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- :0 0 today, telegram s i n respons e t o th e Stat e o f th e Unio n
were 21 7 favorable , an d 3 2 unfavorable
all
of which
the President
Senator
Russell
Long
saw
STRICTLY OFF RECORD
(this visi t wa s at th e President's request)
Secretary
- - w/ Ashton Gonella
Jack Valenti
Secy Freeman
MW
BM (pl)
Joe Califano (pl)
Harry
McPherson
Kintner
Walt
(pl)
Rostow
Harry
BM
re
(pl)
McPherson
(pl)
telegram
to Leontyne
Price
16, 1966
Joe Califano (pl)
Marvin Watson (pl)
Walt Rostow (pl
- , 1966
LBJ RANCH Day
TUESDAY
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Activity (include visited by)
The president approved a telegram to fafw-jtTfr'fc MartinAndersen,Orlando, Fla. , for
an\"f$ appreciation
dinner .
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The President to his bedroom in
.
the
office
suite
to
\
see Dr
- types of
William Dwight, Publisher, Holyoke Transcript Telegram, Holyoke, Ma
appeals because everyone agreed
Walter H. Johnson, Senior VPres. , Interpublic Group of Companies, NYC
Gordon Kinney, VPres., Advertising Council, Wash, DC
that the public
- ) —_—
(The President called himto thank him for his telegram supporting the
President in his stand on the VietNam question and complimenting him
on his able Secy of State Dean Rusk)
23, 1966
n^ Feb
White House p^.
Wed
Ex]
Activity (inc!ude visited b-/) t
t
OFF
- e i n South VietNam.
Received new s thi s mornin g o f General Eisenhower's illnes s fro m Dr . Burkle y
Sent a telegram t o President Eisenhower. .... in Augusta, Ga .
Press briefin g toda y (#191-A)afforded th e followin g information r e reca p o
- Tom
6:25p President
^
Johnson in Oval Office
to mjdr's office w/
Tom Johnson
Looked at evening edition of Star with pictures of Eugene McCarthy and
the Vice President - both of the candidates were holding babies who
were crying and the President
- : ;
Helen Thoma s UPI
Frank Swobod a UPI
Frank Cormie r AP
Doug Cornel l AP
Dan Gottlieb Reuters
Roy Ree d N Y
Times
t
David Breasted N Y
DailyNews
George Packard PhilBulletin
Murie1 DobbinBaltSun
Garnett Horner WashingtonEvening Star
Eve Edstrom
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McChesney Martin, Washington, D. C. ^__^
2:16p t
2:30p 2:45p
(include visited by)
President
• George
j
18, 1968
Aboard
Jet-Star Randolph Field to LBJ Ranch
President ( The
, Dr.
George G. Burkley
, Dr.
Marlin W.
»**»*** Vos s
Larry Temple '
Jim Jones
-
Post Karl
Star ABC
Hess ;
Louis Post Dispatch CBS
Times Milton
BS
Erwin Knoll Newhouse
Nsprs John
Dean Schoelkopf USI
A NBC
John Morton ;
Western
Union Bill
Chuck Roberts Newsweek
NBC
j Dan
Thursday
Ray Scherer NBC
Bob Pierpoint CB
Rather CBS
Sid
- Star
Flowers sent today to the funeral of Secy Freeman's mother - to be held
tomorrow in Minneapolis.
In his morning press briefing, G Christian announced:
The President has signed the following bills:
H. R. 17023, the Independent Offices and HU D
-
regulation
Returned t o Ova l Roo m w / Jac k Valent i - - talkin g abou t Je t Star s an d trip s
made remarks
remarks
made
To Eas t Roo m for greetin g o f a grou p o f U . S . Attorney s
their wives , an d Departmen t of Justic e
officials. Stoppe d i n
- Administration
Washington, D. C.
