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- House. . . to the office first, looked at desk briefly, and then bedroom w/ Hon. Arthur Okun, Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers, who had arrived on a courier at 10:00a -- Mr . Okun came to brief the President, and then go to Austin to brief
- Relation s George Reed y Governor Joh n Connally , Austin, Texa s Austin Texas Judge A . W . Moursun d (ove r th e radio ) Lynda Bir d an d date, Dav e LeFeve , arriv e a t ranc h vi a courier fro m Washington , (mr s . J . me t them a t th e plane Went
- Saturday White Hous e - - LB J Ranc h July 4 . 196 4 Gerrie Whittingto n arrived vi a courier fro m Washington, D . C . Als o aboar d plan e wa s Dave LeFev e - - Lynd a Bird' s dat e fo r th e weekend George Reedy Awakened an d dressed - - cam e
- P . Brand t - St . Loui s Pos t Dispatc h Robert L . Rigg s - Louisvill e Courier - Journal Edward W . Lewi s - Ne w Yor k Dail y New s Paul L . Marti n - Gannet t New s Servic e Pat Munro e - Lincol n (Nebr . ) Jounral an d El Mund o (Sa n Juan , P
- from lobby of hotel. also Cong. Cong Att, Utt * also Fred Dutton Dutton Fred Day SATURDAY Date , 1964 Awakes Paul Glynn gives Pres. briefing book re Cyprus and re Prime Minister Inonu' s visit received by courier fr Bundy Lynda Bird to see Pres
- departed right after dinner) To th e office -- where J J, MF and VM were workin g the 300 pounds of mail that had been sent to the Ranch on the courier. The President noticed all of the mail in the office -- and asked why there was s o much. He was told
- Record: 1/30/68 Printed Material: Communist Carnage in Hue: 1968 Printed Material: MACOI 1967 Wrap-Up: A Year of Progress Printed Material: Vietnam Courier [numerous copies] Printed Material: Viet-Nam: Documents and Research Notes [US Mission in VietNam
- open open open open open empty open open open empty open Teacher Corps Campaign (HEW) United Community Campaigns UNESCO Courier USO (Government connected campaign) U.S. Committee for Refugees United Nations (Government connected campaign) U.S. Savings
- , Texas Speech Draft, "Appeaser Lindbergh" Issue of the Johnson City, Texas, THE RECORD-COURIER 7/20/38 7/27/38 7/28/38 8/9/38 8/11/38 8/24/38 9/15/38 9/23/38 9/23/38 9/27/38 10/20/38 11/26/38 3/25/39 4/1/39 5/11/39 Apr-39 5/16/39 5/19/39 6/6/39 6/20/39
- to 1968 Convention - Florida Democratic Party 1968 Democratic National Committee Convention Site Selection, Chicago, Illinois October 1967 Democratic National Committee. Regional Meetings - 1967-68 Democratic Committee Regional Meetings: Pittsburgh. March
- to 1968 Convention - Florida Democratic Party 1968 Democratic National Committee Convention Site Selection, Chicago, Illinois October 1967 Democratic National Committee. Regional Meetings - 1967-68 Democratic Committee Regional Meetings: Pittsburgh. March
- arrive d o n a courier whic h arrived the LB J Ranc h a t 9:30 a this morning . I t als o carried tw o National Par k Servic e official s wh o e t o se e Mrs . Johnson . ! wer Mr. Ximene s spen t fiv e minute s wit h th e President a t th e poo l an d
- , Seattle Joseph A. Beirne, President, CWA. Washington G. Barry Bingham. Courier-Journal, Louisville. Kentucky Horace Busby, Management Consultant, Washington, D. C. Robert E. Cooke, M. D. John s Hopkins University , Baltimore, Md John T. Dailey, Ph. D
- courier flight. The President departed the LBJ Ranch enroute to the Krim Ranch --on the Lake. . (a part of the Comanche Rancherettes). . . w/ Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Krim, MF and VM -- stopped enroute at the Moursund Ranch and picked up Judge
- to the LBJ Ranch - - an d the President wen t to the office. . . . and worked his des k - - thing s had com e i n fro m a courier pouc h - - tha t neede d hi s attention . Mr. an d Mrs. Arthu r Kri m - NY C - the y ha d calle d J J t o wish hi m and everybody
