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  • "(RE PROMOTING EDITORIAL PROPAGANDA ON BEAUTIFICATION)"; "(BALTIMORE SUN)"; TV OR RADIO AUDIBLE IN BACKGROUND
  • LBJ ASKS POTTER IF BALTIMORE SUN WILL PROMOTE BEAUTIFICATION BILL IN EDITORIALS, PRAISES BALTIMORE SUN; LOBBYING EFFORTS OF BILLBOARD COMPANIES AND HIGHWAY ENGINEERS AGAINST BILL; EFFECT OF FOREIGN TRAVEL ON BALANCE OF PAYMENTS; NEED TO PROMOTE US
  • LBJ THANKS DAY FOR ENDORSEMENT OF BALTIMORE SUN, PRAISES COVERAGE OF BALTIMORE SUN
  • LBJ THANKS SCHMICK FOR SUPPORT OF BALTIMORE SUN; SCHMICK THANKS LBJ FOR MESSAGE RELAYED BY PHIL POTTER; LBJ PRAISES THOROUGHNESS AND ACCURACY OF BALTIMORE SUN'S COVERAGE
  • DISCUSSION OF PRESS LEAKS, STORY IN BALTIMORE SUN
  • SALINGER DISCUSSES PRESS BRIEFING ON LBJ'S 10:00A MEETING WITH DEAN RUSK, GEORGE BALL, ROBERT MCNAMARA, LIVINGSTON MERCHANT, OTHERS; LBJ ASKS THAT MORE SUBSTANCE BE ADDED TO BRIEFING; BALTIMORE SUN'S FAVORABLE STORY ON LBJ'S SPEECH AT STATE DEPT
  • HOLIDAY GREETINGS; LBJ THANKS ANNENBERG FOR FAIR TREATMENT IN ANNENBERG'S NEWSPAPER, ALSO PRAISES BALTIMORE SUN
  • POSSIBLE TOPICS AT PRESS BRIEFING: APPOINTMENT OF JOHN P. MCCONNELL AS AIR FORCE VICE CHIEF OF STAFF: BALTIMORE SUN STORY ON LBJ "DRESSING DOWN" HHH ON CIVIL RIGHTS BILL; A. W. MOURSUND, DOVE HUNTING; APPROVAL OF BILL ON CHAMIZAL TREATY WITH MEXICO
  • DISCUSSION OF HANDLING COMMENTS TO PRESS ON GOLDWATER'S CONFLICTING STATEMENTS ABOUT PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES AS NOTED IN BALTIMORE SUN STORY; PRESS BRIEFING ON CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER SETTLEMENT; LBJ EMPHASIZES HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE OF SETTLEMENT
  • LBJ CALLS GRIFFIN TO DISCOUNT PRESS STORY THAT HE IS MAKING MAJOR POLICY SPEECH AT UN ANNIVERSARY EVENT IN SAN FRANCISCO; JAMES "SCOTTY" RESTON STORY ON NON-PROLIFERATION; LBJ DISCUSSES PRESS LEAKS, PRAISES BALTIMORE SUN
  • LBJ READS FROM REPORT BY JAMES PECK ON LABOR DEFECTIONS TO GOLDWATER, WHITE BACKLASH; GOLDWATER'S STATEMENT ON USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS; CHICAGO SUN-TIMES POLL; BUSINESS' NEED TO CREATE JOBS; EFFECTS OF TAX CUT; MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION, MFDP; 1948
  • "1ST WEEKEND OF VIETNAM, SAT OR SUN"; "THE PRESIDENT AND ?"; CONTENT OF CONVERSATION INDICATES CALLER IS ADLAI STEVENSON; TIME AND DATE FROM WH OPS LOGS; RECORDING STARTS AFTER CONVERSATION HAS BEGUN
  • "FIRST WEEKEND OF VIET NAM SAT OR SUN"; "THE PRESIDENT AND ASS'T SEC OF DEFENSE CYRUS VANCE"; "REPORTS COMING FROM VN BATTLES"; DIARY LISTS CALLS WITH VANCE AT 3:40A, 4:10A, 4:55A, 5:10A ON 2/7/65
  • "FIRST WEEKEND OF VIET NAM SAT OR SUN"; "THE PRESIDENT AND ASS'T SEC OF DEFENSE CYRUS VANCE"; "REPORTS COMING FROM VN BATTLES"; DIARY LISTS CALLS WITH VANCE AT 3:40A, 4:10A, 4:55A, 5:10A ON 2/7/65
  • "FIRST WEEKEND OF VIET NAM SAT OR SUN"; "THE PRESIDENT AND ASS'T SEC OF DEFENSE CYRUS VANCE"; "REPORTS COMING FROM VN BATTLES"; DIARY LISTS CALLS WITH VANCE AT 3:40A, 4:10A, 4:55A, 5:10A ON 2/7/65
