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- , accompanied by Chet Carter of Protocol Office, departed his problem.
office- -reading briefing papers as he walked- -and walked along the circular
private
drive to the Diplomatic Reception Room, South Portico entrance. As he
Unofficial/visit to the United
- , Director, Institute of Industrial Relations, UCLA
Elliott V. Bell, Chairman of the Executive Committee, McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
Joseph L. Block, Chairman, Inland Steel Company
W. Anthony Boyle, President, United Mine Workers of America
Labor-Management
- 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
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Inaugural Committe e
Selection b y th e Unite d State s Marin e Ban d
Invocation b y th e Mos t Reveren d Robert E . Luce y
the
Beautiful
Solo b y Miss Leontyn e Price - - "America .
President shoo k hand s w / Mis s Pric e and
Prayer b y Rabbi
- to provide that the flag of the United States of America
may be flown for twenty-four hours of each day in Lexington,
Massachusetts.
H. R. 5597 > An Act to relieve physicians of liability for negligent medical
treatment at the scene of an accident
- at the International Bridge separating
the United States and Mexico. The Presidential motorcade stopped,
the President got out and walked to the middle of the bridge where
he was met by President Diaz Ordaz of Mexico. They exchanged private
greetings while
- Farm Park (Virginia)
Endangered Species Preservation
National Historic Preservation
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/ ^ REMARKS by the President
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see pages attached
n^,^ October 15, 1966
White House Da\
Saturday
Activity (include visited by)
ATTENDANCE AT
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- not specify .
. I W Abel , President , Unite d State s Steelworker s
Mr. Georg e Mean y , President , AFL-CI
Mr. Walte r Reuthe r ,
President , UA W
Mr. Josep h Keena n , Secy , Int l Brotherhoo d o f Electrical Workers
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VHITE HOUSE Date
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- House Friday
I or t
Activity
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Walt
Rostow
Hon
Marvin Watson, the Postmaster General
~OFF
RECORD: Mr. I. W. Abel
President of the United Steel Workers of America
Mr. Abel is in town in conjunction
- introduced one of the great fighters in
the struggle for civil rights -- his own appointment, Solicitor General
Thurgood Marshall. The fact that the President of the United States
introduced a distinguished Negro had a powerful effect on the delegates
- Keenan, VP, AFL-CIO
" Mr. Waltey Reuther. President. United Automobile Workers
* Mr. Jim Suffridge, President, Retail Clerks
*" Mr. Al Barbour, President Wayne County AFL-CIO
* Mr. Gus Scholle, President, Michigan AFL-CIO
* Mr. Rov Wilkins
' Hon. Robert P
- Nationa l Cash Register Co. , Dayton , Ohi o
Wm J . Pachle r Pres. , ' Jtility Worker s Unio n o f America, D . C.
David L . Parr , Secy-Mg ] , Centra l Arkansa s Mil k Producers Assn. , Littl e Rock . Ark .
T. F . Patton , Chr . & P r ss . , Republi c
- and Telegraph Company
Leslie H. Warner, President, General Telephone and Electronics Corporation
Glenn E. Watts, Exec. Vice President, Communications Workers of America
Mr. Charles Lathey
"r^-^^ Mr.
John Coleman
^.^ l^^^nUpPl^ Mr> Rosel Hyde, Communications
-
(PL)
Califano (PL)
President of
Joe Bierne /Communications Workers of America., AFL/CIO
Mr. W. A. Smallwood, Secretary-Treasurer, CWA
Mr. David Anderson, Civic Affairs Department, CWA
Mr. Gus
Cramer .
to present resolution adopted by the CWA
- area — A band playing "Hail to the Chief." — then the
"Yellow Rose of Texas" as the President reviewed crack troops representing every
fighting unit in South VietNam. The President rode in an open jeep standing
alongside General Westmoreland
- Remarks on behalf of the
UNITED COMMUNITY CAMPAIGNS OF America (United Givers Funds)
To Oval
where he posed for Mr. Fred Maroon, the photographer
Office
for the Magazine Publishers Association OFF
RECORD
The Association is attempting to run a double
- . This week's schedule
5. Farm Bill Extension and its relation to new Food Stamp Authorization
International Development Association
7. Status of Consumer Bills
8. Status of jcaroaegB^irencSFkntliac Conservation Bills
9. Suggested mtg of Leadership
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r pic s take n by Sg t Stotterl)
o be October 15 . 1965. G/-REMARKS -- ' t
Dr. Walte r Campbel l - President , Lion s International , Chicago , Illinoi s
Miss Isabell a S . Diamon d - Edito r - BLINDNES S - America n Ass n o f Workers fo r th
- for meeting w/ staff members OFFRECORD
re appointment of coordinator on deslating projects in Israel and
United Arab Republic in Cabinet Room
Director Schultze Memorandum
Henry Rowan - BOB
Director Hornig
Dr. Dean Peterson
Bill Moyers
Robert Kintner
Spurgeon
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MARCH 13, 1965
IMMEDIATE RFLEASE
OFFICE OF THE WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY
THE WHITE HOUSE
GODDARD DAY
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION
- of
Education, to which office he was appointed during the last recess
of the Senate.
