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  • , because they are enthusiastic about the possibilities. I.~ .s. McG. B. CONPIDISN'FIAL -€ONE IDEN TIAL October 18, 1962 LIZ Please wasn't. tell the VP that my first reaction was "who, me"? It The most relevant articles State can find
  • ·Physician. Cain, Vice-President's 7. Mr. Walter Jenkins, Administrative Assistant to Vjce-President. 8. Mr. Frank Valeo, Office of Senator Mansfield. 9. Mr. Horace Busby, Special Assistant. 10. Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter. l 1. Col. Howard Burris, Aide. 12
  • take Oklahoma delegation to Loo Angeles tor Kennedy. What he is working for I thlnt ls an uninstructed delegation which would put h1m in a position of more prestige at the Convention. I have been getting a lot of helpful lnfo1mation from Lei and Liz
  • Carpenter Mrs. Leonard Unser Mr. B. Younablood CarNo.3. Mr. Stephen Smith Mr1. S. Smith Ambae1ador-de1ip&te Kenneth Todd Youns CarNo.4. Mr . .lames Suffridge Mr. William J. Crockett Mr. Leonard Unger The remaining Members of the Party will proceed
  • (?§ f:«ef±'1 Bu ■b7 J.prll 26, 1961 I GPO a TllD !O 1.ll Oil Tue9'&7, Ll• Carpenter, fl1 Bowu-4 Bun1.a ant 111Hlt , tor exp1ora,or, ecmtuenoe th three Hate ott1oeraa 4 nb, Ob.lna Attain apeo1al.lat ctellipated ltJ \he a.ontm7 to help pl..aa
  • , ICA Car No. Mies Mary Margaret Wiley Miss Elizabeth Carpenter 7 Car No. 8 Car No. 2 Protocol seat. Mr. Walter Jenkins Dr. James Cain Mr. Robert Waldron Car Cars Ii>. 1 to 9 only will Cars mentioned below will and diepe.rae. enter
  • Virginia: Thanks reports. so much for your periodic They are fascinating us tied to the grass and keep roots. Affectionately, . E eth Carpenter P Secretary and Staff Director to Mrs. Johnson ~Mrs. Virginia Durr Box 2173 Montgomery, Alabama
  • . BURROUGHS JACK P. BURRUS JOHN W , CARPENTER WILLIAM W , CARUTH , JR. DR. LLOYD E , CASEY MISS HAZEL CHANEY WILLIAM B. CLAYTON CLEVE H. CULPEPPER RT , REV , A , DANGLMAYR JOHN II. DONOVAN JULIUS DORSEY KING H , DUGGAN CAPT. EARL H, EDDLEMAN OLIN F. ELLINGTON
  • . CARPENTER they did not think of reviving the committee first, which would have enabled them to snare its chair­ manship for themselves. In addition to his other accomplishments, John­ son has surprised many of his colleagues by emerg­ ing as a national
  • , l'bliah Newspaper tl/c./ York Tunes l!lft.,/ sh Film Man tre, Preas-=,{ f Bronlar = - e House,Ht:- ~ ~ r BACK ONLY ~-~ /. Lyndon B. Johnson V- ,, Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson v J Mrs. Uz Carpenter v' I Mary ~garet .J( 2 ,~ I Wiley D Fir s
  • and cement plant near Rufisque 30 Although Senegal is not a woodland country, there are some large sawmills which, using imported timber, supply many carpenters and cabinetmakers. Senegal has a cement factory in Rufisque, a modern brickkiln in Thies
  • Allbuaador and Mr•. Villard at the R• ■ idenoe. Mr ■• Carpenter, who turned out to be a personal and preea aHiatant to Mr ■• Johneon, wae housed at the apa.rt.aent ot our coJIElDica... tion1 1uperYiaor, Mi•• Verdin. Mr. Champagne {and aubaequently Aabuaador