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  • Time Period > Post-Presidential (Jan. 21, 1969-) (remove)

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  • that? N: In 1948 one of my friends from Minnesota asked me to work, to do something in a precinct committee for Harold Stassen. Harold Stassen had been elected governor v/hen I was in Minnesota, and I started working then for a little while for him
  • Biographical information; the 1948 campaign; campaigning for Harold Stassen; 1959 contact with LBJ on behalf of the banking industry; impressions of LBJ and his staff; supporting LBJ in 1960; Texas delegation surprised LBJ accepted vice-presidential
  • -cut call to political duty. Meanwhile, of course, Senator [Robert] Taft had been a long-time worker in the vineyard, was really seriously running, as was the perennial Harold Stassen. When the time came for Truman's State of the Union Message, Lyndon
  • going to make a disarmament agreement with the Soviet Union. You will recall that Harold Stassen was the U.S. representative, and he was pretty gung ho, and it looked for a week or so as if something \'Ias in the wind. Dulles asked me to go up
  • up as an issue. It had been an issue off and on since Harold Ickes, certainly. K: That's right. F: Did you and Senator Johnson talk about this issue? K: Yes, we had many discussions on it, as did senators from other states which were concerned
  • was head of the movies association. He had had other very sizeable jobs before that, an exceedingly articulate and attractive man. And Harold Stassen. So I, like a great many congressional wives, was always in search of soaking up what there was to be had