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  • N. I AM PARTICULARLY HOPEFUL ABOUT CONTRIBUTIONS THAT BOTH OF THESE FINE ADMINISTRATORS WILL BRIOO TO THE DEMONSTRATION CIT !ES PROGRAM. THIS IMPORTANT LEG !SLAT ION IS NOWBEFORE THE CONGRESS, AND I URGE ITS PROMPT PASSAGE. THE CITIES PROGRAMIS OUR
  • Regional personnel will be that the meeting will serve to right direction. time Mr. Collins, three the Regional Office, and present. It ia hoped start the process in the There is a final complication. I assume tha.t sine the President is concerned
  • in the United States will help -- with our resources, our technology, and the enthusiastic support of our people. In preparing your programs you will use the tools that are at hand. But I hope your vision ·also will extend to the tools of tomorrow. I am
  • on Urban Housing Lawrence E. Levinson; The White House Staff Matthe11.,,.,Nimetz, The White House S~aff 1 Mr. Brannon, Treasury, Mr. Hellmuth, Treasury. / ! .I Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Slitor, Treasury Snyder, Treasury Noll, CEA Havens, BOB Ross
  • Launching of main new institute for industrial research and development: hope to have profound effect. 12. Industrial Extension Services Early stages of developing effective industrial extension services from the Korean Productivity Center, and some
  • . .. , FG/7t:J , ., ROOM: send the following message: ED: WASHINGTOO COMCENTER M FRIDAY 30 DECEMBER 1966 . ED: LBJ RANCHCCMCENTER "Mr President: MFRIDAY30 DECEMBER 1966 I Info copies: Bill Moyers ·Bob Fleming. ' Secretary Weaver sent
  • and that these discussions have contributed to our continuing friendship and cooperation . In conclusion, let me thank you for your good wishes . I fervently share your hope and pray that 1967 will bring peace to the peoples of the world. Sincer ely, Lyndon B• .Johnson nd
  • JAPANESE­ EUROPEAN STEEL INDUSTRY MEETIN3 WHICH IS SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 21. AT THAT MEETING, THE EUROPEANS HOPE TO REACH AGREEMENT WITH THE JAPANESE ON VOLUNTARY RESTRAINTS. IF SUCCESSFUL, THEY WOULD THEN APPROACH BRITAIN AND CANADA, THE OTHER TWO MAJOR
  • , questions crop T £ind useful as for Mac Bundy's briefing of eleven which finally took We told them it and hope it won 1t R. W. Komer \\ DECLASSlft'lED Authority>t~te By De ll-: l\-11{-17; N~C. (Q-3.1-? , NARS;Date l -~:,-'§:l 0 1
  • ·is · also -~ canvassing other .a va.i lable sources. I hope to be ready to discuss this matter with you in • ' Drafted 1,y, . . ' . · Te•. bl. . Recd from WH 9/22/66. '•• 0-MCNf -Tol09•aphic ••••lffl•llioo ••cl . ,1■ uillca1••• ■-"" i,y, . I S /S
  • " of about $15 billion. In the initial stages this would accrue in gradual installments as the demobilization proceeded. I I . A reduction of this magnitude in defense spending is probably the most we can hope £or. It is easy to imagine niajor new