- been in Pittsburgh. I should rememberthe call letters that we tuned in to. It seems that this would be a long ways for us to receive it in Kansas, but as I recall it, it must have been that first listen in to, and perhaps later, rememberfor sure
- Salvador, and flown to Washington by courier plane on Monday from San Jose, Costa Rica. Submitted to the Senate at noon today. Today the President also signed H. R. 15345, the Bank Protection Act of 1968, designed to modernize crime detection
- last night while in the motorcadee, .and said that she might have gotten the wrong information from someone else. Watching the news on television in the office" and then worked his desk -- material that had come in on the courier -- w/ M F . .' Retired
- Personal Correspondence, Jan. 2, 1975-March 9, 1976 M-Z “ " Sept. 73- Dec. 74 A-L EEG (folder 1966) Courier Personnel EEG 1967 Poster Nov. 13, 1967 Printed material Correspondence with Mrs. Johnson, 1976-79 Correspondence & photos, 1979 Publications
- White House photographer and presently head of the Library's Photographic Ar chives. Wolfe's career in the White House began as a military courier during the Eisenhower Administration. Under President Kennedy he was assigned to the White House
- The White House Thursday Dav 1 Expendi- Activhy (snc!ude visited by) ture Code ./ To office w/ Mrs. Simon McHugh The President said for Mary S and mjdr to remind him that any courier coming down after the 21st he wanted Vicky to come down on so she
- was ready to boost them up for it. So he gave a nice lot of publicity to Mr. Johnson in our Elgin Courier, which is an old, old paper. I'm sure that's one reason we got as much publicity in Elgin as we did. Mr. Buchanan had died on February 25
- A.Calhoun
- , but some difficulty in getting a hold of those papers; they had gone down to Texas. But they were sent up at our request by courier, and I think \lJe have the \lJhole record. t1: These were Presidential papers, or agency--? S: Well . . . M: There's
- [1919; 1932; 1936] Mexico-Laredo Times [1932] Mobile Times, Inc. - Profit and Loss Statements [1932 - 1934] Newspaper Prospects [1932 - 1933] Oil Accounts (1932 - 1933) Orange [The Daily Courier - Orange, New Jersey] [1932 - 1936] Orlando Daily
- "Society" Columns, 1949 Cincinnati Enquirer "Society" Columns, 1950 Cincinnati Enquirer "Society" Columns, 1951 Cincinnati Enquirer News Stories 1948-9 [clippings] Enquirer Society Clips (selection) Louisville Courier Journal dupes Bills 1967 7-1 Scholars
- WASHINGTON 25, D.C. October 29, 1964 BY COURIER SERVICE Honorable Bill D. Moyers Special Assistant to the President The White House Washington, D. c. Dear Mr. Moyers: Reference is made to my letter dated October 22, 1964, pertaining to an inve~tigation
- how it could be altered, [would] be [to send it] in the courier plane with my wife and me from Washington. We arrived there and found that the portrait had arrived. As we sat down to lunch Mrs. Johnson said to me, "Peter, I must tell you there's been
Oral history transcript, Thomas H. (Admiral) Moorer, interview 2 (II), 9/16/1981, by Ted Gittinger
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- ://discoverlbj.org/exhibits/show/loh/oh Moorer -- II -- 22 airfield during the entire war, which is the field right outside Hanoi. The reason was that the Chinese courier came in, I think, on Tuesday, and the Russian courier came in on Thursday, and they said, "Oh
- . are on the to Texas this Larry Levins on and his wife are hosting a dinner party for 40 on Saturday night and cannot go down. Larry said that if the President will be there awhile after the election, he -would .like to go down on a courier to look at the housing