| Summary: | 1. Attorney General Richmond Flowers appoints executive assistant / 2. Auburn centennial celebration / Wallace attending / Flowers picks executive assistant / Attorney general - nominee Richmond Flowers with North and South campaign leaders who aided in victory, Robert Rush of Dothan and Dennis Lassiter of Gadsden. Lassiter, a Gadsden city employee, has been named Flowers' executive assistant for the next four years. / Catching up on Auburn progress / Centennial guests included, from left, Chilton County representative - nominee Grady Heflin, trustees P. S. Haley of Jasper, and E. L. Wynn of Ashland, Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards who is seeking post as representative of Elmore and Ray Lolley, of Enterprise, senate-nominee for the 25th district. / Auburn University marks 100 year milestone / At banquet, guests included Randolph representative - nominee Gus. W. Young, Representatives bill Nichols of Talladega and John Casey of Cleburne, with Dr. E. V. Smith, director Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. / Wallace lauds role of Auburn University / Trustee Frank P. Samford of Birmingham, Auburn University vice-president Robert Anderson, Governor - nominee George C. Wallace and president Ralph B. Draughon. / Double centennial marked at Auburn / Board of trustee members G. H. Wright of Auburn and M. H. Moses of Fyffe with one of honored guests, Dr. Leslie G. Wright, president of Howard College. / Wallace joins centennial event / Dr. Ralph B. Draughon, president of Auburn University, introduced governor nominate George Wallace, seated, as featured speaker. / Land grant contributions noted / Anderson, Wallace and Draughon at Auburn University / [Notes included]
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