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- SENATOR LYNDON B. JOHNSON
Day Wednesday
DAILY DIARY
The senator began his day at (place)
Entry
No.
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2
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5
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7
8
9
10
11
Time
Date October 5, 1960
Sheraton-East Hotel, New York City
Telephone
f or t
Activity (include
visited by)*
Lo LD
-
Activity
(include visited by)*
Expenditure
Code
LD
Bart Rowan (Newsweek)
Sen Kerr re: Oklahoma trip April 3
Walter
George
Sen Kerr, re: inviting Gov Edmondson to reception Apr 3 in Okla City
Ken and Max
John Morris (New York Times)
Lunch in P-38 $2.00
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Automobile
Cab
Entertainment
Special Plane
CP R T RR -
Commercial Plane
Restaurant
Tips
Train
TRAVEL ACTIVITY
Diary
Entry
No.
Departure
Time
1. 10:45a
6. 9:30p
From (Place)
Washington, DC
New York City
Mode of
Travel*
LBJ Convair
same
Accompanied
- Morris (NY Times)
Eddie Adams and Maurice Templeman (New York)
Roland Boyd, Ralph Bush and Nancy Bush (Norfolk, Va)
Keith Kahle, French Robertson, Ed Connally
Ed Connally
Lunch in P-38 $2.10
To home
Congressional Campaign Dinner, Natl Guard Armory
- (Georgia) and Sen Smathers
Sen Church
Claude Wild
Staff meeting in P-38: Walter, George, Bill Gibbons, Bill Moyers, Herb Hodge,
Bill Lloyd
Don Cook (New York City) re: helpin g get crowd to West Virginia dinner May 7
Warren Woodward (Austin) re: Mrs
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Ambassador an d Mrs. Ogden Reid - - courtesy call; very brief
To Speaker's office with John
Policy Committee meeting in P-38
David Lawrence (US News and World Report) -- to thank him for good story
Sen Mundt
Anna Rosenberg (NYC)
Bobby
Anna Rosenberg (NYC
- Wild
George
Bobby
Martha Roundtree -- re: doing recording in P-38 for her show
Jake Simmons (Okla)
Jimmy Reston -- re: his story in today's New York Times
Mrs. Lloyd Croslin (Lubbock) to offer condolences on death of her husband
Gerry & Sen Mansfield
-
Activity (include
Date January 1, 1959
visited by)*
Lo LD
1. 12:30n
Expenditure
Code
To Capitol - G-14
2
1:30p
To P-38 to look at new office for Majority Leader.
3
3:30p ?
Bobby Bake r
? 5:00 p
Lunch - 30t h place . w?
6:00p
Party with Bobby
- Wood -- 4H winner from Texas
Hugh Sidey and Otto Fuerbringer (Time, New York)
Governor Clements
Jebby Davidson, Natl Committeeman from Oregon
Drew Pearson
Ken BeLieu
dropped by Sen Anderson's lunch in Old Supreme Court Chamber honoring Sir Edwin
Plowder
- . Reinhar t
C. B . Baldwi n
Ken BeLie u
Robert Rigg s
Liz Carpente r
Congressman Johnso n
Warren Woodward
cocktail party at 4921 30th Place for Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marcus 6-8 pm
Reception for New York Cherry Blossom Princess, Diana Anfuso, 100 C, Shoreham
- :00a
10:15a
10:30a
10:45a
Dave, Harry, KWFT News Wichita Falls on 1760
F Cong Thornberry, Wash
Marvin Callie and Jim Bird (Houston)
Art and Bruce Kowert
F Ben Wooten (Dallas) re: for Johnsons
Dec. 31 prior to Cotton Bowl Game
Woody, Austin
11:30a
11
- :00p
Day Thursday
Date January 7, 1960
P-38
Activity
(include visited by)*
Expenditure
Code
LD
Marlin Sandlin (Houston)
Scotty Reston (New York Times)
Ed Morgan — in reception room, just to say hello
Senator Johnson opened the Senate
Joint Session
- , re: trip to Far Hills, New Jersey on Saturday
Arthur Kroc k
John Goldsmit h
Congressman Thornberr y
John Connall y
Dinner a t home : Mrs . Johnson , Walte r an d Marjorie , Home r an d Eloise , MMW ,
John Connall y
Selected names should
- opened the Senate
Chancellor Adenauer
Met with some of the press in reception room re: Adenauer meeting
Congressman Joe Montaya
Congressman Thornberry
Lunch in P-38 $2.50
Palmer Hoyt (Denver)
Mrs. Johnson
George Brown, New York
Tim McInerny
Scotty Reston
- by)*
March 25, 1960
Expenditure
Code
LD
John Oakes, (New York Times)
Don Ervin, Bob Albright, Bill Theis, George, Bill Moyers
Sen Young (Ohio)
Lunch in P-38 with Arthur Krock $2.50
Jamison Cain and his mother
Jack Bell
W. C. Link (Governor Buford
- (Wash, DC)
Paul Kayser (El Paso )
Sen Kennedy (Hyannis, Mass)
Sen. Eastlan d (Ruleville, Miss)
Cong. Frank Boykin (Mobile, Ala)
John Connally (Fort Worth)
Bill Moyers
Dave Cheavens (Austin)
Paul Kayser arrived
Gov Daniel (Austin)
Mike Pendergast (New
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5. 3:45p
6. 4:15p
7. 5:00p
8. 5:45p
9. 7:00p
10.
