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1617 results
- board ) fo r th e tri p t o th e Austi n office .
Family cemetery
Turned righ t o n Pleasan t Hil l Roa d e n rout e t o Johnso n Cit y
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U S GOVERNMEN T PRINTIN G OFFIC E 196
4 OF— 744-73 5
Page No. :
mary s
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for
the
a Statement
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to the gate. . .
evening
by the President on Report
of Northeastern Power
Blackout
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- by Presiden t Kenned y bu t had continue d as
his immediat e advisor s durin g the pas t 1 4 months. iBfisdxfaBDafckx x Resignation s were
accepted fro m P . Kennet h O'Donnell , Davi d F. Powers , Mye r Feldma n an d Jane t
Travell.
It was announce d
-
To Montgomery, Ala
Arr Montgomery, Ala -- spoke to crowd from tain
To Clanton, Ala
Arr Clanton, Ala — spoke to crowd from back of train
To Birmingham, Ala
Selected names should be underscored.
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- an d chatted while photographer s
snapped pictures .
Governor Warre n E. Hearne s o f Missouri -joined . .
The remainde r o f the legislators an d interested persons tha t ha d travele d
to Independenc e moved t o th e auditoriu m i where th e bil l
-
5, 1968
Christian
Johnson
3:24p To
3:26p t
feb
^fc mjdr
Stegall
Stegall
- pl
- pl
- pl
^
re Nancy Dickerson query on when the President was out of the country in 1961,
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f .
u
s G OVERN,
of Pigs
-
folder on it
mf's desk. of
Vice President requested that the President se e this group spent over $200 million in private funds last year in support
the President's travel program -- just announced a major new
emphasis on overseas programs to help our
- - Saratoga Springs, New York
•
RECORD;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walter of Topkxka. Kansas (the President's third cousin--Mary
I Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Garrison Baines,
daughter of Joe Baines)
The
Garrisons are traveling w/ the Walters
'
MITE House Date
August
19
- A Aldrich
then presented the report to the President
Chairman of the Committee)
Vice President stood at the President's left on the steps
REMARKS by the President
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jr. US
(
GOV£RMMCNT
PKIHTINe
- to the oval office
President to the Cabinet Room
For handshakes with U. S. Travel Service Director and overseas office Directors.
This organization is charged Secretary of Commerce, Hon. Alexander B. Trowbridge
with the responsibility o f Mr.
John W. Black
- - photographer s t o cover Sat o mtg
12:55p
George Christia n an d MW
12:56p
l:00p
The Presiden t walke d th e Prime Ministe r t o his car - at C-9 -to sa y goodbye
l:01p
Back t o Oval Ofc
1
i
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- and twoSecret Service Agents. Airborne at 10:3 5 a.m.
11:02 a.m.
Arrived Austin, Texas
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the Sa n J.
Martin Junior High School Field
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1
'H.TE HOUSE ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
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resident began his day
- votes
Representatives.
Barry Goldwater received 52 votes; Hubert Humphrey received 486 votes; William E.
Miller received 52 votes.
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4
January 6 . 196 5
White House
Wednesday
Today sen t a persona l
-
Secret Agent Boring
Secret Agent Glynn
LD
t
f
Monday
Activity (includ e visite d by) *
f
9:35
9:40
Day
In Dr.
Arrive office
In Dr.
(n/r - from mansion)
Burkley's office
To
pack on
for hot
Travell's office
right hip
Major Cook,
w/ Walter
- Ackley's briefingmemo
possibly taking on Chairmanship when
Ackley leaves in '68
Walt Rostow
Secretary Fowler
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PRINTING OFFICE 1964 OF — 744-735
Page No.: 5
68
8:05p t
8:10p Georg
8:14p t
.M
W (pl
- retired .
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VERNMENT PRINTIN G OFFIC E 1964 OF - 744-735
Page No .
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHiNGTON
fm Liz Carpenter (re Pres. 's visit to Coz Or eole's)
"She told him she'd driven to Austin
by herself. . . . and gave
-
Expendi-
Activity (include visited by) ture
Code
3Ht OFF RECORD: Carl Greenberg, Political Editor of the Los Angeles Times
and Tom Johnson -Mr. Greenberg has been traveling around the country interview
various potential Presidential candidates
- / Whit e Hous e correspondent s an d present album s t o thos e
who traveled aroun d th e worl d w / th e President i n 196 7 -- th e album s
were prepare d las t year , an d held.
Sat
Jan 1 8 196 9
The Whit e House
To Ova l Of c
SbexsH^? Genera
l
- , New York via DC -6. In cabin w/ Mayor Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Kennedy, Natalie Cushing (traveling w/ Mrs. Kennedy ) Governor Harriman,
and
Congressman
Thaddeus
J
Dulski
Arrive Buffalo, New York - greeted by.
Shook hands w/ crowd.
Motorcade
- that
was being sent to the Congress on that day.
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OF —744-735
Page No.:2
"
January 7, 1965
White House
Thursday
To the library, and then to second floor
George Reedy
Jack Valenti
- program
immediately," and speed the development of a commercial airliner traveling more than 2-1/2
times the speed of sound. Pres . Johnson said he accepted the suggestion s of a recently
established President's Advisory Committee on Supersonic Transport
- Gate for arriva l a t Mansion .
e Salinge r (n/ r - f r Mans. ) „
/ 9:15 Jim Mathis to Mansion
d Stegal l /
y McPherso n (n/ r - f r Mans.)
