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  • PRESS LEAK ABOUT ALLEGED ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT ON LBJ BY CUBAN PLANE DURING HIS TRIP TO MIAMI; SMATHERS AND MIAMI HERALD; FBI; STORIES ABOUT ALLEGED HOUSING SCANDAL; HHH; SYDNEY HERLONG; FARM BILL; BEEF EXPORT BILL; SPESSARD HOLLAND, AGRICULTURE
  • PRESS STORY ABOUT RFK RIDING TO AIRPORT WITH LBJ IN NYC; JACK ROSENTHAL'S CALL TO REEDY RELAYING INQUIRY FROM DOM BONAFEDE ABOUT "JAMES H. ROWE" BEING REGISTERED AS LOBBYIST FOR HAITI SUGAR ORGANIZATION; JIM ROWE; NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE, JOCK
  • LBJ ASKS REEDY, WILLIE DAY TAYLOR, TO RETURN TO LBJ RANCH TOMORROW FROM DALLAS AND FLY TO WASHINGTON, DC, WITH LBJ, ASKS REEDY TO MEET WITH ALBERT JACKSON ABOUT DALLAS TIMES-HERALD EDITORIAL WHILE IN DALLAS; RESIGNATION OF GEORGE REEDY AS PRESS
  • LBJ COMPLAINS ABOUT MILITARY AIDE'S STATEMENTS TO NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE REPORTER DURING TRIP TO DETROIT YESTERDAY; DISCUSSION OF PRESS QUESTIONS ABOUT CURRENT STATUS OF HONEY FITZ, OTHER PRESIDENTIAL YACHT; LBJ SAYS HE HAS NO USE FOR YACHTS
  • ., were completely unj ustifiedo He added that the reproaches were directed against the US., UK, and France, but that they began in the United States., He quoted a 11New York Herald Tribwie" article saying that the greatest handicap t he Western Allies
  • , Hilitary Aide to The Vice President Mr. Baskin, Dallas U ews Mr. Bell, AP Mr. Scali, ABC Miss Hi ggins, New York Herald Tribune Mr . Miller, Time Mr. Greene, New York Daily News j\'h". Alexander, McNaughton Press Mr. Spivak, UPI Mr. Freedman, Manchester
  • that worda were fine, but deeds better. This reeling a·pplied particularly to Laos and SEATO. ~ditorial and columnar co!llllent varied with Herald pointing out nothinc new about the promises but "they were precisely the aont of aaa\.119ancea that the free
  • of Johnson and what he said with reservation that words were fine, but deeds better. 'lllis feeling applies particularly to Laos and SEATO. Editorial and columnar comment varied with Herald pointing out nothing new about the promises but "they were precisely