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  • of Naraerymen, Ponland,. Ore. 4/14/65 • Harold S. Crawford, Willia Nureery Co., Ottawa, Kana. [2 of 11, back] . , ""' WAI 13 Dl PD OTTAWA KANS 14 1055A CST THE PRESIDENT r THE WHITE HOUSE PLANTING OF JAPANESE CHERRY TREES IN WASHINGTON IS A MER.ITORIOUS
  • in July. This meeting, I guess, was in August. The President called us all over there--the Chiefs, the Secretaries, the Secretary-designate of the Air Force, Harold Brown--and went around the table and asked each one of us our opinion on whether
  • stations (MOL); the Titan III; McNamara's contribution to the Defense Department; critique of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; closing bases; reasons for Zuckert's resignation; Harold O. Brown; the need for nuclear and non-nuclear forces; the all-volunteer army
  • Rouae, ALIOTO,Joeeph L., Mayor She.n. CAIN, Stanley A.., Interior ALLOTT, Gordon, Senator CALLISON, Charles H., Natl Audubon Soc. ANDERSON,Clinton P., Senator CANTY, Don, Urban America ANTEI.L, James B., 'l'Ulsa, Okla. CAREY, Hugh L., Congress
  • ARCHIVES PROCESSING NOTE The folder containing these notes was originally incorrectly entitled "January 26, 1968 - 7:29 p.m., Pueblo backgrounder with Hugh Sidey and Jack Sutherland." On this date, Archives staff corrected the folder title
  • Folder, "January 26, 1968 - 7:29 p.m. Pueblo backgrounder with Hugh Sidey and Jack Sutherland," Papers of Tom Johnson, Box 2
  • provision (section 5). I} I shall appreciate other connnents on this draft as soon as possible that we will be in a position to send th~~~F.d~/4 ~ cc: • ·Honorable Harold Seidman Honorable John Adams ] Mr. Joseph Goldman Mr. Alan Dean Mr. Nate Goodrich
  • :03pm Th "" . H Da e President's jetstar arrive d Lamber t Field , St . Louis , Missouri , i^--th e militar y side. Th e President was greete d at the steps o f the plane by ^ . IQRMP * Warre n Hearnes, Missour i . Richar d Hughes, Chm n o f th e
  • McGovern Senator Quentin Burdick Cong Walter Moeller Cong Lawrence J . Burton Senator Frank Moss Cong. Phillip Burton Senator Ga ylord Nelson Cong Hugh Care y Cong Santiago Polano-Abreu Cong Jeffrey Cohela n Cong Joh n A . Race General Wm Cassidy Cong
  • January 4, 1962 I appreeiate your note (lJO kind end thougb.ttul. much. There is oomfort in the know­ ledge otJlers ca.re, and I am ~teful for Sincerely, IJ.lle Honorable \ Sarah T • . Hughes United States Ji.Ulge 3816 tforaandy Street
  • OPTIONAL. POIIM NO. 10 MAY 1 • KDITICN GU l'PMII (41 CPR) 101-11.a ( ,.,... UNITED STATES GeVERNMENT Memorandum TO M. Co Miscovsky FIi.OM Harold Hair SUBJECT: Ku Klux Klan DATE: January 9, 1968 )J J../--7:I-- Confidential FBI Reports
  • will cooperate with me on this, for this i's the President's program, this is the way we want it, then I'll do the same for you when you get to be President. He then switched off into the business of telling the story of our accomplishments, relating that Harold
  • Hughes to Secretaxy- Eusk TS 4 pp. ~ 11,-1-'i1, ~L. J'1'-f- 3.t;o n. d. A Intelligence report TS 3 pp ~ r-~7-t;; A/L.. )- 7/15/67 A JI'-) 'i'/--?,97 9H s,7 !Jl-e~~;QO..--+-- R-e-Stew~- ·£ -l¼~~~tch:m-t:-.__~44u.--,~!Q, Ts 1 p. n ~A-~....-:t
  • of receptions and teas and luncheons and cocktail parties. Mrs. Tom Connally and Mrs. George Mahon and Mrs. [Fritz] Lanham--we went to all the familiar haunts to celebrate these happy events. Secretary [Harold] Ickes died, and we, of course, went to the funeral
  • 5:10-5:18 The Harold Wilsons March 6 11: 15-11 :30 Foreign Minister Kyprianous of Cyprus March 6 5:20-6: 15 10:42-11:18 Mexico- US Interparliamentary group Reception £or above March 11 12:20-12:35 March 16 11:50-12 H. E. Miguel Rubeiro
  • Unit Ph ilip H. Bollinger, John B. Bledsoe, Charles H. Dovey, Thoma s H. F. Hughes . NEWS EDITORS Turner Rose, Chief of News Desk F. W . Gapp, Chief of Text Desk William H. Riebold, Thurber W . Cushing, N . Key Hart, Fred A. Emery, Donald Becker, L
  • ? G: I think it was in 1940. R: It was that early? G: Yes. R: I was around town then. I don't know except I would assume Tommy would be in on it, because he was very close to [Harold] Ickes and he liked Wirtz. Everybody liked Wirtz, except Mr
  • a barrel on crude oil. [Harold] Ickes, believe it or not, who was the fuels administrator, was advocating such an increase. F: A rather surprising stand for him. P: That's right. Well he was sincere and earnest in his convictions, I am sure. F