Mr. John T. Knox
Fiscal Agent for the 37 Farm Credit Banks
(The Federal Land Banks, the Federal Intermediate Credit Banks and the
Banks for Cooperatives)
New York, Hew York
Mr. Lome Greene, star of the television program
- alway s supporte d the President bu t he ha s neve r ha d an invitation to com e visi t --the
President invite d him . Th e President tol d Ambassador Linowit z to star t o n arrangements
to ge t the Presiden t o f Paraguay into som e kin d o f meeting
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Th
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_ Tuesda y
Whit e Hous e Day
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t E*F>e
Activit
y (includ e visite d by ) tu
e i n th e parlor s an d hallways
pT
o the Eas t Roo m fo r Entertainmen t
provided b y Metropolitan Opera star , Richar d Tucke r an d
i ^••••
a mezzo
- Workers of America
Mr. Anthony B. Sargent, CBS News
Capt and Mrs. Walter M. Schirra, Jr. , Astronaut, Seabrook, Tex
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seib, Jr., Washington Evening Star
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Shackleton, Washington, D. C
.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W. Simpson
- . Gwertzman, Press
Mr. J. Terhorst , Press
Mr. B. Trautman, Press
mary s to state room (President had called her) --Saidto send message back to Joe
Califano that he Approved promotion of Lt. General Theodore J. Conway to 4-star
general and assignment ot he
- , and the
President joined them there.
Patrick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Nugent attended the peception.
The President was seen circulating around the rooms, and mingling with guests.
Washington Star and Washington Post of June 14 both indicated that the L
- Star
John Herling, National Newspaper Syndicate
Mr. Philip A Kazen, Laredo, Tex
sat at Pres table
Mr. Davi d J Kraslow, Los Angeles Times
Dr. Warner Lawson, Dean, College of Fine Arts, Howard Univ
sat at Pres table
Mai Ronald B Lee, Washington, Dc
Hon
- d departe d a t 9:50 ; Valenti s departe d a t 10:00 p
and the President retire d at ll:20 p
JV
October 2 , 196 5
WHITE HOUS E
SATURDAY
Today announce d th e star t o f a U . S. Japa n Cooperativ e Medica l Scienc e Progra m
Released tex t o f
-
Freeman was holding the briefing for the newsmen and the President
^ decided
to join and sat in the Fish Room on the front row -- starring reporters
NOTE: "he Washington Post, for near him. On
two questions, Secretary Freeman pointed out that the President
- Francisco (sister & Brother-in-law of Dr. Java
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Browning, Wharton, NJ (father and mother-in-law of Dr. Jav
Dr. David Prowitt, Natl Education Television, NYC
To mjdr's room where he looked at memos,
Secy Joseph Barr
Evening Star,
April
- e
Dr. Othma r Herma n Amman n Dr
. Marshal l Warren Nirenberg
Dr. Theodosiu s Dobzhansk v Dr
. Julia n Schwinger
Dr. Charle s Star k Drape r Dr
. Harol d Clayto n Urey :
Dr. Solomo n Lefschet z '
Dr
. ' Robert Burn s Woodwar d
Dr. Nea l Elgar Mille r
- ground floor (se e pag e "7" ^
National
Newspaper
Publishers
Associations
CIVIL RIGHTS
John Bogle Joh
n Sengstacke
Asst Pub Philadelphia Tribune
Publisher
Chicago Defender
Mildred Brown Whittier
Sengstacke •
Publisher Omaha Star
Gen Mgr Tri State
- Sout h Grounds
Merriman Smith , UP I
Frank Cormier , A P
John Chancellor , NB C
Nan Robertson, N Y Time s
Charles Baile y. Minneapoli s Tribun e
Douglas Kiker , N Y Herald Tribun e
• Garnet t "Jack " Horner . Washingto n Evenin g Star
George
George Reed
- Bureau and reforms i n it
s Maguir e - - th e President wa s talkin g t o him about answers to the telegrams
received o n the Stat e o f th e Unio n speech .
