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- Cheng of Taiwan also hopes to come, and there will be senior delegations :f'rom all the other nations of Asia. Naturally those of us who are building this Centre know that the future of freedom 1n this part of the world depends largely on the ideological
Folder, "United Kingdom - PM Wilson Visit Briefing Book, 12/1/1964 [2]," Country Files, NSF, Box 213
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- to a close race. We are hopeful that when the returns are in the Governor will ask one of Jagan's opponents to form a government and we hope he will be able to do so without taking Jagan and his supporters in with him. In our View Jagan's record indicates
- to speak with you. He would like a few minutes before the President's meeting with the Prime Minister. He will be in touch with your office as soon as he arrives. As far as the Prime Minister's speech in New York tonight is concerned, the British "hope
- ." And "this 1s where our special e hibits, ever changing, capture for a time some past but significant events in our national story.'' "As I look into the future," she said, "I hope this Library will be always animated by those words-'always trying and always
- that bring.a it to $320"7 .so. :Now that you have got rid o:C the IN.S expense, it oomeo down to $3055 .80. I believe there will be eo?OO other reduotiona possible . A.bout the water~ light, and power bill t I believe there might be aome hope of outtb1g t t do
- that I have 2. to do, I have but little left to do the things I want to do. I guexs, though, that is not such a bad existence to live., after all. I hope you and Miss Bernice are enjoying your reading. Get what you want and give sane away now, is my
- for further instructions and the next Goldberg-Fedorenko meeting is scheduled for 3: 00 or 3:30. Tabor hopes to be in a position to reconvene the Security Council by 4:30, but there is no assurance of that. (The Ticker has a story it will not be before 6: 00 p
- it hopes to achieve in a per manent settlement with the Arab states. These include the.establishment of an autonomous province of Jordan on the West Bank in which all Arab refugees could hopefully be settled, The Israelis also intend to insist
- EMPLOYEES: Transportation, ·Last evening Marad you heard and the State of the Union our President deliver his third State of the Union message. All of that stirring speech is of vital importance to us as Americans and federal employees. I hope you
- accept the position in a spirit of gratitude for their generous support and with a prayerful hope that I can be worthy of their trust. I believe that Democrats can all work together in harmony. One of my deepest convictions is that there are more vital
- hope it meets with the approval of all states. of the people in all of the fifty
Oral history transcript, Donald J. Cronin, interview 6 (VI), 3/29/1990, by Michael L. Gillette
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- don't know. But in Alabama if you hoped to be reelected you didn't incur the wrath of the Baptists. The Baptists--immediately when it came out that we were sponsoring this sort of thing, they immediately drafted a letter, which was a good letter
- should delay a decision for a week are: 1. In paris we have a ·p osture based on the March 31 speech, and the fact that we have been bombing only up to the 19th. I do not think we should be t.he first to change our position. 2. Our hope
- , which still remains uncertain and beset with _difficulty. May We •ay with a sincere heart that We have ma.de this v.ta.te of uncertainty Our•.• that We are very near to you with one heart, as the Father of all, and We would. hope that you would
- for starting it now. Conversations with others give me hope and we'll continue. Our big problem will be they'll let us stew in our own juice. Then we'll stew in theirs. This will be a bad week, a ba.d month. What do you do with Goldberg? I think the "I told
- . Nead organization to match Porter's. ~arks: We need that here. Gaud will put up money to get TV going in Vietnam. President: What about TV sets? Marks: Hope to assemble sets there. sets, Hope Japanese will contribute Bundy: Had senior American
- than come up to my hopes. A Japanese is President of the bank, and he has a good organization. The original capital of the bank was $1 billion. The United States share was $200 million of that ori ginal capital, and he said that he has never heard
- an unprecedented number of training flights north of the 20th parallel, both with IL-28 1 s and MIGs . They haven't been south of the 20th parallel since May 11. Mr. Rostow: They're using Bonnie and Clyde pilots. General Wheeler: They're hoping to take Danang
Press release, "Remarks of Mrs. Lyndon Johnson, Youth Conference on Natural Beauty, 6/27/1966"
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- the vi.llage green, the courthouse square, the mali, the most beloved place in town. - 3 MORE Wberever you go, whatever you atudy, 1 hope that many of you will aeriouely consider ma.king America•s beauty a full-time vocation. Seldom have 1 had a keener
