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- they stayed upstairs in the Presidential Suite of the Waldorf.
The President said that he was tired and he hoped that there wasn't too much
work waiting for him
11:15p Helicopter
11:20p President
landed on the South Grounds
to Oval Office
II Q rcnVE'QMUFMT
- his day at (Place) THE
Time Telephone
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In Out
Lo
12:20p 12:25p
WHITE HOUSE
f or t
Activity
LD
Mr.
FRIDAY
Day
(include visited by)
Borge presented a special Hope Chest Award to the Presiden t
on behalf of the National Multiple Sclerosis
- o d o (i t wa s reall y abou t 3 0 minute s more )
d woul d the n b e hom e fo r dinner ; hope d Lynd a an d Luc i
could ea t wit h the m an d tha t th e baby(Lyn ) "ha s no t gon e
to bed. "
Inquired whethe r Sterlin g Steve s an d his wif e ha d
- an d walked back into Oval Offic e
" 1:35 p /ej^,OFF RECORD :
~~^ffHelen Thoma s - UP I
Tom Johnson
Helen Thoma s aske d t o se e th e Presiden t sayin g that sh e i s "especiall y intereste d in
talking abou t the President' s mood , hi s hope s fo r
- Jone s an d Larry Templ e lef t
e Presiden t stil l aslee p
10:45p j
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e Presiden t wen t to hi s bedroo m
saying h e was ver y tired, an d hoped h e coul d ge t bac k to sleep . . . .
rub b y Chie f Nauser .
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- has failed.
Johnson in They
hope to get aprocedural resolution late today or tomorrow. "
e President to the mansion
fHiiE HOUSE Date
CNT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
July
MARY
.. . began his day at /0(Place)
, v The
resident
D
Time Telephone
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In Out
Lo
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Cong Wright
Patman
Lee C White
Lawrence
White
Minn
Ala
Texas
out
OFF
Kermit
Gordon
joined
RECORD
out
O'Brien
President looke d at ticke r - - whic h said tha t Luc i had been _ offere d a . job i n Bo b Hope movi e
"I'll tak e Sweden " - - an d
- Presiden t affirme d hi s belie f tha t he wa s
a "hol t an d Menzies man." Sen . Russel l sai d tha t he hoped Holt wa s a n LB J
man becaus e h e kne w that h e wo n BBBI eight seat s a t leas t a s a resul t o f th e
President's visi t there . Th e
- a copy of THIS IS AMERICAby Lyndon B. Joh
"To Lib Porter, In the hope this will help you understand all that we are working for,
with affection, Lyndon B. Johnson. ^^September 28, 1966"--This was for her birthd
(mary s's mother) on Wednesday, Sept. 28
- , I have seen young faces that reflect the desire to work &Boc for
tomorrow and not just thinkg about yesterday. I have great hope for Australia.
Arrived Rx^^^A^Bcx^E^MAcaiUUix Essendon Airport
Farewells to the Premier and Lady Bolte
and The Governor
- doubted that they were menat for him. H3S2asdx3x
mf commented that she was sure th
President's visit had maant so much to the boys stationed there--and he replied that he
hoped it did. Also mf mentioned that what she thought would help the morale of the t
- .
Ambassador Julio Sanjines-Goytia
with warm personal regards, Lyndon B. Johnson"
Col. Jaime Berdecio Z.
(^Autographed copy of "My Hope" - "To President Barrientos, with warm good wishes,
Dr. Raul Diez-de Medina
Lyndon B. Johnson"
July 20, 1966
Wednesday
- Childre n
who were injurie d - - Rober t an d Kathleen - - an d headed towards Bill' s office .
He foun d th e doo r locke d - - an d returned t o mjdr's room . saying T " I guess
Bill is briefing. "
To mansio n - - sayin g tha t he hoped to ge t a quic k
- leathe r fram e -"wit h the war m regards o f L.B.J. - - als o Th e Professio a
"To Genera l Chian g Ching-ku o wit h war m regards , 'Lyndo n ,B . Johnson, " - - sam e autograp h o n "My Hope for America " boo k
W^Js.*
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Larry
Sr
O''Brien
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- on the internationa l affairs.
He als o said^tha t he brough t him 1 greetings o f goo d will an d hopes for th e President' s
recuperation fro m th e Russian leader s - - th e m e ssage was brought to the Secretar y
by Ambassador Dobryni n - - an d expresse d th e
- . Jack Hoo d Vaugh n
American
problems in general
Hon. Lloyd Han d -- Chie f o f Protocol i n also
Autographe copies of "My Hope for America. " - - leathe r boun d - - ar e t o be carrie d
back by the
th e Ambassadors t o their respectiv e posts t o th e
- , Independence , Missouri (b . 2)
yg«K«9K^p!q^a
- by saying that he and the Chairman had talked at length
about expenditures and how money was going down the drain because the weapon
was old by the time they were ready to use it. "I told him that we had the
saame hopes, but I hadn't found a way for us
- proud he was
of him - the young boy was so pleased and honored
The President mad e a general remark to the boys that he hoped we would
be in Vietnam that much longer - but he was proud to know that these kinds
i
of men
were out there doing their job.
