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Byers, Bo (Item)
  • LBJ Connection: Journalist and member of the Texas Capitol Press Corps, Associated Press and Houston Chronicle, 1946-1983
  • LBJ Connection: Long-time friend of LBJ; Reporter and Editor, The Houston Chronicle
  • LBJ Connection: President, Houston Chronicle Publishing Company, 1949-1966; President, Houston Consolidated TV Company, 1954-1967; Texas broadcasting executive
  • LBJ THANKS JONES FOR HIS LETTER; HOUSTON BANK MERGER; HOUSTON CHRONICLE
  • LBJ DISCUSSES POLITICAL SUPPORT FROM JOHN JONES AND GUS WORTHAM; LBJ'S POSITION ON THE HOUSTON BANK MERGER; ALBERT THOMAS; HOUSTON CHRONICLE; LBJ SAYS RFK HAS NOT APPROVED HOUSTON BANK MERGER
  • LBJ ASKS WORTHAM TO CONTACT JOHN JONES ABOUT HOUSTON CHRONICLE'S ENDORSEMENT OF LBJ, DISCUSSES IMPORTANCE OF SUPPORT FOR LBJ IN TEXAS; PRESS STORIES THAT LBJ MIGHT NOT CARRY TEXAS; HOUSTON POST ENDORSEMENT OF LBJ
  • LBJ THANKS JONES FOR HIS SUPPORT, TELLS HIM HE IS CARRYING ON IN FOOTSTEPS OF HIS UNCLE JESSE JONES, PRAISES HOUSTON CHRONICLE, AND ASKS JONES TO PASS ON HIS THANKS TO GUS WORTHAM AND OTHERS IN HOUSTON
  • LBJ EXPRESSES SYMPATHY TO STEVEN ABOUT HIS DISMISSAL AS EDITOR OF HOUSTON CHRONICLE, INVITES STEVEN TO MEET WITH HIM ABOUT POSSIBLY WORKING AT WH; MOYERS ENCOURAGES STEVEN TO CONSIDER WH JOB; LBJ'S UPCOMING TRIP TO LBJ RANCH, POSSIBLE MEETING THERE
  • CONTINUED DISCUSSION OF US ECONOMY; LBJ DISCUSSES WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS, DECREASED CORPORATE AND FEDERAL EXPENDITURES, TAX INCREASE AS TOOLS TO CONTROL ECONOMY; AGRICULTURAL, FOOD PRICES; JOHN MECOM AND SALE OF HOUSTON CHRONICLE; US LABOR SUPPLY
  • PROGRESS IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND ITS NEGATIVE EFFECT ON COMMUNISTS; NBC PROGRAM ON FRINGE POLITICS; DANGEROUS EFFECTS OF VIETNAM CRITICISM ON MORALE; PLAN TO INCREASE MILITARY EFFORT; DEMOCRATIC FUND-RAISING; JOHN MECOM AND SALE OF HOUSTON
  • Baker f John Skiff - State Dept. t f John Jones - Houston Chronicle - re: Houston hotels Walter Jenkins * Selected names should be underscored. SEE VERSO FOR TRAVEL ACTIVITY AND CODE of the
  • out of the army. So I went, as a captain at this time, on terminal leave, which expired in January, 1946. M: Then you got out of the army, and did you return to Houston then? J: Yes. M: Did you go to work for the Chronicle then, or what? J: My
  • out of the army. So I went, as a captain at this time, on terminal leave, which expired in January, 1946. M: Then you got out of the army, and did you return to Houston then? J: Yes. M: Did you go to work for the Chronicle then, or what? J: My
  • to conferenc e o f West Virginia mayors ; county commissioners; members o f legislature an d Chambe r of Commerce in Auditorium of NSOB taped bi t for NBC show Toda y a t NBC studios wit h Reed y and Bo b Abernethy White Hous e attended Houston Chronicle
  • - Houston Chronicle - re: Carol Foley story on Yarborough and appointments Don Thomas - Austin - re: Moore State Bank matter To Haywood via chopper w/ MMV, Jack, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Kellam, Ceil and Norman Fischer, arriving at 5:00 for boating w/ above and Mr
  • 10:45 Dinner w/ President, house guest William Steven (Houston Chronicle), Walter 12:00 Retired Page No:
  • Breakfast with governor Ellington Judge 12:06 Ed Ray ( Houston Chronicle ) arr & joins President & party in dining room 12:20 adjourn to living room & then President takes an afternoon nap 5:22p 5:32 8:07 8:15 8:25 9:00 9:06 9:35 9:38 9:42 t t t t depart
  • , The Lyndon Johnson Story (1956) and LBJ: An Irreverent Chronicle (1976).
