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  • and the University of Richmond, and has 382 churches or various religious faiths. ( Here, the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad stretches southwardly to serve six Southern states, with its 5,500 miles or trackage, Here, also, we find historical Saint Johns church where
  • 0056 6516 PAFSC AAFSC Hq USAF(AFAAC) Wash OC 20330 7016 PAFSC SAF (SAFLL) Wash DC 20330 7016 PAFSC Hq USAF (AFFRA) Wash OC 20330 "•,· \ COL C,A0564762 ~ t .. r' ~ ··' JOHN W, A0361602 .: COL \:: COL JENKINS, WALTER W, A015~ JONES
  • an Omnibus Housing bill would be subject to 1-io stile amendments. The strategy was originally conceived by John Barriere, the Speaker 1 s lieutenant. Chairman Patman questioned it but went alo-ng. Shortly after I came over here Weaver and Wood mentioned
  • ---- ---- --- - - -- DECI.AMIPIED E. 0. 12356, Sec. 3.4 NLJ gJ1- 3b~ By Cb- , NARA, Due ij-it-tts Friday, September 22, 1967 -- 11:00 AM -CONFIDENT! AJ MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT: Your meeting with John Aggey, Archbishop of Lagos (Nigeria) 1:00 PM today
  • ?hilo.dolphio. Cargo PE Philadelphia Pa 14 Sep 45 following ~ · re asgd Sig Sec 1326 SGU Ste. Como EDCMR 19 Sep 45. . . . . S Sgt J;U.ANE D GIIMORE 16047943 MOS 237 MC 590 Pfc JOHN J SA~A 36507117 MOS 237 MCO 302 23 0 ;:v't DUNCAN CAMERON 33043648 Co D 4th Dn
  • assassination -- to reassure a nervous world that "the gove nment in Washington lives", and to acquaint millions abroad with the new leader of America and the free world. Minutes after the bullets struck John Kennedy, USIA threw all its resources into this task
  • -001-058-3-1-6 JAMAICA SLUMSON SPANISHTOWNROAD West Kin ston ~ ,..,~,- ~~----..::_•:~ Montego Bay ------~ ~ ,,, .,Gree~ Island ~gril BLACKWALL SLUMDISTRICT MODERNHOUSING• Kingston RASTAFARIAN BROTHERS ~ .-Duncans,' Runa_wayBay ---~ Ocho
  • 21, 1967, i1 Washin~ton, D. C.: onfld Duncan of ~he Gr en Berets; John 1:1son of the St dent Nonviole1 t Coordi1 ting; Com1ri ttee; l'rillia.,i Sloane Coff ·.n, Yale Un:i.vcnr ty Ch, plaiu, NB,, Haven, Conn(:,_.t,icut; , H DJ.~. Denjr1 1 in Spock, tie
  • Hoover, J. Edgar (John Edgar), 1895-1972
  • might face, but there seems to be less cause for concern over anything radically different now than there was last Wednesday. John W. Foster July 17, 1 9 6 8 --S-ECREI MEMORANDUM FOR WALT SUBJECT: The Iraqi Coup Until things sort themselves out
  • R. Young of North Dakota Representative George Mahon of Texas Representative L. Mendel Rivers of South Carolina Representative Thomas Morgan of Pennsylvania Representative Frank Bow of Ghio Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower - President, Johns Hopkins
  • Bob Baskin John Thawley Charlie Boatner Marj Whitman Paul Bolton Al Williams Bi 11 Brammer Gordon Yoder Zygmunt Broniareck Henry Burroughs Bo Byers Dave Cheavens Pat Conway Carrol Copland George Dorsey Dawson Duncan Bi 11 Gardner Harry
  • reliably official British second-hand to Duncan Sandys· and spoken by acknowledged by responsible UK official to Imam after·January that HMG 4 is distunbing. sour~e you should inform Foreign Office informed such remarks have been made in we
  • him he would Mr. Falstich of Treasury with FBI report on Edgar Berlin drinks and supper at pool at 52nd Street: Judge and Mrs. Worley; Mike Duncan (Marshall, Texas); Diana Tschursin and Donald McArthur; MMW; Bob Waldron; Tyler and Bess Abell
  • Dinner - Luci's birthday 9:30 President, Luci, Pat, Moursunds, Vicky, Ginny, Marie, Don Thomases, Krims, Daffney, Will and Mary Moursunds, Judge Jack Roberts 11:00 Left Haywood for ranch 11:20 President retired Betty and Scott Duncan Hitch and Leslie
  • and pictures 10:45 Meeting with Abe Fortas, Clark Clifford, Captain Lanier, Agent Duncan, Mr. Semer in 2. West Hall. Bess joined later. Parking on Pan Am - picketing - traffic site 12:36 ToDr.and Mrs. Kraskin's luncheon linen shower for Luci 3. greeted all
  • with him. 9:20 Mr. Per gave me a comb-out. 9:35 Mr. Per left. Worked at desk. 10:00 Meeting re: Navy film problems in Treaty Room with Harry Middleton, Simone, Bill Duncan, Charles Murphy, and George Christian. 11:10 In midst of meeting, CTJ excused herself
