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  • personal tour of lhe ranch house. Docents Tour Ranch he Library's docent -lh volunt ers wh conduct tour~ of the museum for visitors-took a vantage of the early spr­ ing and traveled to the Hill Country for at ur of their wn, to the LBJ sites, including
  • Indochina war. where Capa was killed in 1954. The traveling exhibit will be at the Library until August IO. UIO, 'G FRIENDS OF LBJ 1.1a p11b/icati11n of 1/w Frirnd.< 11}the LBJ lihrary f"Jliwr f..1.1h·r
  • for - was the riile of goodwill amba,~ad'1r. bc­ cau,c sh• did travel to 78 nation, aroum.l th wurld rcpre,enting ,he United States (beginning! during the E:i,enh1mcr adminb1n11ion. My n11.1thcrdid not feel comforta k gelling imolved in poll
  • ," who were busy fostering a se­ ries of pseudo-scandals. The lirst was Whitewater, which "became the germ that led to the plague of the impeach­ ment trial." There were the Iirings of the White House travel office staff, and the missing FBl files, which
  • Lady Bird has hair styled; LBJ & Lady Bird view new LBJ portrait by Madame Shoumatoff; Lady Bird works with staff on framing travel certificates; meeting about dinner for Texas friends; Lady Bird attends stag luncheon with LBJ; Lady Bird names
  • or as much as he wants to make out of these travels. And I think my Vice President greatly benefited from them and he gave me the benefit of what he gained. As President of the Senate, the Vice President has a chance to keep in close touch with legislative
  • husband, UT Professor Walt Rostow, will go on leave for a year beginning in July, filling lectureships that will take them to Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Europe. A major reason for the Rostows' travel is their joint appointment as Distinguished
  • of the photos also serve as the material for an exhibition sponsored by the International Center of Pho­ tography. The exhibit opened at LC.P. in New York City in May and will travel tooth r institutions across the country. Paula Okamoto (above}, widow
  • months before, to David Eisenhower. But Tricia was still having dates, and hadn't connected yet with the young ox boy. "I was impressed. I didn't know Nixon at all; I was the only person at the White House who had not traveled aboard the Tricia, and been
  • at an airpo1t, knowing per­ fectly well that no matter how hard I might strain, I couldn't read the numbers. It took me quite a while to conquer my reluctance to ask a fellow traveler for help." "Finally it is imperative always to remember that there are many