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- taskmai,ter, and in recent months friends noticed was indeed the Pre11ident'saide. Fochett that the ,..~ immediately telephoned Inspector Scott E. Moyer, chief of the morals division, heavil en ms. w,~ as amt ry was told by his for guidance. Moyer gave
- taskmai,ter, and in recent months friends noticed was indeed the Pre11ident'saide. Fochett that the ,..~ immediately telephoned Inspector Scott E. Moyer, chief of the morals division, heavil en ms. w,~ as amt ry was told by his for guidance. Moyer gave
- Street Austin, TX 78705 [email protected] 512-721-0228 (telephone) 512-721-0165 (lax) "Whem flov.
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- speech last week. I have had hundreds of wires, letters and telephone calls, and they are practically unanimous in support of measures I discussed.” 3/31 LBJ, CTJ, Margaret and Margaret Ann Kimball, and Leila Clark go to New York. LBJ is scheduled
- cherished goal: to com plete the reforms begun 111 ranklin Roosevelt's ew Deal. Califano confirmed the famous story that LBJ ordered a telephone in stalled in alifano's office bathroom, so he would never to be out of touch with the Oval Office. The darkest
- in the Johnson Administration in every capacity, as cabinet officers, White House assistants, telephone operators, secretaries and Secret Ser vice agents, plumbers and calligra phers-l ,000 in all-gathered at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington on April 6
- House telephone tapes, great LBJ memorabilia, and campaign buttons from past elections. Texas Electric Cooperatives released their new cookbook, 60 Years of Home Cooking, when the exhibit opened. Not only does it contain great recipes
- DO Photos by Charles Bogel ll LBJ Library Releases Telephone Conversation Recordings by Anne Wheeler, Communications Director Listen a President Lyndon John son talks about using the "Hot Line' for the rst time during the Six Day War, discusses
- and with a broad-minded manner, so as c say in Russia, I don't know how y u say m Texas, was as broad as Texas ... He gave me his pri vate telephone,-to his bedroom ... he said 'Look here ... peo ple go through the1-.cold connections . . . they' re bureaucrats
- was to read some of his poetry At fiN. Lowell accepted this invitation. but on May 30. 1965. he sent President Johnson a letter which he had also released to the Ne\\' l'!,rf..7imt•~- In his letter. Lowell saiu "When I was telephoned last wed.. and askcd 10
- with a telephone as you probably know. He began to talk to me about the Vietnam war ... He just spent an hour and a ha!f preaching to the converted because while 1disagreed in some ways [about how] the war was being conducted, I did feel that basically it had
- .'ifom,lo P~lf Border 9 re,rt~"· past and planned ai'li\11ties. ,tbrarJ Library Opens More LBJ Tapes The Library opcn1.:d anntb ·r incrcmcnl of lapc:-; of Pn.:sidi:01 John. on':. telephone convc.:r:salions oovering 1hc tno111hsof April, May am.IJun
- Membership) Lifetime Membership Corporate Membership Zip City 2.000 $5,000 annunally Telephone (Please call 478- 7829 ror Corpo1·ate Membci-ship information) Enclos d is my check. Please 1110/..e checks parnh/1! ro Tht: Friends or LBJ Library Coming
- that actually furnished the room during the Johnson years, including the President's desk, rocking
- Roared;" and "U.S.A.: the 188 s." • The Archives- Researc The Johnson presidential papers include interagency and staff memoranda and reports, cabinet studies, notes on telephone calls and meetings task force repom, daily diaries, and correspondence
- daughter while terrorist bombs were exploding outside· her London hotel: "Living alone I think of all the friends I've known, "But when I dial their telephone, nobody's home." Eartha, who recently purchased an 80-acre farm in Connecticut, is now looking
- puzzle. Scraps of information from an appointment book, guarded phrases in brief memos to aides, and records of telephone calls became precious clues in the search for information. The oral histori~ of cabinet members on file in the LBJ Librar were
- in which he reveals his personal views or explains why he acted as he did on key issues. Johnson preferred to deal with is ues orally, either in face-to-face discussion or by telephone. White House logs itemize the phone calls on a daily basis
- Membership (please print) $50 per person annually ($100 per couple) $2,000 $5,000 annually (Please call 478-7829 for Corporate Membership information) D Enclosed is my check. City Zip Telephone Please make checks payable to The Friends of The LBJ
- ,000annually Telephone (Please call 478-7829 for Corporate Membership information) Enclosed is my check. Please make checks payable to The Friends of LBJ Library Coming Events: October 7 An Evening With Charlie Wilson. 6:00 p.m .. A Friends event
- of delegates to the Blanco County convention on Tuesday. 5/6 In conversations with Earl Mazo of the New York Herald Tribune, LBJ discloses that he was threatened with death or maiming by an anonymous telephone caller after his speech Thursday night
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- and the Prime ~inister chatted with the congregation and played with the children present. In April of 1965, when the Dominican Crisis broke out, President Johnson received his first news while at Camp David. He kept in close 21 contact by telephone
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- and the Prime ~inister chatted with the congregation and played with the children present. In April of 1965, when the Dominican Crisis broke out, President Johnson received his first news while at Camp David. He kept in close 21 contact by telephone
- had Easter vacation this week from school, but goes back next week.” LBJ writes County Judge Lewis Porter that he and nine other senators are sponsoring legislation to provide loans to existing rural telephone companies to improve and expand
- Inauguration ceremonies for Bosch - see travel file. 2/28 Presents gifts to Bosch this morning before returning to Washington. Telephone calls to Jenkins, Reedy, Senator Russell re: trip. March 3/1 Breakfast w/August Busch on his private railroad car
- ians and then transcribed on pap r) add much needed detail. for the telephone has eliminated much of the m mo writing done by former Presidents. "What is open for investigation'?" is a timely question. Naturally, materials which have not ye been
- dern ca e of communication by telephone and personal conver sation. A econd prize may be awarded for the definitive study of the American role in Vietnam. The National Security Files, which were kept in the Situation Room at the White House, fulfilled
- things t learn is not to be an en abler. In other words, not ov r up, not make the excuses, not make the telephone alls as to why so-and-so won't be in to school or in to work because of a cold or a toothache or some other reason, but let the honest
- think the federal limits are too low. There has to be a balance struck between limits which are so low as to force a candi date to spend all of his or her time on the telephone or begging for money and, on the other hand, giving the 4 people at least
- call 478-7829 for Corporate Membership information) Telephone D Enclosed is my check. Please make checks payahle ro The Friends of the LBJLibrary. 23 Lyndon B. Johnson: Friend to the Austin Jewish Community By Claudia Anderson. Senior Archivist
- annually Telephone (Please eall 478-7829 for Corporate. lembership information) Enclosed is my check. Please make checks payable 10 The Friends of LBJ Library John Kenneth Galbraith Although they later fell out over Vietnam policy, LBJ counted him
- of President Johnson' telephone conversa tions. Descriptions of these tapes are available on the web site, and a "search engine" permits researchers to hunt for subjects hich interest them. The Archives considered making actual sound recording
- . Republican National Committee’s fact sheet accuses LBJ of leading a Democratic attempt “to frighten the nation [about] a business dip . . . for political advantage” and charged that a “series of panic statements” in Congress were inspired by telephone calls