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Walt
Rostow (pl) - not there already at home
7:36 p x" f
Walt
Rostow - at his residence ret. the Pres. 's call .
7:34p -
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7:50p t
.
.
7:52 Joe
• 7:50p Mr.
Califano
Morris Liebman -
Geo.
to be announced
National Advisory
- it was easier for him to get a boy back home than a dollar.
Pres. concluded by saying he wanted Dr. Barzel to reassure Erhard that Erhard woul
always be kept well informed about any US plans which touched German interests. Th
he (the Pres.) would continue
-
in
( to Little
Lounge )
Joe Califano (pl) re - racial
developments
like Chicago
in Hammond & Gary, Indiana.
Ind. Natl Guard
on stand by. ( memo fm JC re this taken in by yb)
Atty Gen'l Katzenbach
at home - re
re Indiana
racial
developments
Secy Fowler
above
(b
-
left the dinner at about 10:00p and returned to his table at approximately 10:25p.
(Dr. Hurst was called because President Schick had suffered a heart attack)
Flowers
sent today
Sonntag)
to Sonntag
home
(death of Paul
D^ August
White House Da
2
- . . Ad m of GSA
Robert C . Weaver , Housin g and Home Financ e Agenc y
Leland J . Haworth . NS F
Sargent Shriver , GE O '
Hon Leonar d Marks , USI A
W. J . Driver , V A
Wednesday
Aug 25
The L. White L House » * >
1965
*
Wednesday v£^-i*C
- ioined .
Hon, Clar k Cliffor d
Hon. Sargen t Shrive r (Mr . Shrive r wa s o n his wa y home, an d dropped i n to se e
how th e President wa s - - aske d i f h e coul d g o in to se e hi m o r i f not , ius t wanted
to sen d his bes t wishes
-
To second
House
floor
for
^
Tuesday
NAP
JV
BM
JV
(pl)
BM (pl)
Robert Komer
Today sent flowers to the funeral of Mrs. Steve Martini's grandfather who
was killed in New Jersey - his name: John Jaconi, Galante Funeral Home, Newark, NJ
To Oval Office
- and Technicians, Chicago, Ill
J. C. Rich, The Hat Worker, United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers Intl Union
Fred Roblin, The American Pressman, Pressmen's Home, Tennessee
Don L. Rotan, The Stewards News, Marine Cooks & Stewards Union, San Francisco
Calif
Dean
- and Peace Corps Volunteers also there, estimated crowd of
300 persons
11:10a Arrived
;A
Johnson and
U. S.
11:14a |Amb.
Raul Castro made brief remarks, introducing the President and Mrs. Johnson
Luci ag3dacEtksx3daas±kr^i^^ and
said this is the home
- , Mar y Fickett a s Eleano r Roosevel t nd j
- - Ann e Seymou r a s Sar a Delan o Roosevelt th e lat e Pres.' s mothe r an d a s Miss y LeHand tyre
L
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' FDR' s sec y an d author-producer Dore Schary, a s Loui s Home , th e President' s advise r
- by ) tur
p Secretar
8:00 p _
y
t calle d Juanit a an d asked tha t sh e ge t Pa t o n the phone
Pat wa s talkin g wit h Luc i an d was a t th e Lindow' s home . (1 5 minutes
away). Presiden t sai d h e stil l wanted Pat t o com e t o White House .
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DENT LYNDO N B . JOHNSO N
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President bega n hi s day at (Place )
Time Telephon
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Activit
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Jo
e Califan o
12:48a t
Ji
m Jone s - a t home
6:02a t
y Frida
y (includ e
- it and later
remarked o n the ironit y of th e scene
.
Mrs. Johnso n was introduced and made brief remark s - - "It' s s o goo d t o be home."
Mrs Orval Faubus the n presented Mrs. Johnso n with a corsage, , Governo r Orval Faubus spok e and
then, Governor
-
will be on tonight regarding Ho Chi Minh letter
Geo. Christian (pl)
Mrs. Johnson - Virgin Islands
The President asked for Dale Malechek--no answer at home--did not talk
The President asked for Dale Meeks--he was in San Antonio--did not talk
Clarence Knetsch - LBJ
- introduced the President —
remakrs to ASCS Committe emen were right on target and extremely well received. They are going back home to do battle and
/ 1:45
|
1:59
_
REMARKS by the President I
am very much encouraged by it"
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- Carpente r - a t home
Harr
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f Wal
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Senato
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o Cabinet Roo m _
.
r mtg w/ BIPARTISA N LEADERSHIP
Senator Mik e Mansfiel d ~
Senator Everet t Dirkse n
Senator J . W . Fulbrigh t
Senator Bourk e Hickenlooper .
Senator
- , Mr. & Mrs . Vivia n H .
Babbidge, Dr.___&_M rs. Home r D . , Jr . ' \
Hammer . Dr . & Mrs. Arma nd
Bassett, Mr . & Mrs . Harr y H. Harm
, Mr . & Mrs . Ra y '
Batson, Mr . Jo e ;
'____ Hewitt. Mr . & Mrs . Willia m A.
Beale, M iss Bett y (Press
- on the bust w/ a plaque on it saying this was his first home in Australia .
The President decided to present the hotel w/ the bust, and signed the guest
register in the hotel (in his room)--he signed Lyndon B. Johnson, Washington, ).
instead of the customary
- -- then slept for the remainder of the flight.
Arrived Andrews AFB -- walked to the helicopter w/ Rusk and McNamara and
then told them goodbye -- (they were driving to their respective homes)^
and boarded the helicopters'
- had turned out and they left because it was too cold for
them.""
~The President asked Marie about the do g she took home - "on a chartered flight. ~
[ Marie said the dog was fine and the family was impressed by how well-behaved the
dog
- went t o their respectiv e homes.
Advance me n fo r Ne w England trip .
Hartford Portlan
Tom Kelle y "
Ha
Pat Kenned y Mancheste
Providence '
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To
Ted Fectea u Burlingto
Richard Wals h Chuc
Boston Georg
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. Mik e Mansfield
,
Marvi
Jo
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Mr . Cate r i s a t home , h e was operate d o n today-—•
g Cate r (pl ) - di d NOT talk. piec e o f hi s tongu e was remove d toda y t
-
home .
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e Califan o (pl) ;
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2:22p f
2:23p 3:50p
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2:32p
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2:55p I 3:42pm
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n Watso n (pl
- . Richard Hughes, Governor of New Jersey
Dr. and Mrs. James Robinson, President of Glassboro College, and inhabitants
Hollybush, the home used as the Conference Site.
| Here
i on-lookers
i
,
it was a bright sunny day, and the day had encouraged the large
- Committeewoman), Gov. Romney, and Mrs. G. Mennen (Nancy)Williams). Many home-made signs wer
seen, one of the nearest reading: Happiness is LBJ. Others: Welcome LBJ and Lady Bird.
Datr September 5, 1966
jThe White House, Washington, D, C. Dav
Monday - Labor Day
