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  • of the Office of Education. Y 1:00p T 1:05p . o th e Whit e Hous e T o Ova l Offic e 1:10p t Harr 1:17p t j 1:19p | 1:41 S I | 1:25p ; t II p ji 11 1:5lp ; t Georg e Christia n (pl ) Georg __ | Unde Th \ fro an t i t •; :! 1:50p |t i y
  • , 1967 ' '.*.''..' ; Califano --returning the President's call . j. L j --, - _ - - - - - ...-.jr-ii.-_. ~i_ _-. .. , -mi ^.i..,, i •. • • __. ""' ,~ ,„, ..=•.-.«.-----. _-iu «u -_r UIL __—_., - _i~r- i_ Pi . . i i President
  • • ,—, ' " —_ .—_—. 1 ,. j Trumpets played four ruffles and flourishes and "Hail to the Chief". President walked to vicinity of platform to await the arrival of PM Chung. |[ i : — • Johnson _^__ | ii : , for _j *~ ' " ; ' PM II Kwo n Chung accompanied
  • . Ross Adair THE WH.TE HOUSE D,,, March 30, 1966 PREStDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON DA!LYD)ARY ^7-^-4. Th^Pr^^nth^ganhisday^(P^r^) White Entry -^ . -r-^, Tetephone f^rt . in Out Lo ^'^ 10:35a J . Activity LD C^^^ To T ir House ^^ E*Pe"
  • t Crame r • This This ii s th th e magazine' magazine'ss annua annua ll award award,, an an dd this thi s i ss th th ee first firs t tim tim e a Presiden Presiden tt Assoc Assoc .. Publisher Publisher ,, has receive d the the award award. .Covere
  • ] ­ Mr s. John Keith WALLER Wife of the knbassador of Australia Mrs. Waller was born in Australia and was educat:ed iu Australia and overseas. She came to the United Stat~.s in 1928 with her parents. During World War II, Mrs. Waller serve ct h'i tb WRN
  • , where I was going to put Kay and my son. I signed the damn thing, and so I finally got to Vietnam, spent about a week in Hawaii finding a place for Kay to live and so on, and Westy said, "We want you to take over II Field Force from Jack [Jonathan Owen
  • schoola we have landaca.pcd, the breakage has dropped to almost nothint;. I believe we will see oome of the same re.oult~ along the highways. The motorist is just not as !il~ely to toss that soft-drin!< bottle iI'.to a. roadeida paz-k or a well- mab.taine
  • WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FOR M OF DOCUMENT CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE -/1.J..a-.memoL-1-- --1{€~~.-v-a:nce• J:S #JinemtJ~ 't-- II-a../ 11 N "- J 1 t, - ~ p IJ~ 2p -&Q&tew--k:)-}lf,esiflent,8:-l-5'1):m:-· ~ tl-/so llf
  • rega~ded only give . . d , .:> , ee::1 1.:ia.ee nas, not and external of stress must Bot..."1 the ----------~eir_ stereoty~e, just • ,·their li;Jerty reaction plain of ·1963 in tiBes civil Asians. pretty ·posture that not of II
  • A2902-04A 1 think that Liz would LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON LIBRARY AND MUSEUM 2313 RED RIVER AUSTIN TX 78705 Phone: FAX: (512) 721-0199 (512)-721-0171 A RCHIVES TRANSFER Transferred from: Lara Ha II Archive s LBJ Library and Museum The object(s
  • is urgently considering this issue and the Department of Defense is prepared, to consider restoring the prqgra.m. ·. to approximately a total level of $70 million if it is state ts judgment that this money can be CONFIDErifr!f\:Ii -( SEGRBf attachment
  • WITHDRAWAL SHEET .(PRESIDENTIAL LI.BRAR I ES) FORM OF DOCUMENT CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE RESTRICTION DATE #3 memo 3/14/64 A 2/1/64 A 1/18/64 A undated A undated A undated A undated A undated A #4 ltr fl Ii #6-WtBmE>---t--~S
