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- . Donovan (founder of OSS) award
is presented from time to time by the organization to an individual of
their choice EB|P^ who has rendered particularly distinguished service
to the U. S. for the cause of freedom abroad.
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n-,t
-
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
- while seated next to her at the Thai Classical Dancc program
The President commented on the night saying it was one of the prettiest one
he had seen —bu
t the dancing program was too long. He asked mary s about
time and was very interested in whom she
- 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
-
Dirksen. He then gave pens to al l members of Congress, negro leaders an d then.
to his Cabinet. At one point he asked fo r LarryO'Brie n and o n his arriva l gave
a pen to him - - and to Dick Goodwin. Several times the President sat down a t
the desk
- a considerable amount of time talking w/ a senior
at the college -- Miss Aubrey Kline -- and tha t he told her tha t if she wanted a job
upon graduation in Washington, D. C . to write him a letter and he would se e to it.
He also talked to Miss Gayle Shipp
- / Mrs . Johnso n
(at 10:5 9 Yoland a Booze r calle d th e President , bu t he wa s havin g dinner, s o sh e
left th e followin g messag e t o be give n t o him: " I a m i n Columbi a Hospital, du e to
have th e bab yy aa tt an y time")
time" ) --th
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(NY
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Times )t o
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Oval R
l Rm
m Of
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--then
toto
Little
LittlLounge
e Loung-e joine
- joine
d by
d by
Jake Jacobse n and
an d Marvin
Marvin Watson.
Watson.
Jake Jacobsen
Harry MacPherson
Marvin
Watson
Geo
Reedy
Mrs Johnson
- in Alaska time — 9:17 pm, November 1, 1966, TU
Date_ November
Emerald Villa, Seoul, Korea p^
2, 1966
Wednesday
Activity (inr)ude visited by)
Today - Joint Statement of President Johnson and President Park
on the occasion of President Johnson's State
-
To the Green Room to receive the African Ambassadors
To the Blue Room for pictures - taken in groups - for USIA and Look Magazine w/ the African Ambassadors. At this time, the President made informal presenta:
of the autographed copies of the book prepared
- then said , " Tha t Mis s Mildre d sur e i s gettin g around."
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HITE Hous e Dat
e Marc
h 22 , 196 7 ^
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•NT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
IAKV
-esident bega n hi s day a t (Place)
Time Telephon
1:
Activit
In Ou
tL
oL
Th
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I
D'
Cod
10:24a Th
- in the State Dining Room.
(Note, the times are accurate -- they were obtained from Secret Service)
D^ SEPTEMBER 6, 1966
WhiteHouse Dav
TUESDAY
Activity (inc!ude visited by)
Cong. Wilbur Mills OFF
Mrs. Johnson
Joe Califano (pl)
Geo Christian (pl)
Departed
- i n the bo x for a shor t time .
When Kentucky , Tennessee , an d Missour i group s went by, Mr . an d Mrs. Clifto n
Daniel (she , ne e Margare t Truman ) were i n the bo x -- a s wa s Warri e
Lynn Smith (Lynda' s roommat e a t UT)
Governor Smyli e o
- to the time
when the "hope and optimism" represented by the successful Ranger Moon Mission, will
supplant "the fear and hate, the bitterness and division, the poison and venom" which retard
society's progress, the President said.
Dr. Wm H. Pickering, director
- Chronicle
Paul L . Martin , Gannet t Amo
n Carte r Evans , Nashvill e Tennesseea n
Barnet Nover, Denver Post
Ochs, Chattanoog a Time s
Martin
David Wise , Ne w York Herald Tribun e Be
n Golden , Chattanoog a Time s
Raymond P . Brandt , St . Loui s Pos t
- at whic h time h e cam e int o th e
main cabi n and visited fo r 5 minutes wit h the Press Poo l - - ar r JF K Intl a t 3:45 p
Met
by
Commissioner
Richard
Patterson
Helicopter t o Wai f Stree t Helipor t w / Mrs . Johnson , Secretar y Hodges
- busses were allowed to catch up. For some
reason they had not departed the airport with the motorcade, and there was much
talk between Moyers and Secret Service about stopping the President's car in
time to allow the press buses to catch up.
At this time
- , Washington, DC
Prof Joseph Goldstein, Yale Law School, New Haven
Jack Greenburg, NAACP, NYC
Fred Graham, NY Times, Washington, DC
Judge William Hastie, Court of Appeals, Philadelphia
Allen Hoffard, Bureau of Prisons
Herbert E Hoffman, Ofc of Deputy AG
Hon. J
-
deep. A very warm welcome, and the President slowed the motorcade down to a mos
a creep, and stopped several times to talk to the crowd.
Arrive Hotel Savery, Des Moines, Iowa
The President w/ Governor and Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Johnson went
- - but last night at a social function,
one of the Embassy officials told our Bulgarian desk officer, that the Cha: ge
had been called out of town unexpectedly, and probably would not return in
time to attend. They did not offer a substitute.
Czechoslovakia
- , Minneapolis Tribune
Mr. Peter Barnett, Australian Broadcasting Commission
Mr. Charles ^^Bartlett, Columnist, Chicago Sun-Times
Mr. Karl Bauman, Associated Press
Alfred M Bell, Washington, D.C.