11
- o f twenty years. I hope I wil l som e day b e abl e t o giv e m y countr y i n retur n fo r wha t i t ha s give n me . I would b e honore d t o
serve m y countr y a s I am sur e yo u are. Is ther e an y other wa y other tha n loving and
supporting m
- Presidents hope and believe will be a
diminishing food deficit. Both Presidents expressed gratification at the inauguration
of the Mangla Dam and the prospects for other such projects. The two PresidentS
then reviewed the world situation
with special HHH
- educaother matters, but he surely hoped
he would not fail to talk about the Presidency,
he would help the President in
any way that he could
M.J. y T.I
. 9:20pm
. 9:25p On
1968
Wheel
y
s down at LaGuardia Airport, New York City
the ground at La
- , as I understand it, to an affair
that is being put on for Congressman Henry G:m.zalez of San Antonio. I have
no further details on it. Tomorrow morning you will have whatever details
we have, and by that time I would hope we would have definite
- a "little Summit" of the countries on So. America's west
coast (altho misunderstood by Brazil as a "bloc" mtg) was helpful. We hope he will
promote the program now to be agreed.
2) U.S. Economic Cooperation The results of Colombia's efforts over the last 18
- would provide somethin g
I goo
d to tak e bac k i n tomorrow's speech , bu t h e though t that woul d b e th e onl y hope.
! Th
e Presiden t an d Secy Rusk sai d tha t unless som e evidenc e was presente d tha t the
I mone
y wa s appreciated , the y di d
- Presi dent als o stressed our man y effort s t o reac h peac e i n VietNam , an d hoped that wit h Ambassador Bunke r now there, th e Indians
might b e abl e t o be more helpful . H e thanke d Jha an d Ambassador Nehr u for a n invitatio n t o com e t o
- tha t an y o f these matters tha t the y wanted t o explor e
they coul d d o so o n Wednesday . H e tol d Kiesinger he hope d t o se e hi m i n th e U.S . a t a mutually agreeable time . N o mont h o r
date wa s set . Th e President sai d h e discusse
- and how he hoped
Oke had gotten the pictures of these meetings.
; President
9:00pm Clarence
9 :10m
9 :15p Nell
9 : 50am
25, ]
Knetsch joined for dinner
Okamoto
Tom
joined for dinner
Yates joined for dinner
JOhnson and Connie Gerrard joined for dinner
- / Sen. Russell Long and Sen. Long say s it is imperative that the
^p Financing Bill go to Congress tomorrow. He fr says that John
Williams hopes to delay the bill.
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; Campaign
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5:l6p t
Walt
____ 5:26p f
Rostow in the Sit Room(from
- an d expresse d hi s "
pleasur
e wit h their bein g assigne d to Washington . H e furthe r indicate d that ~
|h
e hoped that their sojour n her e woul d b e meaningful an d pleasant.
"
'HITE House Date
February
ENT LYNDO N B . JOHNSON
MAW
. White
- , engraved
inscription and two gold pens
Clock - Desk clock in gold by Bulova "Accutron"
Trav - small card tray in vermeil w/ seal
To State Dining Room for buffet. GhslKkxx
Golf Clubs - custom made
Book - Leather bound copy of "My Hope for Americ
w/ book
- toda y i n Ne w York. Th e Pop e sai d tha t h e hope d the Presiden t woul d continue vith
all o f the optimis m an d energy at hi s comman d to work for peace . Pop e sai d - whe n me n of
the spiri t loo k t o men o f public affair s fo r guidance
- . Ernest Medders
Hon Leonard Meeker
Mr. and Mrs^ Dale Miller
Mrs. Hope Ridings Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Monroe, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. L J Newton
Julian Nicholas
Louise K Nichols
Miss Gloria Ohliger
Hon and Mrs. Henry Owen
Hon and Mrs. Joseph Palmer
Mr
- , an d h e hope d he coul d d o bette r
for th
th e res
for
restt of
o f the
the evening
evening .
April 14, 196 5
White Hous e
Wednesday
Returned to th e S. Lawn , White House and went t o the Mansion to
the secon d
floor ; met w/ Ambassado r Lloyd
- foo t o f th e step s leadin g ou t o f the lowe r part o f the Par k Gav
e Do n Basc o Schoo l ban d ha d assemble d (youn g boys), an d colore
ban
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sa
d wit
e to
o hope
t Sanche z tol d th e reporter s tha t h e woul d b e
- appearanc e I
Msg f Mrs. Maym e Connally- retirin g afte r ove r 5 0 yrs ser v w Selective Serv i
in Ky . I
-. Lt r t o Majo r Ralp h C. Stover , forme r Ch , W H Polic e - congrat' g I
Msg f Cit y o f Hope- 196 7 Nat'l Biennia l Con v f July 2 I
Promotion
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Christian
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Christian (pl)
Flowers sent today to Senator Karl E.Mundt in Bethesda -- "Karl, I do hope your_
is only very temporary and nothing very bothersome. Lady Bird and
are thinking of you. Lyndon B Johnson
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Then Chairman Kosygin made remarks. .""
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The President and Chairman Kosygi n then walked over to stand o n top o f the large hill
they could be seen by the large crowd which had gathered today, hoping to have a glimpse
- wa y around the Cabine t Roo m shakin g everybody's hand. H e met on e youn g ma n whose nam e
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is unknow n - - an d the Presiden t sai d "wel l I just me t a ma n who works for th e
man wh o used to pa y me $ . 50 a da y - - I hope yo u all ar
