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/HITE HOUSE Date
>ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
DIARY
'resident began his day at (Place) THE
Time Telephone
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1:00a Stopped
1:00a 2:00a
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_ As mf closed the door from his ofc to mjdr's room, th e President looke d
from the ticker machines «•••••• and said, "Tell George to
:
come
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Following the "Star Spangled Banner", the commander of the Canadian Honor Guard
saluted the President and escorted the President to
came front-center,
REVIEW THE TROOPS.
11:40a ;
The
President
back
on the platform-- seated while the Pierre Dupuy
- Observer
Henry L. Griffin - Associated Press
Francis Routt - Washington Evening Star ^
John Rous - Associated Press
Paul Schmick - Evening Star
Frank Hoy - The Washington Post ____
Albert Moldvay - National Geographic
George Mobley - National Geographic
- at (Place) The
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113 •j,^ guests at this
luncheon President
; Secretary
Bai^n
TOASTS
2:55p MW
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the President's table, reading from his right
Banda
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to the troops
Then Navy Band played Stars Bangled Banner and Marine Honor Guard stood by with
fixed rifles for a 21-gun salute.
10:33a Departed
General
immediately on Helicopter 1 for Palm Desert, California - home o f
Eisenhower
WHITE HOUS E Dat
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JIDENT
- . Carrol l Hamilton —
Mr.
f—^
\ *Dr. Charle s Star k Draper , Head , Departmen t
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f Aeronautic s an d Astronautics,
l o f Engineering , MI T
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Paul Thompson
Mr. Willia m Kiera n
Mr. Denni s Shaw
Lt. j g Thoma s Mill s
Chief Rober t Dun n
PH1 Willia
- a briefing memo for his meeting w/ Chancellor Kiesinger today
and other items that had accumulated during the night.
This morning, he read the "New York Times" and the "Stars and Stripes"
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Mr.
j Ranch
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Marvin Watson told
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White House Day
Activity
Thursday
(:nc!ude visited by)
/
Lloyd Falk /
Harold Hagan /
Gerald A. Jackson
Cong. Geo. Fallon Chas.
Zuver, K,
Jay
Janis - HUD Frederick A. Fay, Natl Assn ^
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Herbert N. Jasper '
of Hsg
- Bill)
nntf AUGUST
White House
W a l t
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R o s t o w
31, 1966
WEDNESDA Y
( b . 5 )
Bill Moyers (pl)
Marvin Watson (pl)
Jake Jacobsen (pl)
To MJDR's rpom - reading The Evening Star newspaper
Back to Oval Room Office
Departed the Oval Room Office
- , Escor t Ofc r an d Interpreter , DO S -
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'MITE Hous e Dat
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ENT LYNDO N B. JOHNSO N
DIARY
'resident bega n hi s day at (Place) Th
Time Telephon
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e Whit e Hous e Day
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The President began his day at (Place ) The
Entrv Tune
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Activity
In Out
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10:50a f
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White House Day
(include visited by) ture
Code
LD
Wednesday
Bob
Fleming
Senator
Mike
- the first
dance at his own inaugural
ball
since
said the Evening Star, Jan. 21, 1965
President
to
George Washington,"
January 20 , 196 5
Wednesday
White Hous e
Thence, t o Statle r Hilto n Hote l w / Mrs . Johnso n and Mr. an d Mrs. Leonar d
Marks
- March 15, 1967
Day_ Wednesday
Activity (include visited by)
Following story from Evening Star, March 15, 1967:
President Johnson , Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and other members of the
Kennedy family joined in prayer at rain-soaked Arlington Cemetery today
- Ofc
--. went through th e telegrams received on the appt of Thurgoo d Marshall.
. (there
were
34 favorable and 5 mgjm
unfavorable--the President
had
copies
of the unfavorable made and sent to Clifford Alexander)
10:37a ; __
To
1 ___!
in
10
- Republic and Mrs. Tsiranana, as they
stepped from automobiles which had brought them from the ellipse. Walk to the Podium, as
the Malagas y national anthem and the Star Spangled Banner ar e played. Reviewe d the troops,
made welcoming remarks
- . The President called Mary S in and dictated
a telegram to General Andrew J. Goodpaster who was in Walter Reed Army Hospital
The press went in to the two Presidents:
Bob Roth, Philadelphia Bulletin Bob
Fleming
^\
Syd Davis Hal
Pachios
Car l Baumann, AP Tom
- while he was outside
in the sun .
Doug Cater
The President returned t o the suite o f rooms and read the front page o i th e
Evening Star i n the corridor. . . then was wheeled to hi s roo m
w/ J V MMV Courtenay -- and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Martin i
- million )
Harry Provence - Waco. Texas
Bill Moyers - Austin, Texas
Senator Ros s Bass -- Palm Beach, Florida
The President drove to the hangar are a to greet the Jet Star from Washington carrying:
£/ Se cy. Dean Rusk
^^ Secy. Robert McNamar a
Hon. Rober t
- Force Base, San Antonio, Texas
?
President deplaned and went to the crowd at the fence. The President had on his ranc
to boarding the jet star, the President talked briefly with Tom Johnson.
