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  • 68 739 [7 of 52] A-6 Table 6 - Detroit Ri ot Related Actions Networ k vs. Loca l TV b y Number o f Sequences Aft ermath, Normal Persons Shown Number of Appearances in Sequence Network Local Negr o Male Adults 4 32 Negro Fema l e Adults 2
  • calendar. Is this O. K.? Gordon Chase 1·~:" ' ~ i -: - · . ~-: :·:·.' . ...: ·· ,.: . ··· . DECLASSIFIED E.0. 12356, Sec. 3.4(b) Whib~use Guidelines, Feb) 2;e,1?{)___, Bv , NAR A, Date _ _ ~ -~ SECRET - c. L"gECREI ... EYES ONLY THE WHITE
  • is not relevant to the matter. In accordance with that advice, I am not· taking the action suggested in you:r telegram~ McPherson, Jr. Special Counsel to1:he President Harry c. ] b-~cUTlV~ - ! ~ e() t THE \',' H IT=: HOU SE ;?£J7,-~1Jt/~ \'/ASH I
  • OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON y 2. l" 1 2 z o e c "f c [1 of 18] OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT WASHINGTON Ma.y 2.9, 1962 Dear Wayne: Thou.ght you would like to ·see the attached. [2 of 18] EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
  • \A "oe\NW'CP\·1 t> 008 memo duplicate of #4 C 1 undated A 009 memo duplicate of #1 S- 1 undated A 010a ltr McNamara to Seaborg S- 2 1/4/67 A Collection Title National Security File, Files of Charles E. Johnson Folder Title "NATO - US
  • See all scanned items from NSF Files of Charles E. Johnson Box 5
  • Folder, "NATO - US Atomic Information to," Files of Charles E. Johnson, NSF, Box 5
  • Files of Charles E. Johnson
  • \ 1964 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8 W e d n e sd a y , J a n u a r y 8 w a s th e S ta te of th e U nion, It w a s one of th o s e d a y s th a t you h a v e th e fe e lin g th a t e v e r y th in g th a t h a s gone b e f o r e in th e l a s t two w e e
  • State of the Union Speech; Fishbait Miller; Press Corps; Lady Bird's meeting about her upcoming trip to Pennsylvania
  • T uesday, Ja n u a ry 14, 1969 Page 1 T uesday, Jan u a ry 1 4 th was an a b s o lu t e ly u n iq u e day In my t h i r t y - f o u r y e a r s In W ashington. I t was th e day Lyndon gave h i s l a s t S t a t e o f th e Union speech and I
  • Flaw in audio at 8:54; it should say "Luci." 10:02, wrong word--it should say, Fishbait Miller's "stentorian"
  • Lima Clyde T. Ellis Oscar Ewing Marion B. Folsom Rev. Dr. Ray Gibbons Bishop A. Raymond Grant Dr. Dana Mclean Greeley Dr. William Haber Edwin G. Halperin Ernest A. Hayes Miss Dorothy I. Height Dr. David R. Hunter C. E. Israel Dr. Dumont F. Kenny Joseph
  • , Frank Furstenberg, Palmer Futcher, J.B. Gillooly, Rene Girard, Oecille Gold, J.L. Gossnan, .E .K. Haviland, William Hedges, W.H. Heinrichs, Jr., Roger Herriott, Neil Holtzman, Evelyn Howard, Florance Howe, Peter Houts, Charles Hunt, Andre Jagendorf
  • ., Washington, D.c. BLATNIK, John A., Congress DRAKE, Dixie, League of Wanen Voters DUNN, William E., Assn General Contract BODrnE, Leo V., Nat! Assn. of Mfg. ors of America BOOTH,Arch N., Washington, n.c. Be.RUM,Rodney L., Conmerce EDMONOOOO, Ed., Congress B
  • PHONE SECURITY DD FORM I MAY, ANO TITLE (Si.qnatu.re, if reqUMed) ., Col. C. P. Miller Asst. 4 2 :~~E 1 ~:;.:: 2 CLASSIFICATION -' 15151:,73• REPLACES DD FORM 173, 1_ OCT 49, WHICH WILL BE U&ED UNTIL EXHAUBTED ~r
  • and MMW drive to Ranch. 1/5 Spends day at Ranch and at Moursunds. CTJ (Lady Bird Johnson) goes to Austin. 1/6 No entry. 1/7 LBJ drives into Austin for contact lens fitting. In afternoon, Johnsons MMW, Helen and Gene Williams, and Lee and Edgar Gregg
  • up the office, and we borrowed L. E. Jones from another government agency. They went to work in the Old House Office Building, I think the number was 116. Sherman says when he first opened the door he fell over twelve full sacks of mail. You see
  • at the time, and that he'd try to do it 1then he got back to Washington. I paa•e~ on to Senator D~~t-_g_la_•~J---~----- 7 \ .mf 1-1-66 3:45p ·, ' • • ► • Jaaaary J. 19'6 BE4 DearS...tor: It OCCU'a to me tllat ID U.. coarae of tile aureat
  • A NAT I 0 N A L ,-W E E KL Y N E W S PAP E R Labor Bldv., 10 Independence Ave., S. W., Washington (4), D. C. ~ .. ; .. ·. ~·~ . .-) ...:...,..,P. ~-.._.· .- : ·, . . · 1 :·· · ..... ·= .., ?Wi!Y---, ~~,~ :. .~1 . . "..~~~'.
