Contains a slide of Bennett greeting people at an unknown event, a copy of Senate Bill 72, a transcript of police radio chatter, various correspondence, pamphlets for the Kansas Association of Conservation Districts, and a portrait of Benjamin Disraeli.

Correspondence includes materials relating to William S. Chang attempting to license a private employment agency in Kansas, a constiuent trying to get more information of the governors cabinet, Bennett requesting that his papers here at Spencer be searched for materials relating to the Kansas Corporation Commission, a letter pertaining to Bennett possibly giving a speech at the Four Colonies Clubhoues, and correspondence between Bennett and Spencer staff regarding to possiblity of Placing his papers here.