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- Lady Bird comments that this time last week she and LBJ drove to Marshall and mentions that she is writing by candlelight because their "Delco" is "pfft." She describes finding and cleaning her mother's stone flower pots. She talks about LBJ's
- is looking forward to getting more books from him and writes "I believe I miss you more all the time."
- Lady Bird tells LBJ that if he comes to Texas she will be with him "all the time you can put up with." She asks about offers he has received from New York and South Texas. She comments on his low spirits and encourages him to have enthusiasm
- Lady Bird discusses a possible trip to Washington in November, December, or January and the things she and LBJ will do. She mentions that her time could be limited by a trip she must make to Alabama and by work being done on the house.
- Lady Bird received two letters from LBJ today and says sending letters by special delivery makes no difference in the time of delivery. She comments on the clippings he sent, mentions the book she is reading, asks about the GE [General Electric
- LBJ sends Lady Bird a picture postcard of the Hotel Occidental dining room and thanks her for the pictures she sent him that get kissed "almost a million times a day." He writes that he had lunch at the hotel and plans to take Lady Bird there when
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traduce Mr. Weisl to so;ie. Seriously. dear, she is the most ·w orth
while actress in mi 'iywood, to my re ling, and I ho-p you had a
gay and stimula.tinc time.
All your letters I lov.e to cet. But the ones in your own
hand- ·,Titin,t.;• that aro oft n
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IIATnl,
WAIN. tlln
October
20, 1967
Dear Oke:
I'll
be down under by the time you get this - in Australia,
that is.
CQuntless times I've forgotten
to ask you to get these autographed
wrth an inscription
11' po..,sible.
Would like them
- a comfortable time when I was a child. I remember sitting on the
porch and listening to my father giving political counsel to the
neighbors.
In 1922 he went bust on cotton. He lost $100, 000 in 3 or 4 years. He
died making $150 a month as a bus inspector
- warmth to the chapter
on your personal life.
At the same time I'd a.lso like to photo
graph a night reading session and a "pre-dawn"
telephone call.
,-,
Yes~No~---
Oke .,
DµJc(f
May
1
24, 1965
PRESID:mT:
T~fio
have been backing me up all during
- g t o n M o n u m e n t a n d on
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and I
had a
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bad cold,
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u/ehi
^oa. i k e
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ik e
one
l >Ai ng.
Ranch
mil l i o n t h
time in my life
- ; meeting with Harry Ransom & Frank Erwin about University of Texas, Wayne Grover & LBJ Library; first time LBJ has been guest at Luci's table; Pat Nugent coming home from Vietnam; Nugents will vacation in Formosa; Johnsons spend night at KTBC
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more than that, they made me realize that they should be my grand children instead of my children. I tried to ride two or three of the
whip outfits with them, and aside from being scared all the time
myself, I found I was completely worn out
- nap; news story about Pat Nugent; Lady Bird is interviewed by New York Times about art; Willard Deasons and Emmet Riordans for dinner and to pick out one of Him's beagle puppies; Lady Bird reads "Guns of August"
- riedm ans
an d t h e Jack G oulds who h a d w r i t t e n a
m a rv e lo u s r e v i e w o f my ABC s h ow.
The John Pom f r e t s
o f t h e New York T im es; th e John S t e e l e s o f Time a n d
L i f e a n d t h e L u c ie n W arren s o f B u f f