  • of these people--[David] Hackett and perhaps Boone and [Eric] Tolmach and [Harold W.] Horowitz--we're around from the very start of the task force I gather. Did they sense that there had been a transformation or was the formulation of the program proceeding
  • honored guests, includine Mayor Hugh J. Addonizip, Cuunty Chairman Dennis F. Carey and the New Jersey delegation to the one-day conference held on April ll. requesting Mr. President., there is a note of urgency in an early reply from you. With warm
  • recommendation s; he turned them over to Joe Fowler as chairman of the Cabinet Committee; asked for a review and recommendation s from the Cabinet Committee on these proposals. Harold Linder of the Ex-Im Bank, Gardner Ackley of the · Council of Economic
  • , G.K. von Noorden, John Owen, Solbert Permutt, Alvah Ehillips, Kingsley Price, Olive Quinn, Harry Raulet, Frederick Reuss, Richard Riley, Donald Risley, Harold Rosen, E.V. Schneier, Barbara Starfield, Helen Taussig, W.E. 'nlormann, Bernard Vannier, Eli
  • that many of the bill's supporters were confident of its passage but that you were not, that you thought it was going to run into trouble. Apparently there was a problem with the tobacco area congressmen, [Harold] Cooley and others. Evidently there was some
  • DEE Actres ■ J\10.RTON DEUTSCH Prof. of Psychology and Edu­ ,·ation, Teachers, College, N.Y. DR. L. HAROLD DeWOLF· Dean, Wesley Theological• s~minary JOSEPH,M. DUFFY, JR. Assve. Prof. of Englsih, l'.'Gtr~ Dame U. EUGENE EX:\IAN . Writer JC.:Lf,S
  • with Harold Russell (Chairman of your Committee on Employment of the Handicapped) and 50 Disabled Danish Youth, 12 Noon, July 11 You have agreed to see Harold Russell and SO handicapped Danish young people at 12 noon tomorrow (July 11). They range in age from
  • They'd have four Democrats and maybe an Independent and two Republicans. But any- way, Hofheinz had had an application for a radio station in Houston. I learned this later; this happened just before I went to the FCC. Roy's partners were Hugh Roy
  • politics, but it's damaging the country, and in the development of this Tom O'Connor field for a little while, not very long." Harold Ickes had control of the oil industry, and we had our plans to develop a field. We sent them to Washington. They were
  • or something like that, and off I went. It didn't come out until about 1970 or 1971, I guess, when Prime Minister Harold Wilson of England wrote a book saying that on a specific date a peace proposal for Vietnam was handed to President Johnson, to the United
  • . We worked it out. But we also had guys like Langston Hughes, guys who were 17 LBJ Presidential Library http://www.lbjlibrary.org ORAL HISTORY TRANSCRIPT Lyndon B. Johnson Library Oral Histories [NAID 24617781] More on LBJ Library oral histories
  • forgot it. Harold Toung, Chairman •rer a Bocanolt Delegation tram Tezaa•, Dalla• Talkin& from .Athnie. T•xa•, •hei-e he ,... att•oding a ba.rbecu. e.ttNi!pting to c•t acme l'IC.M7 tor bia oOl'llldtt••• • ech!.•adsy 11146 P••• lh Bow la ft'erythillgT
  • October MEMORANDUM 2, 1967 FOR TOM HUGHES Will you read the attached letter which was handed to us by Senator Yarborough during our tour of the disaster area in Texas last week. Let me know how to advise Senator Yarborough. James R. Jones Atch
  • with Rutherford, Hobart Taylor, Jr. Calls George Weaver to apologize for incident at Houston Shamrock Hotel, and later talks with Angier Biddle Duke re: Weaver and Shamrock incident. 1/23 WH leadership breakfast. LBJ meets with Dan Jones and Harold Decker
  • , and has worked with the Republicans. But he's constitutionally a Democrat. In any event the book kind of got delayed a little bit because of this, but ultimately was published in the fall of 1965. Scammon and I appeared on the Today 8hm" with Hugh
  • for the Democratic nomination of 1972--Hubert Humphrey, Ed Muskie, Henry Jackson, George McGovern, Harold Hughes and Fred Harris. Senator Birch Bayh was 16 LBJ Presidential Library http://www.lbjlibrary.org ORAL HISTORY TRANSCRIPT Lyndon B. Johnson Library Oral
  • Mexico Cit Wlll return witll the delogatlon.) ,· Conareasm Congroaa Senator Cooper Senator Mortou Congre■ sman Paul Findley Sou.tor Yarborough Conareaaman Hollfield Harold Hochacblld Senator Kuchel (He called thl• mornmg aDd •aid that bis doctor think