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- . MARVIN
WHIT&,LEE C.
WILSON,
~RI HALL,JR.
YOUNG,JAMiS M. (CAPT.)
DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THI:
OF STATE
CHIEF
OF PROTOCOL
October
27,
1965
MEMORANDUM
FOR MR. YOICHI OKAMOTO
THE WHITE HOUSE
State
An unusual
strongly
request,
recommends
but one
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- tbat proper arraqementa
can be made
Corps and .Air Poree.
with the st-1
EARL C. DUNJlf,. JR.
Captain. Sipal Corpa
Auiatant Operations Officer
ยง,
OFFICE OF THEDEPUTYSECRETARY
OF DEFENSE
April
MEMOFOR___
24
C_o_l_o_n_e_l_B_u_r_r_i_s
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- L. Gillette
PLACE:
Kozy Korner Restaurant, Washington, D.C.
Tape 1 of 1, Side 1
G:
Why is the Mineral Wells speech--?
B:
Well, see, what was going on in this period in. . . .
G:
This was October, 1949; Halloween, almost.
B
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- Allen Duckworth selling a picture of LBJ and visiting the LBJ Ranch, Ted Dealey's statements regarding LBJ, visiting Hyannis Port with LBJ to see JFK, a flood at the LBJ Ranch during a Busby family visit
- remember--he had a whole string of paranoid reactions to what he
imagined somebody at the White House was setting him up [for], see. Well, this played
7
LBJ Presidential Library
http://www.lbjlibrary.org
ORAL HISTORY TRANSCRIPT
More on LBJ Library
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- announced?
G:
Let's see. I believe he announced late.
B:
Very late. Yes, he announced on May 12, and he went to Texas on May 5. This is in
1948. He went to Texas on May 8. Before he left the office here-(Interruption)
The story rounds out better if I
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- . GILLETTE
PLACE:
Mr. Busby's office, Washington, D.C.
Tape 1 of 1
B:
Let's see, Taft-Hartley was passed in Congress in 1947, the Republican 80th Congress.
Their first two official acts when the Republicans finally regained control of Congress after
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- , but it had an
appropriation.
The Leamon piece says that Bobby [Kennedy] rode to the Hill with this young
sociologist who finally enabled him to understand his point about delinquency when Bobby
said, "Oh, I see. If I'd been born here this might have happened
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- never forget this moment, this time with you, to be able to see what
a man like you, whom I know to be a good practicing Christian, to have this splendid
example that you've just given me of the Christian spirit as applied to your fellow human
beings
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- . In the second primary, first of all,
Congress. . . . You see, at the 1948 Democratic National Committee [Convention]
Truman in his aggressive, feisty acceptance speech said that he was going to [be] tarring
and feathering the Republican Congress
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- in
the short time that he had been governor, to see him very differently than when I had been
a student.
He had called me in once before. This is again digression, but he'd called me in the
previous fall because he was greatly devoted to the University of Texas
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