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- at VietNam at this moment)
To the Oval Office w/
JV
Robert Thompson
Jack Homer, of the Evening Star _
The Ambassador from
H. E. Lt.
Vietnam
Vu Van Thai
Hon. Chester Cooper
The President was prepared for this mtg by a briefing paper fr McGeo Bundy sent
- own strong
hopes for a continued frank and close cooperation. No commitments were made. (Bob
Komer/yb)
":45p t
Dr.
2:04p r^TY" ITIII
. 3:18p Bill
Walter Heller - St. Paul, Minn. (B.1) ""
John D. Pomfret, NY Times " (to
Moyers Oke
Little Lounge
- Presiden t £fcwa £ Oswald , Senator^Joh n Sherman Cooper ,
for invitin g him - - an d received fro m Presiden t Oswal d a smal l glas s 4 " x 5"
plaque wit h th e sea l o f th e universit y o f Kentucky on it (sen t t o DT).
Motorcade departe d for airport
-
Cooperation
Robert
McNamara
General U Thant
Year
Medallion
Washington
DC
presented
to the
a
President
jun 25 , 196 5
White Hous e -
Sa n Francisco, Calif .
FRIDAY
The President me t w / Secy . Genera l o f UN - U Thant - i n a separatt e privat e
- . Alber t H . Moseman , o f NY, t o be Asst Administrato r fo r Technica l Cooperation
and Research. AI D
Issued Executiv e Orde r establishin g th e VietNa m Service Meda l
Today announce d th e app t of three ne w members o n the Wate r Pollutio n Contro
- p i n
Mr. Ear l M . Foreman , President , Washingto n -Socce r Clu b
Mr. Jerr y Cooper , Genera l Manager , Washingto n Socce r Clu b
fe
- , Mass.
T. Holt . Director. Washington Ofc. VFW
William (Bill) Stinson
_ Cooper
. -
e White
19, 1967
"
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Secy Rusk out
funs House n*t^
Sept
€WT LYWOOW B. JOMMSOM
MARY
,-. at
. (Place)—
The
resident began his day
L)ay
T;^
Te!ephone
Tune
- Zimbalist, Jr
Dr. Joseph Cooper
Mrs. James W. Congdon
Sen. Daniel Inouye
Mrs. Orville L. Freeman
10:40p T
o the East Room for entertainment
--songs by Robert Goulet
WWW
/HUE HOUSE Date
>ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
Oct
,. ,,
the
OI
Resident began his day
- , accompanied by three White House
Fellows (female), joined the luncheon and the Ambassadors were *
introduced to the President and the White House Fellows The
President discussed Latin American economic development and "
regional cooperation problems
-
Tuesday
DPA is the German equivalent to Reuters and AP -- and Dr. Wolfgang Weynen Expendt
talked to President Kennedy just *"'"''? t^ude ^'^ ^) prior to the assassination. g
Mr. Nolter has been cooperative with the Administration.
The visit with the above
- the President.
uerbach, Architect,
Cooper -Averback firm ,
D. C.
PRESS present. to record on film.
^^ 30
The White House p^v
November 1967
Thursday
Activity (inciude visited by)
The President into mjdr's room, working papers on the corner of her desk.
Tom
-
Thursday
(include visited by) ture
ll:35a T
; (M^JMiH^Hy
o the office--stopping first in the Cabinet Room^%B?* to receive
J^!$^l^C Presentation
of the papers of
copies
President Andrew Johnson copies
The University of Tennessee in cooperation
- new agreement to provide for
cooperation in the exchange of atomic information with th e North Atlantic Treaty Organizatio n
and its member nations . Supersedes an existing agreement executed in 1955.
Nominations Sent to the Senate on June 30, 1964
- )
H. J. Res. 1192, Joint Resolution fixing the time of assembly of the Eightyninth Congress.
H. R. 1096, An Act to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to cooperate
with the State of Wisconsin in the designation and administration
of the Ice Age
- development program, indica
main national significance and some relationships to U. S. aid. Follwoeing the brief
the President asked a question about cooperatives.
_Gift exchange
Governor Pak gave the President embroidery which symbolized Tae-an Mynn
- Getsinger Richard
acquainted with the newly added Col.
Robert Montague
members of Bo
b Komer's staff.
meeting
w/
Robert Komer & staff
Charles Cooper John
Holbrooke Amb.
Sylvester
Leonhart
Y
July
White
House
18, 1966
Monday
Gist of meeting
-
THURSDAY
White Hous e
Hon. Davi d Bel l Hon
Governor Bufor d Elliingto n Hon
. Clar k Cliffor d
. Henr y Fowle r
fyL V 6M&
STAFF: McGeorg e Bundy, Bromle y Smith , Cheste r Cooper , Bil l Moyers , ^
Joe Califano , Dou g Cate r
6 i*J*V (+2 ft G
- . Branscom , Bethlehe m Steel )
R. H . Larr y
Secretary Connor , Secretar y Wirtx ;
I. W . Abe l President , Steelworker s Unio n
Conrad Coope r (R
. Conra d Cooper, U.S . Steel )
To Flowe r Garde n w/ abov e - fo r pi x
£& T o Oval Offic e w / negotiators
-
hous e ther
ther ee
September 17 , 196 5
White Hous e
Friday
National ^
Andrew Borg , ..Commander o f the Veteran s o f Foreign War s - o f Superior ^i^Wisconsin fnA*U
Cooper Hol t VFW National **~4uL*Legislative Representative
William Drive r
- !
Con
g Joseph Minish Conb
Burt L. Talcott Cong
J. Irving Whalley
Sen Claiborne Pell !
