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  • for television TAPING of the President's statement on the Food Message to Congress To the Oval Ofc The Honorable Nelson Rockefeller ^_ Oke pics and Frank Wolfe Governor of New York pics The Governor asked to see the President on a number of matters
  • - President fell asleep but awakened for 10:00 news) Dinner guests - Moursunds Retired for the evening & Winters Departed Today announced hi s acceptanc e of th e resignation s o f fiv e Whit e Hous e Staf f members wh o were originall y appointe d
  • the newspaper s fo r th e Ne w York York Dail Daily y New New s rushe dd tto o th ee Cabine Cabine tt Roo Roo m wher where e February 1 8 196 5 The Whit e House Thursday he sai d he ha d lef t it . H e cam e ou t an d aske d fo r on e quickly (Cath y
  • policy Taylor's resignation and Alexis Johnson's re above call replacing him John Chancello r o f NB C New s announcing Amb Secretary Rus k Re Clark Cliffor d , appointments Secretary Rusk John Chancello r o f NB C News McGeorge Bundy McGeorge
  • , teletyp e messages an d television. H. E . Keit h J . Hol yoake. Prim e Minister o f New Zealand Accompanied b v Amb. Lloy d Hand William Bund y Hon. G . R . Laking , Ambassado r o f Ne w Zealand The Presiden t wa s prepare d for thi s meetin g
  • ,•¥"* July White Secretary Secy Henry 8 1965 Thursday House Fowler McNamara McGeo Bundy In -MW' s roo m t o shak e hand s wit h Gov. Richar d Hughes o f New Jersey an d jdxhaxxx his assistant , Bo b Burkhart Secy Connor Secy Thomas Mann re Joined
  • to the front j crew area where George Christian was sitting with a Press Pool of I Mr. Jack Southerland--U. S. News and World Report j Mr. Forrest Boyd--Mutual Mr. Max Frankel -- New York Times j Mr. Frank Cormier -- Associated Press I Mr. Merriman Smith
  • office Mr. Jorden is returning to Paris at 4:00 p. m. this afternoon, departed South grounds for the new Departmen t of Housing and Urban Development Buildin g in Southwest Washington w/ Mike Manatos, Califano, Tim Jones Barefoot Sanders, Bob Taylor USSS
  • for Bravery and Service. are: Capilla, Kail ua, Oshu, Hawaii G. Glynn III, Westbury, Long Island, New York Mary Lynne Donohue, Sheboyg an, Wisconsin attending; Director J Edgar Hoover Solicitor General Erwin Griswold 1968 VHITE HOUS E dat DENT LYNDO N B
  • before hi s schedule d departur e fo r German y o n May 20 . . Q . Ro y Chal k calle d th e Presiden t fro m New Yor k Cit y He i s Presiden t o f the D . C. Transi t Company , bu t presentl y in th e Moun t Sina i Hospital i n Ne w York. President wa s
  • a hypodermic needle of Italian in him - because of his explosive qualities """ Worked papers with Jim Jones •"• Talked with Ervin Duggan and Harry Middleton and Bob Hardesty *"~ The President had on his new suit - one of three that he ordered and received
  • 10:59a t 11:00a t j 11:06a 11:11a f 11:12a t /ll:25a To - pl Temple Manatos f Jay Mike feqc - pl Taylor - New York City Manato s McPherson - pl Fish Room - for TAPING of the message on the Foreign Aid Bill OFF RECORD r\ WHITE HOUSE Date
  • a statement on the death of Dr. Charles William Mayo, and gave it to Tom Johnson Mrs. George Arthur Krim - New Orleans, La. Reedy ^r ^ /Hirt HOUSE Date Jul ^r y 29, 1968 >ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON The White House ~ resident began his day at (Fiar.p
  • - w/ Jim Jones Senator Gale McGee Mr. James Clay, the publisher, with National Pres s Miss Mary Gale McGee The Senator gave the President a copy of his new book on Vietnam 11:55a t Murphy 11:56a Charles 12:00n t - pl Murphy Jones - pl WW
  • f New York this ceremon y was arranged . Purpose o f projects wil l b e t o ope n u p sociall y useful par t tim e job s i n Mtg w/ the Presiden t suggeste d t o Communit y Service - job s tha t fo r lac k o f funds ar e no t no w and normally again
  • 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
  • Distance call to Post Master General Lawrence O'Brien-was in Massachusetts but enroute to New York. Left word in New York 9:55 a t Secy. 10:03 t : McPherson Dean Rusk pl Expend,- 10:15a t 10: 26a Secy. t 10:31a t 10:47a f 11:20a President
  • , New York City 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
  • , 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • . Haack to the President. Mr. Cohen says that Mr. Haack will probably be the next I President of the New York Stock Exchange. . | r~ 11:20 JL Senator / Warren '-f =— 11:11a 11:15a , ) -/./11:30a| , 12:00N _^ . jI I of ( OFF in after :—. George
  • by Jim Jones [ Keith Funston' OFF RECORD r ^
  • : 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • Cavanagh of Detroit appt requested by Mayor Stanford Brookshire of Charlotte, N. Car. Mayor Clyd e Fant of Shreveport, La. Mayor John Lindsay of New York City Mayor Barr of Mayor Jack Malteste r of San Leandro Mayor Alex Smekta of Rochester, Minn.. Mayor
  • 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
  • - 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
  • —^LT-ir- (include visited by) ture - pl Joe 10:50a ,_ -1 __ Califano ' .1 _., i_ r-. t t Edwin ™___ __ , ^ ^ ___________________ ] _. _,_,_.-_,. T^-J.-I __-...-. »--!_- - Weisl, Sr - New York City Flower Garden . . . _, REMARKS
  • have to call him back. It was reported to the President that Mr. ROWe was soon to 1eave for New York and wondered if he could call the President from NY. The President said just to let him know when he was back in town, and he would talk with him
  • - k Sutherland - U . s Robert s - Lif S. e News Newswee } & k | 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 . / i t 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
  • , 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
  • 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