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  • his time. Also read GC's afternoon press briefing MITE HOUSE Date €NT LYNDON B. JOHNSON July DIARY .. /DI > Day The 'resident began his day at (Place) White House 26 , 1967 Wednesda n y^2 Time Telephone / In Out Lo 5:10p 7:33p Activity
  • and said "S^^ me. "^^ Geo 12:35p t MW 12:36p t Walt MW Christia n - pl - pl ; Rostow - pl 12:40p t j 12:45p /^ ^llp^ _' j y Yolanda j her Yolanda Boozer (Mrs. Aubrey) and her family are moving to Mexico City, and when the President read
  • . The President read some papers on MJDR's desk, ll:00a The 1 l:29a accompanied The President to the oval office by George Christian, Tom Johnson Marvin Watson* Attorney General, Hon, RamseyClark ll:20a ll:28a Tom Johnson into the President's office w
  • 12:50p t o mjdr's roo m - reading mai l o n corner o f desk ± Senato Senato Sen r Mik e Mansfiel d - r Richar d Russel l . Everet t Dirkse n - Senat e offic e buildin g gym Winder , Georgi a Orlando , Florid a ^^^» ^^^F VHITE HOUS E Date au
  • Lutheran Church - for services conducted by Pastor Norman Truesdell 11:33a Depart Lutheran Church - driving - w/ Luci, Lyn Mildred Stegall. mf 11:39a Arrive 11:50a t 12:28p t_ 12:30p Mr. Main House and Mrs. to his bedroom to read newspapers Johnson
  • Harry ; 1:20p Oct. to mjdr's office, stopping to read staff memos for a minute or two and then into Cabinet Room for meeting with (OFF RECORD) Secretary Dean Rusk Clark Clifford General Earle Wheeler General Maxwell Taylor Mr. Walt Rostow Oval Ofc
  • -- Amb Dobrynin calledthe President ' and the President went to Mr. Watson's telephone to talk. The Ambassador read to the President a message from Mr. Kosygin which he asked to be confidential. He told the President he would call Ambassador Kohler
  • ___ The White House p^ ^ November 2, 1967 Activity (inc!ude visited by) ture Expend! Code Returned to the oval office and went directly to reading his ticker machine (alone) Out to terrace to put on raincoat, Lem Johns sherman this marchman on furnished
  • Times from a chair. . . and read the front section. • I IZZIIIIIIIIIIIIZIIIIIIZ^ s' 8:35p t ~~£, 8:45p ifeftftpc ] To .| "~ •_ j i i | H- , Howard - Wichita Falls, Tex , editor, Times and Record-News (returning his call) l±ranEgpcocmg bedroom
  • from the Fish Room - pl mjdr's room --looking at papers ^fc in box on corner of her des k --then sitting at pob's desk, reading transcript of the President's visit w/ the press earlier today 134 Date Decembe The Whit e House , Washington , D . C
  • MEDA L O! ^ SCIENCE AWARD S FO R 196 8 Remarks Dr. Horni g introduced each recipien t t o the President an d read th e citation. . . . the Presiden t personall y accepted the bo x containin g th e meda l fro m th e President, shoo k hands
  • Orville Freeman until (Columnist) C P Sulzberger New York Times until pics taken just home from Paris widely read abroad but not here Bundy says he's worth more than Krock arranged appt through Horace Busby whom he met abroad on NATO trip Pres Johnson
  • ) Pictures mad e with . congressionalcandidates-.from -Wisconsin. James Buckley . 'Nint h Distric t Fish John A. Race , Sixt h Distric t Lynn Stalbaum , Firs t Distric t Room Returned to ofc reading tickers and going over desk Walter Jenkin n/r Senator
  • . on Lady Bird Special Rub in Room. Talking w/ VM and MF and reading the NY Times Article" When questioned on how he thought the da y had been, he replied, "I thought it was awfully good. " Mrs. Johnson aboard, the Lady Bird Special. Lynda Bird also talked
  • Fentress , Waco , Te x - b . 20 Returned t o the office t o read paper s an d make telephon e calls . Senator Russel l Long , Bato n Rouge , La . b . 21 Harry Akin , Austin , Tex . b . 22 Frank Mayborn, Baltimore , Md . - b . 23 Bill Steven , Houston , Texa
  • years ag o a t a loca l function . 12:20p C Arrived th e Willia m Croo k residenc e fo r reception . w/ Mrs . Johnso n an d Secy Udal l an d Sylvi a Porte r th e Presi separate meeting and read at2:40p. Then released to British.T t 12:20 12:50p 1:15
  • by) ture ,. : — : ^ President to the office, reading tickers on his desk The Went 1 and Kentsch \ talked ( j | ; Monday 29, President, accompanied by mf and mar y s, went outside from the office—entrance first to the station wagon, then changed
  • y Clar k t o cal l me, an d tell Marvi n I' m read y t o go ou t here. " -r • Th e Presiden t the n walked t o th e Flowe r Garde n where preparation s wer e 1 bein g mad e fo r hi s §f r 11:30a. m. appointment . I n truth, i t appeare d tha t
  • /^ 1 1; — Eugene Forte ! *: ' t ! ii "i! ^, T ^/ Frank ix Kelly [ .. . Datr September 1. 1966 -The White House Dav THURSDAY Activity (inctude visited by) To mjdr's room where he read a note from mf saying that Mrs. J's ltr to Secy McNamara' s
  • , (talked at 2:04) George Christian Deaprt Hartman Ranch--in car w/ Luci, Pat, Phyllis, Gerry, and Mrs. Krim At cousin Oreole's Arrive Main House In office at JJ's table reading ticker LUNCH w/ Mrs. Johnson Luci, Pat Phyllis & Gerry Nugent Mr. & Mrs. Rostow
