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  • was a classmate of mine!' "He kept up the clip in Africa, Sicily, l\ormandy and the sweep to Berlin in World War II, as Veterans Affairs Adminis­ trator, Army Chief of Staff, Joint Chiefs Chairman thereafter. He is the last, along with classmate Dwight D
  • or Interi ,and intrege'a with "Bonest bet•••~ Parley's man,Hurja and the Republican, ~earld Ickes. How~ver,Mr.Farley does not pay much attention to patronage in his own Poatotfioe Department. Por the compitation tor "contract" or •star" routea.AbloautAly
  • -- I -- 2 McG: No, I haven't. McS: Who primarily brought you into government? McG: I was asked to come over to the Defense Department by Norman Paul, whom I later succeeded as assistant to the secretary for legislative affairs when Norm became
  • with White House staff; meetings with Joe Califano; McGiffert's responsibilities relating to legislative affairs; McNamara's relationship with members of Congress; a preparedness subcommittee of the Senate Armed Services Committee regarding public statements
  • Special Assistant for National Security Affairs Special Assistant for Science and Technology . The Chairman, · Council of Economic Advisers SUBJECT: Revie~. of Strategic Stockpile Objectives I approve the recommendation of the Director of the Bureau
  • for International D evelopment Director, Bureau of the Budget Chairman, Export-Import Bank -· SUBJECT: Task Force on Southeast Asian Economic and Social Development I herewith direct my Special Assistant for National Security Affairs, Mr. McGeorge Bundy
  • of State for Inter­ American Affairs. Dr. Ralph Powell, Consultant to Department of State, on leave from American University to supervise a China Study at RAC.(Research Analysis Corporation.) Control Element: Colonel Ginsburgh, White House Staff. Captain
  • Affairs Paris. D~a1·l,.ir. l,:i.5.nister: of the }'rcnch Re1)ublic, I'lALY: The Prime ?,Jinister Affairs. has asstu:-:ed ter:1pora't·y charge of the Binistry of i
  • ^__ Hon. ! Wednesday Uay (include visited by) Christian (pl) ~~T~ Walt "~ ' ', r • LD White House _ . , i ~" ~~" Cong._Olin_Teague ____„_„__________ William Driver, Administrator, Veterans Administration ~~ ' 'HIT£ HOUSE Date June 21
  • the discussion as an exclusive talk with the President. The President praised the people of Connecticut, referring to them as forward-looking on national and internatimal affairs. He had praise for both Senators and Congressmen. The President: We have had a great
  • , and other agencies will hardly require large reservoirs of funds. However, there are built-in increases in some programs (civilian and military retire­ ment, veterans benefits, social security, and interest ·on: the debt plus increased pay for federal
  • Evokes Memories of President Along with the Library, the LBJ School of Public Affairs also ob­ served its twentieth anniversaryin May. At the School's commence­ mentexercise,the man who gave his name and inspirationto the institu­ tion was remembered
  • district judge to fill vacancy in Texas. 1/28 House Naval Affairs Committee Saturday night began a nationwide investigation of the uses the navy is making of its hundreds of thousands of civilian workers. Investigation, powered by subcommittee headed
  • / Hearst Syndicate Today announced the start of a new comprehensive child health program in low-income neighborhoods with initial project grant s from the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare totaling THE WmiE HousE $14.7 million ^'" July
  • lightly organized, with strength in certain plaees, like TVA, certain parts of the Interior Department, some elements of the Veterans Administration. With the presence of several large industrial-type unions, one of them the AFGE--the American Federation
  • for Monetary Affairs-Designate Washington, D. C. R. Duane Saunders, Director, Office of Debt Analysis, U. S. Treasury Depart, ent, Washington, D. C. Paul A. Volcker, Deputy Under Secretary of the TrealBury for Monetary Washington, D. C. Affairs, W Robert H
  • Administration?). 2/5 LBJ, CTJ, Moyers, MMW to New York where LBJ addresses B’nai Zion dinner. 2/6 Phone calls with RFK, Speaker and Tom Clark re: Ramsey Clark (appointment in Justice Department?). 2/7 White House leadership conference at 8:45. 2/8
  • which originated the document. (C) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift. 11/12/2009 _ _41: ---+,A-_ Initials UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE /J FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer
  • Sincerely E. ECP:vm cc: Mr. Roberto Alejos 4o Calle B 3-75 Zona 8 Guatemala City, Guatemala c. yours, Price The following facts disclose how econonw-minded officials the Department of State and ICA are umd ttingly ~ositive tlictory liberation
  • to the Appropriation Bill for the Depart. of Defense 5/16/55 "Extend the Hoover Commission" 5/19/55 "Alarming Cement Shortage" 5/23/55 "Letter From Veterans Indicate Fear of Tricky Dealings of Hoover Commission" 5/23/55 "Cong. Has Delegated Power Over Monetary Policy
