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  • , Richard BOLTON, Frances P. BONNER, Herbert C. BOW, Frank T. . BRADEMAS, John BRAY, William G. BROCK, William E. BROOKS, Jack BROOMFIELD, William S. BROWN, George E. (Jr.) BROYHILL, James T. BROYHILL, Joel T. BUCHANAN, John H. (Jr.) BURKE, James A. BURLESON
  • houseguest) Johnsons host dinner at Ranch for Lippmann, Liz Carpenter, Jack Valenti, MMW, Dean Ahmstead, Dean Haggerty, Moursunds, Price Daniels, Bill Steven of Houston Chronicle, Paul Bolton. 2/18 Lying in sun talking to Lippmann. Joined at lunch by CTJ
  • enterprise dates from the second world war -- more precisely, from the fall of France in 1940. Since that time our policy has rested on four fundamentals: 1. Purpose. 2. Military strength. 3. The strength of the 4. Our understanding of adversaries
  • .... CONFIDENTIAL•EXflIS - -2- House Democrats: 1. 2. 3. 4. Congressman Congressman Congressman Congressman Morgan Zablocki Philbin Boggs House Republicans: 1. 2. 3. 4. Congressman Bates Congress~oman Bolton _{hot if Mrs. Smith is Senate Republican
  • weapona-1rade phutmiwn. Th• reactor used fuel element• from France whioh had to be returned to France when used. Late last year, h.wever, there were indication.■ that Iarael was proces ■ing ore obtained without nlel'lU'd■ from Argentina. Thia could
  • Funds. 4. Pressing Prek Thnot now would likely endanger aid legislation, particularly Congressional authorization for ADB Special Funds. This was the consensus among Congressmen Zablocki, Fraser, Thomson and Buchanan. Congresswoman Bolton
  • AND COULD TAKEPLACE1ITHOUTALLIES. DECLASSIFIED E.O. 12958, Sec. 3.6 NL,J C/7- ..l 73 By pa,, ,NARADateS- -· 2 -vr> • :, • ,'J_J- 1 0-· --• ·_ - AFT~~~AVl~GENGAGED THEEFFORTSOF FRANCE WITHA VI£V T0VARD K'\ST~NINB .TKE._END .OF "0ST.ILITI'ES, \fOL
  • Drifton, depart Tallahassee Mrs. Paul C. Rogers - wife of Congressman ~ Syd Herlong - Wife of Cong. - board Tallahassee, ~.: Robert W. (Annette) Baker - Clearwater depart Beach - National Pensacola Committeewoman .. • · • Mrs. David Bolton
  • Senator Mansfield Richard Russell Mar gar~t Chase Fulbright Robert C. Byrd Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative \ McCormack Albert Boggs Bates Bolton Mahon Smith INFORMATION EYES ONLY ~BUTTERCUP
  • reliable radioman to take charge and represent you and run the station. Here is a letter Paul Bolton wrote me sometime ago about Richardson. After you read it you may want to discuss it with Paul and if Richardson particularly appeals to you ask Paul
  • , Jim Jones. 9:30 Called Neva West in Houston. 9:43 Mr. Paul Bolton called. Retired. *******
  • with him. Worked with Mary Rather. Talked on the phone to several persons -- Dr. Stanton; Dr. Grover re: LBJ Library meeting on January 30th; Liz re: appointments for this year; Bess re: guest lists; Dolly Bolton in Austin re: lamp shades and small items
  • :00p 6:15p 6:30p 6:45p 7:00p 7:15p 7:30p 7:45p NOTES: Kellams lost at anniversary party - 1901 Dillman & El Mat (Birdwell), Ray Lees DeGeurins, Deasons, Boltons, Mary Rather, Busby, Stegalls, Jake Pickle, Frank Muto, Mary Ellen Woodward, Walter
  • and 11, 1968 INTERVIEWEE: Judge R.E. Thomason INTERVIEWER: T: aul Bolton P Mr. Bolton, you insist that I tell you something about myself and background before we begin our interview about our mutual friend, President Lyndon B. Johnson. I was born
  • Oral history transcript, Judge R.E. Thomason, interview 1 (I), 10/10/1968, by Paul Bolton
  • Patrirk Nugent Dr. Lukash Mr. and Mrs. Philip Baldwin Mr. Joseph E. Batson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Max Brooks Governor and Mrs. Connally Mr. and Mrs. To m Curtis Mr. Ohlen Cox Mr. and Mrs. Earl Deathe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Denius Mr
  • : Mrs . Johnson , Mr . an d Mrs . Kellam , MM , Wood y an d Mar y Ellen, Cactu s Pryor , Pau l Bolton , Charli e Howell , Bo b Meacham , Bobbitt , Be n Hearne Drove t o LB J Ranc h wit h Mr . Kellam , M M to spen d nigh t Selected names should
  • on American vessels. Deliberate from our angle. In the lives of Nations you must take calculated risks. If we don't take some action, what would flow from it? Inaction may be more important than action. BOLTON: Ammunition available to the ship was not powerful
  • friendly and asked me over for dinner Sunday night. PAUL BOLTON He is· going on 2;00 to 2•15 • Sunday . Will send you copy of scrip 5. :Sr. Durham of Durham J3usiness College gave IJr. Escoe the enclosed sheet and asked him ~o. give it to me and ask ~e
  • Bolton, Paul, 1903-1986
  • Handley Judgement/Settlement, Personnel matters - Salesman reports, possibility of Sherman working for KTBC, personnel management, possibility of hiring Harvey Payne in lieu of Sherman, KTBC studio space and Brown building, Paul Bolton, Advertising
  • (President told meg to tell the Secy that he had folks with him an d that he would onl y listen) President interrupted mjdr's telephone conversation w/ Pau l Bolton *.^
  • Widnall, James Harvey, Seymour Halpern, Wm. S. Moorhead, Charles A. Vanik, Rob t G. Stephens, Cong Thomas L. Ashley, Claude Pepper, Richard T. Hanna, Oliver Bolton, Abraham Multer, Wm. A. Barrett, Secy Dean Rusk, Secy Geo. Ball, John C. Bullitt, Asst Secy
  • outside--they agreed, ong Hale Boggs Manatos:mf Cong Gerald Ford Cong Leslie Arends Cong William Bates Cong Thomas Morgan Cong George Mahon Cong Frank Bow Congwm Francis Bolton Secretary Rusk Secretary McNamara Director of CIA, Richard Helms "Except
  • 9:40 a. m. April 9, 1943 Dearest love: This morning Paul Bolton and 11.1"r .. Richards on from Dalla.a ( INS man) came to see me with a rather startling proposal. Richardson said that :t:rr. Caparell, Sales 1'.ranager of DJS, called him and told
  • Advertising and programs, KTBC sales totals for early part of 1943, typewriter situation, Paul Bolton program
  • here--Mrs. Johnson had owned it approximately three years before I went to work here--one of first people she hired was Paul Bolton. When I came to the station the news department, unlike most news departments in radio stations in that day and time