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  • Dear John: 18. You cannot know how moved I waa by your letter of January I am deeply grateful and evocative description to you for your brilliant of the idaaliam of our men in Viet-Ram. And I muat add that in you they have found a chronicler
  • eoodwill effort, and as Gesture of reassurance to Phllippinea that the u.s. was not bac,tlng away from 1·ta .. Asian oor.m1tments. Preas, with exception of Chronicle, and. • individual reactions, laudatory or Johnson and what he sold with reservation
  • . The Israeli Prime 1 Fro~ Cairo, tel. 7660, May 18, 1967, secret. 2].~. Monthly Chronicle, vol. IV, no. 6 (June 1967), pp. 3-5. 3 To Tel Aviv, tel. 196541, May 17, 1967, secret/nodis. : d ZECidili' /NODIS A SLCH!T /NODIS -14­ Minister said
  • of Kiev from the peace, have been added York Herald Tribune what to tending any other system. When the old Russian Chronicles of the tha_t Is no longer true, lreedom by Sir Bernard Pares In the ftfth print. By a process of reasoning so subtle that I am
  • of the Committee for a More Beautiful Capital will serve as models for many cities across the land• T hey are chronicled as they happened in the pages that follow: Mrs. James Rowe, Chairman of the National Capital Planning Commission, and friend of the First Lady
  • a protest with the Mixed Armistic e Commission, in accordance with procedures established in the Israeli-Syrian Annistice Agreement of July 20, 1949. 1u.N. HonthhY Chronicle, vol. IV, no. 6 (June, 1967), p.3. 2From Tel Aviv, tel. 3537, May 9, 1967, secret
  • fOR COOELJOHNSON C) lNR CIA VICE PRESIDENT JOHNSON VISIT SUCCESSFUL BOTHAS PUBLICITYANO GOODWILL EFFORT,ANOAS GESTURE or REASSURANCE TO PHILS THAT OSD THEUS WASNOTBACKING AWAY FROMITS ASIANCOMMITMENTS. P~ESS, :r MY WITHEXCEPTION OF CHRONICLE, ANOINDIVIDUAL
  • Johnson visit successful, both as publicity and good will effort, and as gesture of reassurance to Philippines that the U.S. was not backing away from its Asian connnitments. Press;_ with exception of Chronicle, and individual reactions, laudatory