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  • me to notify? sally II fl J,.,,._,_. .A,,; . ........ I Yesterday Jim1Novy sent the President a telegram asking that he meet immediately with a certain Rabbi. Donna said this · telegram was given to Sherwin to wprk on. ; I x ! Today Harold
  • Baker, Manager of Employee Relations for Interna­ tional Hanester; David A. Bowdoin, Manager of Personnel Administration for Hughes Aircraft; W. ~­ Coursey, Vice President of Personnel for Geophys­ ical Senice, Inc. (subsidiary of Texas Instruments, Inc
  • VIPs file 2 minutes Secretary Hodges introduces Andrews for welcome 2 minutes Mayor Andrews introduces: off Mayor Arlie Harold Butterworth, nayor of Hopewell Mrs. Edith Collier, Vice Chairman of Petersburg D~mocratic Club Mrs. Violet Booz, Judge
  • , Mr. Whitney New York City Long distance (President call from at Ranch) /l,, DECEMBER 1:37 - l:40p 11, 1967 2( YOUNG, Dr. & Mrs. Whitney M. FEBRUARY 8, 1968 8: 00p..: 12: 03a State Dinner honoring The Rt. Hon. and Mrs. Harold Wilson
  • invitation to signing of the High-Speed Ground Transportation Research ai.d Development Act of 1965, on Thursday, September~, 1965. U.S. Senate JAVITS, Jacob K. MAGNUSON, Warren G. PASTORE, John O. PELL, Claibore SCOTT, Hugh TYDINGS,Joseph D. WILLIAMS
  • , Henry KEIJ..Y, Edna THOMAS, Albert PCWELL,Adam COLLEY,Harold BLATNIK,John N, Edith ILLIS, Edwin ABLOCKI,Clement October 19, 1964 i .I MEMORANDUM FOR CLAUDE DESAUTELS Coaan•.■man Edith Green l• very iatereated of H.J. ing October She would lib
  • LIST REQUESTED. OFFICES: SECY RUSK SECY DILLON SECY MC NAMARA ATTY GEN KATZENBACH PMG GRONOUSKI SECY UDALL SECY FREEMAN SECY CONNOR SECY WIRTZ SECY CELEBREZZE GEN HAROLD JOHNSON - DEFENSE GEN WHEELER ADM DAVID MCDONALD - NAVAL OPERATIONS DIR WEBB DIR
  • , CST, October 9 " (5 Minute Stop) tt Lv. Crestview 9:35 AM, CST, October 9 II Milligan 9:42 AM, CST, October 9 II If I! Holts 9:52 AM, CST, October 9 ti Harold 10: 05 AM, CST, October 9 " " 10: 25 AM, CST, October 9 Ar. M~ • (~nute Stop) If II Lv
  • ~ ;;.~ couid. alway£ looked and the latter a gentleman tell the differ. f-r1.rr. Bosi:o.: d.,.d a gentleman "The former knew everything, everything Hugh Swinton and Dubois of your Char le ston: of the oldest Southern We knew of your great Simms
  • to the public, and translated into French selected poetry of T. s. Eliot, Langston Hughes and James Weldon Johnson,· to name a few. He is also the author of numerous essays and (New York, Praeger, 1964) articles including on African socialism and Pierre Teilhard
  • , HVMIIL nat ..... ,__ , t. ~ H. MACOONALD, NMa. L HUGH L. CMCY, H.Y. 7. JAMES J)ou•t of l\tpttftntatibtf IIIICIN■......., MMW\. ■. STIIATTON, N.Y. WILLIAM ■. -1:AD. P'A. NTE" W. ltODINO, M., N.J. HOIIACI: a. KOIIHECIAY, N.C, .IOHN I. l"LYHT, J••• eA
  • Bundy ... Policy Team • • • • • .• .. ...... . . . . .. White House LGen David A. Burchinal • • • • JCS Mr. William S. Gaud • • • AID LGen Andrew J. Goodpaster, USA. • General Harold K. Johnson, USA. • Hon. u
