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  • of Navy) when he arrived at church at 9:57 am. Following mass, was escorted to car Returned to the mansion by Mr. Sullivan and Archbishop Patrick O'Boyle of Washington. Senator Ross Bass Mrs. Dean Rusk Mrs. James Rowe Cong. Jack Brooks Senator Albert Gore
  • ~~t: -.. .. 1, 'JI ·,, ·Senato/ Brewster and Mrs.' Anne . ary and Democratic Vice n, say that Edward Jennant is a v ca able person and although s an Independent they recommend highly for Director of the AI~ > ' ~ .,; / l • J Marvin j
  • , and strangely enough. Jack Edwards of Mobile, Alabama. It was an example of.how a meritorious proposal, when ventilated in hearings where people have their say, can draw to its support people who for political reasons might take a different position
  • are of itself. · · Sinoerely, PR~SERVATION COPY MAJORITY MEMBERS MINORITY MEMBERS ~ouse of .l\epresentatibes JOSEPH W. BYRNS, TENN . , \ CHAIRMAN JAMES P. BUCHANAN, TEX. EDWARD T . TAYLOR,COLO. WILLIAM B . OLIVER , ALA. ANTHONY J. GRIFFIN, N. Y • JOHN N
  • , 1968 ~ Mr. Edward Hamilton The White House Washington, D. c. Dear Ed: I am enclosing a memorandum I have just sent to the Secre the subject of our military supply policy in outh Asi . I believe it is vital to our long-range inte s that we re-examine
  • See all scanned items from NSF Files of Edward K. Hamilton Box 2
  • Folder, "India [2 of 3]," Files of Edward K. Hamilton, NSF, Box 2
  • Files of Edward K. Hamilton
  • 12:00 George Reedy (over intercom) Secretary Rusk Secy McNamara Secretary Rusk GER (n/r) Secretary Tom Mann Senator Russell 2:20 2:00 2:35 f (n/r March Secretary Rusk Kathy MacArthur Congressman Jack Brooks Mann Shelton Secretary Rusk
  • , of 3740 Tillman. Shot in rt arm and rt T-o DGH (CB). Shot while side, no exit, temp. serious. trying to escape while looting Mkt. at 3626 Myrtle. •• 64. 5:30 AM 7/24 (Citizen) KONSTANTINE KRUPSKY, 60/W. Cut on neck holdup by 3 unkn N/M, Edward & Gilbert
  • legislation passed more easily; the passage of the Medicare bill; Wilbur Mills' involvement in 1963 legislation; Wayne Morse; extension of the temporary feed grain program; John Gronouski replacing Edward Day as U.S. postmaster general; how Henry Cabot Lodge
  • ., Brooklyn, N. Y., 5/22/64. MARTERS, Edward J., 1251 E. 39th St., Brooklyn 10, N. Y., 5/22/64. MORAITIS,Constantine, 32.o4 28th Ave., Astoria 2, N. Y., 5/22/64. WILLIAM3, James T., 212 Broad St., Staten Island 4, N. Y., 5/22/64. DellAQUILA,A. J., 788 Lincoln
  • . Senator [Edward] Brooke, for instance, was sent to Africa by the President. was absent during that period of time. He But I think with the responsi- bilities that all of the commission members had, the attendance was remarkable. I do not know whether
  • went back to Massachusetts and ran for governor. And as it turned out, Saltonstall didn't run; that's when [Edward] Brooke ran and was elected to the Senate from Massachusetts. He was the first black senator. I don't recall in 1964 but people would say
  • : Dick Brown, as I recall, had been a disc jockey on a radio station in Colorado. He had been active in politics and was affiliated with the Josephine Roche-Senator [Edward] Costigan faction in Colorado. He came to NYA under Josephine Roche's
  • with consummate skill and a quick gavel. M: Well, all I can think of is chairman. J: Chairman, I guess he was. And she, she may have had the title of secretary. And she would make the announcements. M: Was that Indiana Edwards? J: No. Beautiful Alabama
  • /437 Sweetman, Edward L. Hotel Motropole 438 52051/438 Thayer, Harry E.T. Guest Houss Annex Seiver, John Don 9 8 50101/8 50201 s House 3A ·50101/3A - 4 - !!!!. Residence The1s, Wllham Hotel Metropole Thornh1 .. ,. Mrs. Ashton
  • (Bonanza Vice Edwards ( Ben Casey) Sam Jaffee & Rayniond Massey Richard Chamberlin * Jack Benny George Burns Red Skelton (Dr. Kildare) Comedians John Winters Shelly Berman Mort Saul Bill Cosby * Bob Hope Bob Newhard - - - HALE BOGGS, LA. :Z,011
  • to make the commencement address at Bethany College. That evening he flies to Baltimore to attend a testimonial dinner honoring Congressmen Edward Garmatz, Samuel Friedel and George Fallon. 6/8 LBJ attends meeting of the State-Justice-Judiciary
  • closely interwoven with the Johnson campaign. we planned a few things together. India Edwards and I met, and I came to Washington several times, and I advised with him, and he took none of my advice. G: Had you committed yourself? T: I committed
  • Address; LBJ’s 1963 Gettysburg speech; Jack Brooks; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party; critics of LBJ.
