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- , New York City
CONGRESSIONAL
LEADERSHIP BREAKFAST ~
Senator Robert Byrd
Carl Albert
Senator Mike Mansfield
Postmaster Genera l Lawrence O'Brien
Mike Manato s
Sanders
Russell Long
Speaker John McCormack
Jim Jones
and
the Vice President
Cong
- , 1970. (Reappointment)
Paul G. April, of Nashua, New Hampshire, to be United States
Marshal for the District of New Hampshire for the term of four years*
(Re appointment)
Dr. Roger W. Heyns, of California, to be a Member of the
National Science Board
- no t tal k )
e Presiden t was awak e
--went t o West Hal l i n hi s bathrob e an d slippers t o watch televisio n
--had hi s usua l breakfas t fro m a tra y
7:51a t
Hon
8:30 a t
Hon
. Arthu r Goldber g - i n New York
. Ab e Fortas , Associat e
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of the Amir o f Kuwait, His Highness Shaikh Sabah Al-Salim Al-Sabah
Before going to the Lawnthe State of
for the ceremony, the _
President shook hands
d^with Cong. Frank Horton of
New York, and
Dr. Milton Elzufon the
Mayor of Newark, New York.
Remarks
j
Dec
- . Haack
to the President. Mr. Cohen says that Mr. Haack will probably be the next
I President
of the New York Stock Exchange. .
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11:20
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- by Jim Jones
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Keith Funston' OFF
RECORD r
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The President made REMARKS -- --drawing attention to the group of former boy scouts who in 1917 -- 49 yrs ago
had led this country In liberty bond sales. Pres, stepped close to Cong. Grider (who had obtained a brand new
American flag) and Mervin Rosenbush
- entered the State Ding Room and received guests -- joining Luci in
with all the news the President was the Receiving Line -- she was substituting for her mother. After receiving the
giving to the Fellows, and the guests
the President walkdd around the room
- Rusk
Gale McGee - at NBC Studios after his appearance on TODAY show
)
Vice President
Houston Johnson
Rostow
Hon.
Secretary
Walt
y - Corning, New York - Chairman of the Board, Cornin g Glass Intl.
Vic e President (b.
Sam
10:24a t_
10:54a t
- by)
the Cabinet Room
where he informally greeted the
new Ambassador o f Indonesia. Mangundiningrat
His Excellency, R. MBBBgftBfcftgg^ Sudjatm iko
He then led the Ambassador into the Fish Room for the
presentation of credentials (covered by White House press
- . Terenc e J . Cooke , D . D. Archbisho p of New York
Hon. Roma n Hruska , U S Senate
Hon. Hal e Boggs , Hous e o f Representatives
Hon. Willia m McCulloch , Hous e o f Representatives
Dr. Milto n S . Eisenhower , Baltimore , M d Chairma n o f the Commissio
- Cavanagh of Detroit
appt requested by Mayor
Stanford Brookshire of Charlotte, N. Car.
Mayor Clyd e Fant of Shreveport, La.
Mayor John Lindsay of New York City
Mayor Barr of Mayor
Jack Malteste r of San Leandro
Mayor Alex Smekta of Rochester, Minn..
Mayor
-
10:20p To
12, 1968
Watson - asking what percentage of votes were in in New Hampshire -MW replied 60%
- tell the chief to come up
Johnso n joined - she had just returne d from attending Serkin concert
w/ Natl Symphony.
for Dale Malechek
- - to watch CBS News Special , Charle s Collingwood' s intervie w
with th e Nort h Vietnamese transmittin g fro m satellit e fro m Toky o
Channel 9
As th e progra m cam e on , th e Presiden t said , " I almost hate t o
look at it , becaus e I know it'll make m
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Flower Garden
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REMARKS
- have
to call him back. It was reported to the President that Mr. ROWe was soon to 1eave for
New York and wondered if he could call the President from NY. The President said just
to let him know when he was back in town, and he would talk with him
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Burea
u Chief
- for the term of seven years from September 26, 1967.
(Reappointment)
|
Walter E. Washington, of the District of Columbia, to be
Commissioner o f the District of Columbia for a term expiring
February 1, 1969. (New Position)
Thomas W. Fletcher, of the District
- To
Oval Office
5:44p /jV^
T.
. Charles
S. Duckmanton, General Manager, Australian Broadcasting Commission
Peter Barnett, Washington correspondent for the Australian Broadcasting Commission
Buttrose , New York correspondent for the Australian
- , the Supreme Court
(in Westport, Connecticut)
5:05p t
Joe
Califan o - pl
5:09p t
Dr.
Joe Frantz - in his office
5:14p t
Joe
Califano
5:22p t
Thursday
(include visited by)
LD
5:02p t
5, 1968
Mr.
Arthur Krim - in his office in New York City
l
- day at (Place)— Day
TP Telephone
Time
f
11
In Out
Lo
11:50p 12p
(include visited by) ture
r Harold F. Linder in Oval Office
-- Linder will be leaving on September 9 for his new post and
wanted to talk with the President before going to Canada
- of this book to
President Kennedy. Royalties from this book have been given to a church in
India for construction of a new church.
