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- day at (Place)— Day
TP Telephone
Time
f
11
In Out
Lo
11:50p 12p
(include visited by) ture
r Harold F. Linder in Oval Office
-- Linder will be leaving on September 9 for his new post and
wanted to talk with the President before going to Canada
-
' 10:10
3, 1968
Secy
Post
10:30a Col.
Rusk - at the UN in NYC (b.
articles
by
Kraft,
Murray
1-
Oct 2
Marder
)
re
and
President's
visit
Evans
-
w/ Cy
Novak
Smith checked in - the President said he would have to talk later on VP' s
- h area . Presiden t
d that someon e tell Dal e Maleche k to pic k u p som e ceda r post s lyin g aroun d
and have a certain are a cleare d o f this. - _________
' aske
i-
j "
: "
i ________
i
4:13p j
—
A
t th e Marti n Ranch - departe d 3:34
- everyon e a message fro m President-elec t .
| Nixo
n - just receive d a t Ranch yesterday - date d Dec. 19t h w/explanatory note
t
o Mr. Hopkin s as t o its latenes s - receive d a t Naval Hospital w/coverin g envelop
[ penalty-delivere
d throug h post
- candidate for the post of premier by then. And I had a friend at this time who
was very close to the Ngo Dinh Diem group, and my friend was Dr. Tran Van Don, who
became later foreign minister in the first government of Mr. Diem. So we stayed in
2
LBJ
- Post-Presidential (Jan. 21, 1969-)
- Post-Presidential (Jan. 21, 1969-)
- . But by and
large, I think Myron--the Times was okay. Christ, the best people weren't the Times or
the Washington Post, it was the Philadelphia Inquirer, a guy called [David] Zucchino,
and the guy for Variety. Variety had a guy in there every day, Kevin Goldman
- Post-Presidential (Jan. 21, 1969-)
- there had been the nastiest editorial,
maybe it was the morning before that, the nastiest editorial I had ever had written about
me. It was written by the Post [Russell Wiggins was editor of the Washington Post].
M:
And Wiggins was sitting there.
B:
Yes
- Post-Presidential (Jan. 21, 1969-)
- . , Lo s Angele s
Sidney J . Weinberg , Sr . , Partner , Goldman , Sach s & Co. , NY C
Also: Henr y Fowler an d Maxwel l Rab b
Proclaimed Friday , Octobe r 9 , 1964 , a s Lei f Erikso n Day
Robert Kenned y resigne d hi s Cabine t Post x&tk & effective
- d the ca r an d changed passenger s fo r tri p to sEast S
t Louis. .riding
with hi m wer e Sen . Symington , Actin g Mayor Gunn , Senato r Long , Mrs .
Johnson
Arrive Ol d Post OfficeSt . Loui s . Platfor m buil d i n the streed . Tremendou s crowd
- Belen of Post Office, Secretary Wirtz,
Acting AG Katzenbach, Secretary McNamara, McGeorge Bundy,
arriving at 3: 1 0 in the company of
Helicopter from South Lawn to Andrews AFB,
Jack Valenti, General
Marvin Watson, Mr. and Mr.
Mrs. Johnson, Lynda, Luci
- Bundy
out 1:30
White House Press
took
pics
Maxwell
Taylor
To Jack Valenti
office
reading the newspaper and talked
Gerald Siegel
took him into his office
Counsel for
Secretary
Secy Rusk
to
Post
December 3 1964
White
Thursday
House
.Dr. Fran
.Dr
- Financial Times that Secretary McNamara had been recommended
for this post.
The current situation is that the Board ia conaide ring the matter.
The Bank has not offered Secretary McNamara the job. Secretary
McNamara has not accepted the job. That is where
- :
"! sleep better when I know you are at your post. "
The President: Who runs things when you are away?
General Abrams: General Goodpaster.
He, Ambassador Berger,
Ambassador Bunker and I are lockstep on this all the way.
Secretary Clifford: I do not think
- this rood was repo :-~~:4 :~ ~-=ii)' or.d ,... ic'-Ap1i l . . . _ .
In south-central Loos, t:-uc~ c::>"' o:>v 3 hove beeri ~epo;•ed o 1~r ro~1tes leading
toward Tchepone o.,d Muong P h ; r ; e -
Within the post seve;al weeh : tLie;-?" ~a 1e beer o r,1.1m.b
- and have to borrow this money
it would not be good. It would also not be good to have a $30 billion deficit.
He said we are trying to figure out how to cut expenditures. We have over
$100 billion that we can not touch of funds such as Treasury, Post Office
- Lady Bird has breakfast with LBJ; LBJ leaves for commencement address at Swarthmore; Lady Bird and Kay Graham to Art Fair sponsored by Washington Post; Lady Bird's remarks; Lady Bird works on Radcliffe speech; dinner with LBJ, Lynda Johnson
- .
The only
trouble wa s that when we finally got to the other end of the crowd and
waved goodbye to the.' last of them, the red coated Marine Uand - - in di$may,
I guess ·· ·- had left the ir posts and depar te d, and the rest CJf th.1l wonder fol
pro grarn
- . on Tuesday, May 16, the Egyptian Chief of Staff,
General Fawzi, sent a telegram requesting the withdrawal of
United Nations troops in observation posts patrolling U.A.R.
borders to the Commander of UNEF, Major General I. J. Rikhye.
There was at first
- for the new Cabinet post?