President boarded the jet star joining:
Mrs. Johnson Lynda
- reviewing Stand. The President
mounted it, and stood alone to receive a 21-gun salute to the President. The Royal Canadian
Engineers Band played the Star Spangled Banner. The President, Prime Minister Pearson,
and Premier Bennett walked to the Speaker's
-
and Lyle Denniston OFF
Bob Walters
i^^nGarnett (Jack) Homer
RECORD
jT
The Evening Star is winding up its task force research on the President--story
will appear Sunday, Nov 18. They have interviewed most of the White House staff
and many members
- for the(evening(?) morning
This page considered as end of Tuesday, February 8, 1966 -- even though
it is part of Wednesday morning.
In a circular telegram to all diplomatic posts -- classified as CONFIDENTIAL-i- ____
these points were brought out to be used
- . Lloyd Hughes, Press Secy to the PM
Cong Thomas E. Morgan
Mr. Joh n E. Killick, Counselor, British Embassy
Hon Bil l Moyers t
Mr. Joh n M. Stevens , Economic Minister, British Embassy
Mr. Crosb y S. Noyes, Washington Star
Hon Walt Rostow
Hon. Gardne r
- ^ to talk on.
n to Ova l Office - to work birthday telegrams
11:28a t
Hon
11:30a t
Ramse
11:32a f
Jak
11:45a t
Hon
a}
- 12:09
p ~
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12:18p| j
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r Everet t Dirkse n ,
(The Senato r tol d th e Presiden t tha t h e ha d receive d inf o fro m
- r Mill
Mill s o f Arkansas
McGeorge
Ramsey
Bundy
Clark
Congressman
Clark
re apportionment
Thompson of Texas
Texas matters
Garnett
Jack
Horner
Jack
Southerland
Hon
Jesse M
Secretary
Unruh
Evening Star
US News World
Speaker
of
the
OFF
- with
A. W. Moursund
Melvin Winters
Arthur Krim
12:37am President
departed Haywood Ranch vis helicopter w/
Arthur Krim
12:53a Arrived
LBJ Ranch Main House
Into office reading messages,
approving telegram to Frank McKinney (heart attack in Indianapolis)
2
- McNamar a and Califano, D . C. to Moursund ranch.
Departed Moursund ranch.
Driving through Johnson City.
Arrived LBJ ranch .
Califano, D. C.
Bill Moyers, Austin .
Received telegram from Mayor -elect John Lindsa y of New York thanking him for
his telegram
- Sevareid ,
GBS
Bob Young , Chicago Tribune Hugh
John Cauley ,
Kansas City Star
Chalmers Roberts . Washington Post
Crosby Noyes .
Washington S^aox Star
Mel Elfin .
Newsweek
Jack Sutherland , U S News
Bill Moyers, Tom Johnson. Hal Pachios
Sidey, TIME
Today
-
the Oval Office
Newsboy Week picture
for picture of the President Paul
Link - age 15 -- carrier for the Evening Star
handing Paul Link a copy of , William Merritt , circulation director of the Star
his msg to be used W_
William
Clayton , w/ the Evening
- -- returning to th e Ha ywood Ranch House at 4:4 3 pm
Departed th e Haywood Ranch and went bv helicopter to Bergstrom AF B arriving a t 5:22 pm
Departed Bergstrom via Jet Star #1 w/ Mrs. Johnson, Luci , JV, Congressman
Henry Gonzalez an d Congressman Bob Page
- aj^
i /jj ^John Stampone, Army Times- President of ** _
!/^PT
Prese lted_a_bj)ok /\
Gene
Bassett, Washington Daily News
of original cai toone Gib
Crockett, Washington Star __
about ;he Pres identj _
Don
Hesse, St. Louis Globe Democratic ______
Karl
- House - - LB J R^nch
Friday
While a t th e Nicholso n Ranch — JV and MW had conversetion s relating to th e
telegram receive d b y the President earlier this day -i
d also , discussing the
reply to the telegram an d a statemen t t o answer Governor' s
- with:
Cong. and Mrs. Jack Brooks
Cong. and Mrs. Jim Wrigh t
Cong. and Mrs . Geo. Mahon
Cong. Ray Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jenkins
Condolence Telegram sent to Mrs. W. P. Hobby on death of her husband
Message sent - text released June 8
Today named four
- for a short nap before leaving for Mexico City.
The President went to the waiting Jet Star w/ Mrs. Valenti, Judge Thornberry,
JJ, MF, VM -- stood at the door to the Jet Star and told the Judge goodbye
and told the Judge to give his love to Eloise (Mrs
- alone
Bill
Moyers
WJ at
1:51
ALL-Star team
en route
to Soviet Union
Rose Garden for pictures
and mingling
w/ guests
South Lawn - w/ Mrs J and
Lynda
- welcomes
3,000
women delegates
Democratic
In office
w/ Frank Cormier and Merriman
Presidential
- German
Congr
Celler
Labor Party
and
OFF RECORD
In
outer office
reading
afternoon
papers
says
Well Eric Sevareid
says we talk
too much
after reading
column
in
Evening
Star
To Cabinet Room
to greet Mrs Katherine
E White
US
Ambassador
to Denmark
photogs
-
- courtesy
call
.70
Mrs. Roy Roberts - wife of Kansas City Star publisher
- Georgetown Hosp.
"
Julia
Sevilla - daughter
of Nicaraguan
Ambassador
- (ill)
Tuesday
Mr. President ,
Senator Smather s woul d like
to talk with you on the telephone
sometime
