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  • PEOPLE SENATOR JCENSON· TALKED TO ·C m THE TELEPHONE: .·. Congressman Martin Dies · Ed Clark in Aus tin Gerry Siegel Judge Sheehy in Tyler Jim Moroney in Dallas ( • · ~ . ~· c: • . . .. .... ; ..
  • Clark · in Austin ... : I Bs.rnett Chask in. of.·TEl-CO_ of Dallas (local call) . Ted Dealy in· Da lla s · .I 'l Albert Jacks on in Dallas George Brovm ~; .I (---.. _, .
  • Senator Fgrguson ( Robe~t Oliver Bob Clark in Dallas Ed Rowley in New York W. w. ,,. . Watts in New York 1 1~ ~ - . ( . - . .... ~ ... -· •
  • ..- _,,,. JULY 1, 1954 THU:a.SDAY, July 1, 1954 ,~ . '' / o:cro' a.~, ~fl~ PEOPLE SENATOO. JCl!NSON TALKED TO 00 THE TELEPHONE: Roland Boyd at McKinney Lon Hill in Corpus Christi Dixon Mahon in Ozona Bob Clark in Dallas Sheriff Joe Martin
  • ·, SATURDAY, July, 3, 195 4 JULY J, 1954 PEOPLE SENATCR JOHNSCW TALKED TO ON THE TELEPHCNE: II 1 , Jake Pickle in Austin l:t--0 Ed Clark in Austin · Walter Rogers Commissioner John White in Austin Mr. Lincoln of the Evening Star Hollis Rankin
  • ..... JULY 12, 1954 PEOPLE SENATOR JOHNSON TALKED TO ON THE TELEPHONE: .·. Ed Clark in Aus tin Secretary Dulles · George Brown Mlyor Ross er in Graham Dr. G. V. Brindley, Sr. c in Temple · ,. . . ,, -· .. ,. -· •
  • luncheon at Atty General's office meeting in Byron White's office with Mr. White an d Ramsey Clark P-38: Ramsey Clark Doug Cater To receptio n for Lynda at Sheraton Room, Carlto n Hotel in connection with President's Regatta; Vernon Louviere rode with VP
  • Gideon Sid Levy (Kiplinger newsletter) Joe Lastelic Ken O'Donnell Ramsey Clark Blake Clark of Reader's Digest Tex Easley Bob Baskin Dr. Edward Teller, re: nuclear testing drinks and dinner at 52nd Street: Mrs. Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. Bill White; Homer
  • (fr. mansion) Clifton C. Carter (fr. mansion) Abe Fortas (fr- mansion) Senator Russell (fr. mansion) Clark Clifford (fr. mansion) Clark Clifford (fr. mansion) J. Valent i (fr. mansion) J. Valenti (fr- mansion) To the residence of Senator J. W
  • . ) Jack Valenti (fr. mans. ) Jack Valenti (fr. mans. ) Jack Valenti (fr. Clark Clifford (fr. mans.) Tom Corcoran (fr. mans. ) mans) Ed Weisl, Sr. - NYC (fr. mans. ) Ed Weisl. Sr. - NYC (fr. mans. ) Walter Jenkins (fr. mans. ) To Decatur House (walking
  • :45 Bathed and dressed. 10:25 Coffee in the West Hall with Anne Clark. 11:10 Anne Clark left. 11:12 CTJ to the library with Marta to greet members of Stoneridge School and to do needlepoint. 11:35 To the second floor. Recorded. 11:38 Called Dorothy
  • :30 Got up; read the newspaper, etc. Big breakfast. L talking "important not to get off your desk by to make decision your grandchild and mine can live with" Taylor resume -- eco. polit. military since 1954 - Clark's answer about election 2. 12:30
  • Karl Rolvaag (Minnesota), Governor H. Smith (West Virginia), Governor Robert McNair (South Carolina), Governor Mills Godwin (Virginia), Honorable R. Clark, Cal Secretary J. Gardner (HEW), Governor Dan Moore (North Carolina), Deputy Under Secretary
  • House guests, Ambassador Clark, and Mrs. Wynn to second floor. 1:35 a.m. House guests (Mrs. Herbert Marcus - Queens' Room; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Josey - #303; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young - #327; Mr. and Mrs. Roy White - Red Toile Room; Dr. and Mrs. McCrocklin
