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- Committee created on 2/22: Albert Gore, John L. McClellan, Clinton P.
Anderson, and John F. Kennedy. He states that he had first asked Walter George
and Carl Hayden whether they wanted to serve on the investigating committee,
but because both carry heavy
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completed 7-day simulated flight to moon. That afternoon they fly to Washington
from Austin.
2/18
Hearings headed by Sen. Albert Gore begin on federal-aid highway program. First
witness is Dem. Gov. Foster Furcolo of Mass. On 2/21, Dem. Gov. Averell
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Eisenhower delivers the State of the Union address at 12:30; afterward LBJ
meets with JFK and Robert Kennedy.
The Democratic Conference meets at 3:30. At the conference, Gore introduces a
motion to expand the Democratic Policy Committee from 9 to 15 members
- , the Speaker, Wright
and Merle Patman, Albert and Lera Thomas, the Clarks, Frank and Jean Ikard,
Lloyd and Beryl Ann Bentsen, and Bob and Frances [?].
July
7/2
John Lyle sends LBJ a memorandum on H.R. 6578, a bill to provide for research
into a practical
- region, and elimination of the post of deputy collector.
2/4
Mrs. Sam Johnson writes LBJ that she is glad Sam Houston is under hospital care,
and that CTJ is helping Josefa.
2/4-2/5
Albert Jackson is visiting in Washington.
2/5
LBJ attends
- is soft on Communism.
Albert Beeson is confirmed as a member of the National Labor Relations Board,
45-42. The former labor relations director of Food Machinery and Chemical
Corporation was accused of conflict of interest in trying to keep his old job
- archival staff from oral history transcripts
and other sources as a service to our researchers. Not intended to be complete or definitive.
discoverlbj.org
The Joint Atomic Energy Committee approves, 10-8, a motion by Senator Gore
disapproving the Dixon
- civil rights bill.
5/28
Gore and LBJ engage in a debate on the Senate floor when Gore also criticizes lack
of Democratic Party policy in the Senate, specifically on spiraling interest rates on
housing. Gore maintains that LBJ made a speech saying
