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  • USIA APPOINTMENT FOR MITCHELL WOLFSON; HOWARD WOODS' REQUEST TO MAKE INSPECTION TRIP OF USIA POSTS; MARKS ASKS TO GO TO VIETNAM TO PERSUADE USIA PERSONNEL TO EXTEND TOURS OF DUTY; BARRY ZORTHIAN'S REQUEST TO RETURN TO US; TRAVEL TO VIETNAM BY US
  • CLARK'S IOWA TRIP; CANDIDATE FOR IOWA DISTRICT ATTORNEY; RFK AND IOWA POLITICS; CLARK'S TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS; CANDIDATE FOR OREGON JUDGESHIP; RICHARD POFF AND BOARD OF PAROLE APPOINTMENT; WOODROW WILSON JONES' ALLEGED RACISM; NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS
  • OFFICE CONVERSATION ABOUT LYNDA AND LUCI; DISCUSSION WITH LADY BIRD JOHNSON ABOUT LYNDA'S PLANS FOR SCHOOL NEXT YEAR; EXPECTED PICKETING AT LYNDA'S DORMITORY ON DECEMBER 19 [PROTESTING SEGREGATION OF DORMITORY]; LYNDA'S TRAVEL PLANS; VISITORS AT LBJ
  • CONTROL OF OVERSEAS TRAVEL; POSSIBLE APPOINTMENT OF CARL SANDERS TO CIRCUIT COURT; GEORGIA POLITICS; WH CIVIL RIGHTS CONFERENCE; DC HOME RULE; WALTER, BENNETTA WASHINGTON; ARREST IN VERNON DAHMER MURDER; KKK; SOUTHERN VOTER REGISTRATION EFFORTS
  • .~tablish a PL club and approximately 15 people WE~e rr~sent. EPTONand LEMANSKY were travelling in a Ford stationwagon owned by LARRY PHELPS. • NYT-1 April 3, 1964 The May, 1964, issue ot "Progressive Labor" 1..etlee.ts in its masthead
  • their boat, putting it in the Ohio River, travelling some three or four hundred mile~ down the river, and bE'ing met Gy one of their relatives with a car and a trail er to load the boat on they go hom1; by car. And the same on the Mississippi. ·1·:~1in d
  • : President Johnson, as you said, wanted to--his personality was just different. I don't know how to explain it. I'll think about that when you come back. G: You said that you traveled with him some on some of his trips. W: Yes. G: Do you recall
  • How Whittington came to work for LBJ following President Kennedy's assassination; Whittington's duties; LBJ's secretaries' rotating schedules; traveling with LBJ to the Ranch and Austin; Whittington as the first African American to integrate