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  • LBJ SAYS HE IS ABOUT TO MEET WITH MEMBERS OF JOINT ATOMIC ENERGY COMMITTEE, ASKS NITZE TO MEET WITH JOHN PASTORE ABOUT NAVY PROMOTION POLICY FOR THOSE ASSIGNED TO ATOMIC FIELDS AND ABOUT HYMAN RICKOVER'S RETIREMENT; NITZE SAYS HE WILL CONTACT
  • Nitze, Paul H. (Paul Henry), 1907-2004
  • west wing Thurs 1 - 30 - 64 ofc 9:00a 9:15a 9:30a 9:45a 10:46 10:45 t 11:00 11:15a 11:25 t 11:30 f 11:31 12:30 12:32 Arrive office Bob Komer //10:47 Walter Jenkins, H. Busby f President Truman - Independence, Mo. f V McCammon - San Angelo G
  • Sit May 11 , 196 5 Room White Hous e TUESDAY The Presiden t wa s u p at 7:3 0 thi s morning fo r hi s breakfast , an d was shavin g a t 8:00 a m whe n Pau l Glyn n arrived a t 8:15 , h e wen t downstair s t o bid goodbye t o Mr s .Johnson an d
  • Admira l Hyma n G . Rickover . To mjdr's offic e wit h Senato r Car l Curti s an d Director o f CIA John McCone . Discusse d the vot e o n foreign aid , 4 - year authorit y o n development loans an d Alliance Fo r Progress , etc, wit h Senato r Curti s
  • President' s fee t fo r a pai r o f shoe s To Bil l Moyer s offic e - - visitin g wit h Bil l privatel y unti l 11:0 5 when he wa s joine d by Dic k Goodwin . . . for for aa three thre e minut e visi visi tt George Reed Reedy y (pl) Bill Bill Moyers Moyer s
  • , : September 16, 1964 Date received : U. S. GOV ER NMENT PR I NTI NG OFFICE 30- 2 ti3 ~ongrt~~ of tbe mniteb ~tate~ JO H~T COMMITTEE ON ATOMIC ENERGY O FFICIAL BUSINESS The President The White House W ashington, D. C. -;::­ -·····-···· I f ~ ;:; ! G
  • Fan Mail Reports: [Jan 1950-Dec 53] Inflation Make Democracy Live Sug'ns. Declaration of Independence Discrimination Foreign Policy Intelligence (G-2) Internal Revenue Bureau Interviews - Reports on Interviews (Blumenthal) Interviews - requests
  • . McNaughton, Asst Secy of Def Lt. Gen and Mrs. Thomas S. Moorman, Supt., U.S. Air Force Academy Vice Adm and Mrs. Hyma n G. Rickover, Washington, DC His Eminence Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York Hon and Mrs. Homer Ferguson, Judge, U.S. Court
  • Dr. Isidor Isaac Rabi, NYC Commissioner and Mrs. James T. Ramey, AEC Dr. George Reed, University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill Vice Admiral H. G. Rickover, AEC, Washington, DC Dr. Edward E. Riley, Dillard University, New Orleans, La Charles Robbins Mr. S
  • .. • '· Sam G._. m Robert J. Malmak . ~olm G. Baker-, Jr/, John c. ]'lanagan, . . ' James w. McBride . : Lloyd H. Smith . •_:' 1 Alton F. ~ B'ertr·am ti.' Maii'n ··~- . ' ,es L. Bayless '.,i ,T. R. Frankel . , .. John McCormick ';. Weldon Smith .• • ' • Fran
  • ] Reuther, Walter, 1955-61 Ribicoff, Abraham, Connecticut, 1958-61 Rickover, Admiral H. G., 1958-60 Robinson, Sugar Ray, 1960 Rockefeller, Nelson, ca. 1958 Romulo, Carlos P., 1952-61 Rosenberg, Anna, 1948-61 8 6/6/23 S [1 of 2] [includes: Sacasa
  • to To TSG DA, To OCS, To State / (Gp 4) lp. Embtef'from ADMINOCINCPACto AmEmbassy Tokyo; Reischauer condition ·OfState OUTGOING TELEGRAM Department INDICATE: 0 □ CHARGE TO COLLECT I 207 I ~ Iii &:iiSi ' I Origin FE Info, ss G SP L H ACTION
  • . PARTY. PAGE TWO RUQMAT 3353A ~ E "'6-+-E--.+-­ NOW HE. MUST FACE UP TO PROBLEM OF TAK ING POLITICS our Or THIS MEANS REMOVING THOSE WITHIN ARMY WH O ESPOUSED CAUSE RIGHT OR LEFT. HE H,.S THE REFORE DECIDED HE MUST ASK FOf-? G A~ OUFALIAS' RE SIGN ATION
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  • FORM 1429 (8-85) This was returned to you by the White House yesterday, late in the afternoon. Shall we just file? m ~ RESTRICTED D.'\T,-. QtST HDLWIILD, CALIP, CCX..O. ALKRT THOMA.a, TID
  • 1961 - Dr. Hans A. Bethe · 1962 - Dr. Edward Teller 1963 - Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer 1964 - Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover No awards were granted in 1960 and 1965. All of the recipients · received $50,000 except Dr. Fermi and Admiral Rickover, who