MR. MOYERS: I called to the President's attention Mr. Reston•s
nomination. But the President said that unfortunate~ he bas not had
a chance to talk to Mr. McNamara about it, and he did not feel it wise
to comment until he had
-
3;05p t
Joe
3:11p f
Douglass
Rostow - (pl) re
True Davis
Meany -
re Investment Credit Bill
Cater - ^•^^•Jpr list for proposed study committee on post- CIA
matter
Senator Russell
Long
to tell him that at 4:00p today, the Federal Reserve
- r departin g I
Ip^K fo r thei r posts .
p I
c
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^^
/HITE HOUSE D
HEKT LYNDO N B. JOHNSON
ate April
MARY
Resident began his day at (Place)
Time
..
In Out
The
White House
Lo
Thursday
"Ex. - the Prime Minister of New Zealand - Keith
-
-- hamburgers -George
Christian - Austin - to see what happened w/ the press today , especially
to hear about George's morning briefing.
1:05p t
1:20p To
Office
1:22p t
Conference
call - Senator Henry Jackson and Secretary Udall
re article in Houston Post
- Semmelroth whca
Pfc Robert R. Shotwell whca (/Mr.
Carroll Kilpatrick, Washington post
Vfx
/MME House Datr
December
16, 1966
'EMT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
"^*^ The
'resident began his day at (Place)— Day
*r:— Te!ephone
Tune ^.
.;
.
In Out
Lo
White House Friday
- ^^^F
^^
/HUE House Date
^^
Februar
SENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
y 15, 196 7
DIARY
'resident began his day at (Place) The
TTelephone
Tune
f
1:
1
In Out
Lo
1:05a t
Police
X
9:45a f
Code
Post - E-6 - talked to the officer there
__
-
e Mal
- writes
for Washingto n Post says that th e President told Princess Iren e and other guests
that "he had been working hard, but took time out of his busy schedule to put it on
the record there and then that, referring to the girls at the party
-
The President to the office --stopped
w/ Marvin Watson on
in mjdr's room reading Washington Post artic
Library
To the Cabinet Room to join
Secy Dean Rusk to discuss plans for Latin American
Asst Secy Robert Sayre Summit
meeting
Hon. Sol Linowitz, Amb to OAS
- DeSeabra (interpreter)
Amb. Laraki will return to Morocco to assume the post of Foreign Minister
Secretary Rusk in his memo to the President says that "King Hassan II hasappointed
Dr. Laraki Minister of Foreign Affairs. He has already assumed his new
- -- and John Frantz
Fred Belen - Post Office-- and Ralph Nicholson
William F. McKee - FAA, and Alan Dean
Alan S. Boyd- -Commerce, and David R. Baldwin
Charles S. Luce-Interior -- and Harry Shooshan
Secy Henry Fowler--Treasury--and A. E. Weatherbee
- Blowers' Assn of U.S. and Canada
Mr. Walter L. Mitchell, Pres., Intl Chemical Workers Union
Mr. John Msix Mosler, NYC
Hon George E. Reedy, Wash. , DC
Mr. Warren M. Robbins, Dir. , Museum of African Art, Wash. , DC
Mr. Chalmers Roberts, Washington Post
Mr
- Tribune
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carney, Army Times
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan S. Haseltine, Washington Post
Mr. Wayne Oliver, U S News and World Report
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Kantor, Scripps Howard
Col and Mrs. Stephen F. Tillman, Military and Veterans 'Columnist
Mrs
- knew
him .
The President watched with interest the news-- especially what the commentators were_
saying about him. —-
As he listened to the news, he read Wednesday's Washington Post.
The Presidenttold Mary S to go get the nurses and let them do
- "HHHH
"* l:10a ll:15a
'""
*,
"
. Greene
, Jr
. ,
^
Marin
e Corp
s
^.
t escorted the group down-for MEDAL, OF HONOR CEREMON
Y
——-
.
^ Th e Presiden t and the group went outside on the plaza between the F. O. B . and the
/jt U
. S. Post
- - A indicate d tha t th e subjec t wa s NATO , particularl y post-Brussel s
considerations tha t ar e i n the works.
Harry McPherso n
Members o f the President' s Cabine t t o th e President' s Offic e t o
j^te_watch th e flHHH M launchin g o f the Augmente d
- Monroney, Post Office and Civi l Service
A surprisin g number of the Senato
r Jennings Randolph, Publi c Works
chairmen indicate^ that ths goal Senato
r Russell Long, Finance
did not seem unreasonable and. Senato
r John Sparkman, Select Committee on Small
-
arrived with Mr. Palmer Hoyt, Publisher of the Denver Post. The press had
not arrived in the Oval Room so the President said, "Well, let's jutst go see
the Ambassador right now," and went into the Treaty Room, sat down and chatted
for some ten minutes
- left.
Cong Adam Clayton Powell. National
-- re reappointment of Howard Gamser to the/Mediation Board
Russell Wiggins and Kay Graham.
McPherson (pl)
To Fish Rm w/ guests to see Courtenay
Washington Post
July 21, 1966
Thursday
n MW's office talking
-
approximated 7 0 attended th e luncheon , an d accordin g t o th e 'Washington Post of
aturday. Augus t 21 . 1965 , th e Presiden t chos e thi s tim e t o giv e hi s
version o f how he accepte d the V P nomination fro m JF K i n 1960 .
At th e hea d table
- of the W
on
his
new
suit
and
loss of 13 lbs
To the Press
ofc
Saul
Pett
Assoc
Press
Hon
Lloyd
Hand
Hon
Leonard
Marks
This wa s a picture takin g
session prio r t o the
Ambassadors leavin g fo r
their post s abroad .
To
Cabinet
Room
w/
MW
and
greeted
Hon
- and Cong. Carl D. Perkins (Ky)
(Pres, accompanied them out thru MW's Ofc - and down hallway on their departure)
' Mr.
J. Russell Wiggins of the Washington Post
! w/
Bob Fleming
OFF RECORD
I **'-1 (Bob
Fleming went into Press Ofc and got for the President
