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  • the "place to be'' n the party circuit-today his Embassy i • on the auction block and h~'s in exile in Switzerland. For all the changes, Washington is still a town ofpart1e,;. I sup­ pose there will always be stories Ii c the one about the late Sena­ tor
  • . They have blocked the appointment and ask LBJ not to get involved on either side. 2/11 The Dallas Morning News reports that LBJ says a survey will be made soon to see how many combat-qualified men in the Armed Services can be moved into field forces
  • by LBJ Library archival staff from oral history transcripts and other sources as a service to our researchers. Not intended to be complete or definitive. discoverlbj.org LBJ and CTJ attend a dinner as guests of Tom Pickett in honor of Herbert Hoover
  • claimed that Eisenhower and budget director Percival Brundage “trimmed” military spending requests over his opposition. 1/3 The White House is blocking attempts of the Preparedness Subcommittee to obtain copy or specific excerpts from the Gaither
  • , it is con­ sidered a permanent exh1b1l. Radios are part of the new display techniques. From a vintage radio visitor· listen to the voice of Woodrow Wilson. Presidents Herbert Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt speak from a radio built in 1933 while campaign
  • that the “Dump Nixon” movement is flourishing again. High-ranking conservative Republicans in Washington are claiming that men such as Herbert Brownell, Jr., General Lucius Clay, Paul Hoffman, and Sidney Weinberg are discussing various alternative candidates
  • other Steering Committee members to decide on appointments. Pearson also criticizes LBJ’s support of Price Daniel over Herbert Lehman for a seat on the Judiciary Committee. Lehman has more seniority but is not a lawyer, an unofficial requirement
  • , the evenlng of his arrest, Jenkins went to a party given by ~,rwswgs;_k magazine to celebrate its· riiove into a new office, I½ blocks down Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House. Jenkins was in good spirits. He had one or two highballs, chatted about his
  • , the evenlng of his arrest, Jenkins went to a party given by ~,rwswgs;_k magazine to celebrate its· riiove into a new office, I½ blocks down Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House. Jenkins was in good spirits. He had one or two highballs, chatted about his
  • southern criticism of LBJ’s handling of the civil rights bill. Reedy points out that the Senate is determined to pass a bill and that efforts to block all legislation will have drastic results. 2/23 LBJ phones Russell this morning about civil rights
  • , the pursuit has transformed cement into flowers, trees, lights. She put it this way: ''Flowers in a city are like lipstick on a woman; you have to have some color." So Mary bought the lipstick -- 20 blocks of tulips and daffodils to start
  • to banish neglect and ugliness -- who combine on an anti - litter effort or a block program of planting. B ut -- I do not think any of us can rest on his laurels, --For the m ore these bright att active corners of our city that show up -- the more c leady we
  • and its fulfillment. Can we doit? Dare we do less ? The clamor of city victime is a spur to progress. You have seen the beacon of achievement in small and large measure. In a downtown plaza, along a waterfront, in a city block program. You know how much
  • , to serve their neighbors and their nation with such distinction. These are the men my husband depends on and we count them old and valued friends. I am delighted to b e here in this lively City of Mobile. By coming just a few blocks from the station, I have
  • last summer. There are other wonderful playgrounds and neigbborbood facilities in tbe planning and construction pbase now: at Anthony Bowen School; at Bryan; and at Kingsman. These are the building blocke far a better Washington; tbey signal a pattern
  • four blocks from the White House are the busy facilities of the Y WC A residence. I have cut the ribbon for their International Food Fair and like their stream of visitors carried away honey from Mt. Olympus and Scandanavian chocolates. Often, I have
  • -.. Let me tell you the tale of two citie s in Minnesota. the beautification is good busine se. Both illustrate ln Minneapolis, a city of half a million people, businessmen have created a ten-block mall wbere the pedestrian is king -- with ample parking
  • stories can mean in helping along the clean-up. p;;.int-up campaigns that get underwa.y in many cities. Recently, in Wa ..hington, some members cf my committee helped organi-ze 37 blocks in a low-income neighbc:rhood. They pers~aded rne:-c.hau.ts ~o cor!t1
  • these problems into the building blocks of a robust economy that can provide the jobs of the future." The Joint Economic Committee will issue a report from the ideas presented at the conference. Jordan Excerpts from Barbara Jordan's addres : Joint appearances
  • . The Space display shows Vice­ President Johnson superv1smg American astronauts as they sign their names in concrete blocks at the LBJ Ranch. A desk (partly visible in case), rocking chair and other memorabilia were lent to the!Center by the Library. 11
  • journalism and speech communica­ tions. He is president of Martine "I am here," said Vernon Sykes, ''to tell you about a little colored boy born in the Mississippi delta in Forrest City, Arkansas ... in a wood shack that stood on concrete blocks
  • , Wenonah Linoleum block, 1943 Day Bell, 5 BROOKINGS SCHOLAR RECEIVESAWARD FOR THE BESTBOOK ON THE CONGRESS Larrv Reed, Assistant Director of the LBJ Foundation, prize-\\ inning check to James Sundquist. presents Foundation's James L. Sundquist, senior
  • , the Soviet Union, today a powerful force for change is already at work. Education, the bedrock of democ­ racy, the enemy of dictatorship, is plowing its way. Inside the Commu­ nist block, powerful currents are surging against the dam. Premier Khrushchev
  • power plant in Austin. 1/24 Meeting of the Senate Ladies Club. Admiral Forrest P. Sherman is confirmed as Chief of Naval Operations, after his nomination was at first blocked by Senator Joseph McCarthy. Senator Millard Tydings declared the opposition
  • . It would just requir a egree in a discipline as an academic building block upon which profes­ sional skills would be added. "TEXASIN TRANSITIO " NOW A PUBLICATION Kiran Dix The June 15. 1986 edition of Among Friend~ r1,;pnrted on a ,ym­ [I0sium
  • achieve­ block grants allocated with few restrictions on how or where the funds are spent within certain broad guide­ ment as well as its fru trations and mistakt>s." lines. Expenditures began to shift away from ,;ervice And if any one of those programs
  • with new eyes at my part of the world. . . . The open fields and meadows had disappeared and in their place were shopping malls, suburbs chock-a-block with housing developments and industrial plants and spaghetti networks of highways .... The landscape I
  • flash and vanish. Ardeshir Zahedi, who made the Embassy of Iran the "place to be" on the party circuit-today his Embassy is on the auction block and he's in exile in Switzerland. For all the changes, Washington is still a town of parties. I suppose
  • flash and vanish. Ardeshir Zahedi, who made the Embassy of Iran the "place to be" on the party circuit-today his Embassy is on the auction block and he's in exile in Switzerland. For all the changes, Washington is still a town of parties. I suppose
  • to discharge a measure to repeal the 10-cents-a-pound excise tax on margarine after dairy interests tried to block it in the Agriculture Committee. The bill passes 260-106. The bill is then successfully blocked in the Senate by a combination of diary and feed