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  • Bio: Thomas Reilly Donahue (b. 1928) was Assistant Secretary of Labor for Labor-Management Relations from 1967 to 1969. He also worked for the AFL-CIO for many years, as an assistant to the president from 1960 to 1967, executive assistant
  • LBJ Connection: Assistant to the president of AFL-CIO, 1960 to 1967; Assistant Secretary of Labor for Labor-Management Relations, 1967 to 1969
  • LBJ Connection: President, Texas AFL-CIO, 1961
  • Bio: President, New York State Federation of Labor, 1934-1939; Secretary Treasurer, 1939-1952, President, 1952-1955, American Federation of Labor; President, AFL-CIO, 1955-1979
  • LBJ Connection: President, AFL-CIO, 1955-1979
  • LBJ Connection: President, Communications Workers of America, 1949-1974; Vice President, AFL-CIO; Member, President's Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1963
  • LBJ Connection: Director, Department of Research, AFL-CIO, 1955-1962; Special Assistant to the Secretary of Labor, 1963-1965; Manpower Administrator, 1965-1966; Assistant Secretary of Labor, 1966-1969
  • as a negotiator and chief legal advisor in the merger of the American Federation of Labor (AFL) and CIO in 1955. He played a key role in AFL-CIO policies aimed at ending corrupt union practices among affiliates. President Kennedy appointed Goldberg Secretary
  • LBJ Connection: General Counsel, CIO, 1948-1955; of Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO, 1955-1961; Secretary of Labor, 1961-1962; Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court, 1962-1965; U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., 1965-1968
  • LBJ Connection: Deputy Administrator, Housing and Home Finance Agency, 1961-1963; Executive Director, Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO, 1963-1968; Member, President’s Committee on Equal Opportunity in Housing, 1963-1968; Deputy Director, Office
  • secretary of the Texas State Federation of Labor and in 1953 became executive secretary. He became president of the State AFL-CIO in 1957 and was re-elected in 1959.
  • :00p 2:45p f 3:00p 3:45p 4:30p f 4:40p t 5:00p 5:45p f 6:10p t 6:15p t 6:45p f 7:00p spoke to AFL CIO Legislative Conference, Shoreham Hotel AFL CIO lunch for LBJ at Shoreham arrived P-38 Sen Humphrey -- re: going to Minneapolis March Cecil Holland J
  • to Israel Sen Cannon and Sen Young Hugh Sidey and Otto Fuerbringer Reception, 7:00 dinner AFL-CIO Dinner, Shoreham, Park Room Andy Biemiller and George Meany Senator Hill Coffee for members of Texas AFL-CIO jointly with Sen. Yarborough picture with Marilyn
  • January 13, 1960 P-38 Date Activity (include visited by)* Expenditure Code LD Sen Robertson Drew Pearson Texas AFL-CIO Delegates for coffee in P-38 13.20 Senate meets— Sen Johnson opened the Senate Texas Delegation lunch John Steele in P-38 John
  • representative in Washington, D.C. In 1958, she became a lobbyist for the Industrial Union Department of the AFL-CIO. In 1961, President John F. Kennedy appointed her assistant secretary of the Department of Labor and director of the Women's Bureau. During
  • LBJ Connection: Consumer adviser; Washington Legislative Representative, Almagamated Clothing Workers of America, 1945-1948; Legislative Representative, Industrial Union Department of the AFL-CIO, 1958-1961; Director, Women's Bureau, Department
