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- departed at 11:04a
BM(pl)
Joe Califano (pl)
BM (pl)
n^^ January
White House_
Day
13, 1966
Thursday
Activity (inciude visited by) ture
Expendi-
American Football Code
To the Cabinet Room to greet a delegation from the/Coaches Association
- Foreign Secretary, George Brown
for a WALK on the South Lawn
all Press & Photogs to Rose Garden
taking
pics of two above walking
The President accompanied by British Foreign Secy, George Brown
went to the Rose Garden and spoke briefly to Press
To South
- . Salinger, Bundy,
Salinger
in mjdr's ofc to Salinger's "Just relax
Mr President,"
the Pres ans'd "Don't
you tell me to relax - you
got me into the Press Conf."
Dept'd for state Dep
Arr State
Dept
for Press Conf. (11:00 to 11:30)
Arrived office
from State
- Ha,,, July
White House Dav
B'fast:
chipped
beef on toast,
13, 1966
Wednesday
tea
9:12a f
Jack
Valenti, NYC- Director, Motion Picture Association (concerning JV's appear
on the TODAY show this morning, the President told MW that he thought
- by)
To mansion w/ Bill Myers
for LUNCHEON
/ William Lawrence (Bill)
/ Dan Rather
,F Ray
Scherer
t^^ Merrima n Smith
\ Frank Reynolds
Frank Cormier
Robert Fleming
George Christian
Bill Moyers
PRESS CONFERENCE - East Room
- live TV coverag e
^October 6, 1966
- Press Association
Secy Wirtz suggested the President speak to this group -- a group which represents labor
newspapers and magazines with a combined circulation of 35,000,000 --their conference
program includes Administration speakers on foreign policy
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or t ......
.
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. 12:10p 12:20p •
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> f
j1 Activity
24,
1967
Friday
(include visited by)
f'
" (x^ /
/ Presentation of American Heart Association "Heard of the Year Award"
/ to General Dwight D. Eisenhower.
His son, Lt. Col. John
- Forensic
League Sen Karl Mundt
Bruno E Jacob Ripon Wisc
Press
makes
brief
remarks
pics
To Oval Room w/ Sen
Karl
Mundt
JV
Geo Reedy
Myer
Feldman
and Mr Tony Boyle
Pres of United Mine Workers
To mjdr's
office
scans
newspapers
briefly
back to Oval
Rm
Geo Reedy
- arrival in Ofc had asked for issue of NY T mes
Friday, June 10) looked for picture and article re Sen. Dirksen and Rep. Gerald Ford
at their Thursday (June 9) Press Conference wherein they raised question which is o be
under discussion at Bipartisan
- with him when they got
past 40. I asked him why. He replied: 'by God I don't want to get
old'" Associating with youngsters, he told the bankers, would keep them
young. Then he led them into the Cabinet Room to present them to the
press. His remarks
-
mans
City
fr
mans
mans
mans
mans
mans
mans
fr
mans
stopped in Rose Garden and talked to Mac Kilduff and ., White HouSe,
staff workers setting up microphones, .about where equipment and his chair should be placed
for press conference later today
- Fowler joined group.
Robert
"Bob"Wallace, Treasury (from Califano's office)
Back in oval office w/ Mrs. Johnson, (for
farewell pictures w/Mrs. J prior to her
Lt Col James
Adams,
WHCA leaving
on California trip today).
Liz Carpenter
Press photographers
- (Ellen)
The President was accompanied by Mrs. Johnson and MW -a press pool followed
in the motorcade.
The President-- quite somberly- -entered the church and sat about four rows from
the front on the left with Mrs. Johnson during the services -- conducted
- calls
carded
Monday
White
Awake
breakfast
Secretary
Horace
Bill
in
Willard
Busby
Robert
Anderson
August
bed
met
w/
JV
3
did
1964
exercises
Wirtz
NYC
returning
his call
of'yesterday
Moyers
Secretary
Walter
McNamara
Press
-
Jack Valenti - to second floor checkup
Walt Rostow
Director Charles Schultze
Bill Moyers
To Oval Office w/ JJ and BM
kM^ ll:25a
11:29 Presentation
of Eighth Armored Division Association's "Peace Award"
^Other guests: The
Peace Award is a plaque
- a taped press conference. . .
