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think I first met Jack at his house, probably it was 1960.
I
I think
he and his wife gave a fund-raiser for Jim O'Hara, Congressman O'Hara,
for whom I worked when I first came to Washington.
Anyway, we met at the Lafayette Hotel, the four of us
- guidelines.
There was a guy in my office, the CAP lawyer, Jim S i e n a who talked
at great length with a variety of people, knowledgeable in that
field, and who did the drafting and the actual modifications over
LBJ Presidential Library
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For nearly six months no agreement had been reached
on how the representatives of the poor were to be selected
for membership on the board. Thanks to some earlier
negotiating by Mr. Theodore Berry, head of OEO's community
a6tion di~ision, we were