Cone
Charles Weltner Cong
J Wm Stanton Cong
F Bradford Morse
Sen Clif ord CaseJ
Cong
Bernard Grabowski Cong Thomas Rees Cong
Vernon W. Thomson
Sen Johi S. Cooper
-
Amb to India and Mrs.Chester Bowles he
^ sat at Pres. table
Cong and Mrs. Wm S Broomfield
Hon and Mrs. Ralph J Bunche
Hon Ellsworth Bunker
Mr. John Cauley
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cogliandro
Secy of Commerce and Mrs. Connor
Sen and Mrs. John Sherman Cooper
- Cramer Cong
George Mahon
Sen John J Williams j
Sen
John S Cooper Cong
Wilbur Mills
Sen Milton R. Young ;
Sen
Everett Dirksen Cong
W. R. Poage
i.
Cong
George Fallon Sen
Jennings Randolph
' Cong
Gerald Ford Sen
John Sparkman
r
^w —
HUE House Date
ENT
- Fortier
Frank Feeney
James Fling
Cooper Holt
Ralph E. Hall
Harry Hoover
Herbert Houston
William H. Hickey
L. Eldon James
Thomas J. Kelly
Anthony V. LoPoppolo
Richard Manning
Robert W. Nolan
Joseph L. Pudlo, Jr.
Miss Elizabeth A. Riley
Martin C. Riley
Frank
- now.
^r "^
THE WHITE HOUSE
date MAY
Day
20, 1968
MONDAY
Activity (include visited by)
Today the President ask the Senate to give its advice and consent
to accession by the United States t o the Convention Establishing a Customs
Cooperation
- x - D ) and constituents:
Hub Baker , Somerville , Texa s NOTE
: Thi s grou p was i n tow n for busines s
Henry Umscheid , Giddings . Texa s w/REA-the
y ar e representative s o f the
Guy Burks . Giddings . Texa s Bluebonne
t Electri c Cooperative
- Memorial Auditorium,
site of the 26th annual meeting of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
(NRECA)
The motorcade entered the ramp entrance - rear auto entrance and the
President got out of his car when inside the building. He was
met
- Hornig - Spec Asst to the President fo r Science and Technology
Hornig departs for Libya Thurs at 4:00p - he asked to see the President
prior to his departure to discuss:
1. Pres' thoughts on post AID technical cooperation w/ Libya: 2. The Ministers
-
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
- school students of the nation to speak
out on rights and responsibilities of citizenship.
This yr s subject is "Freedom's Challenge. "
appt requested by £bcsp
Cooper T. Holt, Exec Director,
Five
of these young people have been awarded national
- by) ture
Code
LD
Thursday
I
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___________
;
of Ellington's staff joined
'
/
, \l
:
"Bob" Cooper,
;
/* OFF RECORD: ""
\ Cong.
Spark Matsunaga and representatives of the Japanese-Americ ans
I Citizen s League - to
pay courtesy call upon
- l
Assembly o f the Unite d Nations:
George W. Ball , o f New York
William C . Foster , o f th e Distric t o f Columbi a
John Sherma n Cooper , Unite d State s Senato r
from th e Stat e o f Kentucky
Stuart Symington , Unite d State s Senato r fro m
- , Michigan associates
and Board Members for their
cooperation in matter of increasing prices
on
automobiles)
Mayor
Richard Daley, Chicago b.3
asking Pres. to come to Chicago in Oct. President said he has Prime
Ministers coming here at that time and could
- , Divisio n o f Publication s
Charles Boatne r , Director , Divisio n of Information
Theodor (Ted ) Swem, Exe c -Directo r o f Cooperative Activities . Nat l Par k Servic e
James (Jim ) Husted , Chief , Branc h o f Planning Support , Nat l Par k Service
t
- House
July 21. 1964
Today the President issued a statemen t regarding the Harlem race riots saying that
he had called the acting Mayor of New York City and told him of his willingness to
cooperate in every way possible and that he directed Mr. J. Edgar
- of 1933, as a amended, to provide
that part o f the patronag e refunds paid by a bank for cooperatives shall be in money instead
of class C stock after the bank becomes subject to Federal income tax, and for other
purposes.
Monday
P. 9
Aug. 31 , 196 4
- Administration
Washington, D. C.
Mr. John T. Knox
Fiscal Agent for the 37 Farm Credit Banks
(The Federal Land Banks, the Federal Intermediate Credit Banks and the
Banks for Cooperatives)
New York, Hew York
Mr. Lome Greene, star of the television program
- executive 5
Federal Executiv e Board Official s j n 15 major metropolitan areas, currently concentrate on the achievement of
(15) greater
intergovernmental and interagency cooperation in solving critical urban
problems. Mr. Macy requested this appt w
- . - to discuss a Peace
Corps proposal to conduct
I
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Ia
pilot training program this summer in cooperation w/VISTA for 500 college
i juniors
who have applied for the Peace Corps.
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6:00p 6:01p ;
Walt
W. Rostow
/
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toiTEHousf Dat
€NT LYNDO N
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Entertainment:
Simon Estes, bass-baritone
Stephen Kates, cellist
Veronica IBsH Tyler, soprano
Misha Dichter, pianist
Jane Marsh, soprano
Van Cliburn was master of ceremonies
RECEPTION GUESTS INCLUDED: /^
/
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt H. Adler Mr
. and Mrs. Jack Cooper
- — HM1 Don Nauser Sgt.
Paul Glynn
Sgt. Marshall Gaddis
1C1 Richard Ellison (whca) A1C James Z. Cooper (whoa) Sp5
Herbert S. Currier, Jr. (whca)
CT2 Thomas R. Rees(whca) Prc. William F. Garwood, Jr., (whca) Pfc.
Richard L. McClain(whca)
Prc. WilliAm E