  • "25 NOV 'D' [INCORRECT DATE]"; "SUN"; "GOT YOUR FLOWERS LAST NIGHT"; "RATIFICATION ON TREATY=POSSIBILITY SPEC SESSION"; "VIETNAM SIT"; "DEGAULLE-FRENCH MONETARY MATTER"; RECORDING ENDS BEFORE CONVERSATION IS OVER
  • . what we The curtains I had a lrea d y taken down and disp o s ed o f and we looked at a lot of possible o f s a m p le s fo r drapes and s lip c o v e r s , none of which w e r e r e a lly right. I had rather hoped to turn it into a sun room
  • i' ■' " v r '. V ’ 1965 . SUNDAY. APRIL 18 E a s te r Sunday, A p r il 18. str e a m in g in , . : Unhappily I aw oke ea r ly w ith th e sun I had slep t in th e little back room b eca u se Lyndon s le e p s so litt le th e s e nights
  • t s e r v ic e of the day, and it M o th er’ s •P Day - how could we m is s it. Then we went to a sm a ll pa rty at P h il P o t te r ’ s, one o f Lyndon’ s fa v o r it e re p o r te r s of the B a ltim o re Sun and s e v e r a l o f his ed ito rs
  • Honor Guard C om p an y, P o o r dear boys, tem p eratu re in the high 80's, sun b righ t, and the ja ck et of th eir u n iform s- - th eir sum m er uniform m ind you,^__ h ea vy, thick, long sleeved w ool, l,it said that d is c ip lin e is one
  • of the land. ■ - T he sk y i s b r ig h t blue and the sun golden and the tem p eratu re in the 70 s, ’r isin g to about 80 ,iri m And th ere' s that in toxicatin g fe e lin g of Spring - - the w in e -lik e q u a lity in the a ir . ; But
  • back to W ashington, doing m y duty, taking c a r e of Susan, staying h ere doing what I w anted to d o - w ork in g, w alking, lying in the sun. Lyndon had se ttle d it, a s he d oes ‘ m a n y th in g s, by sa y in g , "I am not going to h ave you
  • n 's'' r a n ch v a p a r t of the Bruckner ra n ch . ' / D r e s s e d in b lu e je a n s an d b o o ts and sun h a t, I s e t out on th is c a r e f r e e e x p e d itio n . a g u id e . C B ut it tu rn ed out that I had to go b a c k and g e
  • had the top down. the w ind b r isk and I w as p arb oilin g. _ . The sun w a s b righ t and We w en t by the h o u se and counted the p r e s s and then d ro v e on to the L ew is R anch. I began to g e t r e s t l e s s thinking of D o lly B
  • to thL' Hayv1ood. - 2 ­ Ther e w e h ad a wonderful "--­ 1964 Saturd.-._y, Julv 18th (continued} day of boating in the hot, hot sun. We had brought homemade bread and some wonderful peaches, and A. W. had picked up somt: delici ous ba rbecue
  • be accomplished here, i.t can be 3.ccomplishe:d everywhere. I was r
  • but the sun breaking out ju st as the p r o ce ed in g s w ent on. c The B ish op of C orpus C h r isti, H is E x c e lle n c y T hom as D ru ry m ade a p o etic in^vocation and then Stu U d all in trod u ced the g u e s ts --G e o r g e H artzog, the D
  • e r b e fo r e lu n c h . TV . ^^the sun p r o m is in g to be w a rm We w a tch ed A r th u r G o ld b e rg on N o t u n til one o 'c lo c k did I g e t d r e s s e d and th en w e had m o r e b r id g e and t i l th e w h ile g o in g down th e
  • lm and equable and gen tle m anner. We rod e fo r about th ree h o u rs, picking up V irg in ia about 12:00, w ith the top down, Lyndon in h is red b e r e t - - the O ctober sun a ctu a lly hot - - and our talk ranged the w id e, w ide w orld . Dean
