1960 Democratic National Convention Los Angeles Arena Construction Memo 8x11 For Sale

Discover a rare piece of political history with this original four-page document detailing the \"ARENA CONSTRUCTION\" plans for the 1960 Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. Dated May 8, 1960, this internal memo from the Democratic National Convention, Hotel Biltmore, Los Angeles, outlines the groundbreaking innovations implemented for the Los Angeles Sports Arena. It reveals fascinating details about the convention\'s setup, including the specially designed rostrum by H. J. Schlafly, Jr. of Teleprompter Corp., advanced camera systems, and the sophisticated control section managed by J. Leonard Reinsch.This historical document offers a unique glimpse into the logistical and technological preparations for a pivotal political event where John F. Kennedy would ultimately be nominated for president. It highlights the involvement of key figures like Paul Butler and musical director Johnny Green, describing a completely redesigned experience for both attendees and the television audience. Collectors of political ephemera, California history, or mid-century documents will find this detailed account a compelling addition, showcasing the meticulous planning behind a major national convention.