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- didn't know, and I tried to communicate
this to them--to tell them that I didn't know. And this infuriated some of those members
of the Congress. I recall that Congressman [William] Cramer of Florida was a real tiger
about this. He kept pressing me
- Leadership Conference's (SCLC) interaction with the press; communication problems within SCLC; racial tension at Resurrection City; lack of coordination and organizational problems at the demonstration; Ralph Abernathy; the terms of the Resurrection City
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with a press contingent of about sixty people.
Mr. and
HI'S.
Rockefeller greeted Mrs. Johnson at the Jackson Hole Airport.
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- cities
like Philadelphia and New York and Chicago.
The first indication we had that they planned to hold a Solidarity Day exercise
came from the press. Progressively, as we had visits with their leaders about matters
relating to Resurrection City
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using some of our appropriated money; and I caught the devil for
it from the press.
F:
They don't like them bright and shiny?
c:
They sure don't.
Mrs.
They like them weathered and dirty.
I don't recall
Johnson ever expressing an opinion
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architect in Culpeper, Virginia, by the name of Meade Palmer. Carol Fortas became our
treasurer, as I remember. I also remember holding a press conference in my old office
building at Hains Point, the Park Service office building, where we had the model
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chatted with
the~.
This attracted a lot of very favorable
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attention on the part of the press.
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- with that,
he agreed to co-author a book with Lady Bird called Wildflowers Across America, which
as you know is a real classic, published by Abbeville Press. Carlton was a steadfast
member of the board until he died, which was about four or five years later. He