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- to be enjoying the proceedings, although the President's cattle did no
bring as high a price as hoped. Dr.
Voss:Mary S
"Departed the Fair Grounds, headed Northon281. The President andJudge Moursund
. drove out past where the trailers are made, pulled to the side
- Ranch returned t o the LBJ Ranch at 7:20 pm.
December 7 , 1965
TUESDAY
White House -- LBJ Ranch, Texas
In the kitchen -- hoping that a photographer could be found in time to get a picture
of Mrs . Zephyr Wright sleeping on the kitchen tabl e
- about the Dominican Republic. The President said: "I hope you can get some of your colleagues to put the w
that the_communists have taken over the press in some of xKBECtx3BB{L these countries because the American press apparent
doesn't know it. the Dean
- then reported on the war ther e and the economic and social
stabilities and instabilities then
expressed his appreciation to the American
Government and expressed hopes that with the concrete results of this
conference we will achieve success in the fight
- session was the DECLARATIONOF HONOLULU
PART I
"The Republic of Vietnam and the United States of America jointly declare:
their determination in defense against aggression,
their dedication to the hopes of all the people of South Vietnam
- and golf balls
imprinted with "Prime Minister."
Photograph Autographed
photograph in sterling silver fram e with seal .
"To His Excellency Eisaku Soto. Prime Minister of Japan
with every good wish . Lyndon B. Johnson."
Book Autographed
copy of "My Hope
- O'Brie n an d staff . H e the n tol d the m tha t ther e
were fou r bill s h e wante d passed thi s year :
Education
Medicare
Voting Right s
and Immigratio n
He emphasize d tha t o n the entir e grou p he hope d that the y would be passe d
substantially
-
7 1965
Monday
Edward H . Whit e I I aboard US S WASP i n the Atlanti c of f Cap e Kenned y
(hope Signa l recorded ? ) mjd r
»
Vicky
Mr. an d Mrs . Da n Martin an d famil y (forme r Unde r Secretary o f Commerce )
farewell visi t - - handshak e
- Fowler hopes wil l b e a regular monthly meeting
Fowler
during which KBLKX Treasury an d economi c problem s can be discussed)
Cliff
The President was
mtg by memo
Fowler
Carter
DNC
Hon John Stevens
tfj; Sir Patric k Dean --Amb. of Great Britai n
Amb
- . Ernest/McFarland into Oval Office
OFF
RECORD
He is a former sGc Senator and is now Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court.
wrote the President saying that he would be in Washington w/ his wife, Edna,
and hoped to see and talk with the President
- of the State Department and relay this
I information.
The Presiden t said this was good and that he hoped to have a reply in the
morning.
. 9:
- wit h Presidential sea l in
gold an d Secretary General' s nam e i n gol d lettering. "Fo r Secretar y Genera l U Thant Man's age-ol d hope s remai n ou r goal ; tha t thi s work , unde r God , ca n be saf e fo r diversit y
(and free fro m hostilit y
-
of 1964 in
creasing
condifence
that
results of legislations
will
be
gratifying
and
expressed
hopes for the future
in farm legislation
G Reedy
Myer
Feldman
and
Ted
Etherington
is
until
OFF RECORD
President
of American
Stock
Exchange
W Jenkins
Thurs
White
- of 'guiding the Alliance in what I hope will be a perio d of peace and
stability, LBJ"
Harry
Oppenheimer
West Hall
South
African
is head
Roy
Roberts
West Hall
McGeo
Walter
Bundy
Jenkins
fr
mans
fr
Mr Oppenheimer
a 50 yr old
of vast Anglo
American
combine
- of their Off ce.
I look forward to this experience with zest and enthusiasm. . . ."
In Summary - "It is my hope that the campaign will be kept on a plane worthy
of the Presidency. What two men say about each other matters very little when
the freedom
- 2 , 964 ,
LBJ"
PHOTOGRAPH - autographe d photograp h i n sterlin g silve r fram e wit h Presidentia l
Seal. - - "T o Hi s Excellenc y Kennet h Davi d Kaunda , wit h m y hope s fo r th e
bright future
futur e oof fZambi
Zambia aan
an
s ne
President
- and , wit h
Mr. Clarenc e Fason , selected dogwoo d an d othe r tree s tha t migh t b e used .
Mrs. Johnso n hope d a magnoli a woul d b e include d i n th e landscaping . Al l
agreed th e landscapin g shoul d b e simple , no t contrived . Also , ther e
- in the White House Theatre for TAPING of Live to
Statement
The cease-fire vote of the Security Council opens a hopeful path away from
danger i n the Middl e East . It reflects responsible concern for peace on the
part of all who voted for it. The United States
- (pl)
today's schedul e --Marvi n als o tol d him tha t Henr y Wif e on was
re
g lunc h w / Chairma n Mill s an d hoped h e coul d tal k t o Pres . soo n
e Califan o
Jo
Henry
i
1:14p Marvin-Watso
1:15p - |
1:35p - |
^ 4:0
C> 4:0
y
o Ova l Office
- friends to come join
us for lunch to discuss the purposes
of this institution. .its future and
its hopes." j
Datr .August
White House
^
THURSDAY
George Meany - Chicago, Illinois (Pres.
