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  • the need for pro­ tection and their role in achieving it. • governmental actions that are based on incentives to cooperate rather than punishment. • awareness of the inteJTelationship of all forms of life. ("It isn't enough just to list 30 animals
  • of Public Affairs, and Michael Stoff, History Department. Grant recipients and the titles of their proposed subjects arc: Alexandra Carter, "State Interests and Security Cooperation: Epistemic Community Influence on U.S. Non-Proliferation Policy"; Mary
  • John Glenn in 1962; Senator John Glenn, 1999. Senator John Glenn recently toured the Library and the LBJ School of Public Affairs. The Senator is cooperating with Ohio State University in eslablishing a John Glenn Institute for Public Service
  • /16 LBJ meeting with Lockheed personnel in Burbank, re: establishment of war work centers to cooperate with training program of Lockheed. General feeling of futility. 2/17 LBJ meets with Lockheed personnel and Tom Clark and Robert Burns. 2/19 LBJ
  • of contract compliance cases , a reduction of 178 since May 15. And this has been due to very marvelous cooperation which we received from the Department of Defens-e . The largest number of cases in this list coming from them, and particularly out
  • in the LBJ Library Nov. 15-17. The symposium, entitled "The Presidency: Congress and A Shifting Balance of Power," was sponsored by the LBJ Library and the LBJ School, in cooperation with the University of Texas Department of Government. ' Participants
  • in a serious effort rationally and fairly to reorganize the global economy. We need the Third World; we can't live without it. We need its people as allies; we need its raw materials and we need its cooperation in tackling those global problems which threaten
  • disappointment and great regret” to those who had tried to cooperate with the administration in the national interest. President Eisenhower, in his first press conference since his heart attack, says he hasn’t decided whether to seek the nomination for re
  • from some isol.ated island of jealous power, sending messages, not speaking naturally and with his own voice, - that he is a human being trying to cooperate with other human beings in a common service. After this plea,mnt experience I shall feel quite
  • Institutional Differences Between the House and the Senate Photo by Martha Grove Photo by Michael Gillette Joseph Cooper, Johns Hopkins University. "The role and the powers of Congress are the product of a complex mix of considerations. The Framers' goals
  • House telephone tapes, great LBJ memorabilia, and campaign buttons from past elections. Texas Electric Cooperatives released their new cookbook, 60 Years of Home Cooking, when the exhibit opened. Not only does it contain great recipes
  • . The Congress agreed, and passed the Act for International Development to fur- ther the "cooperative endeavor or alil nations to exchange technical knowl­ edge and skills and to encourage the flow of investment." These two elements, containment and Point Four
  • attends a tea given for Mrs. Eisenhower by Mrs. Taft. LBJ hosts a luncheon for 30 representatives of the Brazos Rural Electric Cooperative. 3/26 LBJ attends a luncheon aboard the Williamson for the French premier. 3/27 The Senate Interior and Insular
  • by members of the Library staff m cooperation with the Austin Independent School District and based on items in the Library's collections, The package, titled "Selling the Presidential Candidate, 1789-1976," utilizes slides, photographs, a teacher's guide
  • Library and the LBJ School of Public Affairs departed from the usual procedure of holding symposia in Austin when they carried the flag to two different cities recently. In cooperation with the Brook­ ings Institution and the American Enterprise Institute
  • , Sharon Cooper, Judy Roesset, Marjorie Clark, Kathryn Wilson, Nita Lee, Susan Christenson, Beth Cotner (stand­ ing). Seated with Mrs. Johnson are Velma Lee Guinn, Kay Vacha, Mrs. Johnson, and Max Noe. Visitors to the Library Mrs. Johnson welcomes Aus­
  • and discipl,ines and all regions of the country, and some from across the globe. We have gathered here together for two years or so to work, study, and argue and hopefully to !earn the fine art of cooperation and com­ promise that allows us to get the job done
  • , AfDS. and poverty do not rec­ ognize national boundaries. The country cannot solve them, acting alone. There must be a commitment to international cooperation to counter such threats. That , ill require sacrificing some measure of American independence
  • highways. The members of the Federal Highway Commission would serve without terms and at the will of the president. By contrast, the Democratic-sponsored bill would maintain the cooperative relationship between the states’ highway departments
  • Electric Cooperative at 1:30 at the Austin Hotel, gives speech at 2 p.m. He spends balance of the afternoon at the Austin office; Brenham delegation is coming to Austin. 7/11 LBJ in Georgetown in the a.m., addresses the Southwestern Assembly at 11
  • expenses. Those receiving grant~-in-aid and the titles o their proposed project~ are: John Adam:... 'Competition or Cooperation: The Ques­ tion of I·cdcral-State Interaction and the isc of the Lov,.cr Colorado River Authority, 1933-39": Michael K rown
  • , and is co-chair with Senator John Breaux (D­ Louisiana) of the Senate Centrist Coali­ tion, a vehicle for communication and cooperation between Senate Democrats and Republicans. The award is a large sterling medal­ lion. The obverse side displays a stylized
  • their service, or to nonprofit cooperatives in areas which do not have telephones. The letter is published in a Texas weekly. 4/4 The North Atlantic Pact is signed by twelve nations in the State Department auditorium, with Truman present. Foreign ministers
  • cooperation, and vice versa; he 11do it with you." "The tapes,'' said Holland, "are the oral equivalent of the Zapruder film [the famous silent 8mm film of the as­ sassination, taken by amateur photog­ raph r Abraham Zapruder. cl note
  • , rice, peanuts). Other commodities could be supported at the Secretary of Agriculture’s discretion at 0%-90% of parity. 6/18 Friday. LBJ gives talks at Honey Grove, Cooper, Commerce, Wolfe City, Bonham, Denison and Sherman. The House passes bill