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- to Rwanda, Leo G. Cyr
U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland, John Hayes
U.S. Ambassador to Japan, U Alexis Johnson /
William Crockett Deputy
,
Under Secy of State
Ambassador James Symington, Chief of Protocol
Norman Armour
Mrs. Johnson joined
press
- .
Dale Meeks.
Bill Moyers.
see page 3
Returned to oval office.
Bill Moyers (Pl)
Date August 9, 1966
The White House Dav
Tuesday
Activity (inciude visited by)
Press conference in oval office. .. the President opened by saying that he had
- mingle d wit h member s o f the Whit e House press corp s wh o
were invite d t o the mai n ranc h house fo r Coffe e an d Cookies. Th e press
were scattere d through th e livin g room , den , an d dining roo m o f the House The Presidenttoo k the Corp s o
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Kintner
w/ MW, JJ. JV, having arrived
Tuesday
from Texas
(pl)
Gov. Farris
Bob
Texas
10, 1966
Director of Office of Emergency Planning
Bryant
(Press briefing #43rO-A indicated that they discussed stockpile matters and
OEP personnel)
Kintner
Bob
- ,,
To the office - bid
Gideon,, Jake, yb and mf in the office
office.. (-working
guestss iirr the
CX SimGideon
his desk r-while guest
At 4:10 p - -Don Thoma.s also arrived - to the office. room)
Laitinn - Austin rre e this afternoon's press briefing)
Joe Laiti
- about the Dominican Republic. The President said: "I hope you can get some of your colleagues to put the w
that the_communists have taken over the press in some of xKBECtx3BB{L these countries because the American press apparent
doesn't know it. the Dean
- . Kellam
and attended church services at First Christian Church
Press and photogs greeted the party
January 17, 1965
White House --LBJ Ranch
• The President took the entire parade"
Lewis Ranch, etc.
Sunday
o n a tou r of all the ranch areas
- to the front
j crew
area where George Christian was sitting with a Press Pool of
I Mr.
Jack Southerland--U. S. News and World Report
j Mr.
Forrest Boyd--Mutual
Mr.
Max Frankel -- New York Times
j Mr.
Frank Cormier -- Associated Press
I Mr.
Merriman Smith
- of Tennessee press
research by Dr. Graf and Sam
Smith. Head of Tennessee Historical Association
co-editor Dr. Ralph W. Haskins,Dr. Oliver W. Holmes , Executive Director, National Historical Publications, Wash.,
Univ. of Tenn history Mr.Ernest
Robinson. Head
- Waller, Australian Ambassador
Mr. W. Marvin Watson, Sp. Asst to the President
Mr. George Christian, Press Secretary
Mr. Walt Rostow, Sp Asst. to the President
Mr. James Jones, Presidential Assistant
Mr. William Bundy, Asst Secy of State for Southeast
- Cross, Armed Forces Aide to the President
Chief Judge Elbert P Tuttle, U S Court of Appeals for 5th Circuit, New Orleans, La
Hon Raymond A Hare, Asst Secy of State for Near Eastern & South Asian Affairs
Hon Robert H Fleming, Deputy Press Secy
Hon Eugene
- and went to the
Yellow Oval Room His Excellency Samuel Chinyama Mbilishi Ambassador of the Republic of Zambia
Amb. James Symington
Hon. Chester Carter
see page 11 for gist
for presentation of credentials.
The President told the press that he had been ^H
- and a medallion. I
the
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- Date_ February
White House p^
5, 1966-
Saturday
Activity (intrude visited by)
Press Office (talked to Peggy Stark)
Secy Freeman
Peggy Stark
Mike Manatos
Secy Rusk
Governor Averell Harriman
JV(pl) ""
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'
The Vice President, Minneapolis, Minn
- ,
Sen. Wayn e Mors e Wilso
n McCarthy Weaver
, Pontiu s - USS S
Sen. Maurine B. Neuberger Dr.
Geo
. Burkle y A
l Spivak - Press
Sen. Le e Metcal f Maj
. Gen . Cheste r V. Clifto n Bil l Costell o - Pres s ^
. Horac
e Busb y Phil
Potte
r
Sen. Ala n ,Bibl
- into his
and sat them down, turned to Dr. Wong and said he was glad to have
in Washington. Pr.
Wong,
in a very subdued voice said tha t relations
with Singapore had been always good and expected them to always continue so.
Today th e Press Secretar y
- Press)
McGeorge Bund y (Press briefin g #27 indicate d discussio n concerne d Viet Na m deliberation s
and th e statemen t to the Genev a conference . )
To th e Flowe r Garden , accompanie d bv Secy Celebrezze an d Dr . Joh n Gardne r
The Presiden t - w
- Tunne l - Libb y Da m Project. Thi s wa s th e last dynamit e
charge an d hol e throug h the Tunne l ceremon
y requeste d by Sen. Mansfiel d
REMARKS by th e President
Press an d press photographer s presen t
Senator Mik e Mansfield
Cong. Arnol d Olsen
- 1 PRESS
President to lounge with George Christian and Ramsey Clark, discussing changes to
speech. MW joined •
Okie pix
President Yoichi
Okamoto Charles
Zboril
Gen Ramsey Clark Chf
Wesley King Philip
Strother
McNulty PH1
William
Fisher Steve
Garmon
- back in the car, and continued drive to Ranch. Just before he got to the ranch,
he said that it was all right for the Press to follow him on the ranch and he drove in the East
Gate and went to his birthplace cabin. Press following. Invited them to come
- Thoma s C . Harmon , Li z Carpenter ,
Bess Abell , Mari e Fehmer , Conni e Gerard, Ro y H. Kellerman , Le m Johns , Jerr y Kivett ,
Wilson Livinggood , Davi d B . Grant , W m Duncan, W m R. Greer , Andre w Berger, Fran k
Cormier - Press ; Hele n Thomas
- " She reported President seemed very self-assured, selfconfident, driving toward important decisions. Asked her for paper below discussed
Walt Rostow (pl) about a proposed statement (perhaps press announcement) Rostow.
re Jan. 27 letter
re Arms Race
- . In addition, the President reviewed intelligen
materials on problems all over the world and the initial press reactions to the
first day of the trip. " Rostow:mf
n^r October 18, 196 6
Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu, Hawaii Dav
Tuesday
Activity (inc)ude
- Asst Secy of StateMr.