  • City. Arr Johnson City Departed Johnson City Arr LBJ Ranch - greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Steven (Houston Chronicle) at ranch who just arrived. Visited with Stevens. Lunch - Valentis, Stevens, Kellams, YB, Judge Moursund joined. Departed for County Fair
  • t o f Bolivi a Arrive 27 4 EO B Nap a t EO B unti l 3:3 0 Latane Templ e (Houston ) (WJ als o o n line ) r e: appropriatio n fo r America n Forestr y Products Laborator y @ Madison, Wisconsi n - talke d abou t untru e stor y i n Housto n Chronicle
  • Telegra m 25. Bo Byers, Houston Chronicle P 26. Dave Cheavens, A 27. Fred Conn , Harte-Hank s 28. Pat Conway UP , I 29. Allen Duckworth , Dalla s Mornin g News 30. Kathryn Duff , Abilene Reporter-News 31. Pa t Furgurson, Baltimor e Sun 32. Bill Gardner
  • Freedman residence to join a small dinner party To the White House w/ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patterson (Atlanta Constitution) and Mr. a Bill Steven (Houston Chronicle) - stopping at the Statler Hilton and Madison Hotels to drop off Pattersons and Stevens
  • , Houston Chronicle Allen Duckworth, Dallas Morning News (joi n In Texas) Kathryn Duff, Abilene Reporter-New s (joi n in Texas) Allen Emory, Gannett Newspapers (joi n in Buffalo) Pat Furgurson, Baltimore Sun Jack Flack, St. Louis Globe-Democra t (joi n in St
  • one of the Houston Chronicle that he had not counted the absentee votes cast for Lyndon Johnson in his precinct. that they were illegally cast. He claimed The county clerk of Harris County, who under the law was the one responsible for saying
  • How Collier met LBJ at Sam Houston High School; Cliff Carter; LBJ
  • December 7, 1965 LBJ Ranch, Texas -- White House TUESDAY Secy. Joe Fowler - Washington, D . C . John Mecom - Houston , Texas (wh o yesterday purchased the Rice Hotel, Houston Chronicl e National Bank of Commerce -- for packag e price of $85
  • f Dick Russe k Bob Henkel Charles Schrot h Frank Herro n Sid Davi s Washington Sta r U. S . New s & World Repor t Joi Time-Life Houston Chronicl e Aviation Wee k Singl Chicago Tribun e Joi Air Forc e Magazin e Singl Telenews Moffe Telenews Moffe
  • Times William Wyant, St. Louis Post Dispatch ' James Gary, Copley News Service TTom Ellison, USIA _______ __. William Gardner, Houston Post ' Mary Brogan, Houston Chronicle ________ ^ Jimmy Banks, Dallas News ' Ernest Stomberger, Ax Dallas Times Herald
  • with With the Houston Chronicle it would have [?] from Houston and Dick Wall, who was the bureau chief and essentially was the only correspondent here could put on the road, because Ed Rider was almost in Austin they blind so he couldn't really get out on the road
  • minorities and women. After the end of Carter's administration, he served as assistant vice president of communications at Howard University from 1981 to 1987. In the years between his government service, he was an editor at the Michigan Chronicle (1936-1947
  • as a reporter for the Springfield Daily News in Ohio from 1949 to 1951 and was the labor editor for the San Francisco Chronicle from 1952 to 1960. He was the chief investigator for the House of Representatives Government Information subcommittee from 1960
  • Chronicle Paul L . Martin , Gannet t Amo n Carte r Evans , Nashvill e Tennesseea n Barnet Nover, Denver Post Ochs, Chattanoog a Time s Martin David Wise , Ne w York Herald Tribun e Be n Golden , Chattanoog a Time s Raymond P . Brandt , St . Loui s Pos t
  • the Chronicle editor Everett Collier was on the telephone from Houston giving me some things to do, and I was trying to talk to the White House on one phone and Mr. Collier on the other, and I said, I kept saying, "Please tell the President I appreciate his
  • Biographical information about Albert Thomas; Thomas’ race for Congress in 1936; appointment to House Appropriations Committee; Thomas’ contributions to Houston and Harris County; First acquaintance with LBJ; role of a politician’s wife; Lady
  • --and a World War unmatched: in its destruction. They chronicle the end of colo­ nialism-and the beginning of the Cold War and the Atomic Age which still threaten mankind. 4 They cover the time when liberty was challenged in Europe and Latiin America and Asia
  • McKnight , Dallas Times Herald Rhea Howard , Wichita falls Recor d News , Abilene Reporter News '_ Charlie ^g Guy, Lubbock Avalanche Journal , El Paso Times Everett Collier , Houston Chronicle I Bill Hobby . Houston Poat j Bob Jackson . Corpu s Christi
  • arated by him. And now I must tell you that...l miss him." Noted Historian Chronicles the Civil Rights Movement "An Evening With Taylor Branch" brought a crowd to the LBJ Library to hear a leading historian's fascinating insights into the early civil
  • , and they left. I was there, I guess, about four months, maybe a little more, with no salary, but I lived in the dormitory, and my brother, Jess, had a big ranch out near Brownwood, and I grew up there. Anyway, after that, I went to Houston, and my dear friend
  • Biographical information and family history; Scott's hearing and health problems; Scott's educational background; Scott's early work experience and how she became a newspaper reporter; Scott's work for the Houston Post and Hulsey Theatres; Scott's
  • INTERVIEWEE: SAM HOUSTON JOHNSON INTERVIHJER: Michael L. Gillette PLACE: The Alamo Hotel, Austin, Texas Tape 1 of 3 J: Well, let's see, we were talking about Congressman Dick Kleberg. was he? Where did he come from? tage is a most important thing
  • See all online interviews with Sam Houston Johnson
  • Johnson, Sam Houston
  • Oral history transcript, Sam Houston Johnson, interview 4 (IV), 6/15/1976, by Michael L. Gillette
  • Sam Houston Johnson
  • . architeclllrc. economics. reli 0 ion. wars and government, as well as tht: history of families, towns and cities­ the National Archives gathers up the chronicles of this nation, transmitting them from generation to generation. and in doing so creates a spirit
  • wood engravings made from H m r" drJ.\\ in-=-. They cover the period 1857-1888. Homer was one of the most prolifi 1llu ra.tor ot' his time. The exhibition, chronicling a bygone ·m in th nation's life. was organized by the Cornell Fine ..\rt· Museum