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- and Col. Culver a
:H^ Col.John
Simmons at
Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio, a
Col. Culver ^L i^ Q^??^ ?. /!^a, driven
out this morning due to weather con
^^4^ ^Jh^*-^^>^ ^^d&^4^
The President indining room for BREAKFASTW/
Judge Jack Roberts
^
Don Thomas
-
(.^odf
Dale Malechek (radio)--About bulls and cattle in the s& sale yesterday--the President
wanted to know what they had sol d for, etc.
The President read his speech that he will give this morning at the Medal of Honor
Ceremony and said that he would
- -A indicated the discussions between the President, the Prime Minister-- and later their
advisors, were of a general nature this morning getting only very slightly ±x into anything specific and at this point reach
no detailed discussion of any subject
-
of Labor W. Willard Wirtz
Stegall
;
Thomas in
;
New York City
& Mrs. Jay Smith --houseguests in 327--departed)
President to th e Oval Office w /
orge Christian
—
'HITE House Date
April
27
, 1967
ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
MARY
resident began his
- . Earl e Cabell : thank s fo r articl e i n Dalla s Mornin g News b y him I
i Mr. We s Gallagher : thank s fo r copie s o f Luci's photograph s ]
Mr. Thoma s A . Dine : thank s fo r messag e r e grandso n •
j
Corporal Mile s T . Nelson : thank s fo r
-
trip to the states, and he asked Mr. Rostow to see if it would be possible
for the General to stop in Texas Thursday morning and brief the
President.
Robert Wagner - New York City
-returning his call
RECORD:
S. Ambassador to Barbados. Hon. Fredric Mann
- Krim in New York
VHITE HOUS E Dat
3ENT LYNDO N B . JOHNSO N
e Octobe
DIARY Th
r 26 , 196 8
e Whit e Hous e Saturda
y
President began his day at (Place)
Timp
Time
1
In
Out
10:22am t
10:32am t
1 0:53a
mt
Telephone
f or t
1
Lo
LD Codc
- highest temperature in the low 80s
Krim - New York City __
8:30a Congressional
.
9:30a Senator
9:30a Senator
:
9:30
_ Senator
ai
I _^
9:40a t
Speaker
9:40a ,
Cong.
9:40a ,
Cong
1— ,
1 ,
9:40a PMG
' 9:40a
,
Mike
9:40a _____^
Joseph
1967
LEADERSHIP
- business-economic news column for his
paper which is syndicated throughout the country.
(The President discussed with Livingston some of Livingston's ideas and views on
the economy and then read to him the draft of the speech the President is planning
- February
White
House
12
Friday
Awake
Jack Valenti
George Reedy
Geo Reedy
George Reedy
Geo Reedy
Secretary
Willie
McNamara
Day
Gardner
Taylor
Ackley
Secretary
Willie
Wirtz
Day
Marvin "Watson
Secretary
w/ news of dock strikes settlement
-
Joe
Califano
12:45a Retired
8:28a t
Secretary
8:58a t
•
|
McNamara
Jack
9:36a t
Valenti
Jay
Taylor - Amarillo. Tex
9:46a The
President asked for Dale Meeks --he was flying to Dallas, and then to New Orleans.
the President said, "never
- o f California Lawyer
s
report, entitled : Ros
s L . Malon e _ Roswell , Ne w Mexico - forme r Pre s o f America n Bar Asso c
"The Challeng e o f Crim e i n Jame
s B . Parson s - U.S . Distric t Judg e - Chicag o .