Palliser,
Private Secretary
John McNaughton,
Mr. T. Lloyd Hughes, Press Secy to the Prime Minister
Asst Secy of Defense
Ambassador David K E Bruce
John M. Stevens, Economic Minister, British Embassy
Secy McNamara
Mrs. Marsha
- . Bil l di d bring press ou t -- an d the President pose d for photographer s - and answered severa l questions , bu t pointed ou t fcbecx o
t the pres s tha t hi s
doctors -wer e -wit h hi m an d they migh t -wan t t o as k th e doctor s questions
- pursuan t t o hi s
wishes an d h e coul d take w/him ,
President bac k t o Ova l R m Offic e
Hon. 'Cliffor d M . Hardin , Chancello r o f the Universit y
of Nebrask a an d Secretary- Designate o f Agriculture
Press i n for picture s
Presentation o f
- deployment;
George Christian
Califano
(pl)
mjdr (pl) - to tell H! her his memory was that a ltr addressed to press secy fro
Al Otten came in — and that he wanted to see it immediately. It concerned Mr.
Otten's disapproval of a plan to refurbish an airplane
- by)
To mansion w/ Bill Myers
for LUNCHEON
/ William Lawrence (Bill)
/ Dan Rather
,F Ray
Scherer
t^^ Merrima n Smith
\ Frank Reynolds
Frank Cormier
Robert Fleming
George Christian
Bill Moyers
PRESS CONFERENCE - East Room
- live TV coverag e
^October 6, 1966
- for Press and show
the Australia movie around 6PM
Mrs. Johnson joined - discussed w/her plans for trip - left D. Rmm for
bedroom and nap.
Datr October 11,
White House Tuesday
1966
Dav
Activity (inctudp visited by)
Gov. John Connally, Austin, Texas
- to have Lynda and Joe Batson out front
hiring the press conference. ^
J had called, but he President talked
Charles Schultze, Washington D. c.—J
Date November
LBJ Ranch Day
5, 1966
Saturday
Activity (inctude vtsited by) turf
Expendi(Jode
-
Jack Valenti asked that the
President see Frank Coniff.
Mr. Coniff will be the editor
of the afternoon JOURNAL
AMERICAN, NyC}
OFFRECORD: Marianne Means, Bob Considine and Frank Coniff
—; Mrs. Emmet Riordan
press
release
During this meeting
- , the President
agreed to this meeting.
Joined by Ambassador Symington and other members of Burnham's party:
Sir John Carter, Ambassador of Guyana
and Hon Lincoln Gordon
and U.S. Ambassador ^j j to Guyana, Delmar Carlson
press and photogs in center door to cover
-
In this mtg, Chairman Ackley
Charles Schultze the
regular meeting, th President called in the press to
presented a 45 minute presentation
on the state of the economy, comparedGardner Ackley introduc
e the people who had made the presentation,
to November, 1963
- , of Mass.
Heineman and Randolph. After the Cabinet mtg, Secy McNamara an
Gov Grant Sawyer of Nevada
Secy Rusk briefed the press." Kintner
Gov William Avery of Kansas
Governor Bryant was
meeting w/ these
governors
in
EOB
and
asked
MW
if
Pres cared to
invite
- to com e i n at 5:1 5 am - - an d they visited an d talked . I n press
briefing #140- A moyer s reporte d tha t th e Presiden t aske d that a message g o to the me n i n VietNa m immediatel y followin g hi s
operation t o let the m kno w of Mrs
. Johnson
-
undertaking.
(Bromley Smith/ yb)
Gardner Ackley !
Secy
W. Willard Wirtz
Secy John W. Gardner
Issued press release
Secy Robert C. Weaver
re above
I Admiral
William F. Raborn
[ General
Earle G. Wheeler
! Administrator
David E. Bell
Director Leonard Marks
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Cod
Returned to the White House, and to the Oval Office w/
The Vice President, Secy Udall. Secv Wirtz
JV (pl)
Sen Russell Long
The Ambassador of Ireland, H. E. William
Fayand
Mrs. Fay
Press photogs
This is the annual St. Patrick's day visit
-
In the office - reading
readin g press tickets and this morning-' s press briefing. Listening to
news over- radio
Amb. Arthur Goldber g - New York, New
Ne w York (b. 2)
2)
re Amb. talking to
t o McGeo. Bundy, Bob Komer and Secy Freeman
re food allottment
- .
HHHBHfe. Directo r Jame s Webb , an d Director Chas . Schultze . . .
The Presiden t me t i n the Livin g Roo m re th e militar y budge t fo r 196 6 and
(Vietnam)
^__ 1
(Meanwhile, Governo r Averel l Harrima n flew int o Austi n to meet w / th e press
-
To the Press Office
Offic e accompanied by the Vice
Vic e President.
December 18, 1965
White House - Wash, DC
SATURDAY
To Oval Rm
R m Office
f.
...
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----'.Mr. Harold Howe (proposed appointee a
ass Commissioner of Education)
to succeed
Koppel
Secy John