  • ·-· ·. i ..... , . ,. ·. ....... . . ··. . _. l •eriewed with Bob MeNemaJ:1a tlae ~'bletli oli tbe Cu'baa com~ater·• t ,G aacaaamo•. ..-.d. lte· tella me that whlle· Jte ldm•ell would llb to 1et the commuter·• dowa tc> zero,. be advtae-e agala t aay
  • Mr. William J. Col Charles Capt A.G. .. USA. . . . . . State . . State .. . . . . . . . . . . . . USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miller. . . . . . . S. Robertson, Russillo, USMC. .. USN ... FOR OFFIC~ALUSE_QBLY D-9 OSD/ISA
  • , 1966 Hon. Charles S. Murphy,.,Chainnan, Civil Ae~utics Board. Gen. William F. McKee, Adpii;nistnfuf;F~eral Aviation Agency. Rear Adm. Paul E. Trimble, Chief of Staff', U.S. Coast Guard. Hon. John W. Bush, Chairman, Interstate Commerce Commission. James
  • , with kinfolks, was a difficult thing. W e already had enough of that with all of Lyndon's kinfolks. Diane was so smart, but also independent, and needed to run her own life, I thought. I'm sure that not once, but many times, I have talked about the Senate Ladies
  • on E Street, off the Capitol Plaza . Would you correct me if I make any mistakes? were little, cell-like rooms . Mr. Jackson paid $30 a month for his . They The Johnson room was a little bit larger and the President had many visitors . The hotel
  • the United Democratic Lef t ( EDA) part y, which holds 22 seats in parl iament on the basis of 12 perce nt of the popular vot e . The EDA remains isolated, h ow­ ever . It has failed t o make headway toward forming a common front with the Center Un ion
  • 1963 V M o n d ay , D e c e m b e r 3 0 th W HD I t s e e m s lik e o n e g r e a t c r e s c e n d o of a c tiv ity fo llo w s a n o th e r so r a p id ly th a t I w o n d e r how L y n don m a n a g e s to s h if t g e a r s in h is life f r o
  • LBJ meets with Joint Chiefs of Staff; funeral in Austin for Mrs. Tom Miller; LBJ views stag film; dedication of Congregation Agudas Achim Synagogue in Austin; Jim Novy speaks of LBJ helping Jews during WWII; LBJ's speech; individual Jewish
  • , and members of the Texas bar sympathetic to the fourth-term campaign. Speakers included Dan Moody, Jimmie Allred, Tom Miller, LBJ, Alvin Wirtz. 2/17 Death of Rep. Schuetz (D-Ill.) elevates LBJ to fourth-ranking member of Naval Affairs Committee. Early 1944
  • 265 Wildwood, Fla. Bus. - 748-5441 Mrs. Hend~kson, Pres. ?la. BCTC P.O. Box 336 Lakeland, Florida i;wn Joe E. Henry, Pres. Miami BCTC 1651 N.W. 17th Ave. Miami P Florida William Owens, Pres. Dade County CLU 821 N.E. 20 Avenue Miami, Florida Perry
  • . sanitation·-an:d-:-dLs·ease control and for the training of health personnel by the Wor,ld.,. Healtn.~=Ot·ganlz~tio11;; child care and family welfare projects by~·UN.tCEF ; ---.: and the ,e?~tab:.lislimen~t ··_-:-o-f·~,:-s oc·ial w~..!;f-~;:~ tJ:.:~l!lt;r;rg
  • . The refugees, or most of them, were part of the intolerable situation which let the revolt succeed. back. (e) It is not to be thought that the pre-Castro It is not. Cuba is ever comi;ng (f) The longer Castro is in power, the harder it is going to be to beat
  • E.O~E~~~~3.4 . :71:; NIJ 8 Co Dy ~3 ti@ , NARA, o Date :3 - .:.:: ft-J 7 ~~ t_2:j t:1 ' -.......... ~ \ ~~ \ -.)
