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913 results
- the sun fish .
The political acts of the le.st eight weeks in America correspond
in time to the despot's acts of the le.st eiglrt weeks :
Despot s
Democrat :
He said , "C ome here , Mussolini . "
We talk .
"What do you want , Mussolini1"
economic
- in 1969. It served as a
model for the eight-foot statue
which is in the LBJ
ational
Historic Park in Stonewall, Texas.
This bronze work, "Sunning," is a
product of Gary Yarrington's stu
dio. The model was Kiran Dix, for
merly of the Library's Volunteer
- be a probe to the sun, end another a probe to
Jupiter.
To cooperate on such a major endeav·o:,,;vou~.d contribute
vastly to our mutual knowledge and to our mutue.l s:il.ills.
So, I propose, early in the year, to send a commission
headed by our able
- recourse and without responsibility to
the individual.
/
•
--
....
The New York Sun statement that a union of .American Arrrr;r draftees at
Camp Lee ordered no flags be carried except on time and a half and double
time seems an impossible situation
- &I.at ~2nd Street ,
New York 28 , w.Y.
September 10, 1947
De..r HA.Wa
~t the Chicago airport Monday I read in the Ch1oago Sun, a letter
t rom you to a pol1t1oal col lDllliet who apparently had aooom ni ed you
on your i..at speaking to~r.
He ■ aid
- .
artificial
days there
light
is probably
On days when the sun is
be given
to the
at the steps.
be effective
too much.
situation
other
to permanently
be done to improve
this
beccoe
achieves
not necessarily•
canopy over the area
material
- HOUSE
Subject:
Letter
to the President
from
Prime Minister
Doo-Sun Choi
Enclosed is a letter
addressed
to the
President
from the Prime Minis ter of Korea
in which the Prime Minister
thanks the
President
for receiving
him during his
recent visit
- and.under the blazing sun or under the tree.
· In both San Marcos and Lockhart, we had good trees on the square
and it was a colorful sort of a setting. · ·~.Gene-.Au.tr.Y would come
and say he was happy to be here, just happened to be here, passing
through
- at this moment.
Were one so to do, one would stop the do~
Well, no one objects to the ea.rt~ moving around the sun.
serio"us objection to the moon moving around the earth.
There is no
So we shall accept
the earth' s place in the solar system a.s a oonoept
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of
Fall:
1964
~~
SEPTE21BER
Fri.
Sat.
Sun
- .
Bendita tu belleza.
Bendita tu grandeza.
Bendita tu alegria."
Santificado sea tu nombre,
America nuestra de cada dia."
Yes, America, clothed with sun and all marvelous things, extending from
the golden magnificence of the topics to the white glory
- but the sun breaking
out ju st as the p r o ce ed in g s w ent on.
c
The B ish op of C orpus C h r isti, H is
E x c e lle n c y T hom as D ru ry m ade a p o etic in^vocation and then Stu U d all
in trod u ced the g u e s ts --G e o r g e H artzog, the D
- Balt.
Carroll Kilpatrick Wash
Lyle Denniston Wash
Tribune Robert
__ Bill Wyant St
Bob Young Chicago
Stuart Loory LA
Charles Bailey Cowles
Publ
C
UPI
John
Cancellare
Photos
Rouse
Photos
AP
Times Francis
Daily News Life
Bulletin Charles
Sun ABC
- to them."
U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1967 OF—256-957
'HUE HOUSE Date
ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
Oct 27,
DIARY
'resident began his day at (Place)
Time Telephone
In Out
Lo
The
1968
White House
io rt
1 Activity
.
Day Sun
day
(include visited
- VHITE HOUSE Date
SENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
November
DIARY
President began his day at (Place) LBJ
Time Telephone
In Out
1:
Activity
Lo
8:00a Awake
- and
clear day, sun shining - weather pleasantly cool
(include visited by) ture
Code
_ d-
Ex
- thinking in a memo/now
and then
l:44p Sen.
Yarborough Telephone
Sen.
l:50p Sen.
Dirksen Telephone
President
calle d Sen. Dirksen re
a Joint Session
President
called him and asked him
to come to Washington on Sun. at 4:00p
l:55p Robe
2:00p Mrs.
2
- e r b e fo r e lu n c h .
TV .
^^the sun p r o m is in g to be w a rm
We w a tch ed A r th u r G o ld b e rg on
N o t u n til one o 'c lo c k did I g e t d r e s s e d and th en w e had m o r e
b r id g e and t i l th e w h ile g o in g down th e
- lm and equable and gen tle m anner.
We rod e fo r about th ree h o u rs, picking up V irg in ia about 12:00,
w ith the top down, Lyndon in h is red b e r e t - - the O ctober sun a ctu a lly
hot - - and our talk ranged the w id e, w ide w orld .
Dean
- orrow w ill b e b e tte r , to o ." It ta k es so
lit t le to m ak e h er happy, it a lm o s t m ak es m e a sh am ed that w e
d on ’t g iv e that litt le m o r e o ften .
B a c k at the h o u se w e la y around the p ool, had b r e a k fa st,
sunned
- without
the man m y l i f e ,
I s l ipped off a fte r a wh ile and got about 30 m in u tes in the sun,
E lo is e
and H om er T h o rn b e rry , they and th e ir th ree c h ild ren drove by - I m ean
fro m E l P a s o on the way into A u stin ,
of T e x
- be, w hat happens next.
The sun com ing out w as som ehow a w onderful a u g u ry .
s a t n e x t to H a p p y R o c k e f e l l e r .