  • Secretary of Labor for Labor-Management Relations from 1967 to 1969. He also worked for the AFL-CIO for many years, as an assistant to the president from 1960 to 1967, executive assistant to the president from 1973 to 1979, secretary-treasurer from 1979
  • Cook, Dept of Labor Philip Yahner, Dept of Labor Clarence Lundquist, Dept of Labor Mrs. Clara Schloss, Dept of Labor Harry Wilkinson, Dept of Labor Mr. George Meany, AFL-CIO Mr. Andrew J. Biemiller, AFL-CIO Mr. Ken Meiklejohn, Mr. Al Zack, AFL-CIO Mr. C
  • LBJ ASKS SCHLESINGER TO PREPARE INFORMAL REMARKS FOR LBJ TO MAKE AT UPCOMING MEETINGS WITH AFL-CIO EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AND WITH BUSINESS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
  • LBJ DISCUSSES HIS DECISION TO APPOINT THOMAS MANN AS COORDINATOR OF LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS, US-LATIN AMERICAN POLICY; DISCUSSION OF AFL-CIO PROJECTS IN MEXICO
  • LBJ ASKS O'BRIEN TO BE AT WH LUNCHEON MEETING WITH AFL-CIO LABOR LEADERS AND WH DINNER MEETING WITH THE BUSINESS COUNCIL
  • PRESS ANNOUNCEMENTS; US AMBASSADOR TO IRELAND MATT MCCLOSKEY RESIGNS; AFL-CIO NEGATIVE STATEMENT ON WAGE AND PRICE GUIDELINES; LBJ'S SCHEDULE FOR DAY; ERIC SEVAREID, DORIS FLEESON COLUMNS; LBJ'S FOREIGN POLICY; VIETNAM, LAOS
  • LBJ ASKS MEANY ABOUT REQUEST THAT LBJ MEET WITH AFL-CIO EXECUTIVE BOARD IN EAST ROOM TODAY TO INFORM LBJ OF THEIR ENDORSEMENT OF HIM AND HHH
  • REEDY ASKS ABOUT ITEMS FOR PRESS BRIEFING; RESPONSE TO RECENT CHARGES BY DON REYNOLDS, JOHN WILLIAMS IN BOBBY BAKER INVESTIGATION; AFL-CIO EXECUTIVE COUNCIL'S MEETING WITH LBJ, ENDORSEMENT OF LBJ, HHH
  • FORTAS ASKS ABOUT CALL FROM UNIDENTIFIED PERSON, OFFERS TO REPORT ON HIS TALK WITH JAIME BENITEZ ABOUT DOMINICAN REPUBLIC; LBJ TELLS FORTAS HE IS LATE FOR SPEECH TO AFL-CIO BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES GROUP, ASKS FORTAS TO CALL BACK IN AN HOUR
  • MEANY PRAISES LBJ'S REMARKS TO INTERNATIONAL LABOR PRESS ASSOCIATION YESTERDAY; JACOB POTOFSKY'S CRITICISM OF VIETNAM POLICY; NEED FOR LABOR, LIBERAL SUPPORT FOR ADMINISTRATION; DNC, AFL-CIO FUNDING FOR CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES
  • WIRTZ' MEETING WITH AFL-CIO LEADERS; WIRTZ SUGGESTS LBJ MEET WITH DAVID DUBINSKY, JACOB POTOFSKY; LBJ'S CONCERN ABOUT LABOR'S CRITICISM OF ECONOMIC, VIETNAM POLICIES, PREFERENCE FOR MEETING WITH LARGER GROUP; RFK; GEORGE MEANY; REPEAL OF TAFT
  • WIRTZ' MEETING WITH AFL-CIO LEADERS ON MINIMUM WAGE, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BILLS; LBJ DISCUSSES LACK OF LABOR SUPPORT FOR GREAT SOCIETY BILLS AND LABOR CRITICISM OF VIETNAM POLICY, SUGGESTS WIRTZ MEET WITH LABOR LEADERS ABOUT THESE CONCERNS
  • MEANY ASKS LBJ TO MEET WITH AFL-CIO LEADERS ON MINIMUM WAGE BILL; LBJ SUGGESTS LABOR LEADERS MEET FORMALLY WITH WIRTZ, THEN INFORMALLY WITH LBJ, DISCUSSES CONCERNS ABOUT NEGATIVE PRESS STORIES ON LABOR CRITICISM OF ADMINISTRATION; CONGRESSIONAL
  • LBJ TEASES MEANY, THANKS HIM FOR AFL-CIO VIETNAM RESOLUTION; LBJ DISCUSSES EFFORTS TO RESOLVE OPPOSITION BY PAUL HALL AND OTHERS TO MARITIME ADMINISTRATION PROVISIONS OF BILL CREATING TRANSPORTATION DEPT; APPOINTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY
  • LBJ DISCUSSES VACANCIES IN COMMERCE DEPT, POSSIBLE APPOINTMENT OF ACTING SECRETARY WHILE PROPOSED MERGER OF COMMERCE AND LABOR DEPTS IS BEING CONSIDERED; KIRKLAND SAYS HE THINKS AFL-CIO WILL SUPPORT MERGER; LBJ PRAISES JAMES REYNOLDS