  • , THROUGH AUGUST31, 1964, AND YOUTHDISTURBANCES SEPTEMBER 4, 1964 1 THROUGH SEPTEUBER7, 1964 STA'£E OF NEW YORK New York City July 17 2 1964, through July 31, 1964 • Following the shooting of fifteen-year-old James :>owell, a Negro, in New York City
  • , Donald L. 765-3105 ~ 582-3793 • Holt, William f. Jr. Hunter, Gerald J. 481-1855 Kightlinger, Jack E. 703-670-3511 : Maida, Joseph H. 893-4688 Miller, ·clyde H. 703-368-9529 Moore , Howard R•. 593-3227 Moravek, William v. 631-9380. Mullaly, James L. 920
  • confident that the Swedish government would be prepared to do this if Hanoi and the U. s. agreed. ~e underlined that this should not be done as a UN operation but as an ad hoc operation. I said we had not the slightest indication that Hanoi was prepared
  • 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
  • , -extin'1,ui$hcr,; Bailey sa1d .be',told tfre ptot• ters, "Give· me ti¥e da~s: ,and. l'll have him." .e,x,plainin2tha ICratkshot T-··--Deal To Rizzo ,,'!f 1 Informer Claims He Balked RAM; 3 MoJe Are Held By }"RANKJ. McDEVITT and WILLIAM PRICE i
  • . Enc1Nu-e HHW:cl:mf Boa• UY9• - Jr. STEEL .~!-. ·?·'·:-~ .... .·' HOUSC . or ,. CPRCSENTATIVEa WASH• uc;TON. D. C. Ycu Just c0"1dn't. ~ aent • a nicer Cbriatllu gift Ul.a:I t~.e Al.bu:i ot p1ctvea v ,lch UTivo4 aa 79atel"day. Believe • 1t vUl
  • Expenditure Code To Austin by car with Mr. Kellam, Jane Thomas, Don Thomas, MMW TSO for contact lens fitting To Washington, AF jet star with Mrs. Johnson, MMW, Helen and Gene Williams; Lee and Edgar Gregg arrived Washington Dinner at home: Mrs. Johnson, MMW
  • --CfJ H~~!~ITH AMBASSADORS HARRI~AN ~~D VANCE REP0~1 Cd-iHEIR CC~NERSA!ICN PAR!S TALKS. ~ITH SOVIET • AMS-AS3AC·OHZORIN A&CUT THE - •• CF A COALITIONGOVERN~E~r. HAi1Rt4'1ANAND VA~CE \l:::•JU) BE LEAVING AFTER ZOfiUJ ASKE!> lF JANUAnY 20
  • Committee. You ha\e to promise them .1nothcr commillee to get them to do i1. It u,ecl to be consid­ ered a great jewel. There is a sense that as long as the country is not at war. and \\ e don ·r have any hostages held anywhere, that we don't have to wo1T
  • ·.// .. , .. ..·, ££A~66 00. ~Ti:l !3 : D£' WT£ 1654 I . FROMWALT ·noSTO~ ~- .1968-AfR 19 19· J2 • JJODIS_ TO TH£ PRESIDENT CITZ CA?809~iJ . ' '. .. en. c::::> i E 8 R ! T NODIS CROCODILE :I> -0 ::0 H:nE~ITHFIRST EVIDENCE THATTH£ OVNIS
  • s of the Millers. And there w as even D ale M iller h im s e lf - although S co o ter w a s at h o m e, hard at w ork . And a ll of the wedding party, who had ju st been having a s p e c ia l d ow n stairs tour of the White H ou se, To have a W
  • Lady Bird feels ill and tired; Marta Miller's wedding; coffee at WH for wedding party; swimming and dinner with the Price Daniels, the Horace Busbys and the Walter Jenkins; appraisal of Price Daniel; Lynda Johnson cartoon; A. W. Moursund and Johnson
  • slums. People were a little mad because they didn't want to admit they had slums, you know. But he had really taken out some marvelous insurance by having persuaded Mr. E. H. Perry to be chairman of the Housing Commission. He was just a man
  • NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF DOCUMENT ±G-f)-T 7/36,(67 ~ ., 1T- ~~ ...C.- u 9 1'· 7/31/6'7 ~ u.. 3 p. S,fl;,l6'7 ~ Jl ~ p. S;Q/67- .Q. e-~ -e- He DetPoi:t Rioting