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- . Oval Office with Tom Johnson mjdr's room with Tom Johnson, working some of his night reading and looking a : the News Magazines. To Harry 7:48p Mrs. 7:59p t Hon. Willard QS-- 8:04p f N* U.S McPherson Johnson joined to hear the radio "Campaign Speech
- ; _ Date October The White House p^y 26, 1967 Thursday Activity (inctude visited by) ture Expeadi Code OFF RECORD: Picture with three female White House Fellows (for cover story for Mademoiselle Magazine) Barbara Currier Betsy Levin Doris Kearns
- in five minutes. Stopped at MJDR's desk to thumb through in box by MJDR's desk. __ magazines Jim 7:06p _v_: __t George 7:06p George 7:45p (Christian 7:08p t McPherson 7:15p t ay _ LD 6:27p 6:50p 7:05p t ay Mond Jim Jones - pl Christian - pl
- o Sports Illustrated Magazine. The People-to-People Sports Committee attempts to foster f goodwill, internationa l understandin g and sportsmanshi p betwee n the Unite d States an d th e countrie s o f the world . e De c 3 , 196 8 VHITE HOUS E
- Magazine Globe Democrat Chicago OFF RECORD Heath Mr. Heat h Presente d th e Presiden t a frame d pictur e o f the 196 4 UT Commencemen t a t whic h time h e and Mrs. Johnso n receive d honorary degrees . Als o presente d thre e smalle r and individual
- White Oval Richard Russell Pres. Waddy Bullion Oval Philip Randolph - Kansas Pres. Best magazine in the business - anything good for the Country. c\ C k development weapons Glenn Seaborg and McGeorge B. Oval Russell Long Sen. TV Panel w/Saltonstal
- Lady Bird lunches with Hugh Sidey and Jean Franklin of Time magazine for study on Lady Bird; tea with friends; visit with friend from youth at St. Mary's Episcopal School in Dallas; Lynda Johnson to New York for Young Citizens for Johnson; Luci
- Buelter , Directo r o f Natl Recruitment , NAHS A * Mrs An n Marsh - Staf f member , Nat l Assoc o f Hearing & Speech Agencie s In for a pictur e with th e President t o fcbe be use d fo r a cove r stor y i n the magazin e "Speech an d Hearin g News
- painting s there indicating e o f the m an d looke d a t a cop y o f th e L E magazin - J e o Sa n Rafael Hote l w / M W - vi a ca r to atten d thir d informa l meetin g o f Presidents t o conside r an d MMaf e reach fina l agreemen t o n Summi t
- into mjdr's room and asked for his tv glasses. He then stood at desk and glanced through the new K TIME Magazine as he listened to her report _ what had been done for former President Truman's birthday todayletter for• Spee. del at noon no gifts. 1. President
- of Life. . so you've titled him Editor-in-Chief of TIME & Life, Andrew Heiskell is also Chairman of the Board of Life and TIME, James Linen is President of the Bd of Life and TIME and Jerome Hardy's title is Publisher of Life Magazine. . now in the evening
- and (Box 983, McCook, Nebraska) Professional Women's Clubs of America Mrs. Lucy Baggett - Editor, NATIONAL BUSINESS WOMAN Mrs. Jean Rainey John Francis (photographer) Picture to be used on October National Business Women's Week magazine cover. n^r Sept
- , Food and Allied Workers Mr. George P. Hunt, LIFE magazine Dr. Martin D. Jenkins, Pres. , Morgan State College, Baltimore, Md. Mr. John H. Johnson, Pres., Johnson Pub Co., Inc., Chicago, Ill. Mr. Francis R. Lara, Agence France Presse Dr. Arthur Logan
- n^tf October 14, 1966 White House ^ FRIDAY Activity (:nc!ude visited by) Walt Rostow (pl) -- did not talk, as Mr. Rostow was in the Cabinet Room with Mr. Komer and SEcy McNamara Kintner (pl)) LIFE magazine Cissy Morrissey of Mayor Richard
- consisted of three wihich were very neat with linoleum, curtains, flowers, pictures on the wall apparently cut from magazines. The President walke through*; the house (with his shoes —the custom of removing the before entering the house was waved
- in the Ranch) mf and Evelyn Selby from Califano's office to the second floor Mr. Carter in the Usher's office - to ask for a current LIFE magazine Mr. Carter in the Usher's office - to ask if they had to go to Johnson City to get a copy of LIFE Lynda Bird
- . Augustine LaCorte, President of UNICOInternational OFF RECORD Cong Charles Joels on Jack Valenti Mr. LaCorte is an influential Axx Italo-American and the appt was requested by Cong. Joelson. The picture is for publication in UNICO's monthly magazine Datr
- Thoma Thomass Mill Mill s HM ll Wesle Wesle y Kin King g CDB Michae l Test a -USN •March 17 , 196 5 Wednesday White House courtesy To the West Lobby call w/ E d Johnson an d sat him down in the Lobby OFF RECORD (Jack Anderson, PARADE Magazine) Mr
- f the Newswee k magazin e an d th e Presiden t said th a t the y were goin g t o g o over th e Flowe r Garde n on the othe r sid e tha t is bein g dedicate d - - an d the n the y woul d g o down t o have thei r pictur e taken . list of those
- Moyers Moyer s (pl (pl)) 4-27-65 White House tuesday To th e Flowe r Garde n fo r pictur e takin g . Th e picture i s t o be used fo r a colo r cover fo r th e Sunda y Magazine Sectio n o f the Memphi s Commercia l Appeal , Memphis, Tennesse e Senator
