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- these were discussions of such things as NYA, in which Lyndon Johnson
was interested; WPA; Farm Security Administration; other public policies of
particular interest to orderly economic development of [the] South.
M:
Just general problems that might apply
- Development Service; Johnson's role in legislation; REA; Clyde Ellis; American Farm Bureau Federation; civil rights problems and the Agriculture Department; Agriculture Department's evolution
- to the Congress on American Indians by a
President of the United States .
F:
Had you known the President previous to being named the commissioner?
B:
No, I had not known the President previous to being named commissioner,
and my association with him has been
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November 13, 1968
P:
Mrs. Anderson, in August 1965, you were named the United States Representative on the United Nations Trusteeship Council with the rank of
Ambassador.
A:
Do you currently hold this position?
No, I
- urging me in the beginning to
try to let him go.
And I kept realizing the more I learned that this
would be just disaster for him and also, I felt, for the United States
because r felt that the Bulgarian government must know that we had him
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which is never a quiet lake by any manner of means,
of the United States,
And, from day to day,
from either the congressional or the operations side--that is, management
side, or the labor side, or the shipper side, or anyone of a dozen other
sides