  • in 1932 when Lyndon Johnson was also a secretary to a congressman. Did you see anything of each other in those days? W: I cannot recall any contacts in those days. I was working with Edward W. Pou, the chairman of the Rules Committee, and many
  • rights amendments must clear a committee also.” 4/29 LBJ performs ground-breaking ceremonies at the site of the new Washington headquarters of 16 railroad unions at 1st and D Sts., N.W. With him were Rayburn and Edward Keating, editor and manager
  • at desk with Ashton. 11:40 Ashton left. CTJ to the West Hall to see Max Brooks re: fifth floor, KTBC. 1:15 To the Solarium for lunch (buffet) with house guests. 2:00 Met with Liz and Simone, Harry Middleton and Robert Sibley (re: ABC script). 4:00
  • ,· I Brooks Hays contacted· •, ,. . • - •·s -~, ,. ' ..' ·' .. ., .' . ,. . • •... ( 1 • .·' ',• or2aniz~tion_s with the explanation that·he'was· setting '·. up a meeting of their leaderships w:i,th -the President.· I Apparently
  • Director of the DIA to the President TS #79a memo n--~t. · ct ~ 1 p. 111, ltlt;:: Ali J ,,, .).fd Ginsburgh to Rostow re Edward White re Edward H. White 1 p. #79c trans ript #79d repor FILE LOCATION of Edward H. White 1 p. re Edward H. White 1 p
  • of the ten chosen to bid. Max Brooks knows all about him and is very much impressed a~ Jamie Odem has sent J:Usbrother down to Mexico City to look Into. Zeevaert got word from Washington, through Mr. Osborne, their representative that he has 48 hours
  • .) Barr ett (Pa .) B l n~ham (N.Y.) Blat ni k (Minn .) Boland (Mass .) Boll ing (Mo .) Bradema s ( Ind .) Bra sco (N.Y.) Brook s (Tex .) Brown (Cal if. ) Burke (Ma ss .) Burt on (Cali f. ) Byrne (Pa .) Carey (N.Y.) Clark (Pa .) Coh elan (Cal.i f. ) Corman
  • , Mrs. Mary T. 1401 S. Edgewood Street Apt. 495 Arlington, Va. Mullaly, James 11105 Little Brook Fairfax, Va. Geissinger, Michael 1230-13th Street, N. W. Apt. 101 Washington, DC. Smith, Kevin 1214 South Thomas Apt. B Arlington, Va. Street Lane
  • . Dean Rusk HANIGAN,John L., Brunswick Corp Sec. of Defense & Mrs .. Clark Clifford HAR'l1E,Edward H., Corpus Christi Caller­ Sen. & Mrs. Sam J. ERVIN, Jr. BIBLE, Alan, Senator Times BOOGS,J* Caleb, Senator JOSEPH, Burton M., Mpls. SMITH, Hulett, Gov
  • : Edward Wenk, Jr·; Executive Secretary National Council on Mar'ine Resources and Engineering Development Executive Off ice of the President washing~on, 20500 n:c; Dear Ed: Since the Government of India has finally decided not to accept ANTON BRUUN, I am