  • orrow w ill b e b e tte r , to o ." It ta k es so lit t le to m ak e h er happy, it a lm o s t m ak es m e a sh am ed that w e d on ’t g iv e that litt le m o r e o ften . B a c k at the h o u se w e la y around the p ool, had b r e a k fa st, sunned
  • without the man m y l i f e , I s l ipped off a fte r a wh ile and got about 30 m in u tes in the sun, E lo is e and H om er T h o rn b e rry , they and th e ir th ree c h ild ren drove by - I m ean fro m E l P a s o on the way into A u stin , of T e x
  • be, w hat happens next. The sun com ing out w as som ehow a w onderful a u g u ry . s a t n e x t to H a p p y R o c k e f e l l e r . ^ I It w a s a g o o d s p e e c h - - L y n d o n ' s w a s - - a n d i t m a k e s y ou f e e l s o g o o d t o d
  • d e v e r y b o d y . Sun is h is n a tu r a l b e n e fa c to r , and Lyndon lo o k e d r e a s s u r in g ly b r o w n a n d h e a lth y . ^ , MEMORANDUM THE W HITE HOUSE W ASHINOTON T h u r sd a y , O cto b er 14,. 1965 Page 3 I le f t
  • o lo r s , o r a n g e -is h , y e llo w s, g r e e n s - the sun flo w e r s s tic k p a r tic u la r ly in m y m in d . I didn't r e a liz e what a trem en d ou s range he had. One o f the sa d d est things w a s a painting o f h is own sh o e s
  • in to th e M o u r sun d s and th e H ea th s and th e R ub ys and th e M elv in W in ters and th e D on T h o m a s e s w ho w e r e a r r iv in g in a c a r a v a n s o it wound up b y tw o c a r lo a d s o f u s s e ttin g out to m e e t L yndon on th e
  • k . T h e sun h a d b e e n b e g u n to c o m e o ut in th e la te a fte rn o o n , a n d it w a s w a rm in g up a lit t l e . h a d gone s w im m in g a tim e o r tw o. Lyndon T h e b u b b le, so o ffe n s iv e fro m th e h ighw ay. c
  • a ck at the b ea ch I sunned on the sand to the b e s t brow n I'v e had in a lo n g t im e . b e e n co ld and buffet; And then took a d e lic io u s nap. L u n ch es have s a la d s , sea fo o d , c h e e s e s , and w e s it around c a s u al l y
  • - - w h ile I su n n e d a n d r e a d on the b ig b o a t. r J e s s e , who l o a t h e s the sun , a n d w ith good r e a s o n , b u t who is f a i th f u l to the end, w e n t a lo n g w ith th e m in the f a s t b o a t j u s t a s th o u g h he
  • m e . And then in the e a r ly m orn in g sun, w e w ent out b y the pool - - Lyndon in the h am m ock . I sa t b e s id e him and m ade plans - - a p o s s ib le m e e tin g of th ose p eop le who cou ld do som eth in g about a cq u irin g
  • 'P I ^”1/^ MEMORANDUM G.XiV\ I C THE WHITE HOUSE U ^ WASHINGTO N : T u e sd a y , July 2 0 , 1965 ._— T he m onth I p r o m ise d m y s e lf that I w ould be le is u r e ly and lie in the sun and p lay b rid g e . But som eh ow th ere a re
  • r e , it w as a b righ t, c le a r day, of sp a rk lin g sun . We b egan by going to S t. M arks to church, w ith L u ci and C o n g ressm a n T h o rn b erry. T h ere w as a lin e in B ill B a x t e r 's serm o n so m eth in g about how e v e r