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- that Laurance be chairman, but I was overruled, so he
became president; I became chairman. He retained Liz Carpenter to work with me in
getting things going; and so Mrs. Johnson, Liz and I, and Laurance, put together a
committee that numbered a good many
- back to the housing problem.
The press contingent
was accommodated in the cabins at the lodge; there was no room for
me in the lodge nor for Liz Carpenter's secretary, Lynn Machado,
nor for Simone Poulain, Liz's assistant.
So the three of us were
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of the one millionth copy of the book.
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I called Liz Carpenter
and suggested that, as a means of further stimulating sales of
the book, it might
- would be named for her
mother to recognize her work in beautification.
I said, lIyou
might just be surprised one of these days, Lynda."
Later that week I saw Lynda in Liz Carpenter's office, and
we started chatting again along the same vein, at her
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Castro -- VII -- 13
great, great deal of talent and devotion to Lady Bird when she left us. I think Jake Pickle
has been a very effective member of the board. Liz Carpenter in her way--never
- had come for them to go--forcefully, if necessary. There
was no question in my mind that they were going. I determined that I was going to push
very hard to bring things to an end because we could not continue the chaos.
Liz Carpenter, whom you know
