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Martin, Dairymen's League Cooperative Assn. , New York City
A. L. McWilliams, Pure Milk Association, Chicago, 111.
E. Birdsall, Twin City Milk Producers Assn. , St. Paul Minn
Reeves, Producers Creamery Co. , Springfield, 111.
Paul Alagia, Jr., Louisville
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Frances Lewin e , A P
Sidney Weilan d , Reuter s
Robert Phelps , Ne w York Time s
Richard (Dick) McGowan , Ne w York Dail y New s
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Larry O'Rourke , Philadelphi a Bulleti n
Muriel Dobbi n , Baltimor e Su n
Garnett Horne r
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Distance call to Post Master General Lawrence O'Brien-was in Massachusetts
but enroute to New York. Left word in New York
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11:20a President
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CONGRESSIONAL
LEADERSHIP BREAKFAST ~
Senator Robert Byrd
Carl Albert
Senator Mike Mansfield
Postmaster Genera l Lawrence O'Brien
Mike Manato s
Sanders
Russell Long
Speaker John McCormack
Jim Jones
and
the Vice President
Cong
- t o tal k wit h reference t o judgeship s i n New Hampshire. "
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VHITE HOUSE date
DENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
DIARY Camp
President began his day at (Place) Day
Time Telephone
11
In Out
Lo
1:23p t
1:52p 2:00p
(include visite d by)
Jacqueline
- , 1970. (Reappointment)
Paul G. April, of Nashua, New Hampshire, to be United States
Marshal for the District of New Hampshire for the term of four years*
(Re appointment)
Dr. Roger W. Heyns, of California, to be a Member of the
National Science Board
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Time Telephon
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Thursda
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Mike Manatos , a t th e Capito l
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• Toda
y accepted th e resignatio n o f Arthu r S . Lan e a s U . S. Distric t Judg e fo r
the Distric t o f New Jersey (Trenton) , t o b
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Spessard Holland
Manatos
the South Lawn for
ARRIVAL CEREMONY
for The Right Honorable Keith Holyoake, C. H.
Prime Minister of New Zealand
w/ Mrs. Johnson
/HITE HOUSE Date Qct
IENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
9,
'resident began his day at (Place) Day
Time
- no t tal k )
e Presiden t was awak e
--went t o West Hal l i n hi s bathrob e an d slippers t o watch televisio n
--had hi s usua l breakfas t fro m a tra y
7:51a t
Hon
8:30 a t
Hon
. Arthu r Goldber g - i n New York
. Ab e Fortas , Associat e
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of the Amir o f Kuwait, His Highness Shaikh Sabah Al-Salim Al-Sabah
Before going to the Lawnthe State of
for the ceremony, the _
President shook hands
d^with Cong. Frank Horton of
New York, and
Dr. Milton Elzufon the
Mayor of Newark, New York.
Remarks
j
Dec
- 100 .
Arrived Nashvill e Airpor t - - greete d crowd s - handshakin g
Aboard AF # 1
To Ne w Orleans, Louisiana , aboar d A F # 1 . t f Th e President cam e i n the mai n cabi n
and visite d wit h the Press Poo l for th e entir e flight .
New Orlean s
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express his sorrow
/
,/
News f Conf
# /6
says Pres. office
saw the
AG
W.H.
somewhere
in
Diary
does
not
indicate
Again expressed regrets
location
Bundy
Situation
or
Mr.
Bundy's
Situation
Room
McCone
)
Salinger
Situation
News
Bundy gave the President
- instruction s t o b e relaye d
the President agree d t o se e t
o Marvi n Watson--"Tel l Marvi n I want to se e thi s fello w about ten minutes
an
d then
Mr. Samuels , a Businessma n fo r hi m t o com e ge t me." '
from upstat e NY , t o discuss th e
New Yor k
- . Haack
to the President. Mr. Cohen says that Mr. Haack will probably be the next
I President
of the New York Stock Exchange. .
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11:20
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Keith Funston' OFF
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- . Willard Wirtz
later this evening and because ^Mrs. Johnson
of their bravery Would see new the President took UnderSecy of State Katzenbach
hope for peace in its light.
" X "
Admiral
McDonald __
The President shook hands with some;
Asst
Secy of Def Vance
- :
The President made REMARKS -- --drawing attention to the group of former boy scouts who in 1917 -- 49 yrs ago
had led this country In liberty bond sales. Pres, stepped close to Cong. Grider (who had obtained a brand new
American flag) and Mervin Rosenbush
- Carpenter - in room also
Bill Moyers
News Media - CB- Taped Speech
President and Mrs. Marcos
to the suite
came into the room to visit w/ him
Date__October 27, 1966
Manila Hotel,
- Activit
Manila , Philippine Island
s Da
y (tnc)ud e visited bv) tur
v
- by )
To Yellow Oval Room for presentation of credentials by
^/ Amb. of Pakistan, Agha Hilaly
(/^ and Amb. of Democratic Republic of the Congo, Cyrille Adoula
j Amb. James Symington
Cong Hale Boggs - New Orleans , L a ^
To Oval Office
^
Date NOVEMBER 4, 1966
- . Paul F Barnhart, Houston, Tex
Mr. Ernes t D. Brockett, Pittsburgh, Pa
Mr. Rober t Cahn, Christian Science Monitor
Mr. Winthrop P Carty, Vision Magazine
Mr. Pye Chamberlain, UPI Radio News
Mr. Lesli e Cheek, Jr. , Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond
- entered the State Ding Room and received guests -- joining Luci in
with all the news the President was the Receiving Line -- she was substituting for her mother. After receiving the
giving to the Fellows, and the guests
the President walkdd around the room
- that the y wouldn't
be move d from th e East Win g - - (thi s respons e cam e fro m watchin g the
TV tha t was o n in mjdr's offic e - - Joh n Chancellor's new s report fr . th e WH
on th e sit-in s i n th e WH)
To th e Mansio n w/ M W -- fo r CONGRESSIONA L
- Rusk
Gale McGee - at NBC Studios after his appearance on TODAY show
)
Vice President
Houston Johnson
Rostow
Hon.