(made some kind of a statement on the educatio n bil l ? ? ? )
To the 2nd floor
To Oval office with John Chancellor (NBC)
Justice Goldberg
McGeorge Bundy (pl)
Marvin Watson (pl)
Bill Moyers (pl)
John Chancellor
July 17
- . Magnuson Secy
Stewart L. Udall Bob
Thompson
- Press
Sen. Maurine B. Neuberger Robert
Jackson
Sen. Wayne Morse W.
House staff
Sen. Mike Mansfield Frank
Cormier - Press
Sen. Alan Bible Al
Spivak - Press
Sen. Howard W. Canno n Sid
Davis - Press
.
Cong
- , Minneapolis Tribune
Mr. Peter Barnett, Australian Broadcasting Commission
Mr. Charles ^^Bartlett, Columnist, Chicago Sun-Times
Mr. Karl Bauman, Associated Press
Alfred M Bell, Washington, D.C.
William M Blair, New York Times
Hon. Waggoner Carr, Attorney
-
Alec Toumayan, interpreter
Norman Armour, protocol
PRESS in --as they were leaving, the President yelled after them, "Vote Democratic"
Coffee and orange juice served
PRESS CONFERENCE-- The Prime Minister and the Presidentboth made statements.
79th
- House Monda
6 Nov 1967
Day
y
Activity (inctud e visited by )
Chief Justice Earl Warre n
Mr. Joh n Walker, Director of the Natl Gallery of Art
J. Carter Brown, Associate Director of the Natl Gallery
and Mrs. Johnso n
to report on the planned
- Associated
t/Creal J. B. American
, ^
^
Employees
Cunningham, Hon. Glenn House
Senate
Press
Automobile Assn.
of Representatives
Davis, Mrs. Christine Ray House
-Davis, Thomas H. Piedmont
of Representatives staff
Airlines
^Dawson, William L. .
^Day, James
- Date_ February
White House p^
5, 1966-
Saturday
Activity (intrude visited by)
Press Office (talked to Peggy Stark)
Secy Freeman
Peggy Stark
Mike Manatos
Secy Rusk
Governor Averell Harriman
JV(pl) ""
""
'
The Vice President, Minneapolis, Minn
- Presa International
Associated Presa
Associated Press
Mutual Broadcasting System
UPI Audio
Westinghouse Broadcasting Company
Western Union
CBS-trV
UPI Newsfilm
Chicago Tribune
New York Herald Tribune
Time
United Preas International
USIA
u. s. News &t
-
Council, Inc. __,
,
Robert Nathan, Dire ctor, Nathan Associates, Washington, D. C.
_
O. G. Bentley, Dean of Agric, Univ of Illinois, Urbana, Ill
Horace Holmes^
Walter Lanham .*-.—-
,^^
^—
^
^
McGeo Bundy joined at 2:00p on invitation of the President
- . Dewey Daane
Sherman J. Maisel
Andrew Brimmer
and Martin West
The President entered and immediately made REMARKS
On one side of Cabinet Room are members of Congress and members of Federal
Reserve Board--on other side, Press and press photogs--two TV
-
To the Cabinet Room to
w/ Amb. Goldberg
meet with Delegation from ^
REMARKS
American Jewish Press Association
Mr. Joseph Weisberg, The Jewish Advocate, Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Golomb, The Jewish Chronicle, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The American Jewish Press
Mr
- . *
Marcum, Prof. John A. - Director, African Program, Lincoln University
Marks, Hon. Leonard H. ,Director, USIA
Marshall, Hon. Th urgood - Solicitor General
Martin, Louis E. - DNC ,
Marton, Mr. Endre - Associated Press
McGuire, Rev. Frederick A., C. M
- d Secor
Al Spiva k - Press, Fran k Cormie r - Bress, To m Wicker - Pres s an d Sid David - Press.
