023. Three small storage boxes included film, audio, and video recordings in various formats (16mm, 1" videotape, 1/4" magnetc tape, Audio cassette tape, 2" videotape). The items are mostly 'B roll' clips throughout Congressman Jones' career, including many family clips and footage.

Harry Culver Collection
J. Howard Edmondson Collection
Election Year: 1964
Phillip C. Ferguson Collection
This small collection contains a few items related to Ferguson's ill-fated gubernatorial campaigns of 1950 and 1958 as well as scrapbooks concerned with soil conservation and flood control. In addition, there is a small photograph collection which includes several images of the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District as well as images of soldiers in Vietnam in the 1960s.
No. 3 Congressmen Albert and Steed, undated
The video showcases Carl Bert Albert’s presidential campaign, featuring conversations with Barack Obama and emphasizing leadership and national integrity. Visuals include the Capitol Building, American flag, and campaign slogans. The advertisements highlight Albert’s commitment to protecting the nation, addressing American concerns, and promoting his vision for a strong, united United States.

Oklahoma Republican Party Papers

Preston E. Peden Collection
Political advertisement for Carl Bert Albert’s presidential campaign, undated
The video features a political advertisement for Carl Bert Albert’s presidential campaign, set in the Capitol Building and Washington. It highlights the United States’ strengths and defects, emphasizing the role of the President and party representatives. Visuals include meeting places, banners, and scenes from the Capitol lobby, reinforcing the campaign’s message.