  • retiring members of the Advisory Council! Harry. Baker, Manager of Employee Relations for Interna­ tional Harvester; David· A. Bowdoin, Manager of Personnel Administration for Hughes Aircraft; W. _S. Coursey, Vice President of Personnel for Geophys­ ical
  • by appropriate Negotiations to this families, the ownershi'p of· the mineral estate, in the Alfred Hugh Hawes estate, and the heirs Little. the use of the surface of this portion of the surface use of the surface with annual requested annually
  • the gas boom in northwestern New Mexico, Colorado and Utah. Since then have been working in Texas and the Arkansas Valley area of northwestern Arkansas, where we are now drill­ ing a wildcat. In the interim have releived myself of the great Harold Byrd, he
  • DEMONSTRATIO NS WH IC H HAVE DISRUPTED THE NATION FOR A WEEK . l l/3J- -PA912.-:\ES l.'1(., Mr. Christian 0 \....,--­ -0 1 Apl"il 1. , l · {!,t;/,1 - UM OF CONVERSATIO?­ t!.o~O 'AA TICIPANTS: ~ owla.nd~ana Harold H. Saund•r• John W. Foateio n • who
  • foundation dedicated as a living memorial to those who served with the armed forces of th• United States in the Pacific" Directors Harold J. Coolidge, Jr. Walter F. Dillingham Philip M. Farley Childs Frick John J. McCloy Robert Cushman M1rphJ W. A. Read
  • , trace the impact precisely of my talks; but I think I could detect some· effect, particularly in Roscoe Drummond's column and one of Dick Wilson's. With Hugh Sidey I spent a lot of time on an evaluation of Bob McNamara achievements in the Pentagon. We
  • ,a-, ~...• _.,..,_.. -- ~~......... ff¢ ~~. La·•• ,,. we• r. ... ~ --tRII~-· cc aem to: ~ •• o-:a~ at&ld P•lll4•- ...... L.i.1111■ C. jl/az Sen. Hugh~ott: Sen. •Jacob K. 'javita Sell. Winston L. i»routy Sen. Maurine Reuberaer Sen. Gaylord ielaon Sen. TJul\&aton B
  • the ccnmtry •. Included -.ong tho•• trained tt.ve been doctor•, delltf.etl, optometrt■t•• school ~eacben and libl'Uiena. M you know, Mr. J.olm Hugh Crimin.a, Coordinator of Cuban Affair• in the State Department. and Hr. Joseph a. Meye-ra, Deputy
  • of the names should be~~ changed to add some of the men who helped develop this important.K'.-.d~ new law on the Hughes Panel. Macy and I recommend Private . ~,~ ~/ 4~~ FOR THE PRESIDENT . • ·•- ~~j:~ ~~~ October 7, 1968 1 :OO p. m., Monday ' •d~ •1f
  • on your urban program Sam Hughes and I met with the Chairmen of theXCritical Urban Problems Connnittees of the Federal Executive Boards for a full day session on February 1. These officials had previously participated in the Youth Opportunity Conference
  • Conf. WILLIAMSON, Kenneth, American ltos tal Assn . RUSK, Howard A.,, I nsti tute of Physical HIIJ..ENBRP.ND , Harold,, American Dental Assn . Medicine & Rehabilitation RCSE , John c., Georgetcn-m University BARTON, Walter E., Arnericah Psychiatr ic
  • CENTRAL LABOR COUNC L 1 A. F. L. -- C. I. 0. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS o(~')9 RALPH ARIVEULA • EXEC. WILLIAM HUGHES • 2ND JOSEPH SWEENEY • • . JOHN W. GRIFFIN MICHAEL ARM ANO • WILLIAM BAMFORTH • WILLIAM IVERS • VICE VICE PRl!SI. TREASURER SECRETARY TRUSTEE
