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- the Dallas office ot WPB,
but Jamie in collaboration with lb-. Eeooe had already filled out some Saturday night
and ot them oft to the San tonb> otfioe ot B., whioh is the first agency through
which they must paaa. Jamie says Ur. Sourry a~s he hae requested
- ., Hrs. Palmer waa so cordial 1n her inaistanoe tha:t
l drop by 8 omt afternoon for oooktaila that I might do that.
I really must clarity to mya•lt wheth•r I can still apend
any time on so.o ial stur:. ::r .:;. ,h0'c Stall asked me to lunoheon
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Antonio, .found from San Antonio t hat the PB 800 had been forwarded to Dalla Friday_.
found fro r1 Scurry that he ha.d secured authority from aeh ·n ton to pass on the pro3eot,
and Scurr;- ea.id he would paa s 1 t with as much spoed as poaaible a.a soon
- at the door.
It was one of the most relaxed and satisfying parties I've been to in a
long time, partly because I was still flowing from that sensation of obligation
finished -- job accomplished.
I had told the White House that there would be no one for supper
- your letter of April 17 about Duke Richardson.
I talked to Richardson ebout three hours on the train going to Dallas
and liked him very much. He sounds like a rather good sales~en, has
some ideas, is the sort of man whµ would me.ke himself a part
- going to quote to you in part.·
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k,e A,,+Jr.;
"Bird, I am so very sad about all this war conditio:;.,,~~,.--so many bad things happening all the time. I an also
sad about Bob for I can see nothing ahead for him. If he
should have to go he says
- to ltr-. Escoe, said that he would give notice but he had
to talk it over with his wife. 'Nhie:h definitely 1 imi ts his time
-r;vith us. because even if he does not quit. I do not want anyone
working· for us who has that a tti tu.de. The reason
- ngto n
next 5 tur da,y. l b-01 d Es coo I t hollght the A&M b>.1sinea s was in a.b f1te-
ment ponding our g etti:ng night time--no need to undertako the e.xpen6e
i nvolved in synohronita. tion if th.e ro is a goo d cbnnoe ot ::rett:hig
Qn othor frequ
- advort'i.ain . on
the atatlon d 1f he £&Ve orders to run auch advertising he did it without
author1&&t1on or aey right to do so. 1 did buy eane time from him,• little
bit. on the Tyler atation, thinkin it would be good business to et to
thoae oil men dova1
- Lady Bird lunches with Hugh Sidey and Jean Franklin of Time magazine for study on Lady Bird; tea with friends; visit with friend from youth at St. Mary's Episcopal School in Dallas; Lynda Johnson to New York for Young Citizens for Johnson; Luci
- ~~'twork .. t t1ona
ao• thl 8.JIDlnt eaeh station ets depent191g to
a ne extent o.n ow they o n get together on time
gen•r l
eoo er 1Ye as~ at the gener l policy beine toke p 1t bout
even. I' au.re we sell epota before en after the
ahowa
don'~ know nether e
- Johnson family updates, dinner with Mrs. Beale to learn about Radio House (school that produces programs), personnel issues (hiring in times of war), program contract (?), Paul Bolton, Administrative matters - letterhead, CBS, station research
- in our lives some time to go back
to Alabama
and see all of our kinfolks
together.
He certainly
enjoyed getting to
know Uncle John Will and thinks a lot of him.
With all best
wishes,
I am
Sincerely
'°~~
Pf~
Lady
>
ird Johnson
Mr. J. C. Pattillo
- will
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from you -
least
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clasp
your hands •
Obviously,
coverage
I would like,
few days this
this
isn't
the thorough
but with fifty
and
is the bs~t we can do.