  • where the members of the White Houae Cor.! erence or civil right• leader a. are involved. . ' \ ··, ,. •:• I :, ,, ; ,.' .' ' ,, '\' ' l ... :' \ < r-; ,, , . I. '. ' l. f. .I 'ii • HOU ..... I (IH1) l>Dt II IIIIM1'MI
  • and ~esotho), and 'two (Cyprus and Iran) have been dropped from the list because a :· d is being phased out. This comes to a total of 48 countries. l::~1. .1. NL"T 'II · /8{;> 2 ·-'- c. thou gh we are still carrying on discussions with AID about the level
  • Nugen t playe d a /piec l ~~ e on "~ —— ~~~ th e pian Sixth grad e student s thanke d Pres . Johnso n an d presented hi m wit h Alliance fo r Progres s tex t boo k signe d b y al l the student 12:03p Presiden 12:26 |I II *' U s ________ t an d
  • espionage [iI!;nA om~--;~;:; r;eS?:i.onag'.l 11 ] prepa:r;lr;iom; for espionage oc t i­ \"J_-1.;:Le:-; . Then we d. i~guLnr.'. mj' :;;:-ii_o as o:n~ erie;ar;1~d ~n re:5ca:.... r.hcs of:..-rm--0ceano~raph::.r.; O':•r)r.,:::;;a:-ig :KGNA :L:").terna t~. onal
  • Clifford General Wheeler General Taylor . -~~ii~~~f!~~{::::r::::e . ;:~~:E~~f~~~t Walt Rostow George Christian Tom Johnson ·· .. ..,.... '. _.·. MEMORANDUM THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Mar ch 12, l 9 6 8 12 noon FOR THE PRESIDENT FROM: Tom
  • • . ',... ·.,,.. ' ~ ' ..· ' II . I .... ' ' I • ~· • EYES ONLY FOR THE PRESIDENT ' - 8 ­ Up to now, Hanoi's emphasis has been on military and not negotiations. Abrams and Bunker concur in instructions on cessation of bombing. Thieu made a decision on the spot
  • with an open mind. "These were clean elections. II Hughes said the formal election safeguards were unimpeachable in his opinion. He talked to about 200 election board officials peasants , village chiefs, etc. The enthusiasm of the people was great and more so
  • ).-tt.-,,._... T t ...)5ec.i:! t) Zab]pcki ~ - 'd--lb-°11smen Morgan and Woaii@ential) ~ l'l,,-l(t,§{,- . . . . ...,.... -ii-•.. l;,.. - l"1- 1 ""¼- T'~~iiiiliil-j.---J~~~Wil;}~~~,eim~~~) ~ [2..----{'-t-1 Memorandu Memorandu Memorandu Memorandu
  • was living at first but he died back in 1932, 1933, something like that--Dick K1eberg ' s father. So then Daddy told Lyndon, "Well, the best thing to do, Lyndon, is to get rid of her. here. II I'll get her a job with the Railroad Commission Daddy
  • of intelligence. Then in World War II, I was a squadron commander and a regimental executive officer of a light armored reconnaissance regiment, the Third Cavalry. G: Was that part of [George] Patton's outfit? D: Yes, indeed, that was part of Patton's outfit
  • !p,eua J 2-roam •utta Illich ~••-" ""II:""-.... - .. -----~ tormer Vice-President Charley Curtis occupied at $5 a week rent. Yarl~J' ~-~9.d.-1t-.a •e-ek-.and .mov,ad into a 3-room suite. "I was getting lost in the place," he obserTed
  • stated that the...~aµ_~t:j.q~c:e'7 w P!~lf ~J;hauJ)QC::,inc 1;ided 'ten~ pa.riy--mim.'6"e~r-ii:,Wb,q;_wefe.:.to' ...C.QU~~.ZJlie::/ ~1:µr°lmffwhich was to organize a provisional government. . ) - 2 - __ .··:--PrJ~~rs captured in Bien Hoa stated
  • narro~ For indeed s_tupidity our people_· and against ii not •. thei·r future.· .,•· The Constitution peace and freedom Peace is.· the simple that at this bJortd , that It is_-not we so stro~gly to the •·individual. right time when