Everett Dirksen
/Hm HOUSE Date_Sept
>ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
11 , 1968
the White House ^
'resident began his day at (Place) Day
- the motorcade halted wherethe Presidentsand
First
Ladies walked to the side of the bridge to view construction on
the
Chamizal
Monument.
The new boundary was marked with yellow flags, The Presidents unveiled
the
monument of the new Mexican border (12:05pm
- of Defense
Califano -pl
Cater -pl
Califano
Johnson
Rostow -pl
-
Watson -pl
President to the East Room for the SWEARING -IN CEREMONY of
Howard Samuels as Under Secretary of Commerce
Flowers were sent today to Governor Richard J. Hughes of New Jersey
- . In Thailand, he flew 78 combat missions, most of them night strikes (strike leader in
Col. Barnes had flown 101 combat missions in Korea between July 1950 and July 1951. His new assignment is vice
commander. 33rd tactical fighter wing, at Eglin (Florida) Air
- ~ to Bedroom
Jim
Rowe
9:57a Tried
10:26a t
Congressman
11:19a t
12:01p t
Wilbur Mill s - Little Rock, Arkansa s (b . 1 )
Postmaster
10:51a t
10:56p t
(b. 1)
to get Senator Russell long - He was enro ute to New Orleans Louisiana
talked at11:02(b.1
- Presiden
t asked fo r DeVie r Pierso n i f he wa s i n his offic e - h e wa s no t and the
President sai d "never mind"
9:01a t
Arthu
9:53a t
Georg
10:20a t
Ji
r Kri m - i n New York City
e Christia n
m Jone s - pl
10:30a Presiden
t t o mjdr's
- Tuesday
White
Breakfast
in
bed
House
met
w/
7-14-64
JV
H
Busby
did
not
do
exercises
Secretary
McNamara
fr mansion
Bill
Moyers
fr mansion
Horace Busby
fr mansion
Speaker
McCormack
Laconia
New
Hampshire
Secretary
Hodges
fr mans
Bill
-
P. 2
Thurs.
White
House
9-3-64
Senator Clinton Anderson of New Mexico, (welcomed him in the office by saying, "1 just wanted t o
thank you, Clint, fo r what you did at the convention" )
Shook hands w/ Mary White of Valenti's office and she wished
- . American Municipal Assn Resolution No. 26. INTERAMA will create more than 100, 000 new permanent jobs
and generate many benefits to the United State and the nations of Latin America
Oct. 13 , 1964
Tuesday
Arrived i n the office - entere d throug h mjdr's
- the allocation of $1, 087, 900 in Federal disaster relieffunds for use in Ca
Today announced an expande d program to
Today released an economic news note:
control and eliminat e cotton insect pests
a new export record
Administrator of Veterans Affairs, as hi s
- . Hadow , Hea d o News Departmen t
Sir Zoll y Zuckerman , Chie f Scientifi c Adviso r
Sir Henr y Hardman, Permanen t Secretar y
Sir Burk e Trend , Secretar y o f th e Cabine t
Sir Willia m Armstrong , Join t Permanen t Secy , Treasur y
Sir Eri c Rol l
- of Economic Development
j Mr.
T. W. Schulenberg, Commissioner. Massachusetts Department of Commerce
1U
Mr
William Zinnerman, Commissioner, New York State Department of Commerce
iI
Mr.
Charles
Crangle, Driector, New York State B^JBMBT Planning Division
- Mansfield , Senato r Morse , Sec y Wirtz , an d Jo e Califano--Of f Record- -
wit
12:29p 12:41p Off
Record::
•
/
O'Neill
12:45p - 1:15 p \ OF
F RECORD : Mik e Editor , Ne w Yor k Dail y New s
j Rober
t Fleming
I'
(fm Bo b Fleming) Mik
e O'Neil l of NY
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(Pictures taken)
Amb
James Symington
| Three
United StatesAmbassadors: (newly confirmed)
These Ambs, newly confirmed
John
F. Henning to New Zealand by
the Senate but not yet sworn in, had not
David S. King to the Malagasy Republic seen
the President or had
- , President and Publisher of the Detroit News and
j Jerry
Terhorst
, Note:
When Mr. Clark went in, he had waited over three hours--his appointment was
^x^^ scheduled for ^MB-BBi 6:00pm, but he had arrived early) --Clark is the grandson of
9:35p George
- DeSeabra (interpreter)
Amb. Laraki will return to Morocco to assume the post of Foreign Minister
Secretary Rusk in his memo to the President says that "King Hassan II hasappointed
Dr. Laraki Minister of Foreign Affairs. He has already assumed his new
- Secy of State
Brig Gen and Mrs. David Sarnoff, Chmn. , RCA
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Carpenter
Hon and Mrs. Robert B Anderson, NYC
Miss judith E. Axler, NY Daily News
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Batchelder, Mutual Broadcasting System
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E
- the famous ear-pulling of the dogs picture an
talked to him about a new book coming about by an author named Butterfield.
On arrival at thd church, went to the front pew while the Rosary was completed,
then
MASS FOR PEACE (On this first anniversary of Pope
- Talmadge
MW
l. o. b.
Wh. Hse Staff
Fred Panzer
Departed White House via helicopter fm South Grds
Baltimore,
New
York
Date October 12, 1966
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