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knows what airmail does these days.
Am leaving on 2 :30 train this afternoon for Dallas. F..s.ve
called Bill Clark to ask him if I could see him sometime tomorrow
morning and of course he responded with an invitation to stay at
their house and said he
- for an hour each day.
Since Bill indicated that he Nould take something else, Escoe has
prepared four other suggestions and mailed them to him last night.
Escoe was going to Dallas this morning to see him. Since I
wanted to go to Dallas myself to see 1:rr
- . • Seenie Dr1••
Au• 1.n. 'fe:xu
Sunday 4 p.m.,
De
pril 4, 1943
reat loTe:
Saturlay morning I went by to ae• it ·••Johnson•••
home yet but ahe wa•a'i. Then Saturiay night she e 11•4 ae
••haY1n1 Ju•1
r1Tet-to aay that there were a oupl ot
- .
I.t you ob~eot, let me k.no • oth rwise I sh 11 write
lilm. An1 old uncl 1 ed r
orda of no u e to ue I sh ll give to Reed's
b cau ., thy ar nice to us and thy need them for eor p, else the1
oan' t g t new record •
Jam1e oalle. Scurry today. was told
- of any uncertainties and to enerate a
little enthusiasm.
Now, dear, I shall begin giving you report• on all the thin a you a&ked about.
2.
l.
Statue of' new epaoe
As you suggested l asked Jamie to phon• Sourry •
He phoned both Scurry and San
- legtsl t1on, that the House passed it, and O'D. vetoed
it, thereby "saving my skin" and, I gathered, seving his prestige
with hie oompany. He se1d he was going to aue the Reader's Digest u: they printed the New Republic (or '.Nation??) story eeying
- ska again ••I orten I ••Nptel ~or ruture t1111e•• I
alao ••• Benp thia morning-•h• ••• beamiDC am aa14 ha wa led
to talk to me leiaurely an• t leng,h oon.
aul Bolton• llei
me alli a•k•• m•. "8 ti er omorrow.
But the beat ot all ••• aeeillg iear olt
- ., Its th first t1me en7th1ng of that nature ha ever be•n done
in the history of the te.t1on and ev r7bod7 id eeem \o haT
grend
time.
2.
hie morning H rfield nd I ent to ae
r. Belnan about our
moving. ·e eimpl7 told him that we woulJ be mo•1ng between
- Harfield starting at station and station picnic, KTBC moving studio space, difficulty collecting on old account debts, getting new KTBC studio space furnished and arranged
- .
a
oopJ of .Dad•
note and I
taking
f~-- ~ll'~,:•/
John H1oks o m by thi morning.
fine, alb 1t he. 1a extremel1 7ouns.
I liked hi
th
loolf:•
n4 ma . er
Beal is so difighted
setting h1ma so is J. abel; I think there 1e a general
e1a m gettlne; round
- ~:45 p. m. April 14, 1943
Dearest love:
The last two days I have almost felt like throwing up my hands
--but I don't think I'd ever really do that.
Yesterday morning I went out to the transmitter and spent about
an hour ·with Mr. Meiners. I don't
- l ar ou n d th e per ipheryof
my well loved Austin.
c e n te r s on on e
Ther e ar e sp r ingi ng up shopping.
very hi l l and v a lle y a n d paAtjufus. landA
moAch ajowa o^ new houAeA,
Some o
- weather; Liz leaves plane in Dallas to drive to Austin; Lady Bird chooses building materials for house in Austin; desk work at Federal Office Building; Lady Bird to Roy Butler's party at the Westgate; Lady Bird meets LBJ at A.W. Moursunds'; swimming; late
- a.
Rogers a~ ,ia not to sk for a new ol iti if 1oat1on , even
1f n w d.utea r nd re pone1b1l1tee were. adAed. .. becau e th t was
corning to be looked upon ae a.n ttempt at evasion of th law.
