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Morris K. Udall and Senator Sam Ervin, ca. 1973.

Morris K. Udall and Representative Patricia Schroeder.

July 11, 1975.

Morris K. Udall, Menachem Begin, and Tip O'Neil, 1979.

Udall with Jimmy Carter, New York, 1976.

Jimmy Carter, Fred Harris, Sargent Schriver, and Morris K. Udall on "Issues and Answers," 1980.

Morris K. Udall and Representative Jim McNulty, 1982.

Morris K. Udall with Speaker of the House, Tip O'Neill, 1982.

Senators Hollings, Walter Mondale, Edward Kennedy, John Glenn, Gary Hart, and Governor Ruben Askew (standing second from left), birthday roast for Mo Udall, Washington, D.C., 1983

Morris K. Udall and Representative Geraldine Ferraro, summer 1984.

Morris K. Udall and Arizona Supreme Court Justice Sandra O'Connor, 1984.

Governor Valdez, Sonora, Mexico (second from left) and Senator Dennis DeConcini (center), with Morris K. Udall, 1985.

Morris K. Udall with Arizona Governor Rose Mofford, 1987.

Governor Rose Mofford, Representatives Bob Stump and John Ky, and Morris K. Udall, 1987.

Morris K. Udall with Governor Michael Dukakis, 1988.

Stewart Udall served as the Arizona campaign chairmen for Kennedy. During the 1960 Democratic Convention Udall swung 17 Arizona votes from Lyndon B. Johnson to John F. Kennedy.

A Conference on the Energy Crisis '75: Problems, Proposals and Prospects, Beverly Hilton Hotel, Beverly Hills, California, April 26, 1975.

Family portrait taken during Stewart's first run for Congress, 1954

A male born in 1926 in Brownsville, Texas, speaks about his life history and experiences. He explains that he and his family were migrant farmworkers who mainly picked cotton. He details some of his experiences as a pachuco, and starts by telling the…

In this second interview, a male born in Brownsville, Texas in 1926, discusses his life experiences further. He begins by speaking more about his youth. As a child, since he often helped his parents pick crops, he was not able to receive a…

Addresses and Special Orders Held in the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate, Presented in Honor of The Honorable Morris K. "Mo" Udall, A Representative from Arizona, One Hundred Second Congress, First Session
Washington, D.C.: U.S.…