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Telephone conversation # 1711, sound recording, LBJ and ROBERTO F. CHIARI, 1/10/1964, 11:40AM (Item)
  • REEL-TO-REEL TAPE; WHCA ANNOUNCER INTRODUCES THE TELEPHONE CALL; VARIATIONS IN RECORD LEVEL ARE PART OF ORIGINAL REEL-TO-REEL RECORDING; CHIARI SPEAKS IN SPANISH; TIME FROM DAILY DIARY
  • Chiari, Roberto F.
  • Telephone conversation # 1711, sound recording, LBJ and ROBERTO F. CHIARI, 1/10/1964, 11:40AM
  • ROBERTO F. CHIARI
Telephone conversation # 2637, sound recording, LBJ and MCGEORGE BUNDY, 3/24/1964, 5:20PM (Item)
  • BUNDY REPORTS THAT DEAN RUSK WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH LBJ ON PANAMA; DISCUSSION OF ROBERTO CHIARI'S STATEMENT, PANAMA NEGOTIATIONS, RUSK'S POSITION ON CHIARI'S STATEMENT, PRESS STORIES ON NEGOTIATIONS
Telephone conversation # 1902, sound recording, LBJ and THOMAS MANN, 2/6/1964, 9:33AM (Item)
  • LBJ RELAYS INFORMATION FROM ADLAI STEVENSON ON PANAMA NEGOTIATIONS, ROBERTO CHIARI, COSTA RICA; OAS; AMBASSADORIAL APPOINTMENTS; COVEY OLIVER; FULTON FREEMAN
Telephone conversation # 2147, sound recording, LBJ and ADLAI STEVENSON, 2/20/1964, 5:00PM (Item)
  • STEVENSON RECOMMENDS WORDING FOR PANAMA AGREEMENT, DISCUSSES ROBERTO CHIARI'S MEETING IN COSTA RICA ON PANAMA; DISCUSSION OF WORDING CONCERNING REVISION OF PANAMA CANAL TREATY AND RESULTING PROBLEMS WITH SENATE; THOMAS MANN; OAS; STATE DEPT
Telephone conversation # 2148, sound recording, LBJ and MCGEORGE BUNDY, 2/20/1964, 5:05PM (Item)
  • LBJ REPORTS ON HIS CONVERSATION WITH ADLAI STEVENSON ON HIS PROPOSAL ON PANAMA; STATE DEPT POSITION; DISCUSSION OF DIFFICULTIES WITH SENATE CONCERNING LANGUAGE ON REVISION OF PANAMA CANAL TREATY; ROBERTO CHIARI; WALTER WINCHELL'S COLUMN ON PANAMA
Telephone conversation # 2641, sound recording, LBJ and MCGEORGE BUNDY, 3/24/1964, 7:32PM (Item)
  • DISCUSSION OF UNIDENTIFIED PERSON'S (DEAN RUSK'S?) POSITION ON ROBERTO CHIARI'S STATEMENT CONCERNING PANAMA NEGOTIATIONS AND THOMAS MANN'S POSITION