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  • dignity. _ Present pressures indicate that Barkley is center of anti-Wallace bloc. Watch operations of Texas Power and Light to switch on Vice Presidency Rayburn or Jones as in 1940, to Barkley. Be prepared , if conven ient, not only to phone from
  • Rayburn, Sam, 1882-1961
  • in the morning because he couldn't go to them. He noted with regret the tendency for pro­ gress and unrest to go together. Perhaps earlier the poor had been too weak to rise up and rebel. This led him into Sam Rayburn's story about not wanting defense plants
  • told him that the Boss will get behind him if Sam gives him the green l i ght , and he is going to talk to 88Jll. Myron also will talk to Sam. If you have an opportunity , I think you can be Tery helpful with Sam by pointing out that he i s not expected
  • over east, middle, and west Tennessee and the chances .are even. Jl!ISSISSIPPI: Former Jl;dge Clayton and present Circuit County Judge Jabits will both run against Rankin. No opposition in fight to Jim Eastland for Senate. Sam Lumkin, the present
  • , Washington, D. C. Dear Lyndon: Enclosed, herewith, is a copy of a letter which I sent to Sam Rayburn. Although I realize that Mr. Rayburn is not responsible for the chaotic conditions and injustices now existing in the oil business, I did want both of you
  • on tho day you mentioned. · ,>
  • '' with the Senator lately and they have been unable to get either Hofhelnz or his wife to return the! r call .. Dub feels that the one way they could get her to help would be a call from Speaker Rayburn to her. He feels that that would be effective when other
  • the trouble to ask th-e people from Te:xes if' they are getting along alright., and if there 11 harmony. • •••••• •••• Baldwin: Becauso Blaylock as National Committeeman., ·and Rayburn as hoo.d - of the delegation are both prominent Garner-ites~ tu1d
  • Dealer. As such, he com­ mands considerable support from the ranks of the Truman backers. He also has the great political asset of having behind him Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn, his political "father," who will be in there fight­ ina for Johnson
  • CORPS. THOSE WHO DOUBTED HIS SINCERITY. IT CAME IN THAT ELECTRIC MOMENT TO SEVERAL HUNDRED DEMOCRATS IN THE PENTHOUSE BALLROOM OF THE JUNG HOTEL, WHEN LBJ OUOTED AN UNAMED SOUTHERN SENATOR CONFIDING IN SAM RAYBURN ABOUT HIS CONSTITUENCY."ALL THEY EVER
  • CORPS. THOSE WHO DOUBTED HIS SINCERITY. IT CAME IN THAT ELECTRIC MOMENT TO SEVERAL HUNDRED DEMOCRATS IN THE PENTHOUSE BALLROOM OF THE JUNG HOTEL, WHEN LBJ OUOTED AN UNAMED SOUTHERN SENATOR CONFIDING IN SAM RAYBURN ABOUT HIS CONSTITUENCY."ALL THEY EVER
  • , Randolph Gordon, Helen Jewish Corrrnunity Center JOHNSTON., Elizabeth, KOLBERG,Rosamund, LAMBERT, Carroll, Utah State University LiWIS, Cornell, Montganery County Head Start MARLEDGE,Maxine, Omaha Head Start MARTINEZ, Sam NIEMEYER, J .H., Bank St. College
  • probably cannot come they sure think someone should be there to speak for the Senator. 1bey had a couple of suggestions: (1) would be Mr. Rayburn, (2) ~ be Sellator Dodd. "One of the main reasons they are in hopes someone can be there is so they can show
  • of Representatives of the State of Texas, ever mindful or the important role played by distinguished sons of Texas in the affairs of our Nation since Sam Houston, make this expression of our gratitude to Vice President Henry A. Wallace f or selecting a worthy
  • 9, 1938, to Colonel James Roosevelt from Honorable Lyndon B. Johnson, Representative in Congress, in connection with the possibility of purchasing electric energy required by War Department activities in the Fort Sam Houston, Texas, area from
  • gete by the desks. Probably from owner's or ders . The Dallas Ti me s e r a l d c arries e ver y comp) i mentn ry c rto on showing Rayburn declaring Garner the greate st Texan since Se.m Houston. Went to Denton Satur day nd worked do •a through small
  • the verdict of his party colleagues. He every Republlcan nominee since the party these e1.Jorsements 1n various newspapers. I include these as well as a sam-· can await w1th some contl.dence the verdict was founded 1n 1866" and before that 11up­ of his
  • before the convention, CONTROL came when the newly organized Stevenson forces decided that antiloyalty­ pledge delegations from the South should be seated for the sake of party harmony. Here Chairman Sam Rayburn (left) is about to recognite a delega!e