Georg
Marvi
p Watso
5:12p f
l -p
e Califan o - - returnin g th e President's call . r
p
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- —— — — Presiden
t t o hi s bedroom for ru b an d slee p
t asleep--
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——
—
TELEGRAM
The White House
Washington
,i
mf asked Lem Johns for acces s to their
shift reports on South American Trip
•
4-1967
12:05p
.
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|^
!
Secy
Robert McNamara ;
- to dictate changes in telegram to go to Sen. Yarborough in Texas
Jim
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,
Ashton
__^
Doug
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Note: in tonight's night reading MJDR has a note
the President saying "if you miss the FDR
in your Oval Rm Office over
- , Durham, N. C. , ack'g
b'' f* p ' to Pres f seeing DN C sponsored gp of summer interns & others
.^^^9) Ltr to Mr. Lester E. Thompson, Pres, The Conservative Baptist Assoc of Amer. ,
^t'\L^ ^ Prescott, Ariz -- thank'g f his telegram -- Pres in their prayers
- of his conversations with members
FRB concerning interest rates and money market conditions
Retired
Dr. Walter Heller houseguest
Telegram sent todzy to Cong Carl Albert who suffered a mild heart attack and is
recuperating in Bethesda Naval Hospital
- expects to spend one to two months there preparing a major
article for LIFE magazine on the war in VietNam.
(In this meeting, the President used Lodge's weekly telegram dated July 27)
n^ .August
White House pa
1, 1966
v MONDAY
Activity (inc!ude visited
- )
Rostow (PL)
Temple (PL)
the office with Mrs. Johnson and little Lyn Nugent. Stayed in mjdr's office reading
the Evening Star. Mrs. J and Lyn on into the Oval Office. Lyn played with telephones,
Oke took pictures.
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t o r Prim e Ministers . (mor
e o n the othe r side )
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Dat
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l 14 , 196 7
Day
FRIDA Y
Activity (includ e visite d by ) tur
Expendie
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During th e millin g aroun d that preceded the star t o f th e
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€NT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
DIARY
'resident began his day at (Place)_
Tune Telephone
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Lo
The
White House
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Activity
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Day,
Saturday
(include visited by) ture
The Navy Band played the "Star Spangled Banner"
11:51 a Welcome
by Mr
- Bronze stars, and
the Purple Heart. He currently is a lieutenant colonel in the U. S. Army
Reserve.
He was an administrative assistant to Congressman John J. McFall from
1957 to 1963. Prior to that, he served as a reporter for the Stockton
Daily Record
- minutes)
Tom
Rostow (pl) -
.
_.
Out
__
of his ofc - down the hall - returning to MW's room
at 5:23p to go over tomorrow's schedule w/ JJ _
To
_
To
___ 1
5:31p t
. ..
mjdr's room where he looked at first issue of Evening Star ...
Complaining
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Stopped again. (6th stop according to press pool). Large cheer. Sign
from the Sunshine State to the Lone Star State. "
saving "G
Stopped. Crowd cheering amdly. Prime Minister Holt spoke. The crowd sang
gave three cheers for the President. The President
- Hotel, the hotel where the President had stayed the night o
June 8, 1942, the night before he was awarded the Silver Star. The President ente
the building and talked to the woman who was there when he had stayed there previo
They showed his the register
- ", --author Jim Symington, star Jim Sym
and possibly enjoyed only by Jim Symington.
To begin a chorus led by Ambassador James Symington sang "On the Road with LBJ
Then Amb. Symington did a dialogue, supposedlya closed door conversation between
the President
- , Operators (xxBBsdx Crossroads Africa, Inc. , N
Rosenthal, Cong. Benjamin S
Rostow, Hon. Walt W.
Rowan, Hon. Carl T. - columnist, Washington Star
Rumford, Hon. W. Byron Rusk. Hon. Dea n - Secy State
Sisco, Hon. Joseph J ,
Slaughter, Mr. Adolph J Associated
