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- ''; Catherine
Gudis, "A Landscape of Signs:
Outdoor Advertising in America,
1920-1990'';
Byron C. Hulsey,
"Everett Dirksen and the Modern
Presidents:
Truman,
Eisenhower,
Kennedy and Johnson"; David K.
Johnson, "From Deviant Bureaucrats
to Homosexual
Citizens
- ., Senators Everett Dirksen
and Richard Russell, and McGeorge
Bundy. Next to the books is a
Dictaphone machjne, similar to those
used to make the recordings.
Re arching the Archives
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In Memoriam:
Coming Events
September 25
An Evening With
Carl
- think the relationship he had with people like Everett
Dirhen. the Republican Majority Lem.ler from Jll1001s. b
probably uni4ue in our history Then: may have been
other examples where a Democratic president and a
Republican senatorial leader were able
- are: (1) George Meany
and other labor leaders meeting with President Johnson; (2) Cyrus
Vance and Averell Harriman arm-in-arm with the President; (3) Roy
Wilkins (center) and Whitney Young (right) in the Cabinet Room; (4)
Earl Warren; and (5) Everett
- ..... You're
going to have to persuade
[Everett] Dirksen why this is in
the interest of the Republican
Party. [If he) goes along with you
on cloture, you ought to tell him
you're going to go a'long with him
and help him. I'm a Democrat,
but I think [when
- with Nation's Business who
formerly was with U.S. News &
World Report; John Kornacki, Direc
tor of the Everett Dirksen Congres
sional Center in Pekin, Illinois;
Middleton, and Dean Livingston.
Eveningsat The Library
The team of Karen Kuykendall,
Sterling
- of Claudia Lyon
17
From the Photo Archives
August 27, 1960, LBJ's 52d birthday: In the Capitol Building, Senate Majority L ader
Johnson and Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen cut the cake.
18
General Membership
Senior Citizen
Membership
,1
65 per
- of the Dirksen Congressional
Center, joined LBJ Education Special isl
arsh·1 Sharp anJ author Nick Kotz in
conducting a workshop on the 1964 Civil
Rights Act. lso participating were rep
resentatives or the Howard H. Baker Jr.
Center for Public Policy
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11WHENAH START MIJ'Str..J'
WASHINGTON
AH
MVEVERETT
DIRKSEN
RE'COR0S.
"
Pl,AV
II
John T. Fawcett (left), who was a
junior archivist at the LBJ Li
brary when it was dedicated in
1971, has been appointed Assis
tant Archivist for Presidential Li
braries
- . In
referring to his association with the members of the rival
political party, he remarked:
"I have always received the most generous cooperat1on
from the leaders of the Republican Party in the Cong ess
of the United States, Senator Dirksen and Cono-ressman