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  • Continuation of interview of Luís Salas by AP reporter James Mangan regarding Salas’s early life, entrance into politics, and disputed votes in Jim Wells County, Texas, during the 1948 Senate election. Topics: 1948 run off between LBJ and Coke
  • for Coke Stevenson; Salas’s conflict with Charlie Price; local power of Parr and Salas as his representative; death of Bill Mason; Salas’s entrance into politics; comparison to The Godfather; control of draft board, police departments; Salas's relationship
  • ; Clarence Martens; Salas’s clerks; how many lists were created, where Salas’s list ended up, which list was seen by Coke Stevenson
  • was going to support Lyndon Johnson? S: Before the 1948 election, George came to Alice and told me, "Luís, this time we're going against Coke Stevenson. We're going to support Johnson." I didn't ask him why, because whoever George told me "we want