  • problem is long-term. The current United States policy stance seems the most suitable the problem is an internal. Iraqi one for which a negotiated political is desirable. - that solution Duncan Political Enclosure: As stated , ~NFIBEN'f:btd. Affairs
  • is exhilirating as you move on to the old &Ba city of Santa Fe. Newton, Kansas--Duncan Hines is too prosperous for these times. Witness--Denny's Diner--3 bacon and eggs with hashed brown potatoes, 3 double hamburgers with onions, 4 milks and 4 coffees, 1 pie
  • Folder, "Marsh, Charles E. - Dear John Series [1948]," Papers of Charles Marsh, Box 30
  • to meet Hon. Sargent Shriver and Mr. Bill Crook (head of the Poverty Corps in Texas). . .and their aides Bill Mullins (for Shriver) and Paul Duncan (for Crook). . . and returned to the office area at 5:36 pm (Note: The President was rather upset that Mr
  • , Tom Johnson, Ji m and Olivia Jones, and Marie Fehmer. 1:01 called Okamoto 1:09 called Bill Duncan 1:30 called Mary Rather 1:44 called Marie Fehmer 1:50 called MWT 1:53 called Ro y White 2:10 MWT called 2:26 called Marie Fehmer 2:28 called Mary Lasker
  • - an d to the house the living room to visit w/ Mrs. Johnson Dorothy Territo Col. Jack Albright Mr. William Duncan Mr. Duncan is being considered to head the audio-visual activities for 3tk the Library i. ^j /H.TE HOUSE Date >ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
  • press conference Depart White House in SS car 321X -- arriving S212 at 10:40 -- went directly to Senate floor Picture made in S212 w/ Boy Scouts: Chuck and Duncan Hobart J. C. Kellam Discussion in S212 w/ Senator Russell Gov. David Lawrence and Mr
  • ) The President invited Mrs. Hunter to come to lunch LUNCH w/ Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Jessie Hunter, Mr. Donald Thomas, Mr. J. C. Kellam, Luci, Pat Nugent, Betty Beale, Scott Duncan (friends of Luci's), Jake Jacobsen, Marie Fehmer, Vicky M hamburgers nxtf July White
  • . Vera l Gaddis , Mr . IJoh n Davis , Mr. an d Mr s. iJewe y Duncan (.Parent s respec tfully o l Ke n Gaddis an d mil Duncan 1 (SS ) Tuesday White House Sept 29 1964 The President pose d for photograph s in th e Blu e Roo m wit h a grou p arranged
  • . 4-8-64 Mr Bundy (n/r - fr mansion) Larry O'Brien " " B. Moyers " " Mr Bundy " " Cong. Hugh Carey ( " " ) returning President's Cong Robert Duncan (n/r - fr mans) Arrive office w/ J Valenti Cong Hugh Carey McGeorge Bundy Secy McNamara McGeo Bundy
  • STEPS CLOSI~G UP. PLAN OVERLAND IN rEDTURSCAS RECEIVED).· COMCENTER CLOSING NSC DEPART NOW ·. THIS I'S FINAL MESSAGE ADVISEALL. POSTS ANDAGENCIES AS INR NECES$AftY. f I lMEN ALLAH. DUNCAN \·t ·,:... NSA .8:f· ( ~' DOD AID PC 0 i SY OPR OC· TRSY
  • . VP Cong. Robert Duncan Mrs. Belle Spafford, VP OFF RECORD: Cong. Abe Multer and the Chief Rabbi of Israel - YehundiUnterman appt requested by Cong Multer a purely social visit & 5 others see 5 pg Oatf ^ White House Day May 5, 1966 Thursday
  • ^ President, Counci l o f Churche s Rev. Jefferso n T . Rogers , Washingto n President , Souther n Christian, Leadership Con f Duncan Hewlett, Pasto r o f All Soul s Unitaria n Churc h (Reeb's pastor ) Father Gen e Baroni , St . Pau l an d Augustine Catholi c
  • W A S H I N G TON Wednesday, A p r il 22, 1964 Page 2 M r s . R o b ert Duncan, the National P resid en t, w a s the f i r s t one in line, with her broad blue ribbon and white orchid, and bringing a gift fo r me which, when I opened
  • year at law It's funny how you can be a lawyer in one year. brother was a good friend of Dawson Duncan's. But his He had two older broth- ers who were Kappa Sigs that were really very, you know, big men on the campus, and Temple was a real nice boy
  • a r r y M idd leton h a d a l r e a d y b e e n in te rv ie w in g B ill Duncan who m a y be the a u d io v is u a l m a n f o r the L i b r a r y . I a s k e d th em up fo r a cup of coffee alo n g w ith C o lo n el A lb r ig h t. A nd f e e lin g k e
  • seem to be to try to induce Karume to seek military help either from Britain or from the East African Mainland governments, or both. Duncan Sandys has sent instructions to our High Commissioner in Nairobi to discuss the whole position with Kenyatta