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  • Ofc - w/ Senator John JPastore j OFF RECORD: Nils J. Murer, Foreign Editor of the Aftenposten of Norway Bjorn Heimer, Washington correspondent for Aftenposten and Tom Johnson (Murer) --He ! asked to discuss VietNam and the Great Society
  • the President to talk about "the current situation on the war front in VietNam and effects of the war on the domestic scene." * Flowers sent today to Prime Minister Mohammad Hashim Maiwandwal of Afghanistan in Andrews Air Force Base Hospital - for surgery
  • of Honor on the neck of Major Howard V. Lee, USMC, presented the plaque of the citation to Mrs. Lee, and shook hands with the members of the company who had been with then Captain Lee at the time of the incident in VietNam who were present today
  • to the Vice President's report on trip to VietNam L Johnsons' Geo C notes to rr-'-^ ^
  • for courtesy diplomatic passport - fee: $12 OFF RECORTD First Lieutenant Douglas Caldwell, USMC appt requested by Mr. Edwin Weis l who is a friend of this young man's father. The young Marine has been in Vietnam, returning the day before Christmas -and had met
  • Forrestal John McCone U. Alexis Johnson Carl Rowan William Sullivanfor Vietnam David Bell McGeorge Bundy Asked Operator to tell George Reedy to com e in and "bring Hoover To Oval Room w/ Secretary McNamara McNamara out Report on Marines. President walks w
  • Macapagal. (the President was prepared for talks by Bundy is Asst Secy of State classified memorandum from R. W. Komer &: J. G. Thomson, Jr. dtd Oct. 3, 1964; memorandum fr Secy Rusk dtd Oct. 3. subj: Increased Philippine Participation in VietNam and also fr
  • Wheeler. (12:5 5 p m - - GE R joined) . 12:5 5 -- th e President a sked fo r coffe e t o be brough t Senator Humphrey joined This mtg was a review up. up. Calls checked mf ushers ofc check of the situation in South Vietnam December 11, 196
  • othe r guest s a t the ceremony including th e members of Captain Donlon' s tea m i n Vietnam (abou t 1 0 soldiers), an d posed fo r photos witl . Senator-elect Kennedy , Sen . Carl Hayden . A t approximate 12:3 5 the President took Capt . Donlo n an d
  • to the Senate: Stanley E. Rutkowski Sent message to Congress urging Congress to provide additional funds for Vietnam page 2 5:45 - 6:04 pm Entry - "E" Awards presentation Sec. Dean Rusk Cong. John J. McFall Sec. Robt McNamara Cong. Harold T. Johnson Adm
  • RECORD To Oval, Rm. w/ JV. Secy Rusk (b. #2) His Excellency Phan Huy Quat. Foreign Minister of Vietnam w/ H. E. Pham Khac Rau, Charge d'Affaires, William Sullivan, State Dept, Mrs. Sophia Person , Interpreter, Michael Forrestal, and = Pics taken out Lee
  • - designate to the Government of Vietnam Mr. Maxwell Taylor Hon. Eugene Locke, Amb to Pakistan: Depty Amb- designate to the Gov. of Vietnam Hon. Jake Jacobsen Hon. Averell Harriman, Amb- at - Large Hon. George Christian, Press Secy Mr. David Lillenthal Hon
  • . Tom 1:29p t Monday (pl) Watson Gen. Walt has just returned --General from VietNam where he was complete the commanding officer of General the Marines in VietNam. 1:28p f Day (include visited by) LD 1:16p t _______ • 12, 1967
  • . McGeorge Bundy __^ TT J I | Hon. ,__ Hon. I w^ ^-iflfrnr flnTtrir- n --°-nj Walt Rosto w ____,_, George Christian ______«__ ^ : I ! —I ——————————————————. ' __ = ~ ! ! i 1, — ^~ "- ' ' . e VietNam . r "mil fm r lini n rtffiiini j
  • hands w/ those there. Cong. Gonzales was there, and his wife_-- ^ and the President hugged them both. The __ ^ a from Vietnam = "-*** ' ^ airplane carrying the evacueeS landed, and the President waited until the back of the plane opened
  • with the group until near midnight . General subjects: Walt Rostow's appearance before group of student editors on Saturday about Vietnam. press relations and the economy. 'HUE House Date February 5, 1967 ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON WARY resident began his day
  • ) Richard Helms, of CIA Watson (pl) ; ,—j , Under TUESDAY av n (include visited by) . Marvin 11:41a t 7, 1967 , Secretary Nicholas Katzenbach Watson (pl) .---•• j Ambassado r Arthur Goldberg OFF RECORD """ re his proposed visit to VietNam
  • they chatted w/Secy Rusk. Press briefing #589- Aindicates the Secy and the Preside Secy Rusk in oval office. evaluated the VietNam elections and other things. This the President's first meeting w/ Secy Rusk since Secy Bill Moyers joined Pres and Secy Rusk
  • a problem of communication. !" (The President ate two pancakes, friend eggs, toast and jelly. ) The President read the Sunday papers and talked about Jewish problems --the problems he was having with the Jewish people concerning VietNam. He asked Simon
  • . Released texts of two memoranda from Cabinet people to the President -from the Postmaster General on consumer protection, and from the Secy of Def and PMG on VietNam Christmas mail Today announced his intention to appoint Gaylord Freeman as a member of th e