  • not been able to join you this evening \:: anquet which In Mr.r qualities in public , goodwill j I and those . nd reg '/ ii I j ! I c., ~ ft •! )1 JI! - !I-- public cat"eer you give recognition life ha.ve contributed and equal
  • : recol'T.lend that you authori=e ~~iate negot i at i ons with India on the ;asis of Option I II outlined beli:-~; offering a 6-o onth agree~ent ;Or 3 1/2 cillion tons of PL 480 graf.3 fo r 1968. This action: offers a good chance for a major self-~elp reform, one
  • a 1;}2/-17/el NSC 479th -NSG-Mectiag 2- ~ f}#29Af ;!~ 14,L*I~± ±~ ~f28f6l 1 .p 04/25/61 .12. .p. Datlit.il * Secret II from Nei J son C Debevoi se .lfop Secret 484th NSG Meeting (duplicate -,,e.,..~-1t·'I~ ""'°' A. ~ 'l':l
  • ...... ,, ,.,,, •----.--J ·---· ......... ._... ~iti.n Is a !,('a!thy thi:tt. . ii (j) ···' ··,.. '.,-.._.i;;.v'UTIYE a:·:? ~,~~~~l~)•,:~:& .. Tf:X \. THI. Y"tl we .Mn~ llrt d"n;f'r} .situnt'c n, Font' nt'n,' "1. ~ "·1."' t .P.i:-p11hlicAnnom
  • President s 7:20 p.m. 11/8/68 . _... A & C 11/8/68 A 11/7/68 A # #lla cabl~ Intelligence cable 2 pp. [dup. #19a, NSF, Country File, Bombing Halt Decision, Vol. 5, s Bangkok 'i,, II "Vietnam, Box 137, Mem s to San tized the res./ NLJ 91
  • in. I told him that we had more than one engine, and we had been in Jacksonville an hour and the mail that we handled was over halt\my to Cuba. 11 l 1 ~ \._ \ ,.,, \ '\ \ \ II\·\ • ' .~ I\. If'~ I . • ,, ,, ' .., • •j ,I'••r • 'I
  • , or the like) Arrange backgrounder for White House press corps DETe:AlffltED ·To ai~AN lD•MJTM~ MARKING. c ,._\NCELLED PEA e .o . ~, :is~ sec. 1.3 ArtO II RCt'H"VJ&T•''S MAR. 1a. ~9~. av 4§
  • memo Greene to President TS 3p 9/22/67 A #3b rpt Situation in Vietnam TS 3p [9/67] A #3c map Situation in Vietnam S lp [9/67] A II -#fS"merrnr- + -~~~Pmtldel:i-r.-r~~Fia-~ P ~- ~-q s- Jl/'--r 1'I- Jl~~ ~1--J--­ [Duplicate of #32, NSF
  • , but the Governor said he must get into Austin the President_accompanied them out to the car._ 9:31pm ,__ 9L50p 10:30p 1, 1967 _ The , with i II President returned to the living room where Luci and Pat Nugent had joined ___ their son Lyn Nugent and their nurse
  • plans for church. 9:15am Marie Fehmer joined, after the _President went to get her. 10:00am_ Marie Fehmer and Jim Jones departed--to join_the McHughs at church _._ _____ , 9:12 am t Cong 9:26am t [ for mf. 1 .. . i• - i i ii i . .t , 11
  • ) ' _ __ . n ' _ - '' I.L . --. _ .-n - «-|-r ji i' i --TI -T _ -— • — i-_--L I i ' _u . —--_ . -- , -|j - n - - - ii i i_ , UJL . a - -i i i-mr . , |N 8:50p t 8:52p t __ j , i 9:15p j Th ii y j b - com e i n an d pick up some o f
  • . Manatos mansion BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON ZZZH RECORD C. Douglas Dillon - 757 Third Avenue, NYC 10017 Mich 48121 Henry Ford, II - Chrm of Bd, Ford Motor Co. -The American Rd, Dearborn, Secretary Fowler 1QQQ5 Thomas S. Gates, Jr. , Chairman, Morgan Guaranty
  • . Walt Rostow Mr. Bob Fleming . Bob Hon. George Christian notes to . .j ii i, ii I 10:00p | _____ All _____________——^.^— guests out. ——— Flemings DT Flowers an d hand-writte n not e sen t t o Justic e o f th e Suprem e Cour t o f th e U . S
  • in Huron, South Dakota. A wire from the President and Mrs. Johnson went to the Vice President also. Another wire went to the widow. 5:30p ^te»»»g***4ij>ii