^
I
It w a s a g o o d s p e e c h - - L y n d o n ' s
w a s - - a n d i t m a k e s y ou f e e l s o g o o d t o d
- pool-- The President seemed content to sit by the pool and
sun, but the Emu Prime Minister immediately went for a swim. .
3:50p LUNC
H w/
————_— __^_— .
4:38 4:45p
f
•Mj 4:59
iI
i
The Prime Ministe r & Mrs. Holt
\
& Mrs. H»teh>ar Waller
- a quick run u p and down the lake , then went back into a cove and
turned off the boa t and lay down on the seat for a quick nap in the sun.
Expend,-
•Hn. Houst June
ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
24, 1967
MARY
resident began his day at (Place) Qn
Time
- r 3
of Georgi a at 8:0 8 a m
. Jac k Hudspet h at 9:1 8 a m
" Mrs
9:10a Breakfas
t in bedroom
9:15a - 9:45 a !
10:22a; f
• fro
Y
y (includ e visite d by )
{ Houseguest
/! :
FRIDA
Bright - sun-shin y morning. Additiona l 2 o r 3 inches o f
- by) tur
Bright sun-shiny morning. Very
7:57a t
George
I
,j
_
.
8:30a Breakfast
_' and
in bedroom. Joined
Mr. George Brown
I,
I
10:08a f
,
,
:
'
9:49a f
mild temperatures.
President awak e and reading papers in bed
~I
I ~~~
e
Brown
- MITE House Date
MARCH
2, 1967
ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
MARY
, The
resident bega n his da y ,..',„.
at (Place)__
:
fa
Time Telephone
1;
1
White House, Wash,
DC
:
_ ,.
f or t ......
Activity
fcxpendi(include visited by) ture
- sun shiny morning
- Principal
Chase Elementary School
Abingdon School Co^tHMMs^^t^^mt^^Mis
Arlington, Va.
Mrs. Irene B. Young, Principal
Abingdon School
John Teter 1HM
Fairfax County, Va.
6th Grade Mrs.
VligAaitLp^sun; director of
^
^
Natalie Rowe, Teacher
Rose Hill
- , Marvin Watson Governor Lee
To the platform. There
was a very warm welcome by the group gathered. Grass
and straw were tossed in the air drums beat cheers and applause
ll:4f)a
!
"America Samoa" and "The Star Spangled Banner" were suns by 250 students
- and they were bathing then, (it wasan
extremely warm evening, but the sunset was beautiful--pinks, purples, and blues. As th
sun set in front, a full moon was rising over the President's back. )
Soon after mf and marv s ioined the President. Ambassador Martin
- John S. Monagan
Cong Seymour Halpern Governor Farris Bryant
Senator Robert F Kennedy (D)
Senator Jacob Javits (R)
staff
and support personnel
for the first time today, the sun
did not shine on the President.
Skies were cloudy.
Arrive Stewart Air Force
- t wa s visited bv MM V and
Daughter, Courten ay. Courtena y playfullv kisse d an d hugged th e
President an d share d wit h hi m abou t 1 5 minutes o f th e sun .
Hospital
The Presiden t walked back t o Bethesda/and t o his suit e w / M F an d VM
- applicabl e t o th e Distric t
of Columbia , an d f or othe r purposes .
S. 1647 , An Act for the relie f of Kim Sun g Jin .
S. 1758 , An Act to provide for the righ t of persons to be represente d in
matters befor e Federa l agencies.
S. 2092 , A n Act t o
- Defender Memphis
Editor Louisiana Weekly C. C. Dejoi e Joh
n Sexton —
Editor
the Enlightener
Wichita Kan
k Stanley Carlton Goodlett Fran
Publisher San Francisco Sun Reporter
Publisher Louisville
Defender
Publisher Charlotte Post
S. N. Tros s Publisher
- th e Unite d State s
He carrie d greeting s t o th e Presiden t fro m th e Cit y of Sun Valley .
McGeorge Bund y
Horace Busb y (pl)
To th e Fis h Roo m to receiv e th e credential s o f the Ambassado r o f the Somal i Republic ,
Ahmed Mohame d Adan
-
hayrides and watermelon suppers, learni~ to swim in Mulberry
Creek, the lazy curl of a : cousin's fishing line flickering in the sun,
church on Sunday and then the long Sunday dinner with kinfolks -
endless kinfolk -- discussing the endless family gossip
- gone down to the Yucatan, looking at the pyramids and whatnot on
the day off, and just the President and I were there. We were sitting in a reclining chair
outside, and the sun was going down, and he said, “You know, I got an invitation from Jim
12
- at that occulon.
t&l'J eastn-lns
to a corporal who bad dla· fore the match. No one llltee to be tooled
tlDplahed hlmNlf durlng·the war bJ apray
Thue belns no obJecUon,- the lpeech
under any ctrcwnataaoel.
But to be tooled
lDI latrtn• with a flit sun.
WU
-
sun
d&73~3
Su I&
7 '
for
Pleau deliver follftilm.g to Pl'eaidnt
convey greeting•
~ea•i•
I 02 PH'66
YAllGamdwraa~J
SallallSept ..
11262
and gO\Oldwishes to the people of Yemaa ®lm.t!:h@
of the f~rth
~ele•r•t:1•
o:i,f
the eatabliabmermt @f
-
lettera 'ani ·a telegram there tor me. I regrettel the lelay
that had elapae4 1n my gait1:ng tis stuff ut coultn't help
wh t '• lrea 7 appenecl.
••o• eallei the Oh bar f Com eroe
this .morning, albeit Sun• , ane got them lo open u ...nd giv.•
h
two m
