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- , they, all together defeated the
Japanese. Four years later cam the end of their own civil
war which had been going on even during the struggle against
Japan, er ating a terribly confusing situat1 n. Chiang Kai
shek was defeated in 1949 and departed for T
- Administration'';
Mark Young, "Lyndon Johnson and
the Democratic Party, 1949-1961";
James A. Bill, "George Ball and U.S.
Foreign Policy."
Reform, 1942-I986"; Nancy Beck,
"Wright Patman & the Politics of
Compromise: A Study in Congres
sional Leadership"; Kai
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tours to visitors, and in all other
Kathryn Wilson, Judy Roesset,
Elizabeth Cotner, Gloria Evans,
Kay Vacha, Martha Nelle Bain,
Sharon Cooper, Neta Lee, and Max
Noe.
areas of the Library.
At their annual luncheon ten vol
unteers were recognized
- since the beginning were
recently recognized for 1their senice. The}· are: lone
Young, Norma Brandt, Sall~-'.\luehlberger. Carol Kay
Johnson, and Helen Frantz.
7
Library Awards Grants To Seventeen Scholars
Following the Foundation ·s policy of
giving
- on the brink of
extinction-we
have to save every
thing that surrounds them.")
• U. S. assumption of leadership in
international environmental treaties.
Conservation
Award
Texas Senato.r
Kay
Dailey
Hutchison commended Chafee as
"clearly one of the leading
- in Western
Europe,
1963-1969";
Craig A.
Kaplowitz, "Mexican Americans,
Ethnicity, and Federal Policy"; Kay
Mills, "If You're Happy and You
Know It, Clap Your Hands: The
Head Start Story"; Steven L. Moss,
"NASA and Racial Equality in the
South, I 961-1968
- Hobby and administrative as
sistant to Congressman Mickey
Leland; Kay Bailey Hutchison, busi
ness woman, lawyer, one-1time pro
fessor and a former member of the
U.S. House of Representatives; Dan
Morales, state representative from
San Antonio who has
- , Lady.
She enjoys reading, loves to garden,
likes to travel, and finds Austin the
perfect place to call home.
Carol Kay Johnson, the new Musewn Store Director, Hanked by Chad
Davenport on the left and Assistant Manager Carol Malone on the right.
Carol
- ,
Sharon Cooper,
Judy Roesset, Marjorie Clark,
Kathryn Wilson, Nita Lee, Susan
Christenson, Beth Cotner (stand
ing). Seated with Mrs. Johnson
are Velma Lee Guinn, Kay Vacha,
Mrs. Johnson, and Max Noe.
Visitors to the Library
Mrs. Johnson welcomes Aus
- and the Politics of
Labor-Liberalism in the 1960s''; Kay
Mills, "This Little Light of Mine:
The Life of Fannie Lou Hamer";
Frank Ninkovich, "Civilization &
Power: A History of the Domino
Theory"; Steve Potts, "Creating a
Paradise: Lyndon Johnson, the New
Deal
- Among
December 2005
Photo by Charles Bogel
December 6, 2004: Lady Bird Johnson Welcomes an
Old Friend, for an Evening with U.S. Senator Kay
Bailey Hutchison in the LBJ Auditorium.
Story on page I 3.
An Evening with Marvin Watson and Sherwin
- .
"Dealing m the Family."
Representative Kay Bailey of Houston,
T xas, "Getting a Bill Through."
Repr sentatwe Eddie ernice Johnson
of alias, Texas, The Elective Situa
tim1
'Campaign from the Living
Room and Garage."
Lore) Gallop, Texas Women's Political
- for Senator
Kay Bailey Hutchison, then led a very
moving convocation f r attend s.
Ms. Catherine Robb delivered the
keynote peech, in which she detail d
how she had come to know her
grandfather through a series or per
sonal di ·cussions with famil mem
bers
- copy of
the bill-and the pen used to . ign it-to Library Director Betty Sue
Flowers. In his remarks Congressman McCaul acknowledg d the
crucial support the bill recei ed from Senator Kay Bailey Hutchis n.
UT President William Powers, Jr. spoke
- a s a fr a id he
He w ou ld lik e it so m u c h if s o m e t im e w e
c o u ld in v ite h is d au gh ter Kay and h e r hu sb and.
And so of c o u r s e w e
did r ig h t a w a y , and I w a s d e lig h te d that sh e had so m u c h fun.
They
w e r