  • (First Oak Leaf Custer) to the 1st Battalion (Airborne) 503d Infrantry, 173d Airborne Brigate (Separate) United States Army, and attached units for heroism in action against hostile forces in the vicinity of Bien Hoa, Republic of VietNam, XKEh&xxKKxbeax
  • , Calif. - at the Governors' Conference PRESS CONFERENCE Live tv coverage Made announcements -- and answered questions from members of the press corps The President returned to the Main House -- go to Whitney Young (B.1) --requested permission to(VietNam
  • depots in North Vietnam. In the office discussing last minute plans w/ Gov. Harriman and Mr. Rostow The President drove the team - Harriman, Goodpaster, Rostow, and Unger. to their waiting Jetstar on the airstrip. Returned to the Oval Office w/ Clark
  • , Texas Bob Fleming - San Antonio. Texas (BF had asked that the President call him before he briefed the press) Joe Califano - Washington, D. C. (re: Whitney Young's request to go to Vietnam at his own expense and for JAG to check w/ Cy Vance since
  • summaries of the world situation and the VietNam situation as they viewed them. The President then we at around the table and asked everyone there whether he had any particular ^iLKxg: ; questions. Questions Came from Senator Russell Long, ; Senator Everett
  • ) to discuss w/ Amb Sullivan future policies regarding the political situation and military operations in Laos as they relate to developments in VietNam," savs Secy Rusk) n^tt- August8, 1966 White House Dav MONDAY Activity (inctude visited by) Douglas
  • to VietNa m to surve y the possibilitie s fo r expanding an d strengthening the wor k o f private agenfie s i n helping th e Vietnames e people. Today approved H R 10306 Training An Act and to amend the Universal Military Service Act of 1951 as amended
  • Gardner Ackley , chairma n o f a specia l committe e o n that subjec t Today announced that a six-man team o f U.S. Rura l electrificatio n experts ha s complete d most o f the pre- construction wor k on South Vietnam' s firs t three rura l electri c
  • . Mrs. Jak e Pickle , Pegg y Pickle, VM . Upon arrival a t th e Sout h Grounds, th e President wa s greete d by Ray Schere r who shoo k hands w / th e Presiden t i n fron t o f NBC cameras NB C wa s dr i ng a "Whit e Pape r o n Vietnam" - - an d
  • departments an d agencie s instructin g each t o tak e thre e step s i n an effort t o serv e th e publi c better . Issued Executiv e Order designatin g VietNam an d waters adjacen t thereto as a n Overseas Combat Area fo r purpose s o f Armed force s mailin g
  • spent over an hour with him discussing VietNam, the Kennedy Round, European issues, and the India food crisis. (classified briefing papers which prepared the President for this meeting were returned to Mr. Bundy's ofc) ,—_—,_ — — Hussein
  • . ExpendiCode OFF RECORD: Congressman Clement Zablocki (wa s in Fish Rm. waiting Cong. Zablocki leaves for VietNam on for appt, w/ Henry Wilson) Wednesday. (Cong. Morgan had been invited to join also, --to cut down jealousies-but he was five hours away
  • of the Dragon," by USIA " and a portion of Mary Martin's "Hello Dolly" tour -- the portion about performances in VietNam To office w/ guests Mrs. Johnson to office _____—^—. To mansion w/ Mrs. Johnson Retired ntxtr February White House _ 26, 1966 ^ Day
  • ) " ^ Manatos Fort Meyer Chapel w/ Mrs. Johnson, arriving at 10:55a for MEMORIAL/FUNERAL SERVICE for Captain Albert Smith, the son of Merriman Smith. Capt Smith wag killed in a helicopter I accident in VietNam ^""* The President and Mrs. Johnson departed
  • to damp down subversi in the area. The President questioned General Vargas on the problem of Philippine troops for VietNam and action by t Philippine Senate. Rostow:mf ) To second floor w/ Mrs. John Connally, Mrs. Eugene Locke, and Mrs. Margaret Price
  • -and commissioned by the Arnold Air Society. General McConnell also presented a resolution passed by the Arnold Air Society -- supporting the President's position in Vietnam Returned to the Oval Office April 26, 1966 Tuesday White House Bill Moyers in Marvin
  • Calls checked yb NOVEMBER 30, 1965 WHITE HOUSE - TEXAS TUESDAY Awake - i n bed reading newspapers. Secy Robert McNamara (b. 1) - w/ a report on his trip to Europe and Vietnam ( Wash D.C. * ) In the living room reading newspapers
  • on the four year term for House Members From McG. Bundy re 5:54 meeting in Cabinet room Thur, Jan 20: It was a discussion of the current state of affairs in Vietnam and of the progress of the peace offensive that lead to Presidential guidance -or the press
  • Boggs Majority Whip Russell Long Lawrence O'Brien, the Postmaster General Mike Manatos Henry Wilson Jack Valenti McGeo Bundy Marvin Watson . Jake Jacobsen The President discussed at length our position in VietNam and asked Bundy to address himself
  • , White House Day 1966 Thursday Ex; Activity (include visited b*/) ti McCone *" John OFF (J RECORD ^ Mr. McCone asked to see the President totalk about South and the Watts Report. VietNam, Walt Rostow joined Secy McNamara STRICTLY OFF RECORD