Day Monday
Woody (Austin)
Clarence Knetsch; Floyd Boring, Jerry Bruno, John Trainor; Joe Gargan (Sen.
Kennedy's men)
Mary Lasker (New York City)
LBJ to cattle sale at Boerne with A. W.
To San
- , Ala)
Abe Fortas (Wash)
George Reedy
Walter Jenkins (Wash, DC)
Phil Graham (Wash, DC)
Lunch: Mrs. Johnson; Bobby; MMW, Bob Waldron; Dorothy Nichols
Elmo Burke (Wash, DC)
Mr. Baird (Wash, DC)
Tom Deegan (New Orleans)
Sen Mansfield (Wash, DC)
Sen Russell
-
Activity
Date
(include visited by)*
November 25, 1960
Expenditure
Code
LD
Mr. Sulzberger of New York Times
Met with Mr. Spaak at NATO
Made television recording it at NATO
Looked at Eliz. Arden's for dresses for Mary Love
Lunch at Hotel with Mrs. Johnson
- , Sidney St. , Georgiaville. R. I.--Boys' Clubs _-—Tommy
James Gordon, 1701 Hibbard St., Detroit. Mich. Red Cross Youth
Stevan Pearce, Star Route A, Box 19, Hobbs, New Mex. , 4-H
'miE House Date
December
28, 1966
EMT LYMOOM B. JOHMSOM
^"Y LBJ
- of the Middletown Times Herald Record OFF
They presented to the President the aluminum press plate of the front page of the
Middletown Times Herald printed after the President's visit to Resnick' s district
in New York -- the plate is framed.
Mr. Hesse
- . Crockett
- Washington, D. C. (ret. his call)
Bob Fleming - San Antonio, Tex. - wanted to talk w/ the President before his
briefing w/ the press this morning.
O. P. Bobbitt - Austin, Texas and
son
Measured for new pair of boots by Mr. Sam Lucchese
- , to be Counselor of the Department
of State, vice Walt Whitman Rostow.
Frank C. Di Luzio, of New Mexico, to be an Assistant Secretary of the
Interior. (New Position)
Paul A. Miller, of West Virginia, to be an Assistant Secretary of Health,
Education, and Welfare
-
no announcements, but was willing to take questions.
Sen Eugene McCarthy attended conference and remained in office with the President,
after conference had ended.
Mrs. Arthur
Krim in New York. 212/TR
9-6052.
Hon. Arthur Goldberg, Ambass dor to United Nations
- Wilson building
Henry Wilson - Washington, D. C. - re sale of assets legislation in Congress
Academic Procession to the steps of the new Woodrow Wilson building where the
ceremonies were to be held.
Introductory remarks by President Goheen were delivered
- , New Jersey
Congressman and Mrs. George Mahon arrived i n the mansion
Horace Busby
Senator Richard Russell
January 10, 1965
Sunday
White House
Congressman Ray Roberts
Judge R. T. Thomason, El Paso, Texas
to invite
them to be house
guests next time
- Theis
Conrad Hilton (New York City) re : Shamrock Hotel and Negroes' reservations
Mike Manatos
Cliff Carter
Mike Manatos
Informal dinner with Thornberrys, Ed Clarke, Jenkins, Mary Margaret Wiley, Bob Waldron
* Selected names should be underscored.
