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  • UJMil(Q)JM TIEILIECG~AJMI C 19 3 D • e ru ry 12, l • yn on • John o FORT WORTH MORNING AMON G. CARTER, STAR-TELEGRAM EVENING PRESIDENT SUNDAY FORT WORTH.TEXAS February 8, 1943. Honorable L~don Johnson, House of Representatives
  • LibrEJ,ry Austin, Texas 78705 Dear Ms. Houston: I appreciated ~'·Here is the for the Fort your call. column I wrote Worth Star word that the White House had not returned I turned for as I told Carter did execute both did Ford. turned hard
  • LibrEJ,ry Austin, Texas 78705 Dear Ms. Houston: I appreciated ~'·Here is the for the Fort your call. column I wrote Worth Star word that the White House had not returned I turned for as I told Carter did execute both did Ford. turned hard
  • grateful for any assistance you can give us. Ver'j sincerely yours, ~L~ Wayne L. Hartman County Judge . Victoria County, Texas [11 of 18] [12 of 18] c 0 FXDERAL A VIAT.ION .AQENCT .M rp0rt• Dlatrlct OUlc• No. l . P. O. Be·9S•o For& Worth. ?, Tex&• p
  • NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF DOCUMENT letter CO RRESPONDENTS OR TITLE DATE Lyndon B. Johnson to Shag Fl !1'6re of the Fort Worth QM with a t tached }.e'tter XII to Lynd Johnson
  • ·;:~:{:... : ~(;}~. ~·[;;R-~~e0:t:_-~:~r:Yn·~ffo::~i]ifs a · ..,-o,~71"'~a=fif 1-te~ ;~J,;"~i;·~ ~·· -~ San Angelo (Tex.)..S.tandard.;. ·: ... • ~.,,.
  • how to fit~ remarks so that they might fit themselves to the tacts ot Europe. It is possible that m:, speech 1n Fort Worth predicting the call o:t an unlimited national emergency was more than just a guess. People don't guess on the very great
  • - D•FYIC06 NL PD=FTWORTH TEX 12= SEN LYNDON B JOHNSON= . ., ....,_ WASHDC= ACT ION 1 AKEN BY' you REGA D' G 0 BUDDY FELIX LONGORA DEEPL y APPRECIATED BY Al ME~BERS OF OUR ORGANIZATION= BOTHWELL KANE POST ~ 21 AMERICAN LEGION FORT WORTH TEXAS
  • of e colle ge in Denton , nd de some remark s in favor of Ro osevelt, gettin g a bi g hand . Smi t h ta l k ed to 1.200 people . Young took him ove r, handling him, nd takin g him back into Fort Worth. Young will meet Wirtz i n Austin Mond y night. He
  • , • ./ INCOMING TELEGRAM D epartment of State !; . Actktft SS Info 0I VZCTCQMA54 tVV KOA792 RR RUEHC DE RU gwt KG 348 9A 13 11814 . ZN Y SSSSS R I n 65 5 Z Pl AY 67 FM AM EM BASSY AMM AN T 0 SE CST ATE VASK> C STATE ~NC i 84 t 7 ~MY 12·. Ml 3 0 ; ' i
  • Electric Building, Fort Worth, Texas, that this application has lett their ottice and gone to Washington. Since the location · of Camp Swi:rt in Bastrop County, this is most vital and is one of our most crying needs. health unit I have just been advised
  • .., .. l I Auguat 1, 1961 Dear Mr. Hubbard: Thank you for letting me have the benefit of your views and comments and for sending me the clipping• from the Fort Worth Star T&legram. It i& always helpful to me to have your thoughts and suggestion
  • send a t~le· . Indignation meetings followed. gram to the army quartermaster .Abusive letters, some obscene, and at Fort Worth advising them that ! · _ telegrams poured into Three Rivers, I would handle the services. So far a South Texas town of 2,000
  • the editorial cartoon from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. You 're · right, · I dld get.a good smile out of it ,and .Harold· · Maples ;willing, ; I will add.the ._original the draw· Ing to my collection of such pieces. of Might I add that .the LBJ ·Ranch ls near
  • since then, I have seen n9 mention of negotiations involving suggested concessions by the Russians in exchanee for con­ cessions demanded by them. It would seem worth while to explore nw suggestion of physically joining West Berlin to West Germany
  • CHARLES EDWARD BARRIS of Fort Worth, Texas; Muhamd's Mosque of Isla at Tyler, Texas, with approxi■ately 11 ■embers led by Minister WILBURWILLI.AMS; and the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Co-ittee (SNCC) with headquarters at 2811 South Boulevard, Apart
  • -7742-12 A-5218-27 my appreciation. Since;;11(£, David~ DEL:mb Li\.,,t~~ N. Y. 10004 WHITEHALL -4--4521 tJSi 11.BORftl o ,.,, , UPO KlS ARRIIL ,osnrcurs v R VHnE IMS NECll!Uf. , A1'D PHOTOsr11,. OKAMOTO· • PRESERVATION COPY TELEGRAM FULL
  • already hair-thin economy. His chief ef­ forts were diplomatic and were aimed at ending the feuding between nomi­ nally socialist Arab states, especially Egypt and Syria. '-rhe unified efforts of; certain countries, such as the U .A.R., Al­ geria, Syria
  • · LlMITED OF~iCIAL USE 01, Department of State TELEGRAM LIM!T~D OFtICIAL USE ?AGE 02 KINGST 01536 31i558Z BOTH BUSTAMANTE AND MANLEYOR TO NE!THERo ~o SUGGESTEDTEXT ~OR WHITE HOUSE CON§!DERATIONFOR BUSTAMANTE MESSAGE~OLLOWSs ~DEAR SiR ALEXANDER
