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- National Archives
5:41 Left Archives
5:48 To White House
8:56 w/ President left White House and visited American Jewish
Committee Convention at Shoreham Hotel and Democratic Congressional Club.
Democratic Fundraising Dinner at Armory
10:43 w/ President
- )
meeting in Sen Mansfield's office
Joe Kilgore and Homer Cazamias
John Bailey
Cordell Moore
Sen Dirksen
General Clay
Speaker
Bobby
Ramsey Clark
Bill Moyers
George Brown (Houston)
Reception given by National Demo Committee for Democratic Senators
- :50a
4. 12:00n
5. 1:00p
6. 6:45p
7. 7:45p
The White House for Leadership breakfast meeting.
With President and Mrs. Kennedy, greeted Democratic Women on White House lawn.
Congressman Roberts to present Judge Hall, his successor in Texas Senate.
Opened
- of Jack Brown
of the National Democratic Committee.
Opened Senate.
Telephone conversation with George Reedy.
Hosted luncheon for 13 Democratic candidates for the Senate and others, including
Senators Smathers, Hartke , Clark, Johnston, Hickey, Bible
- . A primary point to be raised is the suggestion
that in the consideration of any reorganizatio n of the Democratic
National Committee that 3 Governors be invited to meet on an
ex officio basis with the national committee or its executive committee
so
- : division of labor at LBJ Ranch.
Worked with Ashton on bedroom.
3:35 Eivind combed out.
3. 4:15 To the Blue Room for reception for Democratic National Committee.
4:50 Left the South Grounds via chopper with the President and Luci.
4:59 Arrived at Andrews Air
- and
8:03 Returned to the White House with Mssrs. Jacobsen and Califano.
8:35 With the President, Mssrs. Jacobsen and Califano, departed for the Washington
Hilton - Jefferson Room. The President addressed the state chairmen of the
Democratic National
- to form receiving line for members of the
Democratic National Committee.
5:40 To the State Dining Room for refreshments.
6:09 President to his office.
6:16 To the second floor.
6:42 Left the South Grounds via helicopter with the President, Ambassador
- of Democratic
National Committee - Washington Hilton Hotel.
11:05 Above group returned to White House - second floor.
Entry
No.
Time
Activity
11:35 Mr. and Mrs. Wasserman arrived.
11:40 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Krim arrived.
12:40 Mr. and Mrs. Weisl left; other
- at 3:50 pm
White House, Executive Committee of National Security Council Meeting (continuing
discussion of last week)
Depart White House -- Walk to 274 EOB, arriving there at 6:02 pm
Depart White House via car 111 arriving Women's National Democratic
- , but send message) -- see entry No. 8
Bill Moyers (returning VP's call)
To the Ellipse for presiding at departure ceremonies o f the President of Bolivia,
Victor PAZ Extennssoro --to EOB at 2:30
G. Reedy - re: adding members to EEO Committee
To Mats Terminal
- ^
" McConnell, Robert - Dept of Interior
McKellar, Angus - N. C. Seashore Commission
McFarland, Sidney - House Interior Committee
Manley, John - General Manager, Alaska Railroad
Montgomery, Clarence - National Park Service
Morse, Thomas W. - Asst Supt, Cape
- of living
quarters
Bill Moyers
Attorney
General
Kennedy
returning
his
call
Meeting
in Oval
Room of Mansion
w/ Democratic
Members of
Rules
Committee
including
Cong
J
Madden
Ind
James
J Delaney
NY
James
W Trimble
Ark
Richard
Bolling
Mo
Thomas
P O'Neill
Mass
B
- Goodrich,
State Democratic Committee Chairman; Mrs. Annette Raker, Nationa l Committe
State Cabinet — Secy, of State — Tom Adams; Sfate Treasurer — Edwin Larson
Atty. General Ja mes Kynes, (Comptroller — Raygreen, Supt, of Public:
Instruction — Thomas
- , May 10, be observed and flags display
on all Govt buildings on that day. . calls upon people of Nation to render public and private
expression of their love and reverence for their mothers.
2) Prayer
For Peace Proclamation issued - Memorial Day, 1964
-
and Bob Komer
6:30p
-- Busby out at 4:18p
April 20, 1966
Wednesday
White House
list not available
WH police said a
DNC man vouched
for each guest
Police asking DNC
for complete list
To the mansion w/ MW and PM
for
RECEPTION for Democratic National
- , Export-Import Bank, Wash. , D. C.
* Mr. Bob Perrin, Assistant Director, OEO, and former AA to Sen. McNamara
* Mrs. Margaret Price, Vice Chairman. Democratic National Committee
' Mr. Zolton Ferency (Democratic Candidate for Governor of Michigan)
' Mr. Joe
- mans
To the office
w/
JV
McGeorge Bundy
Congressman
James Burke
out
off the record
Mass
To the Cabinet
Room
w/ Jack Valenti
to make
a
magnetic tape
for
the
Democratic
National
Committee
Taped three statements
Senate Democratic
Conference
Jan
2 1953
- True," to be used by the Democratic National Committee.
j^
The
ltr from Dr. Bailey thanked the President for his help for his help through his
administration in providing funds which enabled Northland College to "reach toward excellence. "
n*t
- for
Sheraton -Park Hotel.