SEE
-
Lee White --White House
10 5:30pm F
Albert Jackson
11 5:45pm F
Secretary Freeman
12 6:45 pm
Arrived Sheraton Par k for White House Correspondents Assoc and White House News
photographers dinner honoring the President
* Selected names should
-
10:00a
11:15a
12:30n
1:00p
2:15p f
2:30p
3:30p
The White House for pre-press conference briefing.
To274, EOB
Ed Clark and Dick Carpenter at EOB
Bobby Baker's lunch for Mayor Yorty in New Senate reception room.
Reedy
Shook hands with Congressman
- Jenkins
Mary Margaret Valen
Air Force Base via helicopter
Andrews
Air Force Base
To New York City
from South Lawn w/ Congressman Pickle,J.B. Pickle,
Jack Valenti, George Re
arrive John Kennedy
International
airport at 12:16
to Wall Street Helicopter
Mr
- by Secy Fowler, was that
Jim Hagerty, VPres., ABC, NYC
there needed to be new labeling of
John A. Schneider, Pres., Broadcast Group, CBS, NYC
Savings Bonds, new methods of
Arthur Tatham, Chairman, Exe. Com. Tatham Laird & Kudner Inc., Ch
merchandising, new
-
Jack Valenti
George
Reedy
Chairman
Gardner
Speaker John
Jim
Watson
Ackley
McCormack
of
NYC
former
call to mjdr
Pres
Senator of New York
talked
on
it
Douglas Riker
New York
Herald
Tribune
Charles Mohr
New York Times
OFF RECORD Kenneth
- „.,„ Oct27,
The White House Friday
Activity (inc!ude visited by)
Breakfast
Walt Rostow
—
pl
Ernest Goldstein
Cater
- pl
Robert B. Anderson - New York City
Joe Califano
To Oval Ofc
w/ George Christian, Tom Johnson
Marvin Watson, Jim Jones
- into the house for a
victory party and drinks w/ all of the above adding Mrs. Moursund.
The President
watched early
returns on televisio n with Wesle y West at his right and A.W.
on his left.
When the early repor t on New Hampshire vote came in,
the President
- , Knickerbocker News, Albany, N. Y.
Don Goodenow, managing editor, Los Angeles Herald Examiner
Louis Guzzo, managing editor, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
William Randolph Hearst, Jr.
More on Page 12
Dam October
White House Da\
5, 1966
Wednesday
Activity
- City
Theodore S. Repplier, International Round Tables, The Advertising Council, Inc
Bernard Rosenberg, President, Cameo Curtains, Inc. , New Rochelle, NY
Mrs. Rt Sargent Shriver, Exec VP, Joseph Kennedy Foundation, Wash., DC
George Tarjan, M. D. , Univ
-
the U.S. delegation to the funeral of Prime Minister
Shastri. In New Delhi, he and Secy Rusk met w/ Russian Premier kosygin )
— The
President went walking w/ the Vice President and Mr. Valenti
- walked part way around the drive on the S. Grounds Pix
by Oke
-
Miss
Sandra
Otey
Secy to Maid
of Cotton
Mr
Mrs
Douglas
Wynn
Maroon, Olli e Atkins
Atkin s and
and Maurice
Maurice Johnso n
Three photographer
photographerss : Re dd Maroon,
These member
s
o
f
the
WH
News
Photographers
A
ssociatio
d aa leathe
boun d
- at President's table
Herbert Allen, Jr. ,NYC
Mr. John W. Bassett, Max Jr. , Washington, DC
Mr. Richard H. Boyce, Scripps Howard Newspapers
Judge Sidney Clark, Wilmington, Delaware
Mr. John A Coleman, New York, New York
Mr. Arlan R. Coolidge, Pres., Rhode Island
- to their departure. The
President looked fit and rested (even though he slept little last night , and
Mrs. Johnson stood at his side wearing a new green traveling outfit
Helicopter from South Lawn w/ Mrs. Johnson, Secretary McNamara
Secretary Wirtz, Walt Rostow