t G. Store y . Dallas attorne y
- cooperation and support of people
2) Government would like to establish a new society in the countryside, and for ^
this new society to be established in the countryside, we have to have a social
revolution, not from the top down, but from the bottom up; from
- . Freeman (in the hotel)
McGeorge Bundy (in the hotel) ______
Bill Moyers (in the hotel)
(BM held a press briefing at 7:50 am this morning where he announced the trip
of Vice President Hubert Humphrey to Saigon and the meeting of the President and the
Vice
- sent to DT -- Just
promptly. Rosto w left summarizing:
brief statement up-dating the progress of the Middle East
immediately after his pt conflict;
railroad strike situation; and Mike said this morning's mtg
of the briefing. had
one overriding purpose
- Codc
tL
11:50a •
l 5 , 196 7
White House Da
y
Wednesda
y
y (includ e visite d by ) tur
To Ova l Offic e - w / M W
stopping i n mjdr's roo m t o look a t morning' s mai l
11:55~ "
T
o Ova l Qf c
"cH 12:00 n 12:05 p TH
; Mr
E BO Y O F TH E
- Dallas int o ova l offic e
d Jo e Califan o i n ,
Dean Storey wante d to present hi s boo k -"Th e Fina l Judgment " -on e he has recentl y
written, t o th e President . Als o wanted to establis h contac t between Presiden t & SMU
n Jame s Wright , Jr . o
-
Sunday
Datf October
Lennons Hotel, Brisbane, Australia p^
23
Sunday
, 1966
Datr October
Lennons Hotel, Brisbane , Australia ^^
Activity (inc!ude visited by) ture
23, 1966
Sunday
Expendi
Code
Awake -
A pleasant morning, the President spent much
- ,___
9:00a Walt
_
(include visited by)
___
! reading
„
mr to living room area and found the President on the bed/sofa
TWX messages from Washington
;_....__
.
,
the morning papers
and Jim Jones joined ____________
,_
President to bedroom
-
/\ 9:02a
To
V-^---' •
10:40
8, 1967
for
y (include visited by) ture
Oode
Situation Room
today, while walking from the Cab Rm to his ofc, the President told mf and marys,
"I got up at 6:00 this morning and watched little Lyn get fed. I gave him his
-
Ouse Day
i or t
Activity
LD
10:00a To
10: 10a
7, 1968
Secy
f
Dean Rusk -New York City (b.
Hon.
1
)
Marvin Watson, the Postmaster General
Rostow
- pl
re red tag memo, Mon Oct 7. 9:30a - North Koreans ask for a Pueblo mtg.
The President told
- finishing the call, the President immediately leaned over to mf, and said
"You will want to write this down: he (rostow) said the Paris talks finished up
this morning. We had a ten-strike. They agreed to every thing--ourlanguage.
our timing, our conditions
- alon g the route .......the President stopped
Ms ca r o n several occasions — mainly outside o f churches - - (the y had jus t
adjourned fro m th e Sunday morning services) . .... ..Negro churches , Mexica n
churches an d any all alon g th e rout e
- ,"
NBC, New York
l
Hon.
Hon.
j
to the Oval Office '
_
Jake Jacobsen, Austin
William Camp, Comptroller of the Currency—returning the President's :all
•
I~
. Walt
bother
Amb.
j
Rostow (pi) --Mr. Rostow was talking to a man in Bonn. The President
- by)
C^6
LD
|
11:22a I
•^ 12:05
Press 12:0
; Erns
OF
Axe
5 Walt
' ZZ
" morning
.
__ ^
~s
F RECORD :
l Springer , Germa n journalist ^
Rostow
t Creame r •
.
Z Walt
Rostow had sent the President a memo saying he was seeing Mr. Springer
- r 3
of Georgi a at 8:0 8 a m
. Jac k Hudspet h at 9:1 8 a m
" Mrs
9:10a Breakfas
t in bedroom
9:15a - 9:45 a !
10:22a; f
• fro
Y
y (includ e visite d by )
{ Houseguest
/! :
FRIDA
Bright - sun-shin y morning. Additiona l 2 o r 3 inches o f
-
The breakfast was served to the President at
8:30 am this morning, Jake Jacobsen and
Marvin Watson were in the bedroom.
at
8:30a, Mr. Thomas Frost (houseguest)
came to the President's room for a visit.