  • took Ms briefing down to him and waited while he read Mary Esther Garner Date October White House Dav 5, 1966 Wednesday Activity ( include visited by) To Cabinet Room w/ Cliff Carter for meeting w/ Democratic Candidates Marvin Watson, Joe
  • Christian Marvin Watson (pl) Doug B (BM pl) Cater Operator - to please notify 2d floor kitchen he was coming over for Dinner. Datf October White House 6, 1966 Dav Tuesday Marvin Watson (pl) Read papers, looked at album, looked at note on flag
  • and Liz Carpenter to come to second floor and have a drink with Mm. Read papers, approved some memos and a wire to Judge Roy Hofheinz (correcting the misspelling of his name), and instructed a wire sent to the parents of a 22oz. baby. Joined by Ashton
  • on speech for television, talked w/ Lynda abo Robert Kintner personal plans, and read his speeches for tonight. Joe Califano(pl) Robert Kintner To bedroom for NAP To Oval Office ^CARTOONISTS: and Marvin Watson OFF /Jack Rosen .^ f John MuiljuM Nielsen Don
  • of Foreign Assistance OFCR with the equivalent rank of Asst Secy: George Allen - Director of Foreign Service Institute Philip l'. Heymann, Acting Direc Thomas L. Hughes - Director of Intelligence and Research Security and Consular Af Benjamin Read - Exec Secy
  • . Devine read the plaque out loud for those assembled. i Then Mr. Rothenberg presented to the President as a gift and as a more practical reminder a cup and saucer -- souvenir of their 17th annual reunion. brief acceptance REMARKS by the President Jim
  • pictures and watching the departure. Helicopter departed U. S. S. Northampton w/ Mrs. Johnson, Lynda JJ, M W ms, mf Bill Moyers (during this flight, the President read the NY Times) Arrive CAMPOBELLO Island N -e w B r u n s w i c k , C greeted by Prime
  • September 6, 1965 WHITE HOUSE --LBJ RANCH, TEXAS MONDAY Awakened -- and had breakfast in bed reading papers and making phon e calls. Bill Mo yers - Washington, D. C. (BM had gon e back to D , Q. on Saturday) McGeorge Bund y - Washington . D . C
  • , reports , an d reading get wel l card s an d telegrams an d letters w / Mrs . Johnson , JJ , v m Returned t o his be d and napped Mrs. Johnso n ( in an d out --as were V M and JJ ) Dr. Georg e Davis All o f the doctor s i n for pictur e takin g w/ th e
  • of the Washington for pics) Cathedral was to toast the Pres. of the U. S, irregardless of whether or not the President is there) XXX7 The President was presented with a medallion, gold finish, size of a 50-cent piece ! one side reading "Washington Society Friendly
  • contributions to the hea headed by Mrs. Mary Lasker and Dr. Michael of the people of the United States presented to Lyndon DeBakey. Dr. DeBakey stepped to the podium, Baines Johnson, Pres. of the U.S. at the Wh. Hse 4/ read the citation (in red leather bound
  • of starting programs in schools where children can have good checks on their eyes and teeth. He told the story of Luci and how she would read things in school and not even see them -- hence she made poor grades until someone discovered her dilemma and had her
  • of the Army, Stanley Resor, read the citation, and the President presented the Medal of Honor *in box* to Mr. Oliv e and then presented the framed certificate to Mr. Olive attendance: CONGRESSIONAL Senator Paul Douglas Senator Thomas Kuchel Cong. Frank
  • E Richman, T. Lefoy Roberts, Dean W Saphir, Lilian M Schlesinger, Richard H. April White House 22, 1966 Friday To his* office, stopping in mjdr's roomto read memos and visit w/ JV and MW To the Cabinet Room where he made remarks saying goodbye
  • of this afternoon w/ the Quadriad In the office reading some more official memoranda (before going into the office, went to the kitchen to find something to eat. . . ate some dietic apricots canned and had a cookie) 10:35 11:00 Retired Today
  • same group to the LBJ Ranc h house In the ranch house -- kitchen reading th e pape r w/ the Krims, Gov. Reed, MF, VM , J J The President went to his room for a rub for the evening.. . and then retired. December 10 , 196 5 White Hous e - LB J Ranch
  • Yarborough Yarborough,, a great public servant , from his friend , LBJ LBJ"" ""o ttoRalph Yarborough, w/ affection, affection , LBJ" 3) Norman Rockwell pic - "" The President and theSenator reading the tickers. . . Joe Calif ano ano - Washington, D. C. (re
  • -worthy he was and what good judgement he had. . . _____ _____ Then commented on his sore throat and how it madehim feel tired Had a rub in his room and dozed and read reports while he was being worked on. Bill Moyers came into his room and told him
  • 'how many hours sleep did you get? " J Discussing Cuneo present w/MJDR. ^— j To Newspaper stand - reading Washington Evening Star he and said was --it in by Bill Moyers - in MJDR's office - telling Bill Moyers he joked w/ MayorLin noticed ^— = to him
  • exceptional . Then stood at the cabinet and read the tickers. . . Into the Oval Office w/ MW -^—^ Looked at pictures by Luis Lupas to enable him to complete his work. To the Cabinet Room for meeting with: RE: Israeli matters Secy. Rusk (The President told