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Lieutenant Governor since 1962; Mam* ber of the State Senate of Virginia ' for 10 years (1952-1962); Member of the Virginia House of Delegates for 4 years (1948 1952).
During his tenure in the Senate. Member of the Senate Committees on Finance; Courts of Justice; Welfare; Counties. Cities and Towns; and Chairman of Committee on Fish and Game.
Member of Commissions on Public Education in 1954 and 1959; Past Chairman. Virginia Potomac River Commission; Past Vice-Chairman. Virginia Commission on Constitutional Government; Former member. Virginia Advisory Legislative Council and Governor's Budget Advisory Committee; Member of Capitol Renovation Commission. 1962-64.
Mills Godwin is proud of Virginia s past heritage and present prosperity. He is a man who plans ahead. His campaign is based on a sound, realistic Program.for Progress to move Virginia Forward in every area. Mills Godwin offers Virginia attainable goals, which he will carry out in nis administration.
FRED C.
POLLARD
Member of the Virginia House of Dele gatos for 16 years (1950-1966); Dean of the Richmond delegation and ticket's leading vote getter.
Cheirman, Committee on Officers and Offices at the Capitol; Ranking member. Appropriations and General Laws Committee; Member. Committees on Education and Courts of Justice; Originator of plan under which majority of Virginia laws have been revised and modernized in past ten years.
Member. Executive Committee, Jamestown Foundation, Member. Capitol Renovation Commission. 1962-64; Vice-Chairman. Virginia Advisory Leg islativc Council Sub Committee which drafted new Uniform Commercial Code; Member. Commission on Public Education. 1959
Fred Pollard tells what is right about the State he loves: the tremendous increase in school and college ex penditures; the fact that we rank 2nd in the nation in rate of growth in personal income and lowest in rate of unemployment. Fred Pollard means to accelerate this great record of progress
ROBERT Y.
BUTTON
Attorney General of Virginia for 4 years (1962 1966); Member of the State Senate of Virginia for 16 years (1946 1961).
Past Chairman. Senate Committee of Welfare; Member of Senate Committees on Finance; General Laws; Privileges and Elections; and Counties. Cities and Towns.
Member and Past Chairman. Virginia Advisory Legislative Council; Former member of Commission on Public Education and Commission on Potomac River; Original member of the Virginia Parole Board.
Robert Button is proud of the progress of Virginia under successive
Democratic administrations. Citing the State's fine record for law and order in these fast-changing times, he feels “no State ig the nation has shown greater progress than Virginia. and we mean to keep it that way. ’'
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