  • how he was a lot. less a spendthrift than most people. We went out at his invitation, my guess is, arranged by Horace Busby, to consult with him on foreign affairs. We got very little talking about foreign affairs done because he was all wound up
  • budget; problems with Ed Morgan; internal operation of the Council; a dispute between the FAA and the Transportation Department over disciplining pilots; "selective certification;" the John Macy operation compared to the RMN personnel program; Dick van
  • LBJ Connection: Program Manager, Voice of America, 1958-1961; Deputy Public Affairs Officer, India, USIS, 1961-1964; Public Affairs Officer, South Vietnam, 1964-1965; Director, Joint United States Public Affairs Office, Saigon, 1965-1969
  • Bio: Robert Frederick Allnutt (b. 1935) worked for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) from 1960 to 1970 and 1978 to 1983. He was Assistant Administrator for Legislative Affairs from 1967 to 1970, Associate Deputy Administrator
  • LBJ Connection: NASA Assistant Administrator for Legislative Affairs, 1960 to 1970
  • . Max is on the State Department payroll until 14 September, which carries him through this next period of travel and speech-making, and his suggestion is that he might take a little leave in the first part of September and then be available to begin
  • ' '} -~ / {:.? • , ·\1'u\, ,• D"• ~e .3 ~ - ....T I~ I 3 c r >.:_if DEPARTMENT OF STATE AMBASSADOR AT LARGE 12/9/65 . I Mac: The Secretary wishes.· this memo to be placed in the 11 series 11 and very closely held. . J .. . LEThompson
  • - _-._ n11T , ~ \ J\ ·. •· I - - -· •· •· 0 1 1 - 'U '~_. y,·:~_,:'E-.· ~--' T:, it'1 tl OF l HE ~E TUR ,i I NG VETERAN AS wE LL AS LESS DIE HAVE FAILED THE M. GIVE . - ./ - -. •._· ·, - - 8 ·r HEM LE. SS '. ~N O THEY. HAVE r1 0l 60'T
  • .. , -. .. --- · END OF -~ --·-- · .. ,,.:.....:... ITE~l 12 r · , :.;­ ~ , ii !*: ­ _._ ATHENS ITEM 13 ANSWERING SECSTATE · ITEM 14 LIKE ALL -VETERANS OF CYPRUS SCOTCH AND SA~D~ITCH WAR, I A~ BELIEVER lN .TELE­ tONS. BUT LET'S NOT DO THE~ MORE OFTEN THAN
  • : Role of Government As 1964 Campaign Issue Federal Courts, See Justice Department First Company, 1967 Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Flags, 1967 Floods and Other Natural Disasters: Federal Assistance Fluoridation of Water, 1964 Food Price Study
  • Committee Group · . Wil , Hous roup . ~~ ecretary WM. JENNINGS BRYAN DORN COMMlmES: TNIID DISTIICT, SouTH CAIOUHA VETERANS' AFFAIRS PUBLIC WORKS HOME ADDRESS: 1.F.D. NO. I, GREENWOOD, S.C. C!tongress of tbe llniteb ~tates ~ouse
  • ; then they read the letters over. And some letters, of course, are generally critical, some are generally favorable letters--these go to a certain department. There are letters that deal with foreign affairs that are handled by another man and his staff
  • friends in Latin America - - this will not work. They want to make up the lists of persons to depart, but they explicitly recognized our right to veto persons on their lists. They do not want the Red Cross to participate, noting that the Swiss can do what
  • (Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs) ­ • . - - • • flelMt ·. _to._. D9· .-ta.at-. .. .b,Jll Y• • cow .. W4t ~ - ~ aaok't;; ~ ·-- ~/d . . . . .ti ~ lo• ~ _.. ·Wf~•a'* x- a ~-1 . . . . .Ucia bree~ .-ea•~~~ W• pzojec:~ CMMtsl.e '141 fa
  • Intelligence Agency personnel. Some materials in this file unit relate to substantive foreign affairs and national security concerns of the time, including developments in Vietnam, a memorandum regarding the presence of Communist flag vessels on the Mekong
  • situation . He said, "Just think, at this time in life I've got four boys in college at the same time ." With all the busi­ ness affairs in a turmoil during the Depression, I decided that I ought to do this law school thing myself . When I came to town
  • . Barring an economic recession, the chances are Wilson will have the time he needs. The Prime Minister will be accompanied by Ambassador Dean and George Thomson, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs. I will also be available. UK Objectives Mr. Wilson
  • that · the Department would prefer "the National Academy of Foreign Affairs proposal" rather than the Freedom Academy, but he did not go into detail. This is the situation as it now stands. Samuel E. Belk J s ) NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL February 24, 1964 NOTE
  • 1") I I I '1 .::!vi . :. ~ ~ I I ( • ' 'J . ; . .' :] -~' .. . ! . . -' . . . ' ' DEPARTMENT OF STATE UNDER SECRETARY FOR POLITICAL AFFAIRS SECRBT/EXDIS ATTACHMENT TO December 13, 1967 U - The Acting Secretary FROM E ugene V. Rostow
  • LBJ Connection: Director of Public Affairs, Office of Economic Opportunity, 1965-1968
  • LBJ Connection: Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs, 1966-1969; Vice Chairman, Democratic National Committee
  • LBJ Connection: Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs, 1965-1967
  • LBJ Connection: Actress; Model; Television spokesperson for Westinghouse; Consumer Affairs expert for Today Show for 16 years
  • LBJ Connection: Under Secretary of the Treasury for Monetary Affairs, 1965-1969