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  • i n Wac o arriving a t 11:3 4 am . The President move d t o an anteroo m i n th e reaa r o f the coliseu m an d donne d hi s cap an d gow n fo r commencemen t activitie s o f Baylor University . (At thi s point , th e Press ha d not arrived - - not r
  • questions of s i n the Dominica n Republi c situation. ^ June 23 , 196 5 White House We dne s day Secretary o f the Smithsonia n Institute , Dr . S . Dillo n Riple y The President invited th e press an d photographers in his offic e t o watch him sig n
  • Lind a Marschall , 6 , o f Wheaton, Maryland . Sh e is th e Arthriti s Chil d o f th e Year press photogs in Dr. Willia m Clar kk ooff th the e Nat l Arthritis Arthriti s Foundatio Foundatio n Mrs. Clar Clar aa Kenned Kennedyy of of the Washingto n
  • Foundation, Atlanta , Georgia^ •CXb 4* Warren Rogers (Hearst Newspapers ) •CXb 4* Warren Rogers (Hearst Newspapers) VM VM John Marlo w (Associated Press) John Marlow (Associated Press) Left Oval Office and dep WH S Grounds enroute to Naval Yard accompanied
  • the Presiden t t o the Executive Offic e Buildin g were William J . Hopkins, Executiv e Assistant , an d Jim Jones , Appointment s Secretary. In the Wes t Executiv e Driv e th e Presiden t wa s joine d by a small press poo l o f Douglas Cornell (AP) , Helen
  • President asked th e PRESS t o com e i n for an impromptu press conference . A doze n o r mor e Press, howeve r man y wh o were i n the Press Lobby , went in . an d all th e photographers. e e Mm* HOUSE Date DENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON DIARY New November 20
  • shook hands Stopped Stopped --given 3 cheers. Stopped again. Many flags were being waved. The President waved to the crowd. Many Children were clustered around on their father's backs. Stopped. Stopped. Presiden t asked for Tom Johnson and the press
  • The Postmaster General, Larry O'Brien To oval office through mjdr's office Bill Moyers (Pl) Bill Moyers ** * ** Cabinet Room for PRESS CONFERENCE --The President announced that he was undergo surgery in about two weeks, hence he was going to Texas tomorrow
  • visit w/: H. E. Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky H. E. Lt. Gen Nguyen Van Thieu Admiral Grant Sharp - Commander of Pacific Forces General Earle Wheeler General Taylor . . ___-—— Note: The material on the plenary sessions taken from Moyers press briefings
  • s - - Dr . Hornig , JV , v m - and Wilson McCarthy --on speec h an d schedul e fo r Brow n University. The n h e visited wit h the press poo l aboar d th e plane. -i. . . PROVIDENCE , RHOD E ISLAN D e 9:35, Arrive d a t Theodor e Green Airport
  • him and the First Lady. _ I Also at this point it was discovered that the press buses were lagging behind, and the motorcade was slowed for several miles enabling them to catch up, _ t - » c '. I r 8:47a : r TPrr__f T •_ Force One pulled up
  • Hon. 1968 (include visited by) - pl - pl John Home, Chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board After his mtg w/ the President. Mr. Home met the press at 12:47p. --telling them that they covered probably about four or five points that migh t
  • > Activity (include visited by) Jim Jones Horace Busby Douglass Cater Jeri Rudolph (stenotypist) Secret Service Agents: Robert Taylor Dale Keaner Charles Zboril Robert Melchiori David Baldelli John P. Jones PRESS: Merriman Smith, UPI Helen Thomas, UPI Doug
  • with him to Texas tomorrow. 2:58p The President departed Holy Trinity Church --in same black Mercury Sedan, accompanied by Tom Johnson and mf He discussed yesterday's press conference with Tom Johnson^ asked Tom if the Press liked to stay in Austin or San
  • -read George Christian's a.m. press briefing 12:14p To " for Cabinet Room SIGNING CEREMONY H. R. 15971, Amendments to the Uniform Code of Military Justice y?- REMARKS -"list to DT ' since This is the first significant amendments to the Uniform Code
  • . Press Briefing #820-A indicates that the President "felt that the interest demands that every practical step be taken to avert a st rike. The members in this mtg joined the President in urging that Congress extend the no-strike period for an additional
  • meTelephon f In Ou e Whit e Hous e ____ e or t Expendi . Activit oL D Cod tL _ Day_Thur sday y (includ e visite d by ) tur e (Mr. Wal t Rosto w brie f th e Press thi s morning an d said essentiall y that: the meetin g o f the President , Prim e
  • from Charles Schultze with a report on June Buying - for press release Flowers sent today to Cong Joe Evins in Washington Hospital Center w/ card, "Joe, Hurry back, we are for you -- your friend, Lyndon B Johnson." Flowers sent to day to Cong Robert
  • g where th e press , phot o pool an d other dignitarie s awaited . President escort s Hi s Holiness t o a pre-arranged chai r t o his right , the n he too k hi s own sea t - the y chatte d amiabl y as th e camera s wen t into actio n - th e Pop e
  • began his day at (Place) the Time 1 In Out Telephone 1 Lo LD 12:14p t Rostow 12:15p t G Tuesday Activity (include visited by) - pl Christian - pl 12:16p George 12:30p 12:47 White House Day Christian and Tom Johnso n in PRESS CONFERENCE ^r