  • . Thia very J.ons cable arrived from Salaon ~te Sunday. Yesterday · I bad lt typed with tbe abbreviations epeUed·oui. I think you may want to read the conclualona rtpt away~ bat the whole meesaae is worth }. . reading. Mc:G. B. THE WHITE HOUSE
  • in identifying 9,501 of these objects. Virtually a.11of these sightings were denved from subjective human observations and interpretations. The most common of these were astronomical sight­ ings that included such things as bright stars and planets, comets
  • -,are time" working as a home economist com,,any in Fort Worth ann "tudying work at the for the ministry Seminary in Fort Worth philsophy Texas in e.t Southwestern and Judith for an e lectri-: and theology suent service at the seminary. Along came
  • out In the middle of Ma.yfa.fr t ht ' ;.nd l'l~ally go to tov.-n w ith hi!1 .1 notl clowninr, Ro11 11 "THREE STARS" De\CK I f NF.P "Curly," "Smile~•" and ___:_ .... : ... ,.1..,,.. 'TI rE wii.l i ..,.... _-1 _1; ta p i SA h ia p: f-h The Uilited
  • at the northwest gate at ll:l5A.M. for admittance and confirm your attendance , by return wire. Sherwin J. Markman, Assistant to the President. BLOUGH, Roger, U.S. Steel Corp COWLES, John, Minneapolis Star & Tribune GRUENTHER, Alfred M., Wash., n.c. KISTIAKCYv'lSKY
  • in the County in the Lubbock highway Odessa District: Donald J. Rejsek. district, Sept. 27 received a plaque Fort Bend County maintenance and $1,000 in cash from the former supervisor for the Houston District; first lady in ceremonies at Lyndon James L. Souther
  • in the County in the Lubbock highway Odessa District: Donald J. Rejsek. district, Sept. 27 received a plaque Fort Bend County maintenance and $1,000 in cash from the former supervisor for the Houston District; first lady in ceremonies at Lyndon James L. Souther
  • . George Hauser (phonetic) advised Dora E. McDonald, Secretary to the President of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Martin Luther King, Jr., that he would like King to send a telegram to President Lyndon B. Johnson urging that the United States
  • that the U.S. withdraw all troops from Soµth Vietnam. Telegram campaigns were organi1ed and protest demonstrations were urged. Other groups, such as the W. E. B. DuBois Clubs, the youth group formed by the party, sup­ ported the partv in the protest action
  • perhaps Don and others establishing Fronts can make progress in this area. Capital Military Region Reorganization - - Thieu wants to discuss with General Westmoreland the need for a capable GVN 2 or 3 star general in .charge of all aspects of the Capital
  • for that. development 2 are contingent upon joint ~£forts. by the U.S. and th.e USSR to maintain peace in the Subcontinent and to assist the economic development process here. However~ Kamaraj twice . within this interview contrasted recent American attitudes toward
  • To express the sense of Congress on interference in Western Hemisphere affairs by the Soviet Communists. By Mr. JoHNSONof Texas JUNE 22, 1954 Referred to the Committee on Fort!lgn Relations 83oCONGRESS 2D8ESSION s • CON • RES • 91 IN THE HOUSE
  • lashington. So now we c o~e to tha person who re~lly got th~ job done--neith r a tovernor nor~ Seru,.tol'- erely a yoang .wan hitting the °"-ll ~hen aaked to do a.ny construative Jot>--no WE&.tter whether ~sked oy Ho~ston, A~stin , Fort Worth , Dtt.ll -s , S
  • _____________________________ _ Appendix 14B.-Ten largest recipients of CCC grain storage payments, 1959-61 _______________________________________________________ _ 428 428 429 Apc~~1~~alf~n-~~~~~~ ~~ ~~!~ ~~!-~~t~~~ ~~~~~~~ ~i~~-~~~~~~~~a! _~l~~~~~ 430 Appendix 16A.-Net worth
  • of Fort Worth Senator Jim Bates of Edinburg Senator J.P. Word of Meridian Denator Doc Blanchard of Lubbock Proceed to Lt. Governor's apartment 9:15 Program - Senator 9:20 Senator Culp 9:25 Senator Dorsey 9:30 Lt. Governor accepts Portrait
  • )) I I I GAH:ew Sheet 1 of September 4 23, 1965 EXECUTIVE IE/TN TN FG 211 FG 236 FG 251 ST 39 ST 7 LG/Miami FG 245 FG 216-3 -# ST 30 FGll-1 ST 32 ST 38 ST ST FG ST FG 20 8 216-1 21 155 Mr. 0 1Brien 1 s book telegrams 9/23/65 extending
  • . Est.ablished 1892 Elected to .;omrre~s from t he Above Skillern's tenth district :n -193, , over 10 op• Residt:!nce :ill ponents . Congressman Johns on has Phone ■ 461 1· i I Dr. John T. Nall .Ct11" 1ZENS HOTE L Q,-cR-.TEO BY FORT WORTH COMPANY OWNER
  • until after the Democratic Convention at Fort Worth next week. With be st wishes, I am Sincerely yours, 1RAN9f'ERRl!O TO HANl>W~tTING l'"ILE "It's Time For a Man with a Pl,atform" OCtober 18, 1949 Sena t,oJ'" Lyndon B. Johnaon, Ben~te 01"f1ce .B u11
  • reburied with full military honors in Arlington National Cemetery here a,t Washington, where •ctead of our nation's wars rest.' , · "Or, i! his family pref~rs, he can be .reburie,d at Fort Sam Houston National Military Cemetery at San Antonio