^
e Tolso n (n/ r - f r Mans. )
a Bir d
Beverages 1.
r Jenkin s (n/ r - f r Mans.) TRAVEL ACTIVITY
*** o f ArrlT
- & M rs Ala n Boyd,
board , s o th e President
Dr. Jane t Travel l an d her husban d Mr . Joh n Powel l were on
d fo r them t o com e joi n hi m
MW reminde
10:46a aske
The President
talke
dw
/ Mrs
. Boy
d Sec
y Boyd
Mr.
&
Mrs
. Mik
e Manato
- (include visited by)
—The President told Mrs. Johnson and Lynda that for their Christmas present he
to hire a full - time beautician for them so that their hair would always
—look nice.—He Said he would have a Ju;R^N».y^>&vALCkA offer
travel around
- n^r May
White House Day
Secy McNamara
! Bill Moyers
Director Schultze
Don Thomas - Austin, Texas
20, 1966
FRIDAY
Issued memorandum
to heads
of Exec Depts and agencies re
further
restrictions
on
employment
and
travel
Today made public
ltr
from
- travel plans
ans opportunities for press contact
James "Jimmy " Weschler o f the N Y Post - NYC
Bill
White
and his remarks
re Viet Nam
Attorney Genera l Nichoba s Katzenbach
re
before Rules
To offic e wit h Marvi n Watso n v
re his column
- to the
Mansion and t o Dr. Travell' s ol d offic e fo r discussions .
Joined b v Secretar y Ball , Secretar y McNamar a an d McG . Bund y t o th e secon d flo Jr
To th e secon d floor an d joine d th e abov e
Secretary
Secretarv
-
4:10p
i
4:25p
t
4:45p
5:20p
Walt Rosto w (pl )
To mansio n - fo r LUNCH - alon e
5:10p
C
i
The Presiden t returne d t o th e ova l offic e w /
Joe Califan o
t
Secy Dea n Rus k
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/Hire House
«NT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
Date July
17,
MARY
» ., ,nibegan hi s day at (Place)
TheDay
Resident
:1
Tune Telephone
1
In Out
Lo
White
- .
President took with him as gifts ^KBLX for the Westmorelands
some pictures of Lyn, book ends, 2 decks of playing cards
electric razor and Swedish crystal ashtray w/
2
arrived at Westmoreland residence for DINNER Gen
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Entry
No.
Departure
Time
From (Place)
Mode of
Travel*
Accompanied by
* If CP give flight number; if SP give owner.
** Met by, Meetings, Activity, etc.
Destination
(Place)
Arrival
Time
Remarks**
Yolanda,
Rufe
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RECORD
Date
THE WHITE HOUSE
PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
DAILY DIARY
Day
are)
T h e President began his day at (Place)
Entry
No.
Telephone
f or t
Time
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Expenditure
Activity (includ e visite d by )
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a
re ABM, testifying o n the Hil l
(filed w/ b. 1 of Jan. 10)
10:16a
t
11:13a
Marvin Watso n (pl )
To th e oval offic e w / Marvi n Watso n
i
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4 OF - 744
- (autographed) to Pete r Rostow after lunch -present
^
1968
SUNDAY
Telephone
i or t
1
12:11p Departed.
2:29p t
1:45p 2:30p
e MAY
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present
VHITE Housf Date
>ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON
May
,DIAR* LBJ
RANCH
- the Sant a F e Ne w Mexican
d workin g Chairma n o f the Industry-Governmen t Specia l Tas k Forc e o n Travel
Amb. 'iBfc McKinne y presented th e repor t o f that tas k force t o th e President .
McKinney wa s formerl y Am b t o Switzerlan d
VHITE HOUSE
- he wa s ver y tired , an d *fj*mr spen t much o f mea l
talking t o mjd r abou t meals , diets , etc. H e tol d he r tha t th e Nav y mes s boy s
who travel wit h him don' t kno w muc h abou t cooking.
After dinne r - workin g th e res t o f the nigh
- Council
S |
Roger
Wilkins, Senior Vice President, The Travelers Corp ;
over
fare House
Date Jul
y 31, 196 7
>CNT LYNDO N B . JOHNSO N
DIARY
/»i \ ) Day
Th
'resident bega n hi s da y a t (Place
T:~,
TuneTelephon
f
1,
tL
In Ou
e„
H _ t Expendi
Activit
- . William Westmoreland
Mrs. Mary Young
Mrs. Alice Kirkpatrick
V S 60VtS**€WT PW"!T)M6 OFftCE )*S4
Of—7*1-7!S
Issued statement by the President on the appointment of a Industry-government
Special Travel Task Force.
- Shack leton Dr
. Jane t Travel l
Mrs. Rut h Timberlak e Proko p Mrs
. Jame s Row e ^ Jac
k Valenti
After th e meeting , th e ladie s talke d wit h the ladies o f the press i n th e Cabine t Room
To office - - an d in lounge with Mrs. Jeann e Murra y
-
Good crowds all along the way. Inone instance the motorcade traveled ona turnpike.
Motorists were stopped along the way to make room for the motorcade.
Arrive DALLASTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA
The crowds were so large -- Dallas town has a population of 3700
