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Friday, April 29, 1966
12:18 AM President and party arrived at Houston International
Airport. The President shook hands with spectators
prior to boarding the aircraft, USAF #26000.
12:39 AM USAF
#26000 was airborne for Washington, D. C.
USAF #4201
- , International Airport, Honolulu, Haw
After remarks the President walked to spectator fence and shook hands, greeting
all he could.
President departed Airport via, motorcade led by two flatbed trucks of photographers
In car w/Pres. were Gov. John Burns. Cong
- Carter, Rober
Tailor Clint Hill, Richard Johnsen, Jerry Kivett, Tony Eggleton, Mr.
Jennings,
Australian Federal Security Officials: Whitrod and Hamilton
Walt Rostow, Pederson (Australian photo man)
PRESS POOL:
Frank Reynolds M.
Mayer Nell
Yates, William
- SUNDAY
Sheraton-Ritz, Minneapolis, Minn.
June 28, 1964
Pres. and Mrs. Johnson departed Presidential Suite. Greeted spectators in lobby and outside hotel
Departed with Sen. Humphrey, Governor Rolvaag, Cong. Fraser an d Cong Olson
Arrived Mt
- of spectators.
VP had been told Turkish people would not be demonstrative. However a normally
35 to 40 minute drive into the Capital City took approximately 4 hours because
the road was lined with wildly enthusiastic people. VP made many stops. Crowd
chanted
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Arrived Beirut Airport. Met by Foreign Minister Takla and large crowd of spectator
VP spoke (mentioning Eddie Joseph and family, some of whom were present).
Made frequent stops driving into city. Crowds along roadsid e enthusiastic
- to groups of
students.
Departed Beirut following informal "goodbye" ceremony attended by Senior Lebanese
and American officials, the press, and interested spectators. Made departure
statement.
4 Flew via VC 137 1040 nautical miles (1200 statute miles) 2
- A. Byrn e
Cong. William J. Green
Cong. Robert N. C. Nix
Cong. Herman Toll.
Short welcoming remarks were made by Mayor Tate BRIEF REMARKS by the President to assembled spectators - then shook hands alon g the
crowd barriers.
9:52a
Departed via Helicopter
- his
This caused much amusement among the spectators and provided a light touch
to the proceedings. After Walt Rostow received his degree,
hers and made a few well-received remarks.
12:10
Left the Field House; changed
degree.
CTJ was given
clothes
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Coleman, Cong , an d Mrs. John A. Blatnik, Cong, and Mrs. Alec Olson, Cong. and Mrs.
Donald M. Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Iner Johnson and Dr. James C. Cain.
Greeted spectators along the fence
MADE BRIEF REMARKS to assembled crowd.
Departed via motorcade w
- and Mrs. Rusk, Mrs. Johnson,
Secy Mann,
JV, Bob
Manning, Mr Boyd
Motor one block into waiting
crown - President
Lopez-Mateos
had
been delayed at his luncheon
- so shakes hands w/ spectators until he arrives
3:02
President
Lopez-Mateos
arrives
- motor
- and answering the questions, he walked down
through the newsmen and other spectators, stopping to visit and shake hands $ax with s
Leaving Conference Room, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson, Lynda, Luci, Mr. & Mrs Doug
Cater, Secy Gardner, Mr. & Mrs. Alan Boyd, Joe
- at the President which he caught and tossed back. They played
for a few minutes much to the delight of the spectators in the hall. (Staff was lined
up to go up to the Blue Room for the Staff Christmas party and could see the
President and Lyn. )
to second floor
w
- the
side of the bridge for the spectators. The PResidents and First Ladies walked to the
center of the bridge where the First Ladies were greeted by two costumed 10-year-olds
(one Mexican andone American) and then they cut the ribbon which opened the bridge
- to the City of Lexington.
SHORT REMARKS and shook hands w/ the spectators along the fence.
Departed via helicopter for LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA and the dedication of the
George C. Marshall Research Library at V. M. I. accompanied by:
Senator Mike Monroney, Governor
-
below
Arrive Olympic Hotel - ssas. immediate area around hotel crowded and jammed -with spectators
greeted by Messrs, C.R.
$. the President then went to the Presidential Suite and had drinks w/ McGeorge Bundy, JV, MF
Lindquist and A. S chillingAt 6; 00
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Lynda's
Lynn departs alone -- preceding
parents
Luci, Pat,
Mrs. Harriman
accompanied the
First Lady and the President to the front door and stood in the doorway as Ambassador Harriman walked them to he
car. Spectators broke out in spontaneous
- to fenced-i n are a an d shoo k hands "
with spectators
.
3:05 p Depart
s McGee-Tyson..Airpor t by car accompanie d b y Lynd a Bird, Governo r Fran k Clemen t
Senator Walter s an d Sen. Gor e - stoppe d to chang e car s from convertibl e t o close d auto
