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  • and to deter blackmail. while putting lorth our best efforts to obtain mutual dbuarma­ ment. Sincerely, Lyndon B. Johnson M.:r. and Mre. William V. Rooaa 1861 Stanton Street Decatur. Georgia LBJ'/ECW /nj [2 of 3] INTERDENOMINATIONAL THEOLOGICAL CENTER 671
  • > ;.I .,:' ,;, ~. ....... PJ ...... • l ( ( J ~ '> Mr. J. P. Bryan of Freeport, Texas to see the --senatori-sometim ·•the early :p·a rt·:1 Z VIJ."U ()_t: fhis '·nionth ~ nWilJ.c.calt- ~wh-eii: he arrives • . ~·-;'\, •\ :0 - ~~ - ;....r
  • anion Captain Anthony Marsloe Colonel H. W. Mathews Colonel Stanfield S. McClure Lt. General J.C. McQueen Reverend William Middleton Lt. General Ralph J. Mitchell General Ed Pollock Lt. General James P. Riseley Lt. Collnel Arch Roberts Vice Admiral L. S
  • President to office; with Mr. West, to living room to join Congressman and Mrs. E. Edmondson (Oklahoma) and their children Jim, Drew, John, and Brian. 5:35 With Mrs. West, Junie, and Bryan Edmondson, on ride to look at deer. 6:15 Return to house. Entry
  • legislation Andy Biemiller Bobby Baker Charlies Watkins Bobby Baker Bob Oliver Secretary Anderson Senator Frear Sen Dirksen Homer Thornberry re: going to Middleburg Ken BeLieu Congressman O.C. Fisher and Bryan Hunt, Sonora Left for Middleburg, Va (see travel
  • flight number; if SP give owner. ** Met by, Meetings, Activity, etc. Destination (Place) Easterwood Airport, Bryan Bergstrom AFB Arrival Time 1:30a 7:00p Remarks** met by A&M officials (Dr. Rudder) met by Warren Woodward.
  • ^ To living room ^ zs to meet mee t w/ Mr. and Mrs. Mrs . Tom Shockley, her he r son Tommy and his fiancee, an andd Mrs. Bryan Wildenthal(Mr. (Mr . Kellam's Kellam' s sister) to- give to the President a table lamp to be given to the Boyhood home. The Th e
  • Sunday, February 15 Dearestt I'm enolo11ng oop1ee ot •ome mor• "letter• to key triende"', which ! wish you'd read and orit1o1a• and r•• turn with any ohangea you want mad•• Bryan'• letter ha• alrea.dy b••n mailed, beoauae all other San Marooa
  • M and BLANC O to Littl e Loung e w / Mr. Bryan t The Presiden t tol d Mr . Bryan t i n repl y t o hi s questio n "Shouldn' t w e ge t HI M a mate, h e i s kind a lonely? " Presiden t sai d "se e Col . Chadwick , tel l him to get i n touc h wit h th e
  • were the Vice President and Mr Ford Bell, Sr. and Mr. Joe Califano Ford Bill, Jr. Jack Valenti Mr. Bryan t and the puppies To Oval Office Henry Wilson JV (pl) off record Don McBride - of Sen. Monroney' s staff (Visited re the TVA Director position
  • last summer. There are other wonderful playgrounds and neigbborbood facilities in tbe planning and construction pbase now: at Anthony Bowen School; at Bryan; and at Kingsman. These are the building blocke far a better Washington; tbey signal a pattern
  • Christian SERVICE ,,, MEMORANDUM THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT: April 4, 1967 Talking Points for your Meeting with Alastair Burnet, Editor of the London Economist, Bryan Beedham (Foreign Editor) and John
  • 18 , 196 7 y Expenditure Activity (includ e visite d by ) Code LD t Joe Califan o - pl f Governor Farri s Bryan t - Director , Offic e o f Emergenc y Plannin g Out o f hi s offic e - dow n th e hal l --an dt o Jo e Califano' s of c Through
  • Th 'resident bega n hi s da y a t (Place) —; 1 Time T< 1 In Ou tL e Whit e Rosto y (includ e visite d by ) tur w (pl ) '. v Farri s Bryan t i n ova l office , t o discuss Midwes t Governors ' Conference , hi s persona l George Christia s
  • , USS S Marie Fehme r Mary Slate r e choppe r landed a t th e Whit e Hous e — the Presiden t bi d m f an d mar y s goodby e on th e sout h grounds . Mr . Bryan t ha d Freckles, J . Edga r an d Blanco out to greet th e President, wh o was obviousl y
  • , Mr. Bryan Datr January 7, 1966 i White House Dav FRIDAY Activity (inciude vtsited by) Secy Dean Rusk (Pres. in his bedroom) Retired , Today received the 1965 report of the President's Committee for Traffic Safety which reviewed nationwide
  • . Han d als o i n attendanc J The Presiden t returne d t o his office wit h Marvi n Watson , Mr . Bryan t an d the dogs an d wen t straigh t throug h t o the Fis h Roo m t o meet wit h Larr y O'Brie n an d approx . Congressional member s liaiso n peopl
  • did for President Evans are a little confusing. At one time he apparently worked as a supervisor at the College. AH: Then he worked as an Assistant to the President. Yes, Dr. Bryan Wildenthal, I think, was business manager at that time
  • 7:02p C o an d Mr. Traphe s Bryan t i n t o ge t Yuk i (tim e fo r hi m t o eat ) 6:49 - 7:03p 7:12 Expenditure Code Activity (include visited by) LD (VP ou t a t 6:44) C Tuesday- Day The Presiden t bega n hi s day at (Place ) Christia