  • To the Yellow Oval Room for coffee with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wortham, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Josey, Mr. and Mrs. Benno Schmidt, Ambassador and Mrs. Ed Clark. 1:10 Coffee guests on tour. Lunch on tray in room. Worked at desk. Rested. 3. 4:45 Tea in the West Hall with Mr
  • for ranch guests with MW. (6:00-7:00 Chief King). 6:30 MW left. 7:05 Mrs. Barefoot Sanders to second floor. 7:09 Attorney General and Mrs. Ramsey Clark to the second floor. 7:27 Barefoot Sanders to the second floor. 7:30 Congressman and Mrs. Jake Pickle
  • Changed clothes -- left with Professor J.M. Burns; drove to Mt. Hope Farm -took a walking tour in the woods to look at foliage. 5:32 Returned to the Sawyers' residence -- got warm by the fire. 5. 6:37 Went to the Clark Art Institute -- for a guided tour
  • Joined Madame Shoumatoff and Clark Clifford for tea in the Lincoln Sitting Room. 3:00 Madame Shoumatoff left. 3:05 Joined the President, Mrs. Krim, Marie, and Clark Clifford at the dining room table. Talked with Luci in my room. 3. 4:35 Tea
  • -out. 6:25 Jean-Louis left. 4. 6:31 To the Sulgrave Club to attend Mr. Justice and Mrs. Tom Clark's party for Lynda and Chuck. Mixed and mingled. The President came in later; Chuck gave the toast, congratulating the Clarks on their 43rd wedding
  • foreign minister. Nap. (Lynda came in to visit). 6:00 Got up. Worked with Ashton. (The President sent over the letter to Margy McNamara to be re-dictated). Entry No. Time Activity 4. 6:53 To Mrs. Clark Thompson's for reception. 7:30 Left Mrs
  • . 8:55 Dinner with the President, Mrs. Holt, David Rockefeller, Mr. and Mrs. McGeorge Bundy, Mrs. Buesst, Ambassador and Lady Waller, Ambassador and Mrs. Clark, Senator and Mrs. Monroney, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Rostow, Mr. and Mrs. McCloy, Mrs. Kaiser, Mr
  • :00a Arrived Baker Hotel 10:15a t Wesley West 10:30a Bob Clark in Hotel suite 10:45a Addressed House of Delegates AMA Adolphus Hotel 11:00a 11:15a 11:30a 11:45a 12:00n 12:30p 12:45p Lunch Baker Allen Duckworth, Carter, WJ, Clark 1:00p Stanley Marcus
  • . 8:30p 7. 12:30p Expenditure Code To Austin -- see travel activity To KTB C Headliners Club luncheon -- Senator Johnson was one of the honorees Mr. Kellam and Don Thomas in 480 Driskill Drinks in 480: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark
  • . and Mrs. Arthur Krim, joined for coffee by Robert Kintner, vm and mf Marvin Watson To Oval Office w/ Bob Kintner, vm and mf Secy Dean Rusk Departed the Oval Rm Ofc alone - and went to Dr. Burkley's Ofc To Second Floor Joined Mr. and Mrs. Clark Clifford
  • at (Place) The Time Telephone .. 1 In Out Lo F ort ..... Activity i LD 3:15p t Ramsey Clark, Acting Attorney General Johnson 3:25p """' f MW 3:27p - To (pl) mjdr's room - en route to CabinetRoom -stopping to talk to Walt Rostow and Joe Califano
  • toward the hanger Arrive the Main House Depart the Main House by car--agina with Mrs. Johnson, PMG O'Brien, William Ca Arrive jetstar pad to greet Acting Attorney General Ramsey Clark and Barefoot Sanders Departed the plane site to tour the ranches
  • 3:15a £ Attorney 7:40a ' 8:35a _ 8:38a Breakfast 12:45pm Justice /. " t Cong. 9:29a t Th 10:30a t ' _..._, _ 10:35a Secy 10:40a f y Genera l Ramse y Clark ' ; ____ e Attorney General , Ramsey Clark ' Secy _. Fortas to second floor John
  • Ended: 2 :45 p·. m.. Attending were: The President Secretary Rusk Secretary Clifford Walt Rostow Torn Johnson Clark Clifford: George Ball called me. I saw him this morning. He said he had "reached a decision. " I listed the reasons he should
