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  • as a democracy committed to principles we hold in common.. We know that the role of Cyprus on the broader stage will be made more effective by strengthening the base of freedom here at.home. Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen, I ask you to join me .in a toast
  • on to Princess Irene the message that Lynda Bird Johnson would be delighted to see her. I understand from Mme . Karolou, the Lady-in-Waiting· responsible for her arrangements, that Princess Irene is very pleased at the prospect. Since the Greek Embassy
  • . Helie, Jr. , of lotiisiana, and his daughter Miss Lynda Bird Johnson to be his personal representatives at the wedding of His Majesty King Constantine of Greece and Princess Anne­ lVIarie of Denmark. Ambassador and Mrs. Angie.r Biddle Duke, Chief
  • of the House of Represen­ tatives and their wives Wednesday, 18 LADIES LUNCHEON - Mrs. hostess (Women Doers) March Thursday, March 7:00 Po m. Tuesday, March 4:00 p. nJo Monday, March 10:00 a.m. 19 24 30 Tuesday, March 11:00 a. m. 31 Tuesday, March 4
  • Lady Bird Johnson travel
  • ; the collopse of yesterday's. cC,uj) o­ Bird Johnson, who arrived in p,c Athens 11esterday_ ( See story grcinst him. He fmmediotely wt,1, ,.,to c::..--:- ry On page three). feret"lce with o gr.:>· ip cf youn~er on generals who hod Nve:C him. so• They ore
  • Robb, Lynda Bird, 1944-