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- . BLACK
KEPPEL,Francis
Justice and Mrs. DOUGLAS
ANDERSON,
Martin
Justice and Mrs. CLARK
ATKINS,Ollie
Justice and Mrs. HARIAN
BELAFW-TE, Harry
Justice and Mrs. BRENNAN
CARR,Waggoner
Justice am Mrs. S'l'E}IART
CATCHI?l:lS, James A.A.
Justice and Mrs. WHITE
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206 Harrison Street
Davenport, Iowa
April 24, 1964
President Lyndon B. Johnson
·te House
ashingt
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To:
FION:
Bill
l-Ioyers
JV,j,
if{,
HARRY S. ASHMORE
think
the enclosed
t Humphrey and Bill
letters
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·ear t~.
Instead of ourown
E Is planted by CongressmanHale tw~year turns In the U.S.\
ie residence of U.S. ,\::'1bassador
to • louse.
The present Australian go,·•
t's home on Canbtrra. Oark Is
rnmcnlIs a coalitionof the UbTu. Boggs prcscnlt'd the tree
- until
they have the
upper hand.
Meanwhile, our brave fighting
men and
those of our allies
will continue
to die in increasing
numbers.
The communists are convinced that they can achieve
victory
on the American home front,
forcing Johnson
or his successor
- been on the student cuuncil for
five years in my old high school and served on committees in my
community before leaving High School last June.
I wish you as president god goog health and would like to
hear from you sir very soon
~;~12o~
Mr.Alan N
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MR. MOYERS:
you, sir.
I will not give a lid until 6 o'clock.
END
THE WHITE HOUS E
WASHINGTON
MR. VALENTI
Buzz said fine when I retrieved the
memo--but added please let him know
if he's expected to do anything.
Mon
Sept 13
5:25 pm
Perry Barber
- now.
t
f·,
HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON,
HALE
D. C.
BOGGS
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Lindy and Hale Bof,8S
Jean and Charlie
D vu
at sir o'clock
5315 Bradley Boulevard
Bethesda, Maryland
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jua.ni.i.a:
!). h.ave
- in their first try
at the title and became SW Intercollegiate
Indi
vidual Champion in the process. The defending
champions at the University of Texas stayed home
and robbed the event of some of its drama. How
ever, Rice University stayed an even½ point be
hind
- am claeckl•1 tile .,.Ucr •
back la ,_.
wltaa,...
tlda, ...
wlU
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Lawreace F. O'Brl
S,-clal Aealataat
to tlut P ... eldat
Hwraa.le
llale .....
of a .. r•1-t1111Yee
Wuldapoa.D.C.
HOMe
jl/az
Marcia 1. 1964
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fer ,- .. latte~ el Ma"11 •
a re
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Assistants• Union of North America
Pressmen's Home, Tennessee
!,'~r. George Burdon, President
United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum &
Plastic Workers of America
87 South High -Street
Akron 8, Ohio
a/Mr. Eugene E. Frazier, President·
United Transport Ser/ice Employees
- at home and abroad today, I believe
that
atantial
progress has been made in the lut
tew years
to confront
thoae problems and to rovide th• legi•lative
concentrated
tfort
t:o
framework which 1111
it
overcome them.
Without your help, t:hi• progress
vould
- top federal officials serving as conference panel chairman will
be Robert
I
Weaver, Administrator
of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, and John W. Macy, Jr. ,
Chairman of the U.S. Civil Service Commission.
The purpose of the conference
- ~LEARSON,
PRESIDINT
IBM CORP ARMONK NEW YORK
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WHBll2
MR
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DAVID S LEVIS, PRESIDENT
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS CORP PO BOX 516
VHBl13 ..t
MR KEN MCKAY. VIC[ PRESIDENT
•.
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I'°
ST LOUIS MISSOURI
~f.Cf.Nf.O
JAN 8 1969
CENTAAL riLt.S
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AMERICAN
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and NDt home Ylrt.UallJ all of the lteJ malD• It WU quite obTloua th&t the Stan and the
te-men l•Yhls beblad air ere- with Easl• were llharlDI the pNdlcament of the
man wtth• the .two llllTer ban. Iaapecttona
una111ble plaa8'.
of Wlq Seadquarter■ were few
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Ev.I
so.6
Thuraday,
TO:
THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
Dougla••
September
5:50 p.m.
9, 1965
Cater
In exploring possibilities for th~ luncheon to celebrate the signing of the
Higher Education Act, I have a further proposal which you may wiah
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Occupations," encourages AHAC member firms to
hire, on a part-time basis, students who have good
grades but are on the verge of dropping out of school
due to economic conditions at home. An AHAC
summer hiring program gives priority to high school
students
- basis, students who have good
grades butarc on the verge of dropping out of school
due to economic conditions at home. An AHAC
summer hiring program gives priority to high school
students recommended by their principal, and to
teachers who would benefit
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Congressman
and Mrs. Bo s would like
to invite Mr. and Mrs.
atson to dinner
tomorrow
evening at 7:
p. m. at their
home.
Yes
Advise
Mrs.
Watson
Carol
Margaret
180-5605
Culhane
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MEMORAl{DUM
THE WHITE
HOUSE
WAIRINOTOX
FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM
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I bow that you &Dd your wlfe bad a goocl tdp ad
that it probably 1• al■o 100d to be home ap,toTbuk you. !or wrltuaa.
Sincerely•
• .MarnnWa&aoa
Special .Aaalstam to tae
Mr. Hanry o.
988 Fifth A!IPmlme
Now Tork Clty N. Y.
mJc
Pre ■ldent
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