Arrived Worceste r Municipa l Airport , Mass . - Greete d by:
Gov. E . Peabody , Mayo r Paul V. Mullaney , Joh n Davoren, Dist . Att y Wm . Buckley
- .,
Tacoma, Wash.
Cong Lloyd Meeds
Sen Henry M. Jackson
Mr. Carl Downing - press secretary to Senator Magnuson
Mr. Brian Corcoran , press secretary to Senator Jackson
Mr. Wm. Prochnau - Seattle Times. Nat'l Press Bldg. Wash. DC
released text of REMARKS
- of Tennessee press
research by Dr. Graf and Sam
Smith. Head of Tennessee Historical Association
co-editor Dr. Ralph W. Haskins,Dr. Oliver W. Holmes , Executive Director, National Historical Publications, Wash.,
Univ. of Tenn history Mr.Ernest
Robinson. Head
-
Time
f
In Out
Lo
1968
or t Expendi1 Activity
Code
LD
(include visited by) ture
1:41p OFF
RECORD:
1:59 xM^xEfts^^gs^gffig^sxx Major General Donald S. Dawson (Natl
Legislative Chairman)
and a delegatio n from the Reserve Officers Association
- Reedy
Bill Moyers
Unannounced
press conference
in office
President at desk
reporters
gathered around
his desk
Staff
members
in
office
but away
from
reporters
and
Presidents
Ending at
J Valenti
Staff
BM JV Bundy
Goodwin Redman
J Valenti
in office
G Reedy
- visited by)
To Oval office w/ Jake Jacobsen- -who was out immediately
OFF RECORD: Paul Miller, President of Gannet Newspapers
.Tom John son
Press
card
Mr. Miller invited the President to address the Associated Press Editors
Convention meeting in New
- of both sides of the Capitol agreed that this was an object
which couLd be reached and promised to bend every effort in that direction. They also agreed to tell the press on leaving
meeting that the house would have enacted possibly 70 of the 91 bills
-
at
Senator
Thomas
Dodd
then goes out on
porch
to show
dogs to the
Senator
Tells
mjdr
to tell
G Reedy
to get press in
right
quick
for
swearing
in
of Roger
Stevens
Cabinet Room
Swearing
in of Roger
Tells mjdr
You can tell
George
have a
little
private
lunch
- :55
7:05
t
7:07
7:15
7:16
t
10:40 t
10:43 t
10:55 t
11:30 t
Secretary
Hodges
- in
Association
members
office
To Reception for Sen. Muskie w/ Mrs. Johnson, Pierre Salinger,
Washington Suite, Army - Navy Club, - arriving
at
Jack
Valenti
- , prior to Mr. Fleming's press briefing.
Departed main house. By car. President, Don Thomas, Mr. Kellam.
Went through West Gate.
On Danz property.
At Martin place.
Departed Martin place.
Driving east on Ranch Rd #1
Approaching main gate.
Date
LBJ
-
Bund y
McGeorge Bund
Bund y
McGeorge Bund
Bund y
Lunch
in
lounge
Marianne
Means
Bill
Moyers
Cdr Josephson
McGeo Bundy
Walter
Reuther
To th
th ee Flowe
Flowe r Garde
Garde n fo
fo r
REMARKS
Association
to American
Detroit
of
School
-
l ^to
.
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June
5, 1965
Office of the White House Press Secretary
THE WHITE HOUSE
President Johnson has made the following appointments to the National Labor
Management Panel for terms expiring May 22, 1968:
Representative o f
- them off to San Antonio where Gen. Williamson was goin g to brief
the Press Corps on conditions in Vietnam. . .
and Mr. Cater was going to brief the Press on—
his forthcoming trip to Vietnam w/ Secy. Gardner.
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