  • of reie_rence. 1 made no ·c ommitment as to tindn,g . z. He said the Israeli government was glad that we were sympathetic about using the " left over tt $6 million for other projects. Awaiting your response to the attached (which went ·u p oa May 27. and has
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  • ~ -~, -;, ~ - - I • . =·· ··-·-,-·· ··- . ·•-. . .. ... -·, ·:-_- /- ' . ' /' , · ~ J· -2- NEW DELHI 17034 (NODIS), May 19. . . . 1· · ..r U,·'.LESS 1 t. g-..-,, t.L. 1' 57r_,·; ~ 5 o MZSS :~ G2 9 HZ S,\iD, SHOULD N..rT H,':1 V ""' 1 1 SirEL1~R [iZSSAGE ,h
  • include Admiral Rickover and General Westmoreland. 12" (3" rest-ricted). ~llLITARY (Note: Description and amounts of material above -refer only to the Executi.v e file. The General portion of ND 9/A-Z (11 feet• 3 inches) has 11ot been reviewed
  • A TS 1 09/14/66 A s 1 09/12/66 A s 1 09/10/66 A s 3 09/06/66 A ~SdAitiiiild ~ l24tQ~ t:.ILJ Q8 407~ ('VJOl2E-JJ..i~leF-~ Alt.w/ IV::/t:!. t:14. I 3 2... 012a report re: China [Sanitized 1/24/01 NLJ 98-407] ~ _ g _ ; 1 ~ ,.J1 nzono
  • /53 In Memory of Louis H. Harris 3/3/53 "Mannie" Celler's 30th Anniversary in Congress… 3/5/53 Unclaimed Deposits in National Banks… 3/9/53 Interest Rates on Veterans' Home Loans… 3/10/53 Sugar Lobby (in regard to Hawaii Statehood Bill)… 3/11/53
  • on that. I remember we had one--it seems very interesting now--Admiral [Rickover]--he's still serving. Anyway, Admiral--you know his name, I'll get it in a minute--he's still serving today, he's about seventy- eight. G: He's still serving now? C
  • ' #16 memo #16a memo #16b letter to the President from McG. B. Secret Pre~, S-16 - B'i NL .j 8" ~y~ II e I".) A 1 p 10/10/65 A to the PResident from William Foster secret ~ tJL..j g" ,q~ 5 p undated A dra:rt letter to USSR Secret ~NL.lg
  • CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE G tf~lllr l iJtl 0~ 1- J1-1'j #30a summ DATE t1-ll,'1 lvLT 17- Jlti 1 pp {etlplieate-of-#J.l.a.] copy of #31 S1 pp #31b draft Draft Analysis s16 Pixempt n.d. A 5/2/63 A n.d. A 4/30/63 A n.d. A p-u1-, ..-, 3 .,., ' M:J
  • Banquet, Paris, Texas Speech by Senator Johnson Introducing Gov. Adlai Stevenson at Fort Worth, Texas Article from Senator Johnson to Walter G. Hall of Dickerson, Texas, Regarding Democratic Election Speech by Senator Johnson Before Houston Rotary Club
  • Governor, Personal, G, 1963-68 Governor, Personal, H, 1963-68 Governor, Personal, I, 1963-68 Governor, Personal, J, 1963-68 Governor, Personal, Lyndon B. Johnson President Governor, Personal, K, 1963-68 Governor, Personal, John F. Kennedy President Governor
  • in connection with the discrimination problem. My exec sure would remember. M: You mentioned his name before. I'm sorry. Z: No, that was the general counsel. Who was your exec that you're speaking of now? General [Buddy R.] Daughtrey. D-A-U-G-H-T-R-E-Y
  • , 1967 [Article draft, press material] [2 folders] WH Social--Reception for Democratic Woman, 4/19/66 [Press release] 15 WH Social--Reception for 4-H Club, April 21, 1966 [Press release, notes] 15 WH Social- Reception to unveil FDR Roosevelt Portrait
  • -- Interview IV -- 11 drawingboard and came up with the multi-lateral force idea. It was originally intended to be a submarine force, but through the opposition of Admiral [Hyman G.] Rickover and some members of the Congress and some members of the military
  • assess the impact of Admiral Rickover on the atomic powered submarines? F: I think he's had a major impact. He has done a magnificent job. He certainly turns out very reliable power plants, has a particular way of doing it and is very tenacious. My
  • ABM System; space; Functional Orbit Bombardment; Vietnam; F-III program; AMSA; Admiral Rickover
  • : Whom did you interview? W: They ranged from General Spaatz--retired generals to lower What kinds of witnesses? echelon assistants of Admiral Rickover. We found that a commander in the Navy's testimony in some areas was just as valuable as a four