William M Blair, New York Times
Hon. Waggoner Carr, Attorney
- and
^both out at 11: 31a)
THURSDAY
Bob Fleming
BM (pl)
MW (pl)
Joe Califano (pl)
J o e
C a l i f a n o
Congressman A^H^HMhHaasa Mel Price and Cong Durward Hall
Dr. Charles Ragan, Columbia University
Randolph Morando, Publisher of Medical Times
Walt
-
WEDNESDAY
White Hous e
To Ova l R m Offic e w/M W
Atty
Gen'l
Nicholas
Katzenbach
out
re: discussion s o n Crime
Crim e Commissio
Commissio n
Bill
Moyers
Bill
Moyers
w/
photographer
Departed
office
w/ Katzenbach
Wally
Bennett
of
Time
- .
Moyers
Henry H Wilson
Gov. John Connally - Austin
Cong. John
Walt
Young
Rostow
Arthur Okun
To the Oval Office -- dressed in his tuxedo
Bill Moyers (pl)
Jack Valenti X- at his residence --
"What time are we supposed to be at the Brinkle
Bob Fleming
- becaus e the y wer e highl y respecte d correspondents .
Attending:
Gerald Priestlan d - B . B. C. Guisepp
i Caness a - Italia n New s Agenc y
John Hefferna n - Reuter s Ala
n R . Dobbyn , Sydne y Mornin g Herald , Synde y
Louis Here n - Londo n Time s
- Secretary of State; Mr. Ed
Fried, National Security Council; Mr. Walt Rostow and Mr.
Ernest Goldstein.
At coffee time the President, accompanied by the U.S. Ambassador
to Malta and Mrs. George Feldman, joined the group and the
Ambassadors and other guests
- for the President.
Mr. Sam Houston Johnson called for the President. He was speaking in the
Yellow Oval Room at the time, and word was left. (The
President returned the
call Sat. . Nov. 18.) ;
Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby called for the President. He was speaking. Word
- to be
ferom this mtg 1) editorial assistants and 2)timing
of the announcement. Krim believes the announcement o]
the book should proceed the Encyclopedia Brit annica
release which is scheduled for Jan. 27th)
Walt Rostow
Jones - pl
Califano - pl
Rostow - pl
- Major Robb several times. The Marine's father asked for a
"brief moment to have his son say "thank you" to our Commander-in- Chief.
Califano - pl
Larry Levinson
Jan 18 , 196 9
The Whit e House
Sat
OFF RECORD :
. Pierson' s nam e i s Shirley ,
Mr
-
reported
out
on the Senate calendar
W Jenkins
McGeorge
Bundy
Sen Hubert Humphrey
Amb
Mrs Angier
Biddle
Duke
and Mrs Johnson
arrive
Mrs J
steps into
Oval Rm to remind
Pres
to depart
is
of
now
is time
To mjdr's
ofc
asks for
black signing
pen that'll
- Lunch Week
To the
office
stopping
in
outer
office to say
to G Reedy
What are
they
saying
that
it's
like
old
times
here at the
White
House
referring
to press
reaction
to his
press
conference
this
morning
In outer office
reading
Washington
Daily
News
-
Johson City Texas
McGeorge Bundy
out
Departed MJDR' s offic e /---"Turn tha t ligh t ou t i n the bathroo m - - i t stay s o n all th e time "
Jack Valent i (n/r f m Mansion )
To th e offic e
Walter Jenkin s an d
former
President
of
Mexico
Miguel
- at the most effective
time Paper has
a monopoly in Minneapolis
and a major television
station
Also made pitch
see Bundy memo dated July 27,1964
for Hubert
Humphrey
Senator
Daniel K Inouye of Hawaii
and
OFF RECORD
Cong Sparks
Matsunaga
of Hawaii
pics made
out
-
houseguest
until
Walter
Walter
Walter
Ruth
Ralph
President
Jenkins
Jenkins
Jenkins
Wheeler
Graves
retired
fr
mansion
fr mansion
Abe
Fortas
and
Richard
B
Stairy
TIME
LIFE
William
Lambert
Laird
Maness
until
-
Ladley.
President of Jr. Chamber of Comm until
l:45 pm
Picture taken w/ Mr. "i£kna2Bc£5c*rKg*« of Dem, Natl. Comm. (Vincent
Gaughan)
To the mansion
from Okla
mjdr
LUNCH w/ Edward Folliard
Tom Wicker
Doug Kiker
George Reedy
Washington
Post
NY Times
NY
- walked to the house trailer, - T -changed shirt fo r second time . Took
car an d was taken approx. 25 0 yds t o Helicopter Site arr'g (5)}0;12 ,
Airborne b y Helicopter for Whit e Hous e - Sout h Lawn wit h 7 Mrs . Johnson , Ke n O'Donnell , JV ,
Lt. Col
-
Albert
Walter
Jenkins
Walter
Jenkins
Peter
Lisagor
McGeo
Bundy
Walter Jenkins
Cong Carl
Albert
Henry
Wilson
McGeorge
Bundy
Chicago
Sun
Times
correspondent
OFF RECORD
Fri
White
To residence of
Mr
Mrs
To White
arriving
Signing
Cong
- leather with titles in gold lettering.
Autographed copy of "A Time for Action" (leather-bound). "To President Diosdado
Macapagal, a great Statesman and Friend, LBJ, October, 1964"
PHOTOGRAPH: Autographed photograph in sterling silver frame with seal
- the President
To Denver Coliseum by motorcade - riding w/ the President were Cong. Wayne
Aspinall and Cog. Byrom Evans The President stoppe d the motorcade seven times
during the trip to let the crowds see him and to speak to them on the bull
horn. Police
- - motorcade begins at 5:05.
The President accompanied by
On motorcade through Brooklyn -- stopped a total of 12 times to greet crowds,
wave at folks lining the street and stand a top his car w/ Bobby Kennedy
Harriman
October 15 , 196 4
Suite
35
