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Tom McCall Folder
No full text2 pages of family history documents containing and related to Tom McCall; Louisa Mccall; Ben McCall; Dawson Mccall; William McCall; - including: Star New
William F. Buckley at Pacific University's Tom McCall Forum
No full textConservative commentator William F. Buckley, speaking at Pacific University's Tom McCall Forum on March 29, 1984. Buckley was debating former Senator Dick Clark (D-Iowa) on the topic: “America’s Future: Is Liberal Politics Dead?”The Tom McCall Forum was an annual political debate series hosted by Pacific University from 1982-2007. It brought together prominent speakers representing liberal and conservative interests to debate political topics of national interest. Originally called the "Annual Politics and Law Forum," it was renamed in former Oregon Governor Tom Lawson McCall's honor after his death in 1983. The 1984 event was the "1st Annual Tom Lawson McCall Forum.
William F. Buckley at Pacific University's Tom McCall Forum
No full textConservative commentator William F. Buckley, speaking at Pacific University's Tom McCall Forum on March 29, 1984. Buckley was debating former Senator Dick Clark (D-Iowa) on the topic: “America’s Future: Is Liberal Politics Dead?”The Tom McCall Forum was an annual political debate series hosted by Pacific University from 1982-2007. It brought together prominent speakers representing liberal and conservative interests to debate political topics of national interest. Originally called the "Annual Politics and Law Forum," it was renamed in former Oregon Governor Tom Lawson McCall's honor after his death in 1983. The 1984 event was the "1st Annual Tom Lawson McCall Forum.
Dick Clark at Pacific University's Tom McCall Forum
No full textFormer Senator Dick Clark, D-Iowa, preparing to speak at Pacific University's Tom McCall Forum on March 29, 1984. Clark was preparing to debate conservative commentator William F. Buckley on the topic: “America’s Future: Is Liberal Politics Dead?”The Tom McCall Forum was an annual political debate series hosted by Pacific University from 1982-2007. It brought together prominent speakers representing liberal and conservative interests to debate political topics of national interest. Originally called the "Annual Politics and Law Forum," it was renamed in former Oregon Governor Tom Lawson McCall's honor after his death in 1983. The 1984 event was the "1st Annual Tom Lawson McCall Forum.
Letter from Oregon Governor Tom McCall to Paul Bjelland
Get PDFThis letter from Oregon Governor Tom McCall thanks Paul Bjelland for a gift of wine
Dick Clark and William F. Buckley at Pacific University's Tom McCall Forum
No full textFormer Senator Dick Clark, D-Iowa (left) and conservative commentator William F. Buckley (right), speaking at Pacific University's Tom McCall Forum on March 29, 1984. The two men were debating the topic: “America’s Future: Is Liberal Politics Dead?”The Tom McCall Forum was an annual political debate series hosted by Pacific University from 1982-2007. It brought together prominent speakers representing liberal and conservative interests to debate political topics of national interest. Originally called the "Annual Politics and Law Forum," it was renamed in former Oregon Governor Tom Lawson McCall's honor after his death in 1983. The 1984 event was the "1st Annual Tom Lawson McCall Forum.
Dick Clark and William F. Buckley at Pacific University's Tom McCall Forum
No full textFormer Senator Dick Clark, D-Iowa (left) and conservative commentator William F. Buckley (right), speaking at Pacific University's Tom McCall Forum on March 29, 1984. The two men were debating the topic: “America’s Future: Is Liberal Politics Dead?”The Tom McCall Forum was an annual political debate series hosted by Pacific University from 1982-2007. It brought together prominent speakers representing liberal and conservative interests to debate political topics of national interest. Originally called the "Annual Politics and Law Forum," it was renamed in former Oregon Governor Tom Lawson McCall's honor after his death in 1983. The 1984 event was the "1st Annual Tom Lawson McCall Forum.
Correspondence from Tom McCall
Get PDFIncludes thank you letters from McCall and proclamation calling a special session of the Legislative Assembly
Letter from Governor Tom McCall to Representative Les AuCoin about party change
Get PDFLetter from Oregon Governor Tom McCall to Representative Les AuCoin regarding McCall switching political parties. In 1973, AuCoin helped pass Governor McCall's measure to reform the funding of public schools. When the bill failed to become law in the face of considerable opposition by the Republican party, there were rumors that McCall might switch parties and run as a Democratic candidate for the Senate. AuCoin wrote to McCall offering his support. In this response, written on June 16th, 1973, McCall thanks AuCoin for his support, but ultimately decides to remain with the Republican party. This is one of a collection of digitized objects from the Les AuCoin Papers (MS.147) at the Pacific University Archives
Tom McCall portrait , circa 1967-1975
No full textBlack-and-white photograph of Tom McCall. The captions on the reverse of the image read, "P.4", "115-20", "Gov. Tom McCall", and "R - Oregon.
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