Arrived Sheraton- Park - to Cotillion Room of Hotel - Women's National Democratic Club
dinner honoring Ambassador Adlai Stevenson
The Usher
Re Reception at Mayflower Hotel given by Prime Minister and Mrs. Levi Eshki President give s
- of the 1964
Campaign Conference for Democratic Women. Escorted to speaker's platform and introduced
by Margaret Price, Vice Chairman of the Dem. National C nference - speaks from 9:50 unti
10:25 pm -
10:30p To
the White House w/ Mrs. Johnson
and JV
- :40p :
The President had LUNCH in his stateroom w/ Sen. Scott Lucas. Dorothy O'Brien National
Democratic Committeewoman from Illin ois). VM, MF
Arrive Springfield Capitol Airport -- greeted crowds (President was met by usual
(lost one hour from
CST
- , Democratic National Committee
General John P. McConnell
Signed a few pieces of mail -- mjdr working signing table with the President
To Jim Jones office with Larry O'Brien.
Jan 9, 1969
The Whit e House
Thurs
George Christian (PL)
Director Charle s Zwick
- A. Walsh School of Foreign Service Building, ^^HHthe President
met by Father Joseph Dunne, S. J. (head of the school of foreign service), and
Jack H. Vaughn, Director of the Peace Corps.
They escorted him to the Hall of Nations in the Building
- to nominate Mr. Howard G. Gamser for reappointmei t
National Mediation Board.
Today aamed Mrs. Jayne Baker-Spain of Cincinnati as a Vice Chairman of the
President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped.
Today transmitted to the Senate the International
- -President, Ecumenical World Committee - Jersey City, N. J.
George V. Allen, - Director, Foreign Service Institute - Washington, D. C.
Hon. John E. Babiarz - Mayor of Wilmington, Wilmington, Delaware
Very Rev. Bernard Bak
Hon. George Ball - Under Secy
- Gonella's office)
Bill Moyers
Bill Moyers
The President asked for Cong Harley Staggers --he was in a Committee meeting,
and the President talked to Marguerite Fari (The Congressman's Administrative
Assistant)
Louis Martin, at the Democratic National
-
General
Judge E
Barrett
Prettyman
and Lee White
re
aspects of report
issued
by
President's
Committee
on Narcotics
and
Drug
Abuse
out
George Reedy
Lee White
remained
in also
w/ Pres
out
both
Asst Secy of State
Phillips
Talbot
Robert
Komer
Hon Walter P
- ^^ CONSERVATION BILL SIGNING
t Ralph Becker
page
A-Robert R. Garvey, Jr.
Executive Director
National Trust for Historic Preservation
{!
Mr. Casey Ireland ^
Housing Subcommittee
House Committee on Banking and Currency
^Mrs. Jouett Shouse\ /
Department
- Brown - Beverly
Hills, California
Mrs Hilda
Weinert
(Fred Reece
Al House
- National
President
of Young
Democrats
Ivan Sinclair)
R. Sargent Shriver,
Adam
Yarmolinsky,
Mr. Mankowitz
f
Lynda Bird
- Austin
meeting
Mrs Johnson
only
f
George Brown - Houston
- Watson's office
f ~HHI
.
7:15p -8:25p To
the Fish Room with Marvin Watson - g^E MW out at 7:24p
for Meeting with the Officers of the Democratic National Committee:
John Criswell
Martin -•
Billie Farnum
Charles Weltner
Bill Phillips ;
Aldrete
Pric e
- , Boylston, Mass - National Newspaper Boy age 14
Don Larrabee, Griffin News Bureau
for picture to be used during National Newspaper Boy Day for publicity.
To Cabinet Room FOR SIGNING CEREMONY - H. R. 13712. Minimum Wage Bill
REMARKS
Cong Philip Burton
Cong
- school students of the nation to speak
out on rights and responsibilities of citizenship.
This yr s subject is "Freedom's Challenge. "
appt requested by £bcsp
Cooper T. Holt, Exec Director,
Five
of these young people have been awarded national
-
Brooks, Stephen 1st
Hechler, Ken Cong. 4th
V
STAFF
Kidd's
Incumbent
staff
WISCONSIN
Holter, Tom 10th
Lauri, Tim 10th
Lauri, Carl 10th
Lauri's
Lauri's
Nominee
WYOMING
Roncalio, Teno
Cong.
^
ADDITIONS :
Grotegut, J.W.
Democratic National Committee
- . Rober t McNamara (ret . P . 's call )
To th e Stat e Dinin g Room for a foreig n affairs briefin g o n Vietnam
for selecte d member s o f Congress. . .OFF RECOR D - bipartisa n
SENATE ARME D SERVICE S COMMITTEE
/Sen. Richar d Russell , Ga . Sen
\ Sen
- . - just arrived from Honolulu, Hawaii.
Attorney General Robert Kennedy - Cape Cod, Mass. (b. 2) (returning bis call)
Departs w/ JV, Lynda Bird,
for Hollywood Palladium - Fund Raising Dinner sponsored by the Democratic State Central
Committee. Robert F. Six
- by Governor Terry Sanford, Mayor Stan R. Brookshire, Hugh G. Mitchell
Committee on Arrangements; Fred B. Heims, Clay Cline, Sen. Ervin, Sen. Jordan,
Congressman Kitchin, Congressman Alexander and others. 43-piece Harding High School
Band playing "Yellow Rose
- , '
Harry Goodman , photographer to make photographs for the AH A
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RECORD:
Owen Cheatham , BMBBBl National Campaign Chairman
- , and walked along the fence g)H^H# greeting the crowd.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Governor and Mrs. Roger Branigin of Indiana
Mayor of Indianapolis and Mrs. John Barton
Democratic State Chairman, Gordon St. Angelo
Depart Indianapolis, Airport by helicopter HHH^HUHH
- Marshall
10:35
12:00
The President received the following Negro leaders:
Jack Greenberg, NAACP Legal Education Fund
Dorothy Height, National Council of Negro Women
A. Philip Randolph, President, Brotherhoo d of Sleeping Car Porters
Roy Wilkins, Executive
