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  • Contributor > Reedy, George E. (George Edward), 1917-1999 (remove)

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  • LBJ IS MEETING WITH DREW PEARSON AT TIME OF CALL
  • LBJ'S DEPARTURE FOR LBJ RANCH; REEDY ADVISES LBJ TO GIVE DREW PEARSON POSITIVE FIGURES ON GNP, EMPLOYMENT; REEDY SAYS BARRY GOLDWATER IN EFFECT IS SET TO RUN AGAINST PROSPERITY
  • REEDY ASKS FOR PRESS LID; LBJ ASKS REEDY TO COME MEET WITH DREW PEARSON
  • REEDY TELLS LBJ THAT RALPH MCGILL REPORTS DREW PEARSON WILL RUN COLUMN SAYING LBJ ORDERED FIRING OF LEONARD REINSCH AS TV MANAGER OF DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION; LBJ DENIES STORY, SAYS HE THINKS REINSCH HAS DONE GOOD JOB; DISCUSSION OF RIOTING
  • JENKINS' PROPOSED PRESS STATEMENT ON BOBBY BAKER INVESTIGATION, DON REYNOLDS' CHARGES; ADVERSE PRESS REACTION TO LBJ'S STATEMENT; HANDLING STORIES ON INVESTIGATION; WASHINGTON POST; DREW PEARSON; BILL WHITE, ROWLAND EVANS; SARAH MCCLENDON; HELEN
  • : Johnson did support the Eisenhower position. R: Oh, yes. G: One other question I wanted to ask on the open curtain proposal was Oh, sure. Drew Pearson seems to have been favorably inclined toward it. R: Yes. Drew Pearson liked it. 13 LBJ
  • through pork-barreling or projects that they were interested in? R: Not necessarily. nesses. Johnson was a genius at determining people s weak­ 1 You know, Drew Pearson came out with a terrific anti­ Johnson feud. My God, Johnson personally put
  • , once you got a rapprochement between Johnson and Yarborough, then all sorts of consequences flowed from it. the Drew Pearson columns. For one thing, you had Now, Pearson was bitterly anti-Johnson. I don't know why, I think it had something to do
  • specific interest, but I'd be terribly sur­ prised if he wouldn't. G: He would use any hoe to kill a snake. Now, early in January of that year, 1955, Drew Pearson wrote a column criticizing LBJ's one-man rule. Some of the specifics that he referred
  • LBJ and the Majority Leadership and various Senate activities, 1955; committee assignments; LBJ and Drew Pearson; LBJ and the oil industry; foreign aid; LBJ and organized labor; Paul Butler; LBJ and Eisenhower; LBJ's heart attack; Whitney speech
  • Pearson columns must have been effective. R: Oh, they were. G: Here's another memo about Paul Healy and a story that he did on LBJ They were godsends to me at some times. going to San Antonio-­ R: Who was [Donald] Farrell? G: He was the astronaut