  • of them respectful, some hostile -- from ordinary Americans. The approval for this went as high as White House counselor Karen Hughes, who lined up Bush himself to launch it. "Once we got the president's involvement, getting everybody else was pretty easy
  • of them respectful, some hostile -- from ordinary Americans. The approval for this went as high as White House counselor Karen Hughes, who lined up Bush himself to launch it. "Once we got the president's involvement, getting everybody else was pretty easy
  • of Naraerymen, Ponland,. Ore. 4/14/65 • Harold S. Crawford, Willia Nureery Co., Ottawa, Kana. [2 of 11, back] . , ""' WAI 13 Dl PD OTTAWA KANS 14 1055A CST THE PRESIDENT r THE WHITE HOUSE PLANTING OF JAPANESE CHERRY TREES IN WASHINGTON IS A MER.ITORIOUS
  • Rouae, ALIOTO,Joeeph L., Mayor She.n. CAIN, Stanley A.., Interior ALLOTT, Gordon, Senator CALLISON, Charles H., Natl Audubon Soc. ANDERSON,Clinton P., Senator CANTY, Don, Urban America ANTEI.L, James B., 'l'Ulsa, Okla. CAREY, Hugh L., Congress
  • provision (section 5). I} I shall appreciate other connnents on this draft as soon as possible that we will be in a position to send th~~~F.d~/4 ~ cc: • ·Honorable Harold Seidman Honorable John Adams ] Mr. Joseph Goldman Mr. Alan Dean Mr. Nate Goodrich
  • OPTIONAL. POIIM NO. 10 MAY 1 • KDITICN GU l'PMII (41 CPR) 101-11.a ( ,.,... UNITED STATES GeVERNMENT Memorandum TO M. Co Miscovsky FIi.OM Harold Hair SUBJECT: Ku Klux Klan DATE: January 9, 1968 )J J../--7:I-- Confidential FBI Reports
  • will cooperate with me on this, for this i's the President's program, this is the way we want it, then I'll do the same for you when you get to be President. He then switched off into the business of telling the story of our accomplishments, relating that Harold
  • Hughes to Secretaxy- Eusk TS 4 pp. ~ 11,-1-'i1, ~L. J'1'-f- 3.t;o n. d. A Intelligence report TS 3 pp ~ r-~7-t;; A/L.. )- 7/15/67 A JI'-) 'i'/--?,97 9H s,7 !Jl-e~~;QO..--+-- R-e-Stew~- ·£ -l¼~~~tch:m-t:-.__~44u.--,~!Q, Ts 1 p. n ~A-~....-:t
  • 5:10-5:18 The Harold Wilsons March 6 11: 15-11 :30 Foreign Minister Kyprianous of Cyprus March 6 5:20-6: 15 10:42-11:18 Mexico- US Interparliamentary group Reception £or above March 11 12:20-12:35 March 16 11:50-12 H. E. Miguel Rubeiro
  • Unit Ph ilip H. Bollinger, John B. Bledsoe, Charles H. Dovey, Thoma s H. F. Hughes . NEWS EDITORS Turner Rose, Chief of News Desk F. W . Gapp, Chief of Text Desk William H. Riebold, Thurber W . Cushing, N . Key Hart, Fred A. Emery, Donald Becker, L
  • honored guests, includine Mayor Hugh J. Addonizip, Cuunty Chairman Dennis F. Carey and the New Jersey delegation to the one-day conference held on April ll. requesting Mr. President., there is a note of urgency in an early reply from you. With warm
  • , G.K. von Noorden, John Owen, Solbert Permutt, Alvah Ehillips, Kingsley Price, Olive Quinn, Harry Raulet, Frederick Reuss, Richard Riley, Donald Risley, Harold Rosen, E.V. Schneier, Barbara Starfield, Helen Taussig, W.E. 'nlormann, Bernard Vannier, Eli