With love and hope that
together
states
at some quieter
time,
c5la&1
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the ranch country; Gwen Gibson of the New Y ork H erald Tribune; and M ary
Packinham of the Chicago Tribune; and M u riel Dobbins of the B altim ore Sun,
Karen K le in felter, the best thing that happene d to the Dallas N ew s in years;
and Norm a Ekdahl
- =Cable Night Letter
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NEWCOMB CARLTON
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PRESIDENT
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOAAO
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT
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- Lady Bird comments that this time last week she and LBJ drove to Marshall and mentions that she is writing by candlelight because their "Delco" is "pfft." She describes finding and cleaning her mother's stone flower pots. She talks about LBJ's
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- is looking forward to getting more books from him and writes "I believe I miss you more all the time."
- Lady Bird tells LBJ that if he comes to Texas she will be with him "all the time you can put up with." She asks about offers he has received from New York and South Texas. She comments on his low spirits and encourages him to have enthusiasm
- Lady Bird discusses a possible trip to Washington in November, December, or January and the things she and LBJ will do. She mentions that her time could be limited by a trip she must make to Alabama and by work being done on the house.
- Lady Bird received two letters from LBJ today and says sending letters by special delivery makes no difference in the time of delivery. She comments on the clippings he sent, mentions the book she is reading, asks about the GE [General Electric
- LBJ sends Lady Bird a picture postcard of the Hotel Occidental dining room and thanks her for the pictures she sent him that get kissed "almost a million times a day." He writes that he had lunch at the hotel and plans to take Lady Bird there when
- tn the Senate race--that he loved you and
me and always would and would do anything in the world he could
for us. Be said at one time when o•n. waa governor there wae a
bill up 1n which his Company was bitterly opposed to the Standard
on some oil
- in Pittsburgh where some of their family lived. He said he had never llV'Orked
for such an inefficient organization in his life and just didn't like
to, that he has asked Tu!r. Escoe for his over-time several times, that
he had always been put off with excuses
- . ha.a
some ide a, ts the ort of man ~:.rho would '"'ke ri·· elf a part ,f the oomruuni ty in a. short time, I believe,--and the more I see of this buainese
the more essen t ial I co e to reg~rd that. Howevar, I just don•t think
1 t would ... rork to ave
- ; Mrs. Johnson returns to White House; Lynda Johnson home for Luci Johnson's baptism; article in Herald Tribune;
- . Actually it’s a hall, but it’s what’s going to be the Johnsons’ informal family sitting room.
It’s remarkable how well my own furniture fits into the room that was Mrs. Kennedy’s. I’m glad
for the taxpayer, and I’m glad for me too because it saves my time
- .
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
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house, at times of ordinary duty and probably at times of outrageous
inconvenience to them—besides a never ending general public, my own
groups of friends from home, or friends from the campaign t r a i l , or
from my trip s , or my Alabama cousins, a ll
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- all settl ed.
Dall as. took th e $ 250 oheo k and sent
B ILL CLARK A ND CONfaACT
FOh ADVERT ISING
E sooe says he s pent some time with Bill and i t boils down to
thi s. Safeway is conducting a survey pr epare.tory to going into radio
adve rtiaing
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contributed to the White House with love and generosity.
And then I
sent them o ff on a to u r with Jim Ketchum and spent more time at my
desk, th i s time plowing deep in to the middle drawer, carefully taking
out very private things, such as the memo I
- station Miohigan
3400 seven o(clook tonight your time. ·It not then same hour
tomorrow night. Seemed anxious. Please let me hear.
Bird
- wear.
The most imp c, ssi bk time
of the year to try to find something n e.w to stock your wardrobe to wtllk
out feeling
a r mor c~d
the Com,c-ntion.
ag.'.linst the world - - is the tim e bet -.•:c en n0w and
·w e looked a bit forlornly uver my
- called me and
said her mother wanted her to come ·
pri l first (next
ednesda.y )--that a friend of hers w
teaching school
close to Marshall had to quit
1ted
r to finish out
her term. So she is going j
he time we will be moving in. It Will be hectic.
aid
- is the sweetest little child imaginable to live
vrith. She' laughs and gig : :_:les all the time and has never
lool:ed on the face of worry. We have a good ·time, but I
certainly -have not had a moment to throw avray. If I live to
be a hundred I will never