Marshall P. Jones, of Maryland, a Foreign Service Officer of
Class one, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of
the United States of America to Malawi, to which
- Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to Guyana.
Elliott P. Skinner, of New York, to be Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the Republic of
Upper Volta.
Walter P. McConaughy, of Alabama
- Beirne, Pres. Communications Workers of America,
Mr. William Coleman, State Democratic Chairman and Mr. Albert S. Porter,
Cuyahoga County Democratic Chairman. Mayor Locher introduces the President to the
public.
PRESIDENT MAKES REMARKS - then walked
- and
Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the Republic
of Senegal, to serve concurrently and without additional compensation as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary o f the United
States of America to The Gambia.
Ridgway B. Knight, of the District
- for Democratic Action - to give brief rpt to Leaders,
Hayes Redmon calle d in by Pres. after 5 min. of Mtg
(has been in VNa
m for 2 m
Charles Roche "
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"
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(consultin
g w/ America
n Missi
(there on electoral procedures
(as they relate to VNamese elec
(tion
- Extraordinary an d
Plenipotentiary o f the United State s of America t o th e Republic of
Indonesia*
Mrs. Patrici a Roberts Harris, o f the District of Columbia,
to be Ambassado r Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary o f the United
States of America to Luxembourg
- th e las t
recess o f th e Senate , t o th e office s indicated :
Ben H. Brown, Jr., of South Carolina, a Foreign Service
Officer of Class one, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to Liberia.
William
- Scout movement to
America Beautiful)
Annual:
Report to Lyndon B. Johnson, President of the United States for 5, 732, 70
Boy Scouts of America signed by Thomas J Watson, Jr as President and
Joseph A. Brunton, Jr. , Chief Scout Executive.
Desk set
- , Continenta l Insuranc e C o - NYC
Samuel B . Jones , VP , Relianc e Insuranc e Co . , Philadelphia , Pa .
Lee Orton , Senio r V P & Treasurer - Federa l In s Co . - NYC
R. Wilso n Oster,
Oster , Financia
Financia ll VP
VP . Unite d States Riedibfcsoaaasi
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REMARKS
list
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170 people
gathered
The President signed proclamation designating 1965 to be International Cooperation Year
in the United States of America, using his
personal
fountain
pm
To office
w/
Henry
Cabot
Lodge
McGeorge
Bundy
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Fri
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Nominations sent to the Senate today:
Maurice M. Bernbaum, of Illinois, a Foreign Service Officer of the Class
of Career Minister, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the
United States of America to SK Venezuela.
Wymberley DeR. Coerr
- , of Maryland , t o be th e Representative o f the United States of America t o the Twentiet h Plenary
Session o f th e Economic Commission for Europe o f the Economic
and Social Council of the United Nations.
Morris B. Abram , of New York, to be th e
- WHEREOF, I have here.mto
of the United States of America to be afixed.
set m y hand andeau se d the seal
Done at Johnson City, Texas, this
twentieth day of .iviarch in t he Year of
our Lord Nineteen hundred and sixty
five, And of the Independence
- , to be Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary o f the United States of America to New Zealand.
David S. King, of Utah, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the Malagasy
Republic.
Robert L. Payton, of Missouri
- SECRETARY
THE WHITE HOUSE
NOMINATIONS SENT TO THE SENATE ON OCTOBER 6, 1966:
Spottswood W. Robinson, III, of the District of Columbia, to be
United States Circuit Judge, District of Columbia Circuit, vice George T.
Washington, retired.
John Lewis Smith, Jr
- , to be Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the Republic of
Viet-Nam, vice Henry Cabot Lodge.
William W. Heath, of Texas, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to Sweden.
John M
- Trimbl e
Robert Kome r
Ulric Hayne s
Edmund S Glen n (interpreter )
Estes .. America
America nn Ambassado
Ambassadorr ttooth
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Republiccoof
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Uppe r Volt
Volt aa
The Honorabl e Thoma s S . Estes
Walking on South Portico w/ President
- .
Raymond R. Guest, of Virginia, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiar y o f the Unite d States of America to
Ireland.
Angier Biddle Duke, of New York, to b e Ambassador
Extraordinary an d Plenipotentiary of the United States of America
to Spain
- :
Ellsworth Bunker, of Vermont, to be Ambassador at Large.
Llewellyn E. Thompson, of Colorado, a Foreign Service
Officer of the Class of Career Ambassador, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to
the Union
- L . Prout y
Frank Keppell , Dep t o f HEW
Senator Georg e Murph y
George Meany , AFL-CI O
Cong. Jame s O'Har a
Andrew J. Biemiller , AFL-CI O
Cong Sa m Gibbons
M. D. Mobley . Exe c Director . America n
s.,Cong Dominic k Daniel s
Vocational
