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- Madiso n Nabrit, Jr .
Charles W . Yos t
Clifford L . Alexander , Jr .
Hobart Taylor ^ Jr .
In pres s conferenc e release d new s o f instruction toda y t o th e DO D to procee d wit h
the developin g o f a Manne d Orbiting Laborator y (MOL )
Released tex
- facilities .
NOMINATION SEN T T O TH E SENAT E today ;
Cecil B . Lyon , o f New Hampshire, a FS O of the Clas s o f Career Minister , t o serv e
concurrently an d without additional compensatio n as Ambassado r Extraordinar y an d
JV (pl)
Plenipotentiary
o f
- Treasurer o f Standard Oi l C o of New Jersey t o replac e Mr . Longstreet .
Today sen t a MESSAG E t o th e Whit e House Conferenc e o n International Cooperatio n
lelivered b y th e Vic e Presiden t i n his speec h t o th e Conferenc e Nov . 29 , 1965
- problem - ANF/MLF. Se e Bund y
George Reed y
memo date d 2-9-6 5
George Reed y
also see JV memo
dated
1 31 65
McGeorge Bund y (pl)
Senator Mik e Mansfiel d
Senator Everet t Dirkse n
Abe Fortas
Hon. Nelso n Rockefeller Governo
r o f New York (Se e lt r t
- / M W -- aske d v m why it wa s tha t sh e wa s ou t every Monday
after a weeken d - - i n a iocula r manner . . . then asked i f sh e though t
she ha s pneumoni a
Attorney Genera l Katzenbach
Harry
Reasnor
of
CBS News
OFF RECORD
Bob Pierpoint (Mr
- Jacobsen , Milwaukee , Wisc .
Louis J . Braun , Jamaica , NY
Ira Gelnik , Washington , DC
Mrs. Phili p M . LeCompte , Newto n Center , Mass .
W. Hal e Thompson , Newpor t News , V a
Nat ^HH Weinberg, St . Clai r Shores , Mich .
Saul ^H^H Ness el roth
-
President Hubert Humphrey in Newark, N. J. (Ph: 351 9123)
Richard M. Nixon at his apartment in New York City (Ph: a/c ^pfr 212 - 838-1441
George Wallace in Norfolk. Virginia at the Golden Triangle Motor Hotel
m Jones (PL)
6:28p 6:35p
t
Sen.
Thomas J
- be locate d i n th e Moto r Inn . Afte r th e dedicatio n
ceremonies, th e President went to the Gran d Ballroo m t o address th e
Weekly Newspape r Editors Associatio n o f New Hampshire .
The President made REMARK S - - H e recognized Mr . Norma n Piper
- agree d t o serv e o n th e USI A
Advisory Board )
"
Today name d new members t o Nationa l Advisory Commission on Librarie s
/HITE HOUS E
Date January 31, 196 7
IENT LYNDO N B . JOHNSO N
DIARY Tuesda
'resident bega n hi s da y a t (Place ) Da
- rai n
on us. "
President an d Mrs. Samoza. an d the President's Aid e
remained i n Managua ; c
Also His Excellenc y an d Mrs. H. E . Gut ierrez remaine d i n Nicaragua
New passenger aboar d Ai r Forc e One :
Mrs. Guillerm o Sevilla-Sacasa . wif e o f
- versions of a letter from Pope Paul (the President was re-editing)
: concerning
3&&*GSM&eaBSB£ Pope Paul's message regarding ^taJSBSBfff
suspension
of hostilities over the Lunar New Year that might be extended and
»
/
open
the way to negotiations for peace
- of
Defense for Reserve Affairs (New Position)
22, 1968
- . Johnson used the new White House
China selected by Mrs. Johnson.
list to
list
2:56p t
2:57p t
, 3:00p 3:32p
* ;.
- Vance
Walt Rostow
John Roche
and various staff members
Agenda;
Report on
Report on
Report on
Review of
Review of
1:25p To
Paris negotiations - Vance
New Cabinet in Saigon - Katzenbach
Poor People's encampment - Clark
Tax and spending cuts situation
- of General William Westmoreland
as the new Army Chief of Staff.
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JULY 3 , 196 8
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- g the 10-:0 0 ocloc k news w/Mrs. Johnso n
. Johnso n playin g bridg e w/Lynd a
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" 10:30p " Th
Col. Smit h an d yb
e Presiden t t o hi s bedroom . - sayin g Goodnigh t
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10:00 - 10:30 p T10:30p
- / the delegation from
the New York Academy of Sciences
President asked t VHITE HOUSE Date June 26, 1968DENT LYNDON B. JOHNSONDIARY the Wh
on which he could listen to Secy Rusk's press conference.
Secy
Rusk (b. 1) - after his press conference, general discussion
- not watch th e 11:00 p new s - - bu t asked tha t th e volum e b e turned
tip a t on e poin t when General Wheele r -mzpfgy^-ytagiyn g came o n th e screen .
