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This must have been written Saturday,
October 5, 1968
Came back with the night reading Mon, Oct 7
and they were at David over this weekend.
mjdr
- Sunday, February 15
Dearestt
I'm enolo11ng oop1ee ot •ome mor• "letter• to key
triende"', which ! wish you'd read and orit1o1a• and r••
turn with any ohangea you want mad•• Bryan'• letter ha•
alrea.dy b••n mailed, beoauae all other San Marooa
- John Sharpe
which I was rather sorry to read. He has always seemed so
t}jl
reliable. I am going to just write and thank him and tell
him how much we shall miss him and that I am sending it on to
you.
Dear, I had a letter from Betty yesterday that I am
- 5:30 p.m. April 19, 1943
Darling mine 1
I enjoyed our talk la.st night very much ~nd I was eepeoially glad
to hea.r tv~,o thinge-.-tha t we are releeeed from INS and the t you. may come
home thla week-end.
Both of those are things to oheer about
- and we would
not therefore want Mary to move out of the Dodge, let us
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know when and if you can.
Yes, I still see quite a bit of the delegation. We're
going to the Poages for dinner tomorrow night. I saw Mrs.
t\f -.,
Luther Johnson dovm tow.n and we
- in November--he might have a whole new Congress,
even if they were Democrats, many of them, but new people.
That would not be so good." He said he had had a letter
from you and he read part of it to me. He. said ,""'Tell cyndon I am going to get started
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ment in April.
l had a grand time the other night a'b the Roweal
I bad
two date• and a coraage, which 1• pretty good, don't you think?
The dates were tom Clark and Mr. Howland. Jim ns the la.et itc,.
attive, ae uaual. The people wer-e •11 some
- still one of the thrillinc:; th g1 to me.
Malcolm Bardwell juat oa
ia married a.nd
they ate living a.t th• Geor, ...,. ,, ..- ... ~ingto Inn. H• laid that
he and hie Wife were goin .r.
rt . ooming ov•r at night,
helping ua out. advising u
political
- to be thanktul for teeU.ng ver., epry and atrong•and happy.
Bill Olark just oal.l ed and aak~ me to dinner tomorrow night.
I auppoae I'll go. Tonight!'• going to eat out With Mary and then
come baok to the oftloe, tort have at lea.at• do1en letter• I'd like
- servi oe feature
and Bill is
willing to
accept
it --wants, in fact, to sign the con tract before he goes to Washington
next Saturday. I told Escoe I t bought the A&M business was in ab ate..
ment pending our getting night time••no need to undertake
- ! would say it 1e
definitely favorable and thltt it would baP, en within the next two
w·eeka. Tomorrow morning I a going to ga oft a:n airmail letter
to fay,o r Miller tellinr:; him of our con e:r tion. Malcolm is coming by to read it and dele ~e or make
- produotiv
1ght h ure l'v ep nt tno I 1 Te be n her -·
produet1ve of the t1"U.th. it not of mone7.
four boa.re l·at night (until m16n1ght)
0
The aocoUOt
followtnga
ar largely
f1ot1on.
TheJ
r
on the books tor the
K1ete n
n4rew Inelto
K llogg'e
DaTe
- . About '15 on outdoor adv rtisll.ng• ... bil boards.
H thi ks bus oarda are out, b oaus people are too
haraesed to read t em nowad ys•-! o rta1nl1 do. I kno.
urr1ed
am
I told him about y ur rade""out tor ~ 300 11th the l\ustin . er1o a
I asked Gordon
- a few birthdays tomorrow.
Wt M"VVT""-"'-""-"
, ti
VJ
a-k
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Darling, I just took the lib_e rty of reading Mr. Wade's
$25 a week or $25 a month? I can't
~ .letter to Chuck. Was it
H~"""~-
~r;;:t
tell, as he rather had it typed over
- LBJ upcoming work plans for a campaign, Lady Bird plans regarding living arrangements in Texas vs. Washington D.C., Lady Bird travel plans, Lady Bird books and reading
- Lady Bird reading "Kitty Foyle," TJ Taylor raising cattle, CCC work, Environmental Conservation, Congressional Calendar and the War, Juanita Roberts
- Maroh 8, 1942
Dee.rest love:
!~~
This is Sunday afternoon and there are on~ Ed, Nellie, and
I at the office. Mary is reading yours eeches at her room at
the Dodge for "prophecies" for 1\Jordon. O. J. i inted this morning--so Mary told me ; I
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After we finished talking to i,.~ ---•three o'olook we
could not go to sleep, so we all sat aro
and discussed the
various possibilities of the no-- J- •Jli:I- m.on't; s until about four,
and then Nellie and Macy went
ep and I alternately read
Time and t
- Bardwell, to read~ayor Miller. He approved
\
·
.it. He said Hers1:.,~ohnson had been by to see
tjQ~ ~
n _ him asking if h~ou n't approach you with the
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- ~~ idea in mnd or getting you to support Gerry Mann
·
for the Senate--or at least help them see
- her to ask if we can 1)uy or rent it for the duration.
At present we pay $3 per □ onth per machine --would expect to pay
her the sa ::1e . JEr . Escoe told me this inc lvded u1)kee1) and repairs
but on reading the contr&cts 2.nd looking at bills paid I
- feel that I do f2 irly well l
All the 1-:;oli ci es sre j n the po~~:sessi en of IJfr. R. A.
Strnrrt in Ft. ''lorth, 2:nd until I get them 2nd read ther-1 e.11
several tLi1es I ·-on' t consider th&t I really know it; Escoe
says he h&.s written hi "·1
- and got a ...)rice of
~1ln .83. Multiplying the thousttnds of f'eet he estimates on A ai.,d.
B and ''will'' land by $10.83 gives you the sums you see on your enclosed questiiona:.re.
I read him the sentence from Mr. Ara.n.t ' s letter wherP
11.rant said