- their life work . Henry Adams said: "A teacher affects eternity; be can never tell where his influence stops. 11 Let's hope that i nfluence never stops because the educated person is more in demand today than ever before. Not only do we need technicians
- : /J-·. 1\:.lbct :?-ad., Jr., House of Repi-eseutatives, State of A1·h sas • 1' • -67 ~~ ~r, Hope. Arkan:3as ...- Article re: Con L;t:. i, ; .) rt~dnin'"' to harges against tho Presia.ent regaxd __., ·, e c • • forces Permit Ol ~. By direction
- and that these discussions have contributed to our continuing friendship and cooperation . In conclusion, let me thank you for your good wishes . I fervently share your hope and pray that 1967 will bring peace to the peoples of the world. Sincer ely, Lyndon B• .Johnson nd
- Bundy, to establish a task force on Southeast Asian economic · and social development. I request each of you to designate a senior official or officials to work with Mr. Bundy in thls task force. I hope that you yourself will take a direct interest
- June land June us, nd w hoped and exp ct d by J~e 1. On Sen tor1 e edv1oe we did note 1 or4 bout the 150 1n dvertistne per month the oontreot oalle :tor in oase e. ove. and neither 414 he e 1 ora.. He e id h w e mlshtJ glaG to know we w re ortng, beoau
- i t to Lyndon, who took i t with gusto and pretended that he was drinking i t . I hope that none of the cars that passed us recognized any of us. I t would have been an unsettling sight. c Back at the White House Lyndon lay down. y e t. He's
- It was in the l ib r a r y T V room , and the script was good enough to make me anxious to see how it is going to turn out. o/ Then, at 4 o ' c l o c k / I went back to the Green Room , to r e c e iv e the s w ord of hope fro m the A m e r ic a n Cancer
- the following beliefs Dulles, -- President of the world. which expresses my own I hope, all Americans will hold for the future: "Tod.a;y'outer space is free. "It is unsoa.rred by conflict. "No nation holds a concession there. "It must remain that way
- your decision was a ray of hope to some Turkish officials, to others it was simply pernicious interference. Under these circumstances, our reception bordered on unfriendliness and rudeness. In .the first instance, we were diverted from the civil airport
- , aole , a.nd r•liaole coll~e. You . be, and som~ of the new ones 1 do not know who have sh&ke4 fruan's political articulations are the hope o.f lllOre than 120 million people who■ 1ou nationally repre~ent . The thing is biger than Party lines . Xou.r
- leadershipof your younqpeoplestudyinqin our r r- 5. land. WeIikewise,appreciate the understanding welcomeyou haveextendedto citizensof th is country workingwith your peoplein Koreain so manyfields. I hope,Mr. President,that our visits together maybe marked
- hopes to leave Washington for Texas in next 10 days. 1944 Chronology ● p. 5 of 11 07/2024 5 lbjlibrary.org REFERENCE: LBJ CHRONOLOGY Drafted by LBJ Library archival staff from oral history transcripts and other sources as a service to our
- CLARK: We have a very substantial physical evidence. Memphis, Friday, and sur.cessful indictment, We rew~in very hopeful conclusion prosPcution that and, as I said followed and conviction. tests ir. we can have an early to our investigation
- , or what they hoped it would accomplish? V: In the Pleiku decision? M: Yes, at the time they started. V: Well, at the time the decision was made to bomb in retaliation for Pleiku, I don't think that it was generally understood that you were going
- , as the instigator of the border incidents, was the only power Israel had to confront, and the Tel Aviv Government heeded American counsel of restraint ·in the hope that representations by the U.N. Secretary-General would cool down the Arab side . · Such hopes
- to write, and I. hope you will take tirne out and repeat soon. ~-Lerely, 1 F~ · 11 Vw. r. ; ~ Lyn~pn B. Johnson Miss hlary Louise GlaJs 2304 Massachusetts Avenue Washi ngton, D. C. ~;~in ~ TO HANDWRITtNG Fl.LE ,/ Cl.Ass OF SERVICE This Is a full
- land. The Department believes that a brief call by the Princess on Mrs. Johnson would be a very helpful contribution to improving our relations with the Royal family. If this request for a call on Mrs. Johnson is granted, we would hope that Mrs. Majid
- , always discussed his problems with Mrs. Johnson, and tried to be as honest as I could but always with the hope that I think any good physician should translate to his patients. I did discuss with her after the Charlottesville attack that this obviously
- ] [3 of 3 back] [1 of 5 front] [1 of 5 back] FOREIG RELATIONS l.vk August 4, 1961 My dear Friend: I am deeply touched by your evaluation of my character and I certainly hope that I can always merit your kind and generous words. Certainly I try
- could that year in Austin when he could get away from Congress, because he was hoping not to have a campaign. And he spent a lot of time, as much time as he could at least, not only in Austin but going to other towns in his district. Not to have
- ticket in the forlorn hope of attracting "liberal Republicans and Bull Moosers still mourning [Teddy Roosevelt], \ ho lt didn't had died the year before." work. Harding and Coolidge cru ·hed Cox and Roosevelt but the defeat gave FDR national name