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- that the U.S. should not become involved in a European
or Asian land war, and charging Truman with usurping the power of Congress to
declare war by involving U.S. troops in Europe and Asia.
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At Truman’s request, LBJ, McFarland, J. Percy Priest and John
- paid in cash in Charles l{. Percy, Mrs. Maryears.'"
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• jor'ie Merriweather Post) said,
The restaurant itself neither I'd almost rather give a party
confirmed nor denied the fig- for the . people who ,regret- 1
ure, but a spokesman said, ted
- paid in cash in Charles l{. Percy, Mrs. Maryears.'"
• •
• jor'ie Merriweather Post) said,
The restaurant itself neither I'd almost rather give a party
confirmed nor denied the fig- for the . people who ,regret- 1
ure, but a spokesman said, ted
- camaraderie and
good fellowship pr vailed ... a con
vivi~tl company of England's m st
ardent spirits-the
painter Haydon,
Jo ·eph Severn, Percy Shelley, John
Keat.·, and Leigh Hunt, the host
were gathered to celebrate an impor
tant event."
Thus did Claudia
- at Education Forum
June 29, 1968.
Nashville - To deliver speech at dedication- of
J. Percy Priest project
TEXAS
November 22, 1963,
Returned to Washington, D. C. from Dallas
December 24, 1963
LBJ Ranch, prepare for Chancellor Erhardt visit'
December 27
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denied it, flew with reporters to Nassau.
proved to their satisfaction that Holley's
documents were phony, came home a
near cinch to replace outgoing Democrat Farris Bryant.
Illinois: Repuhlican Charles H. Percy, 45, the former whiz-kid board chairman
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denied it, flew with reporters to Nassau.
proved to their satisfaction that Holley's
documents were phony, came home a
near cinch to replace outgoing Democrat Farris Bryant.
Illinois: Repuhlican Charles H. Percy, 45, the former whiz-kid board chairman
- . Not intended to be complete or definitive.
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rights generally. Participants include Rep. Jim Roosevelt of LA, Dick Bolling of
Kansas City, Adam Clayton Powell of NYC, and Charles Diggs of Detroit. They
reportedly decided on strategy to abandon
- on the bill.
4/3
At Eisenhower’s suggestion, Dulles convenes a meeting of eight congressional
leaders (Knowland, Millikin, LBJ, Russell, Clements, Joe Martin, McCormack,
Percy, Priest) at the State Department to discuss the U.N. situation. Dulles tells