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  • to the Members ii~'.!}\:·,}~{' the policies and purpose honorable peace ... " '. • .• ~ ~•••i/ •..:·, , of the Armed Forces: "You· may know that ol your country are unchanged.•.• in seeking ,·;:.t'i
  • . TO NEWORLEANS,LA., OCTOBER9, 1964 .LOUISVILLE.ANDNASHVILLERAILROAD Ar. Chattahoochee SAL Special 6:45 AM, EST, October 9 (15 Minute Stop) Deliver to L&N Lv. Chattahoochee L&NSpecial 7:00 AM, EST, October 9 If II Pass Sneads 7:20 AM, EST, October 9 II If Grand
  • of you." (Laughter) In this regard, the President noted he had presented plaques to Henry Ford. II and. Nelson Rockefeller for their efforts as captains of industry -- to promote social welfare. I did it, he said, so their grandchildren would be proud
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  • APPALACHI ~ - •• '\ii • APPALACH IA-POVERTY BEL T Appalachi~ is a chronicaH~-dep~lsed ar~a · in t~ . Mountain region. Figures in box~s indicate unemp ,in s~ates• Appalachia regions. ~,;,+ii::~i•~ · , .· }rates·. ;°'. ·· ' · By MARJORIE HUNTER
  • are interested in what Secretary Rusk has to aay. Why are you ao worr'ied al:out Saigon. The President: There ii instability between Ky and Thieu. He doesn't like sitting in the back row after all of the command positions he has held. CIA Director Helms
  • billions of dollars in the Middle East. The President said 11 if nothing came out of this meeting but the smiling faces and warm reception that the people of Glassboro gave to Kosygin, that is something that we haven 1 t had since World War II." Mr
  • .>Jovember 2 3 ~ovember 5 4 181 393 -±07 -±5 6 -±05 MEETING ~~o:res COPYllG.HTED Pt1blicotion Requires P..armjssjon of Capyright Walt Rostow: They will feel it in Laos. H·o·tdar.-W. T~emes Johnson ·~ M!:: I ii
  • to meet the train; will II be at stops the chairman, for stops in your state--all are possible help build enthusiasm and get out crowa.s when the "lady Bird arrives. send you biographical sketches ~of the White House Women's Coordinators
  • might September 30, 1964 The following information was dictated over the phone by Harold II 11 Fleming off the top of his head. He said a more comprehensive report was being prepared for Mrs. Carpenter by Governor Collins and should be ready by late
  • The Beautiful" series of "slide boolts II which would be used to teach the principles of conservation as a subject in our high schools. I'm not sure whether she can do anything to help. Certainly it's nothine more than a stab in the dark. But with this in mind
  • the' country to help him get elected. Ii shows how much they love him, admire him and want him to go p]acea. But should they be let loose on the political circuit to try to influence votera with the "our-papa-knows-best" iggue which, after all, is the only
  • • Vic~•President Johnson, accom­ lti~l~t ..ui. Stli;.Lt:it.i..1.., l~A•tlu., a.:-..lCu.:.• .!ii..;.t.:;;- •• tor Alliance for Progress Moscoso, went to the National Palace tor a meet­ ing with President Bosch.· . (Mrs_. Johnson., Mrs. John Bartlow
  • paet. The inspiration to be taken from our founding fathers is that they had a f~rward l0nking view. They cnuld never have nvercrme the prnblemP they faced if they had not kept their eyes nn the future .... 11 ... The quiet t1Succesf ii? n("t alwayr I
  • The First Lady will make a four-day, 168Z mile whistle­ atop tour through the South viaiting small towns and large com­ munities. Her daughter• will acompany her on portions of the trip. The "Lady Bird Special II will leave Washington on the morning
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