  • Hon. Farri s Bryan t o f Florid a a s Chairma n of th e Advisor y Commissio n o n Intergovernmental Relation s Today ^MBBMBlPP reappointed Cyru s Vance , Deput y Secy o f Defense, a s a Federal representativ e o n th e Boar d o f Governors o f
  • RECOR D y o f th e Treasury . Hon . Henr y Fowle r i : . Farri s Bryan t OK d b y Jo e Califan o ' |1 , . Joh n Macy , Chairman , Civi l Service Commissio n Hon 5:50p 6:20 I y (includ e visite d by ) D 5:35p T 6:06p £ 1 _ MONDA ?nc toPr
  • Room . Fro m there the grou p proceede d t o th e Flowe r Garde n for pictur e takin g April 27 , 196 5 The Whit e Hous e Tuesday The Presiden t returne d to the office . Marvin Watso n (pl) Mr. Bryan t wit h "Him" an d Blanco ioine d the Presiden t
  • Gonella • Geoffrey Johnson Gonella SCRIPTURE LESSONS Ecclesiastes 3:1-8, 14-14 Psalm 23 John 6:37-40 John 14:1-6a, 25-27 Bryan D. Thornhill Geoffrey J. Gonella, Jr. Jonathan A. Thornhill The Rev. Lynn Jostes MEDITATION "Living Graciously" SPECIAL MUSIC
  • Gonella • Geoffrey Johnson Gonella SCRIPTURE LESSONS Ecclesiastes 3:1-8, 14-14 Psalm 23 John 6:37-40 John 14:1-6a, 25-27 Bryan D. Thornhill Geoffrey J. Gonella, Jr. Jonathan A. Thornhill The Rev. Lynn Jostes MEDITATION "Living Graciously" SPECIAL MUSIC
  • . S. Memo fo r backgroun d o n tal k wit h Ab e Feinberg--fro m Wal t Rosto w / Israel i issues 8:02p Presiden t to mjdr's door . Mr . Traphe s Bryan t an d Yuk i were i n the roo m Yuk i barkin g Mr. Feinber g 1eave s a t a messenger . Presiden t
  • TRANSCRIPT Lyndon B. Johnson Library Oral Histories [NAID 24617781] More on LBJ Library oral histories: http://discoverlbj.org/exhibits/show/loh/oh Johnson -- I -- 5 J: Yes. Bryan Wildenthal [?], you see, he was the business manager. He was from Cotulla
  • . Gra y o f North Dakota a s Chm n o f th e Souris-Red Rainy Rive r Basin s Commissio n Turndown o f a reques t for a majo r disaste r declaratio n - Georgi a ' (Farris Bryan t t o Gov . Maddo x of floo d damage s i n 4 countie s o f Ga ) 1 Macy memo
  • Whiteside didn't care whether you went to college or not. ~~ I 2 They figured if you wanted to, you'd get you a job and go to work. So I was able to get a job for the year 1929 and 1930, and Bryan Wildenthal, who was the auditor of the Southwest Texas
  • and doing something about it. * * * * * For one who , as has Roosevelt the gallant humanitarian, seen the worker oppressed by capital during the span of life, it must be a terrific task. For one who, in a small way, ba.s been thrilled by a Bryan, by a La
  • provided the attached list to Bryan Hodgson £or his use in preparing the "offical efamily" chapter~f Presidential photo book. he ' ,...,.., Ervin Duggan Assistant to Douglass Cater THE CABINET *The Secretary •The Seer of State tary of Defense
  • remember, and he owned a lot of stations. He was sort of an engineer, and he'd just file for them and build them. This facility was a daytime station, which meant it signed off at sunset. It shared time with A&M in Bryan, Texas; they'd have to sign
  • to rolling. And I went to get dressed and Lyndon went to get d ressed. 4:00, *s:I took my place at the head of the sta irs. And a few minutes before B ess, still quiet in all the tumult, was the major domo, and at her signal I took Bryan Lambfe arm
  • proportion, you can do it, if you want to try to nail somebody. I'll tell you one story in case I forget it, or maybe I've already told it. Have I told you about the time I went to Bryan on a lawsuit to interview a witness and I came back to Caldwell
  • : Big Spring, Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Corsicana, Bryan and Huntsville. Two are Week"lies which we expect will become dailies--Co~merce and Huntsville. 8: That largest newspaper in this group-- H: --is the San Antonio Express and Evening News
  • inordinately admired, had captured the Bryan movement, that the Republican Party could not assimilate it, that thereafter Franklin Delano Roosevelt brought it back into the Democratic Party. Almost from the first I think he made due LBJ Presidential Library
  • at Bryan, Texas, after he was V i c e President, he was working into a neck mike and neck mike was too low and it wasn't picking up and I was in the back of the hall and I kept holding my hand up to my ear to catch his attention and it did, and after
  • is $119,000 and that's in Waco, the whole KWTX and Texoma. Texoma has Sherman-Denison and Lafayette, Louisiana. stands alone. Bryan-College Station stands alone. station in Victoria, which has never made any money. KWTX We had the radio It has always