Secretary
Walt
y - Corning, New York - Chairman of the Board, Cornin g Glass Intl.
Vic e President (b.
Sam
10:24a t_
10:54a t
- by)
the Cabinet Room
where he informally greeted the
new Ambassador o f Indonesia. Mangundiningrat
His Excellency, R. MBBBgftBfcftgg^ Sudjatm iko
He then led the Ambassador into the Fish Room for the
presentation of credentials (covered by White House press
- . Terenc e J . Cooke , D . D. Archbisho p of New York
Hon. Roma n Hruska , U S Senate
Hon. Hal e Boggs , Hous e o f Representatives
Hon. Willia m McCulloch , Hous e o f Representatives
Dr. Milto n S . Eisenhower , Baltimore , M d Chairma n o f the Commissio
- :30
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p Mis
12:35p To
12:55p Rober
1:00p w/ To m Johnso n
V~ (Mr
y ^fr McNamara
e Califan o - pl - re consume r messag e
s Phylli s ^ Bonann o
^
m Johnso n an d
t "Bob " Baski n o
f the Dalla s Mornin g New s
. Baski n gave the Presiden t
-
10:20p To
12, 1968
Watson - asking what percentage of votes were in in New Hampshire -MW replied 60%
- tell the chief to come up
Johnso n joined - she had just returne d from attending Serkin concert
w/ Natl Symphony.
for Dale Malechek
- .
Agha Hilaly of Pakistan
indicates Pres Amb.
Abdullah Malikyar of Afghanistan
Ahmed Osman of Morocco
talked t o Waller Amb.
re Mrs. Holt being
Amb.
Hushang Ansary of Iran
a guest; Amb of Amb.
Frank Corner of New Zealand
India re crop develop- Amb.
Ali
- - to watch CBS News Special , Charle s Collingwood' s intervie w
with th e Nort h Vietnamese transmittin g fro m satellit e fro m Toky o
Channel 9
As th e progra m cam e on , th e Presiden t said , " I almost hate t o
look at it , becaus e I know it'll make m
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k Sutherland - U .
s Robert s -
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News
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8:10p Th
World
J
Report
_
e President an d Georg e Christia n t o th e mansio n t o
' Yello
w Ova l Roo m wher e OFF/RECOR
D
8:15 ( Loy
d Hackle r an d .
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Burea
u Chief
- for the term of seven years from September 26, 1967.
(Reappointment)
|
Walter E. Washington, of the District of Columbia, to be
Commissioner o f the District of Columbia for a term expiring
February 1, 1969. (New Position)
Thomas W. Fletcher, of the District
- To
Oval Office
5:44p /jV^
T.
. Charles
S. Duckmanton, General Manager, Australian Broadcasting Commission
Peter Barnett, Washington correspondent for the Australian Broadcasting Commission
Buttrose , New York correspondent for the Australian
- to the Administrator
Clay, Chief, Health Division, Bureau for Bx VietNam
L. Breeling - Science News Dept, American Medical Assoc
^ Ambassado
r William Leonhart
William
Gaud- Administrator, AID
Clinton
Wood
James Grant
funs House n*t
- , the Supreme Court
(in Westport, Connecticut)
5:05p t
Joe
Califan o - pl
5:09p t
Dr.
Joe Frantz - in his office
5:14p t
Joe
Califano
5:22p t
Thursday
(include visited by)
LD
5:02p t
5, 1968
Mr.
Arthur Krim - in his office in New York City
l
- 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
- of this book to
President Kennedy. Royalties from this book have been given to a church in
India for construction of a new church.
Everett Dirksen
/Hm HOUSE Date_Sept
>ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
11 , 1968
the White House ^
'resident began his day at (Place) Day
- , New York
W. L. Clayton. Jr. , Circulation Manager, Washington Star
Appt requested by the International Circulation Managers Association for
picture with the Presiden t and these two boys who are the year's representatives
for National News paperboy Day
- visited by) ture
^^
- pl
- pl
the mansion for LUNCH
w/ George Christian
and Tom Johnso n
2:40pm t
3:11pm t
16, 1968
White House Wednesday
or t Expend!Activity
LD
2:17p t
^^
Richard
Walt
Berlin, in New York City
returning Mr. Berlin's call
- the motorcade halted wherethe Presidentsand
First
Ladies walked to the side of the bridge to view construction on
the
Chamizal
Monument.
The new boundary was marked with yellow flags, The Presidents unveiled
the
monument of the new Mexican border (12:05pm
- of Defense
Califano -pl
Cater -pl
Califano
Johnson
Rostow -pl
-
Watson -pl
President to the East Room for the SWEARING -IN CEREMONY of
Howard Samuels as Under Secretary of Commerce
Flowers were sent today to Governor Richard J. Hughes of New Jersey