- Forta s Larry O'Brien Bill Mo yers (pl ) AG Katzenbach Bill Moyer s July 15 , 196 5 THURSDAY White House Marvin Watso n (pl) /John Steel s - Time-Lif e Magazin e Washingto n Corresondent (Appointment requeste d b y Mr . Steel e t o discuss th e stor
- b 3 - ) McGeorge Bund y McGeorge Bund y (pl) Art White, . Tim e Magazin e an d Bill Mo yers Mrs Lt Johnson John Chancello r the President's call Cdr Affairs JULY 23 , 196 5 FRIDAY WHITE HOUS E Senator Fulbrigh t To Barbe r Sho p Clark
- shot. 11 # # # MEETING OF THE PRESIDENT WITH MR. ST. CLAIR MCKELWAY OF THE NEW YORKER MAGAZINE ON FEBRUARY 15, 1968. Mr. McKelway: I have been on the New Yorker since 1933. These days I am a free writer on the staff. A lot of our people have been
- brought no magazines to ask her complicated questions about whether she liked the dual responsibilities. The confusion of roles for women today is still very real. The strains are real. But many women have been able to master the confusion. Your own Mary
- .· of police departments. ... 12. Publicity magazines - The SDS receives and newspaper articles which the group participates. referred Influence support.of riots I for a Democratic riot Baltimore, Maryland, supports individuals at Cambridge
- cannot occur through the additional use of fossil fuels without substantially reducing the capacity of the earth for supporting all of us." 3 Fleur Cowles who in her varied career has been editor of two national magazines, writer and painter, worked
- not expect too much to follow from resumption of relations . He felt that perhaps the problem of the "big lie " would be taken car e of by Mr . Attwood 1 s interview with Nasser in L O OK magazine . Mr . Battle pointed out that we still want Nasser to take
- the No.take up 'the •tatua or IN . s. Coming town on the train I reat . · eaa,1ng, both magazine• ani Yearbook, ~rom. A to Izzari, a · it I ton', know wha~•• r1gh, to haT• I •oat leaat lal.ow wh,t other eomparabl• atationa baTe and get along with. Th•r• ar• 50
- Lady Bird has coffee with Kate Louchheim about Ladies Home Journal article; joined by Doris O'Donnell; Lady Bird poses for Vogue magazine photos; fourth Congressional reception; Lynda Johnson as Azalea Festival queen; Luci or Lynda Johnson as queen
- a magazine of persons carrying a banner which pj_cture read 11Black Liberation Front 11 and later heard it mentioned 11 11 that it was a 1ark and that the organization actually did. not exist. FREEMAN·mentioned. that she is the wife of MAX STANFORD
- approached many times by communist cadres by then, and many of these people even lived in my family. They brought to me magazines from Russia. By that time it was in the early days of the communist world. It was in 1936 and 1937, and the magazines were full
- meet with press; Lady Bird to Austin for architecture meeting on the LBJ Library; Lady Bird & Roy White look at stone on University of Texas campus buildings; Press stories about amount of Hill Country acreage LBJ owns; Lynda Johnson's first magazine
- Lady Bird is interviewed by Bill Wise at Life magazine; LBJ & Lady Bird greet U.S. Attorneys; Life magazine article about Bobby Kennedy family; coffee with granddaughter of President Teddy Roosevelt; stories about Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt dinner
- the riots immediately before or during the riot? What did they s~? Do you think they play an important part in the actions of &rf3" section ot the Negro community? Which disc joclceys? [2 of 5] -2- 4) What newspapers and magazines do you read'l Do
- " Doug Cater "~ - 8:40p f^y/ Mike McManus , TIM E Magazin e ^_ |- 8:40p \-i~~ John Steele , TIME Magazine Oke . - 7:05p | V^ Marvin Watson OFF RECORD __• in for pics . = —^ , - J'HITE HOUSE Date January 5, 1967 >ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON WARY
- Johnston, Logan T. , Chairman, Armco Steel Corp Joyce, Dwight P. , Chairman, The Glidden Co. Keim, Robert P. , President-elect, the Advertising Council, Inc. Kendall, Donald M. , President, Pepsi Co. , Inc. Sx Kenyon. Robert E. , Jr. , Exec VP, Magazine
Oral history transcript, Melville Bell Grosvenor, interview 1 (I), 4/28/1969, by Joe B. Frantz
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- Geographic magazine in my left. With those two, I was brought up, and I learned about the world and I learned about character and so forth. And the Senator, Senator Saltonstall, said, IIWhy, you know, Mr. Vice President, it was the same with me. My
- and then you can talk to them. G: How effective was Mary Lasker as a lobbyist for health legislation? M: I would say she was very effective. And, as a matter of fact I think you will recall, one of the think magazines, Atlantic Monthly or Harper's had
- artist. Let me ask you to tell how that tradition began. V: Well, let's see. I was reading a current issue of Vogue magazine, the ladies' magazine. There was an article done on several make-up artists in New York, and one of them was 6 LBJ
- ., Congress BIBLE, Alan, SeM.te CRAMER,William C., Congress BLACK, David S., Interior DAVIS, Joseph H., Citizens Adv. Coom BLAKE, Peter J., Architectural Forum DIAMOND,Henry, NYC Magazine OOUGLASPaul H., Waehi.ngtm, D.C. DRAKE, Dixie, League of Wan.enVoters