  • 11:47a ^f Remarks r t To m Johnso n - p l /HUE HOUSE Date >ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON DIARY July the White House Friday Resident began his day at (Place) Day Time Te 11 In Ou tL feP.h°ne Activity o LD 11:50a press 26, 1968 (include visited
  • Jan 25, 1968 JJayThursday Activity (include visited by) . £ Expenditurc Gode (j*s 11 :40a 11;45a Secretary John Gardner 11:45a Douglass Cater In his press briefing this morning. Christian announced that "the President today received
  • selected Jai 31 at the Supreme Court by a panel of judges chaired by Justice Clark and including men such as Birch Bayh, C. R. Smith, and Dr. Wilson Elkins '^list to DT ll:47a To Rose Garden w/ above - for pix for press and tv photographers 1 l:48a
  • Pau l Jones Richard Johnse n _ Edwar d Mougi n Richard Hey n J Pfor r C Rochne r W Brow n Mrs Jerry Kivett Mr :agxxxxxxxjatgatKAx Mr Cecilio Pontanill a PRESS: ' ' George Week s Harry Kell y Carroll Kilpatrick Muriel Dobbin s John Pierson George
  • on mjdr's desk. ... George Christian's Press Briefing, note of Secy. Rusk calling and note that the Speaker and House Majority Leader have agreed to ask for a rule to concur with the Senate passed Civil Rights Bill. (President asked Marvin to talk to Secy
  • :24p Into ^ REMARKS e Cabinet Room .to the World Press Institute Fellows The World Press Institute , Into mjdr's office and returned for a moment to ask the _now in its seventh yr, group if they had seen what they expected to see on their trip
  • and Senator and Mrs. Henry Jackson to and their son, Peter Hardin their daughter, Anna Marie David Corcoran, AA to Sen Jackson Katzenbach. Tom Johnson and press photographers All of the above where in the President's office when the news game about
  • . Drew Pearson--he was en route--left word . - 9:33a _f Hon. £—. . , 10:02a : f Jak e Jacobsen, Austi n ^_ . Drew . _ _ , Pearson, returning the President's cal l , Press card 10:25a t . 11:40a 11:50a ^! | t MW i r . ~ | Joe 11:39a
  • , an d Welfare. Hon . Joh n Gardne r following thi s mtg , Sec y Gardne r me t th e press (briefin g #936- A) to tell abou t his mt g w / th e Presiden t concernin g a progress repor t o n our effort s t o cop e with th e rising medical costs . 11:39a f
  • House, accompanied by PRESS POOL: Barbara Furlow, U S News; Doug Cornell, AP; Helen Thomas, UPI; and Bill Gill, AB C Arrived Arlington National Cemetery for FUNERAL/BURIAL of Judge Paul J. Kilday 11:42a The bkt£2;E: 11:45a 11:46a To 1968 President
  • _ Tuesda , 196 8 y y (includ e visite d by ) tur 11:59a T o Oval Of c - w / 12:56 Secy Rus k (wh o just arrive d throug h mjdr' s room ) --and aske d th e Presiden t (wh o was readin g th e press briefing ) "Is Georg e stil l saying nothing well ? " 12
  • and the people were pressed up against fence barriers. Sign s wer e waving i n the air --with personal signs attracting some attention -- "The Puerto Rican People Welcome you". . . .The President then went across- the street to 4023-Grand Blvd. and- entered
  • see n the President i n Nashville . To Press Roo m in Lobb y o f Hotel to shak e hand s wit h th e press gathere d there. Then to RECEPTIO N buffet wher e approximately 120 0 people were waiting. Mak e impromptu REMARK S Frank Ahlgren Publisher
  • " , ~~ - _____^_^_^^_^^^______ Secy Willard Wirtz - Wash, DC :. j George : : : , . Christian - San Antonio, Tex - re items for press briefing this morning. President said he didn't like to read that he had been "asleep" most of the plane trip from Montevideo because
  • ^_ lower s th e cholestero l i n th e blood . **Press _for 7 VI - pics , out : .; ; . ; ~ ^^f^ Ti« WHITE House Date May 18m 1967 Ptf SID€NT LYNDON 8. JOHNSON DAILY MARY The President began his day at (Place) The T- Telephone Entrv f y I
  • ~ ~ " : ^ , , - , , , I , - I I II . I | 11:50a | 11 I ^_ 11:55a| I The I came | being i i1• ' President arrived in West Wing - with Marvin Watson in the hallway by Press Office to look at progress of construction work done _______ • _ To Oval Rm Ofc w/MW
  • to West Wing--into the Cabinet Room OFF RECORD to join to discuss the afternoon's press conference w/ „ | Secy Rusk «_____ \ Secy McNamara _ Walt Rostow j Joe Califano i George Christian Gardner Ackley Dixon Donnelly, Asst Secy of State for Public Affairs
  • Fowler joined group. Robert "Bob"Wallace, Treasury (from Califano's office) Back in oval office w/ Mrs. Johnson, (for farewell pictures w/Mrs. J prior to her Lt Col James Adams, WHCA leaving on California trip today). Liz Carpenter Press photographers
  • decision, and the President decided to attend the graduation at thd last minute --a press pool was alerted, and followed the President to the graduation, arriving just prior to the President's remarks. The President was met on arrival by the President
  • / group Secy Fowler OFF RECORD: Senator Edward Long and delegation from Missouri Press appt requested by Senator Long Associatio n Kirkpatrick presented Blue Book of MO: to allow members of MPA to Mr. J. J. Graf, President