11:30p f
Lynd
a
12:15a The
12:20a Cong
12:25a Mf
domino game broke up and Mrs. Pickl e
- , N Y Times
Helen Thoma s - UP I ;
Bob Young - Chicago Tribune
Forrest Boyd . Mutua l News ___
Hugh Sidey , Tim e an d Lif e
Jim Jone s
Tom Johnso n
_
Mary Rathe r
pob
Talked abou t hi s visi t with Gen, Eisenhowe r an d how well he looked . Als o
-
Flowers sent toda y to Hon. James Farley. St. Claire's hospital - New York City
ExpendiCode
THE WHIT E HOUS E Dat
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8
PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
DAILY DIAR Y
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The Presiden t watche d the televised new s an d analyses o f his announcement. . . .
and the n watche d Ra y Scherer
-
Activity (include visited by)
Sec y of Interior, David Black
(The President had asked for Secy Udall, but he was out of the city on the
trip with Mrs. Johnson)
Under
Joe
2:06p t
2:09P t
1968
Califano - pl
Hon.
Col.
Cyrus Vance - New York City
- in pacification
Following these awards the troops gave three cheers for the President.
General Westmoreland on behalf of all troops in VietNam wished the President and the
First Lady a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, thanked the President for coming,
SEE TR
- -Brinkle y Report on television whil e waitin g fo r A F On e to lan d
ja
t Andrew s A F Base--th e new s progra m include d part s o f the President' s departur e
j ceremon
y fro m Anderson AF Bas e i n Guam .
: mids
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e President cam e t o th e
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AT TH E WHIT E HOUSE .
•
WITH GEORGE CHRISTIAN, PRESS
SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT; AND
WALT ROSTOW, SPECIAL ASSISTAN
TO THE PRESIDENT .
8:05 P.M. (Loca l Time )
APRIL 11, 196 7
TUESDAY
Punta del Este
- Transportation - 4 7 state s an d 25 nations participating . Th e
Pres. suggeste d th e Th
e President, Mrs . Johnso n and Roy White were discussing plans fo r hi s
Gov. cal l the VPre s ne
w bathroom in new addition to private quarter s a t Ranch. Presiden t
- , amd mary s--He looked a t a new selectio n of
a for possible purchase an d asked th e opinio n of those gathered with
him. Afte r freshenin g up in his room, the President returned downstair s
g to the sitting room between the livingroom and dining
- for the Sheraton Park (Mr.
^ The
for WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS DINNER
McHugh to the theater)
s**~ _____________——————
CS REMARKS by the President
;
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j Robert
Thompson, outgoing President of the Association
i_
Frank Cormier,
new
Presidentof the Association
- Telephon e & Telegraph Co ;
William Henney, Willia m Schropp , G . S . Thoenen , Alvi n vo n Auw
U. S . Independen t Telephone Assoc - Arthu r Wood , Jr .
Bud Bennett , Harshe-Rotma n & Druck, Inc . Ne w Yor£,New York
Michael Casac e
Edwin Laurin o
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_ Charles
Shutt
of_Hearst Metrotone
pair- of binoculars
Maurice Johnson, UPI a
was the gift which the White House News Photo
graphers'
Association ha d planne d to give t o the Presiden t at thei r annua l dinner .
•
F DEOOR D RECORD
- Panama ha d reache d agreement o n the form an d
t o f new treaties relatin g t o th e presen t cana l an d a possibl e ne w se a leve l
cana
l i n the future. Propose d texts o f treaties ar e bein g submitte d t o respectiv e Govt s
y negotiator s
- the swearing in
the President sat his table and signed the re-enlistment papers.
Also, just before landing, the President surprised Gaddis and Glynn with the news
that they would be promoted to Master Sergeant effective 1 December.
Wheels down, Manila
- one Monocle (on Gov Gen in New Zealand) -- and that monocle
had been imported. " *
The President then suggested that USIA make a complete movie of the _
trip and then slice it country by country and send it back to each country.
The President then said
- - front entrance \
lovely new building, begun in 1965 and finished in Nov. 1967. Pres. and Mrs. ;
Luci escorted to the lobby of the Embassy by Amb. and Mrs. Castro
American Mission personnel and local all gathered to greet the Johnsons _
military personnel
- then the picture was changed to a New Yo rk baseball game)
9:10p Departed
9:20p To
._ 9:25p
Xf
~ I
y
Walt
_ 9:30 To
ii
MJDR's room w/Mr s. Johnson
to North Grounds
I |_
the Press Office with Mrs. Johnson
Rostow - in Press Office ^V
/fcw t
the mansion
w
- effectiv e Fe b 28 , 196 7
Today announce d his intentio n t o nominate Jame s J . Reynolds , Jr . , o f New
York a s Unde r Secy o f Labor , succeedin g Joh n H. Henning . Als o announce d his
intention t o nominat e Thoma s R . Donahu e o f Bethesda, M d
- of the Government House, Wellington,
Zealand. The building was elevated on a hill and had steep steps leading down
' New
i to
, Immediately
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th
e driveway in front: further down was the lawn on which many people were gathered.
in front of the scene
