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  • , Q.ueen Elizabeth, tor , the first t i u dooka at her home berlh 1A Bllglancl , home f rom. the wara . A drive about ou.thampton aD4 the ti.rat sight ot the 4ebr1• &A4 the vacant lote wh r e houeea , homea, onoe atood until the Oerman~banbe came
  • I called to see if I could see him when I was home and discovered he was in NewYork City I reached him there and he came down for the Gala. First we went to a Department Party which was a very gay one with some 600 people from this Department who
  • 7 DIARY Orville L. Freeman Secretary of Agriculture Volurre #8 ' . t D·I ARY Orville L. Freeman Secretal'f .of ;Agriculture VOLUME 18 (June ·6, 1967 - March 29, 1968) . ; . ., ~) June 6, 1967 -- 10:30 pm at home. here. Things
  • suffered a heart attack and spent some three weeks in the hospital and since that time have been homegradually recovering and I'm still at the time of making this tape. at home The indications are that I ammaking a complete recovery and I hope to be able
  • ,tseleeves. Alone expression and sincerity. Alone wide angle. empt.y except for record. tech. Rose garden National Qivil League's career ~nother ceranony-. CS covered. Justice service Douglas- couple of lenses. NBCand staffers lunch lbsby, /) Valen t,1
  • forces. I was treated with kid gloves I really think that I might have made a con- . tribution in this process in driving home in this State and perhaps in the Nation· the importance of these principles and if so it may well be much more important than
  • . In the books you may look up and see that I was born in Falun, Kansas on October 17, 1908. I knowthat I was born at home; this was not the day that people went to the hospital. Falun might be. Youmay wonder what kind of a place If you will look up on a map
  • with people for whomI grew to have a great deal of affection and fondness. They have their weaknesses, the same as any other people, but I've never worked amonga people with whomI felt more at ease or more at home. And those years there, I thoroughly enjoyed