  • , April 20, at 10:00 a.m. in room 2226 Rayburn House Office Building, and present the views of the Office of Science and Technology on the measure. It will be .. appi·eciated if the person designated to testi• fy will confirm acceptance
  • PROOF"- 560 GUEST ROOMS OPEN ALL THE VEAR Why listen to Roosevelt? We know our own people better than Roosevelt O'De.niel has made a good governor 0 1 Daniel has oomplemented the old folks by appointing Sam Houston senator This is a peaoeful
  • ot UDitT and rmony. Oorpua Chrini and towna where there are Hart p&pera-eight towna­ the S,m.day pa.pera rill come out tor I.pd.on. Would it 'be pra.otioal for Rayburn to oontaot Governor and ask it he oould be ot ••rvioe to the Governorf Could he
  • planted U.S. PRESENCEIN ASIA cle Sam is st!ll around. in, us." . (By A. L. Valencia) • LAOSTOO Qur flag represents this and much more. WASHINGTON.-Beyond the crucial • dec!It gi'vcs us the Incentive to acquire property, slons posed by the war In South
  • against saturation attacks, decoys, or other penetration techniques. III. We susp ec t an ABM system is also being deployed in the Moscow area. A. So far, we have spotted some suspect fa­ cilities near four SAM sites, but we have found no launch
  • , Sam GILBERT, Jacob H. GILLIGAN, John J. GONZALEZ, Henry B. GOODELL, Charles E. GRABOWSKI, Bernard F. GRAY, Kenneth J. GREEN, Edith GREEN, William J. GREIGG, Stlanely L. . GRIDER, George W. GRIFFIN, Robert P. GRIFFITHS, Martha W. GROSS, H. R. GROVER
  • get Uncle Sam's help :f'or old folks in three weeks, and encouraged every state to do the same. You older people remember the days of the dirt roads. You people of the blaok lands remember the bogged down wagons. the long weeks when you oould not get
  • Gianneschi Charlie Green Nancy Hanschman Garth Jones William Jorden Jesse Kellam Sam Kinch Karl H. Koepcke Stuart Long Tom McAvoy Sarah McClendon Jim Mathis Margaret Mayer Henry Michaelis Dick Morehead Andrew Ramer [4 of 6] .-. - ·- 1
  • of the Chamizal Convention. December 20, 1¢3 74 59 Message on the Occasion of the Launching of the Nuclear Submarine Sam Rayburn. December 20, 19'>3 75 6o Remarks at a Press Interview of Three American Hostages of Bolivian Miners. December 20, 1963 77 61
  • . The man Jones is helping now at the Pre si dent's side. The man Connally is on our side against the .!heeler's and Lindbergh's • . The manhood of Sam Rayburn toils to get the Roosevelt money and mea sures trough t he Congress. A younger man, well known
  • problem. Passiig that bill had somewhat the effect of the first four-minute mile. it wasn't long before there were others. After one of the real . . achievements of modern legislative history, we were on our way. * * *" * * * Speaker Sam Rayburn
  • stocks in Estes warehouses? Will Uncle Sam bail out Estes' creditors? Did the creditors "hit a $4 million jackpot" when the insurance was approved? Which creditors will get the storage money? With plenty of space available from warehousemen not under
  • , Calvin W., Dept. of Justice SENATCRS: BAYH, Birch BURDICK, Quentin N. DIRKSEN, Everett McKinley DCDD, Thomas J., · EASTLAND, James O. ERVIN, Sam J. FONG, Hiram L. HART, Philip a HRUSKA, Roman L. JAVITS, Jacob K. JOHNSTON, Olin D • KENNEDY, Edward M. LONG
  • , Com­ the Vice President of the United States Lyn­ mander Shepard, and Colonel McHugh. The don B. Johnson; Speaker of the House Sam Chaplain of our Senate, Rev. Dr. Harris, who Rayburn; and Chief Justice of the Supreme la so gracious and wonderful to us
  • ""- keynote of rare eloquence through ~gla bi~8 ~ at Senator from Rhode Island, John Pastore , a-ad ou have reaffirmed enduring values through your beloved permanent chairman, Mr. Rayburn's friend and his worthy successor, John McCormack of Massachusetts
  • engaged in a fire suppression mission designed to destroy a key antiaircraft defensive complex containing surface-to-air missiles (SAM), an exceptionally heavy concentration of anti­ aircraft artillery, and other automatic weapons. The de­ fensive network
  • , not even the pay hospltAI expenses and other j L'o ngoria family, whether the dead costs. I soldier was en route to New York There ls no segregation here in t . from San Francisco, to Arlington the school after pupils pass the 11 National Cemetery, Fort Sam
  • years 1969 inadequate even to sustain to Communicate ·;hat: programs have been inadequate and we end this period of A. I. D. in 1961, the President Mr. Rayburn, areas we have and public support Funds to expand successful Wh,1t are the causes