  • General Wheeler General Taylor CIA Director Helms Clark Clifford Walt Rostow George Christian Tom Johnson I MEMORANDUM THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON February 1 2 , 1 9 6 8 FOR THE PRESIDENT /Orr> FROM: Tom Johnson Attached are the notes of your
  • . Edwar d Clark , Am b to Australi a . Th Soon joine d b y Mr . & Mrs. Marvi n Watson—the Presiden t tefasin g M W abou t 3.. P going _ home a t 9:3 0 o r 10:00p m ever y nigh t s o h e coul d b e wit h Mrs . Watson . (Mrs . Watson _ looked especiall y
  • Clark , Attorne y Genera l 10:25a t Honorabl e Ramsey Clark, Attorne y General e VHITE HOUS E Dat >ENT LYNDO N B . JOHNSO N e •resident bega n hi s da y a t (Place ) Da Time 1 In Out the Whit e Hous e Tuesda Telephone f or t 1 Lo LD y
  • ^^^ LD 7-lS^ Breakfast 7* SRpt t . ^: 1 q^ t S-ll^ t 9:09a t Mrs. Johnson in Madison ]^ Q* 7 ^^ ——^—^ 1 l:10s t 11:20a } 11:31a MJDR's 1 l:47aj L-J . Clark Clifford Congressman Geo. H. Mahon (D), Texas. with Mrs. Johnson in Madison Wisc
  • ^^ ^^ Datf 18 December 4SI,. 1967 Day Monday Expendi- Activity (include visited by) ture Code Honorable Edward Clark, U.S. Amb. to Australia ( calling frm Australia) Breakfast Cliff Carter (en route to office - President said never mind
  • . and Mrs. Clark Clifford 10:02a __ ~* ^ The President departed the Main House by car w/ Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Simon McHugh -- taking McHugh's to the airstrip 10:05a ' Mr. and Simon McHugh departed via KingAire for San
  • , McHughs Clark clifford Doctor s remained in room while the President watched the television news on his operation. The doctors left then, and the President ate DINNER in the dining room w/ Mrs. Johnson , Mr. and Mrs. Simon McHugh, Clark Clifford, Lynda
  • . Schultze - Washington, D. C. Bill Moyers - San Anto. ^ Chairman John Macy - NYC Ramsey Clark - Washington, D. C. Col. Cross President Harry Truman - Independence, Mo. ( b.3) Bill Moyers - San Anton Secy. McNamara - Washington, D. C. Secy. McNamara
  • were: Henry Fowler Adm. Robert Dennison i Secy. , j Chief Justice Warren Senator Ed Long Sen. Stuart Symington Hon. Oscar Chapman ^ WH STAFF: Sen. Clint Anderson Hon. John W. Snyder Hon. Jake Jacobsen Hon. Mike Manatos Cong. Hale Bo ygs j Hon. Clark
  • 15, 1986 INTERVIEWEE: EDWARD CLARK INTERVIEWER: Robert Dallek PLACE: Mr. Clark's office, Austin, Texas Tape 1 of 1, Side 1 D: First off, do you remember your first meeting with Lyndon Johnson? I know we're talking about fifty years ago
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  • How Clark met LBJ; how Governor James Allred helped LBJ run for Congress in 1937; campaign costs in 1937; LBJ's support for FDR; fundraising for LBJ; LBJ's relationship with Brown and Root; W. Lee "Pappy" O'Daniel's victory over LBJ in 1941; Lady
  • oh-clarke-19861215-s1-09-17
  • Clark, Edward, 1906-1992
  • Oral history transcript, Edward Clark, interview S-I, 12/15/1986, by Robert Dallek
  • Edward Clark
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  • witnesses disclosed that Michael Clark 18/M/N; 5561 Oregon, shared Apt. A-14-with Carl Cooper on the third floor of the Algiers Manor Houue. Michael Clark stated that ~n Wednesday, July 26, 1967, at approximately 12:30AM-l:OOAM he was in Apt. A•l'T with Carl
  • a slightly different approach which is not as good as Clark Clifford's. In any case, we should lead Kosygin on. Cy Vance: I agree with that. Averell Harriman: This could be a breakthrough. c/a'1!T'-' The President: Dean thinks it lacks GlaPi