At 10:20a, the President went to the West
^ Hall to visit w
- problem - ANF/MLF. Se e Bund y
George Reed y
memo date d 2-9-6 5
George Reed y
also see JV memo
dated
1 31 65
McGeorge Bund y (pl)
Senator Mik e Mansfiel d
Senator Everet t Dirkse n
Abe Fortas
Hon. Nelso n Rockefeller Governo
r o f New York (Se e lt r t
- . this morning, a call came from Mr. Bundy's of :
indicating that there was a change on the second page (the page of signature)
it was being retyped.)
\
; and
/• |
;
;
9:42a t
| Cong.
J J Pickle
9:45a j
Pres
approved weekend visit to Rhode Island for Harry
-
changes. Yoich i Okamoto cam e int o th e bedroom an d recorde d th e morning' s
activities w / hi s camera . Oki e wa s shootin g picture s a s th e Presiden t stoo d i n the
bathroom. Th e Presiden t tol d Jac k t o shu t th e doo r fo r him . I t
- as possibl e
The President also mentionedhis desire to get a new table and best lighting arranged for
two signing ceremonies that are pending. He mentioned "too hot outside and tourists complain if the East Room is used in morning hours — wish the tours could
- buildin
g mad
eo
f the shellston e wit h th e Italia n travertine floors . Th e grou p discusse d
reported tha t th e lan d Wa S new a t lengt h th e Italia n travertine , pointing ou t tha t th e Eisenhowe r Librar y wa s mad e o f
being cleare d fo r th
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————— -^—————— I , . — i i -
1:55p f
_ .
He als o looked a t paper s o n the corne r o f mjdr's desk .
1:12p The
::
Day
o Ova l Offic e
g i n mjdr' s roo m t o rea d
the Societ y sectio n of this morning' s paper .
i
X,
..
D
1:06p T
• stoppin
1:26p 1
- accompanie d i n his ca r b y the tw o Senators an d
e Congressmen . - - _
__
d crowd s alon g th e way --especially sinc e th e new s o f the President' s visi t _
t announce d unti l 10:0 0 this morning . _
_.
_
d BBBBBMMMa i Civi c Cente r ° T
- animatedly,
President
President to the rear of the airplane _-he asked Ken Gaddis why
he wasn't given his vitamin pill this morning and asked who he
wanted to succeed him as the person in charge of vitamin pills.
He then said that he wanted to take a little
- ^ R simila r t o th e on e hel d thi s morning . A s th e caske t wa s positione d
_ th
e "Navy Hymn" wa s being played. Th e President was seated wit h th e family-|
immediatel y nex t t o th e astronaut' s father . Mr . Donal d Chafes--next dow n th
- of General William Westmoreland
as the new Army Chief of Staff.
^^
MlTE HOUS E Dat
e
DENT LYNDO N B . JOHNSO N
DIARY
PresSBHEbapi hi s day at (Place ) TH
Tim*. Telephon
In Ou
11
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E WHITEHOUS E Da
y
JULY 3 , 196 8
WEDNESDA
Y
e
f o r t Expendi
-
seen this morning at Hemisfair titled "Us" --and she replied that she just was NOT in
- agreement
with the way the film depicted us Americans as not really trying to do
__^ something
about the problems we ourselves have created. . .that actually a lot
- speech site — in the dark of early morn
The President Went immediately to the stage where he decorated
Capt. William Crieger, 355th TFW -- Silver Star
Capt. Donald F. Miles. 432nd TRW.--Silver Star
Major Myron L. Savage. 355th TFW, --Distinguished Flying
- calls
checked
^^
, Datf
Emerald Villa, Seoul, Korea ^
November2 , 1966
Wednesda
y
Activity (inc!ud e visited by )
Marie Fehmer
Breakfast in room w/ Mary S and mf
The Presiden t was upset this morning because th e Filipino stewards had left