t h i s
G e o r g e
c a l l
M e a n y
took this call
- - an d Luc i had written o n the picture -"To the Ma n we will alway s lov e and respect -- Here's hoping thi s littl e
pre-Halloween gift wil l scar e all the evi l spirits away and make you well again, Luc i &
Pat
October 18, 1965
N. N . M. C
- r happines s an d succes s i n the comin g ;yea r
3) T o the President - - w / the hope that this year wil l be brighter tha n th e last . . .
a an
d w/ th e questio n of whatever sh e coul d do to "eas e th e burden " that sh e
would be there at his
- of free peoples . He sai d --"Our stand must be as firm
as ever" and commented how America had stood firm in Europe and now
must to do in other parts of the world. He talked of the hopes that both
leaders of America and Viet-Nam held for the meetings
- :05pm, CST , Februar y 9 , 1965 )
The Presiden t release d a statemen t followin g th e meetin g with th e genera l ton e of
a goo d meeting, deliveranc e o f the lt r an d Unite d State s hope s fo r Germa n
reunification.
- th e President' s office . Mr . Horne r gav e th e Presiden t
a churn Presiden t hopes t o use i t a s decorativ e piec e a t ranc h i n Texas .
Wanted Ceci l Stoughto n to tak e pictur e o f the Presiden t wit h Garnet t Horner .
Picture taken
- t 1 , 196 5
Autographed a cop y o f "M y Hope fo r America " t o Chancello r Erhar d o n the
occasion o f his visi t - - "T o M y Friend Ludwi g Erhar d wit h warmes t
regard o n the occasio n o f his visi t t o Washington , June , 1965 , Lyndo n B
- Staff, th e Chie f o f Staff o f the Army , th e
tee o n Arrangement s fo r thi s event , t o
hope to be a happy nation .
Chief o f Naval Operations, th e Chie f o f begin
s even t b y presentin g th e U.S .
"Grant ou r supplication , w e beseech Staff o
- later
did we learn tha t coffe e i s Haiti' s largest export . ) Th e
President chatte d with all o f the Ambassadors , mentioned
the hopes fo r th e upcomin g conference o f foreign minister s
with th e Colombia n Ambassador an d was ver y gla d t o
- . Symington and Bill Moyers were sitting behind the President. PM warmly
welcomed the President saying something like
"Mr. President, I hope you realize that although we have our differences
New Zealand does not resent America expressing her views even though
- at Bergstrom AFB
"Congressman Pickle will have several people at the airport to meet
the President. Mayor Harry Akin of Austin will be there. Congressman
Pickle hopes you can give the group some attention on arrival.
had cup of Sanka
left the State Room
-
Joe
y/
28,
- alone
Califano
Patrick Nugent - Austin, Tex
for the Chief tocome up
Manatos
General - Ramsey Clark
11:40p Retired
Today issued Statement by the President re Senate Appropriations
Committee reaffirming our pledge to bring new hope
- by the President the
President intorduced Governor John Connally, and
was booed, and it was heard "Get him out", etc. The President went on without
pausing, hoping the booes would go unnoticed. ___
I Departed
the Hilton Inn, same occupants in the car for motorcade
- on
his round the world the tour, thanking them for the visit and expressing hope
for good in the world.
Wheels down at Andrews Air Force Base
To Air Force One
Air Force One departed Andrews Air Force Base,
en route Randolph Air Force Base, Texas
- .
President o f St. Fran The White HouseJan 6, 1969MondayHon. Orville FreemanSecy of Agricult
Brooklyn, Ne w York
Presented th e President th e honorar y Docto r o f Laws Degre e
which St . Franci s ha d hoped to present t o th e Presiden t
at a Convocatio n
- Rosto w - return ing th e President's cal l o f earlier toda y
The President signe d mail ^W
Mr. Phili p Potte r w / th e Baltimor e Sun
--Mr. Potte r tol d th e Presiden t tha t he ha d hoped t o see hi m personall y before he Isf t
to tell him goodb
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Rt. Rev . Higgins , Director , NCW C Myro
n Silbert, Federate d Dept . Store s
Alfred Hodgson , NAS A Charle
s Smithe , Dept , o f Defens e
John Hope , PCEE O Antoni
o Taylor , PCEE O
y S . Traynor , AE C
Al Kranssdoff Harr
Judge Marjori e Lawso n
-
no sir never are Read
saying
I've got no hope in
State
To mjdr's office
Where's Yolanda
is she on vacation
I'll
is getting
some sun
today
To
Press Office
Dep for
mansion
Bill
Moyers fr house
John Knigh t - Akron , Ohi o
Jack Valent i
George Reed y
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Football
and
team
members
Also
present were
Sen
and
Rep Tom Steed
Jay
Team
Mike
O'Neal
Monroney
P. 4
Fri
White
House
9-18-64
A pictur e wa s mad e wit h th e Team , an d o n departing, th e Presiden t said , " I wish yo u a goo d
season, an d I hope
-
and
Sgt. Clayton Lyons.
hard
back
The President inscribed a
hardbackcopy of
£-,* r>rc^> pion of "-v- ;.•
J MY HOPE FOR AMERICA as
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birthday gift for presentation in Memphis "To Joe L. Evins -with "warm regards from
his friend. "
Pres came through