It goea to Houston, vhere they just rJ'mil._1t--no a.ct
- Asking to store film from election, for new film to take pictures of bluebonnets, and clippings from the clippings file to be used for writing a new program script
- g day going over the p lan s for the new
; ' ad d ition feg -tha fine tooth com b - - d ecid ing m y bedroom w indow s on the
■ n o rth m u st sin k further for v iew and pr o p o r tio n ,
■
although I’d g iv e up another ’
b o o k sh e lf
- Lady Bird is spending nights in each room at LBJ Ranch "to test them;" guests arrive via plane; discussions about new addition to house and rearranging the house; lunch; continue discussions; interview with Daniel Green of the "National Observer
- .
do
to &n er some of your .uestio~a: (See your lett.r of
prtl 12 , 3rd p
(1)
e ,}
The news
nd ticker oerv1oe in ff;nuary showed ·1 245
bec&uae J:1?5 was for the month of January and ~la was for a prior
period. 1'be $180 for Jlaroh ehould have
- this
part would be a total loss to you,
ASCA
COM TRACT
E seoe signed
the contract, J?aul
Anderson. the ASCAP a gent in
it together with a str ong
letter r eoommending settlement tor : 250 to their New York headq uarters--o r mn.ybo he had a lready sent
- to,al t ~150.
C st r
s r1tt en 1me Rad t o tor an 1t 1zed st · ement ad !gne4
purch s ord r.
ll ng them
out ~ new o n r hip end our 4ee1r to
pey ott 1f it ts proved to the auiti\torle atiefact t on that it 1
f1t
d bt. .1 e ane rd our resister d 1 tt r
- ,rary from
August tbrough Aprill, $600, or a to~el of $1873. The contr&ct
pr1 ce for the library ia :~?100 per monthr,, but since they weren't
sending us new reles sea, scripts, or sales help ide&s, they reduce
it 25%and .mske it :,75 per month . Senator
- put it, his &p lication i n the 0N0P
in Tew Orleans 1st r'."'eJtember for · Li uten.. nt J. G., in ny sort of
constr1ction worm or in ra ar lot planning. He had a letter from
New Orleans sayi ·1g that they had no o:peninp;s for ·men of his qualifies ti
- i g h t n i n g that r e v e r b e r a t e d th ro u g h the ca n y o n s
MEM ORANDUM
TH E W H IT E HOUSE
WASHINGTON
T h u r s d a y , A u g u s t 3,
1967
of dow ntow n New Y o rk .
Ps-ge 4
And then ju s t g r a y an d o v e r c a s t , an d
- New York
- LBJ & Lady Bird breakfast in bed with Lyn Nugent on bed; Lady Bird to New York City with Lynda & Warrie Lynn Smith; Lady Bird to Waldorf Towers to look at clothes; lunch with Eddie Weisl o discuss selling KTBC; Lady Bird tries on more clothes; Lady
- New York City
- • ( 1ncludee 1no14 nta ly
all th 10 oount1ee 1n our 41 triot), and h~ 41 new paper.
!..._,.en here. I am sure
HJ
on
would. ha'fe to cut do vn some.
ad {run ono l on column wid nd 6 inches hish, hlch I
thin ia the m1n1mwn, woul6 oost :1.ao. In 40 ne pa rs
- its
s· lesmen on a co_mission basis . ~ b~sic snlary of v45 par week
would be dlright with the unc~ers to.nd in,_:; that he hu c. :.:. quot o. of
about ,,300 per week cldvertisine; to sell ~n order to eL.rn that
sal~ry--of course~ new 1w~n could
- ,
a f l o o r w o r n s m o o th by m a n y g e n e r a t i o n s .
R oy p la n s to u s e t h i s
p a n e lin g , h o p efu lly , in t h e new v i s i t o r s ' c e n t e r , s to u t beeim s o v e r h ead , b ig lo g s c h in k e d w ith a s o r t
