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- as a general assignment reporter for about six months till the end of 1963, then went to Newsweek in early 1964, spent three years there as an associate editor largely in charge of the radio and television departments, otherwise just "swing writing
- ; department's speech drafts; review of speeches; "Rose Garden rubbish;" LBJ's sensitivity to press reaction to speeches' LBJ's relationship with the press; joke specialist on staff; LBJ as am accomplished storyteller and raconteur; LBJ's speech referring to his
- Department thinking in those days, as a stump we've got to p10w around or something. C: No, he really wasn't. He didn't impose as much of his personality into the State Department affairs as a Rooney did. I guess, in a sense, you would call him more
- Contacts with LBJ as Senator in 1958 while a budget officer for the State Department; LBJ's reactions to State Department's "guidance" for his foreign country visits as VP; LBJ's concern for good impressions by his party in foreign countries; LBJ's
- , and there wasn't one that would say, "No, here, this." organized. But Johnson knew. It wasn't, I felt, as He had everybody, he had twenty-three people but each one knew exactly in whose department what was. F: For instance, in that last night in Austin, you
- p e d r cX - 2 - 4 /1 4 /6 4 in a c r owd of passers-by and sight- seers, shook hands signedautogrphs— Meanwhile or so the p apers s a i d I was g e t t in g Agr ic u lt u r e sumers. ready to dash o ver to the Department of to open
- Consumer affairs
- constituents, or on naval--he was on Naval Affairs [Committee], and you know we were in pretty bad shape in naval affairs, I mean countrywise in '41. B: I think we might as well stop now so you can--[break for a ceremony Judge Worley had to attend] B: Sir
Oral history transcript, Betty Cason Hickman, interview 1 (I), 4/10/1984, by Michael L. Gillette
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- an answer, and you know he had one of the biggest constituencies there was. G: Did you also contact the various departments? H: Oh, yes, yes. At this time part of my job was the appointment of the [military] academy people, the young men
- the war through the time of his death. M: r~r. Bartl ett, your newspaper career has certai nly been concerned for a large part with Washington, heads of government and politics, and foreign affairs and domestic problems, so I would like to emphasize
- microfilm cameras; then we need something to look at our film on; and then we need readers. I understand that the Kodak Company is involved in this and has a big research department doing nothing but this." This interested him a lot, and he said, "Would
- Urban affairs
- LBJ TEASES MCCLELLAN, THANKS HIM FOR NOT OBSTRUCTING HUD BILL, DISCUSSES HIS PLANS TO GIVE HIS PAPERS TO UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS WHICH WILL BUILD LBJ LIBRARY AND LBJ SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS; NEED FOR CONGRESSIONAL RESOLUTION TO PERMIT PLANS TO PROCEED
- Urban affairs
- APPOINTMENT OF OREN HARRIS TO JUDGESHIP, POSSIBLE EFFECT ON PENDING LEGISLATION; MCCLELLAN'S CONCERNS ABOUT VIETNAM; ABRAHAM RIBICOFF AND PASSAGE OF "URBAN AFFAIRS BILL" (HUD CREATION?); LBJ TEASES ABOUT ASKING NORMA MCCLELLAN TO GO FOR BOAT RIDE
- Consumer affairs
- LBJ INQUIRES ABOUT REEDY'S HEALTH; DISCUSSION OF TOPICS FOR LBJ TO EMPHASIZE IN UPCOMING "CONVERSATION WITH THE PRESIDENT" TV APPEARANCE; REEDY DESCRIBES US ROLE IN WORLD AFFAIRS
- FARLEY PRAISES LBJ'S TV APPEARANCE YESTERDAY; FARLEY TELLS LBJ THAT ST. PATRICK'S DAY DINNER TOMORROW NIGHT IN NYC WILL BE WHITE TIE AFFAIR; LBJ TEASES FARLEY THAT HE MIGHT WEAR OVERALLS
- Urban affairs
Telephone conversation # 8817, sound recording, LBJ and LARRY O'BRIEN, 9/2/1965, time unknown
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- Urban affairs
- Consumer affairs
- Consumer affairs
Telephone conversation # 8633, sound recording, LBJ and NICHOLAS KATZENBACH, 8/26/1965, 1:20PM
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- Consumer affairs
Telephone conversation # 9039, sound recording, LBJ and NICHOLAS KATZENBACH, 10/22/1965, 6:39PM
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- Urban affairs
- Urban affairs
- RUSK'S TALK WITH BOURKE HICKENLOOPER ABOUT SENATE EFFORTS TO RESCIND TONKIN GULF RESOLUTION; LBJ MIMICS FULBRIGHT, ASKS RUSK TO TALK TO DIRKSEN ABOUT FOREIGN AID BILL; POSSIBLE HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE VOTE ON RESCINDING TONKIN GULF
- Urban affairs
- Urban affairs
- Consumer affairs
- Urban affairs
- Urban affairs
- Urban affairs
- Urban affairs
- an official Ordt· written i n 1789 ci:;tablishing the Dcpartm cnt of State.: of the nc\v young repub lic - only it was called hi s bir lhcby th~ prc~;cnt 01,;parllncnt of For cig:t Affairs. She was bringing c:arly bccau.sc she is leaving for Europe
- children of Hubert Humphrey, Robert McNamara & Bill Wirtz; Lady Bird mentions guests and menu; LBJ School of Public Affairs; Herb Albert & The Tijuana Brass perform
- Urban affairs
- letter to grandmother at Hye Post Office; guests to boyhood home and LBJ Ranch for lunch; Gronouski on Poland and Red China; Johnsons & guests to Danz place--car is stuck in mud; Lady Bird takes nap & talks to daughters; foreign affairs
- discuss the LBJ School of Public Affairs; recorded message for history of the White House is completed; Luci Johnson gives away hamsters
- Urban affairs
- Consumer affairs
- takes nap; Lynda Johnson visits New Orleans; guests for dinner; talk at dinner about LBJ School for Public Affairs and Vietnam; to theater to watch films
- Urban affairs
- Urban affairs
- Consumer affairs
- to Father Montgomery about Luci Johnson converting to Catholicism; Lady Bird reminisces about Luci; late dinner with LBJ; LBJ has meetings with Maxwell Taylor, Dean Rusk, Robert McNamara, George Ball, et al about foreign affairs