  • as a lobbyist for the AFL-CIO, and as assistant director in the U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity and poverty adviser to then-Vice President Hubert Humphrey. He was a longtime lobbyist for Jewish causes, and served as the American Jewish Committee’s Washington
  • and Albert Thomas and George L. Malherbe, Director Houston Field Office, Dept of Comm. and Mayor Lewis Cutrer. Spoke to AFL-CIO Convention - Crystal Ballroom, Rice Hotel. To AFL-CIO Coffee in adjoining ballroom in honor of birthday. Shook hands with all
  • Aircraft & Agricultural Implement Workers of America, Detroit, Mich. May 23, 1966 John M Barry, AFL-CIO News, Am Fed of Labor and Congress of Industrial Org, D. Miss Polly Baca, The Railway Clerk, Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerk Freight
  • LBJ Connection: Labor official; Regional Director, CIO, Texas; Director of Organizing Committee of CIO, Texas, 1946-1950; Assistant to Walter Reuther, CIO, in charge of Legislative Operations, 1950-1960
  • Code LD 12:06p The 12:07p t / ' 12:22 Monday (include visited by) ture President returned to the oval office Marvin 12:45p The Watson -pl following joined the President in his oval office: Mr. George Meany, President. AFL-CIO Mr. Andrew J
  • the Senate Texas Delegation Cong Clark Thompson in P-38 Bill White Sec Goldberg Eddie Adams and Maurice Templesman Group of Investment Bankers -- Sam Justice brought them in. Deke DeLoach (FBI) Sec. Freeman Mr. Bookbinder (AFL-CIO) Bob Olive r Elmo Roper (New
  • Texas Bldg and Trades Council Sec Rusk CBS news radio -- read statement on meeting with Sec Rusk to CBS radio in gallery Sen Dirkse n White House stopped by briefly Texas State AFL-CIO dinner at Sheraton Park Hotel * Selected names should be underscored
  • :45p 2:00p 2:00p t 2:10p t 2:30p 8:00p meeting o f Executive Council of AFL-CIO and Bldg Trades and Equal Opportunity Committee; India n Treaty Room; EO B To Senate floor Texas Delegation lunch Bob Phinney Joe Kilgore Jack Dillard Phil Graham (New York
  • / / /t? /J calls carded March 6 , 1965 The White House Saturday To Office w/Marvin Watson Chalmers Roberts , Washington Post McGeorge Bund y Willard Shelto n , AFL-CIO News To Press Office t o read ticker and Bill Moyers McGeorge Bundy Cong. Jack
  • OFF RECORD: Mr. George Meany, President, AFL-CIO gave him a butane lighter and refill appt requested by Mr. Mean y for the purpose of some "discussion prior to leaving to go to the AFL-CIO meeting. " - n,.. Nov 28, 1967 The White Ho use Tuesday Day
  • . James H. Morrison (La.) , Mr. Joseph A. Beirne, President, Communication Workers of America; V.P. , AFL-CIO; Mr. Willia C. Doherty, President m , National Association of Letter Carriers ; " Mr. Jerome J. Keating, National Association of Lette Carriers; r
  • (Reappointment ) Representatives of Labor H. S. Brown , President , Texa s State AFL-CIO, San Antonio, Texas (Reappointment) Thomas E. Harris, Associate General Counsel , AFL-CIO, Washington, D. C . (Reappointment) Irving J, Blue stone. Administrative Assistant t
  • Insurance Bill, 4232 NSOB Senator Johnson opened the Senate made tv film clip with Sen Margaret C. Smith (arranged by Harry Flannery AFL-CIO) tv film clip with 3 independents (not national networks) an d ABC tv film clip with CBS and Telenews John Connally