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  • chunks ot people and territor:,, nentuall.7 they­ will bite off the world. We can go back to Neville Chamberlain ot .&igland who met Hitler on the Rhine and then went baek to &,.gland and aaid, •I have arranged peace in our time" . Perhaps Wallace so
  • with Congressman Joe Kilgore, Judge M. B. Bravo, son MB, Jr. , and Cliff Charlie Boatner Measured (in P-38) for new shirts (Chamberlain and Royale of Wash. , D. C.) WH for off-record NSC meeting on disarmament * Selected names should be underscored. SEE VERSO
  • meeting, Room 274, EOB Mr. Kramer of Chamberlain and Royle (Shirts) at 274, EOB Hope Miller at EOB Ivan Smith (Beverly Hills, California) at EOB Walter Jenkins at EOB To 4040 52nd. St. Dinner with the Jenkinses, Mary Margaret Valenti, Marie Fehmer
  • House 12:00 Mrs. Astor, Mrs. Lasker, Mr. Simon Breines 12:40 Lunch with above and Liz (turtle soup, Lobster Newburg, broiled tomatoes) 1:45 Left White House with above and Nash Castro and Walter Washington To Buchanan School, Payne School, Chamberlain
  • and dress. Hairdresser. 6:40 Left with President and Ambassador Bell for Palace. Yellow umbrella. 1. 7:00 Arrived palace. Band was playing "Star-Spangled Banner" on fifes. Greeted by Grand Chamberlain. Went into room with King and Queen. Had coffee and what
  • March 9, 1942 8155 P. M. Darling: To all the editors or columnists who have had nice little bits about me in their papers I am writing brief notes of thanks: already to Mr. Chamberlain of the Burnet Bulletin; Tom Whitehead of the Brenham Banner
  • ~ up It would be a plan that its authors · largely of Communists and neutrals-to could excuse, of course, just as Prime begin hacking away at the present situ- .~ 'Minister Neville Chamberlain excused ation in Berlin. It would be an invitation :~; . his
  • publications and articles Almanacs, Pocket Series Books Special Book Publications Presidents Personalities Charles E. Chamberlain: Republican Representative from Michigan, by Marcia Abramson Ralph Nader Congress Project; Citizens Look at Congress Democratic
  • Symington Sen Stephen Young Secretary McNamara Secretary Rusk HHHHH General Wheeler Walt Rostow George Christian Senator Mansfield Cong Charles Wilson Cong James Byrne Cong Philip J Philbin Cong Cong Cong Cong Cong Cong Cong Cong Charles Chamberlain Floyd
  • Brue Emmett Rx Echols Margaret Campbell Mrs. Earl F Hennings Walter Elder Lt Gen Marshall S Carter Mr. and Mrs. Charle s Enright Laureen Hennings George Carver Roberta Hennings Adrian Fisher Donald Chamberlain Barbara Holmberg Desmond FitzGerald Frank
  • Carey { Cong Cong Charles E. Chamberlain Cong Cong Donald D. Clancy ! Cong Cong Frank M. Clark ! Cong Cong James C. Cleveland : Cong Cong Jeff Cohelan 1 Cong Cong Barber B. Conable Jr. Cong Cong Silvio O. Conte ! Cong Cong John Conyers ! Cong Cong Neiman
  • Cong Alton Lennon, Cong Elliott Hagan Cong Charles H Wilson Cong Robert L Leggett Cong Jed Johnson, Jr. Cong Rodney M Love Cong Floyd V Hicks Cong Speedy Long Cong E S Johnny Walker Cong William G Bray Cong Charles S Gubser Cong Charles E Chamberlain
  • . Paul F Barnhart, Houston, Tex Mr. Ernes t D. Brockett, Pittsburgh, Pa Mr. Rober t Cahn, Christian Science Monitor Mr. Winthrop P Carty, Vision Magazine Mr. Pye Chamberlain, UPI Radio News Mr. Lesli e Cheek, Jr. , Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond
  • CAMERON, Ronald Bro:)ks CANNON, Howard W. CAREY, Hugh L . CARLSON, Frank CARTER, Tim Lee CASE, Clifford P . CASEY, Bob CEDERBERG, Elford A . GELLER, Emanuel CHAMBERLAIN, Charles E. CHELF, Frank CHURCH, Frank CLANCY, Donald D. CLARK, Frank M. CLAR K, Joseph
  • Among the guests on South Grounds were Sen . Clinton ^ Princes s Vibhavadi Rangsit, Lady-inWaiting Anderson and his grandson, age 14. Mr. Poonper m Krairiksh , Gran d Chamberlain who were schedule d to se e th e Pres. _this p.m. Secret Sv c Col . Mo m
  • Bob Baskin Carroll Kilpatrick Pye Chamberlain Datr October 22, 1966 Dav Saturday Activity (intrude visited by) Aboard Air Force One --to conference room to join briefly, the Holts, the Wallers, and the Clarks Then to bedroom just prior to takeoff
  • vtsited by) ^ felt that peace could be achieved quicker and most lastingly with Churchill form than with the Chamberlain form. When Hitler took the countries of Eastern Europe, Walter Lippmann and the Fulbrights xaess of the time were not to be concerned
  • Reponey Joseph Sokup William Hefflefinger Mrs. William Hefflefinger Marion Chamberlain Marion Goski Louis Greenwald Mrs. Louis Greenwald Leonard Jeffko Mrs. Virginia Lieske Catherine Peace Stella Jeffko Jack Kloss Mrs . Flora Hoye Dr. Mary Mulvey Carl
  • tried to get Kennedy money against Lyndon. G: That would have been-- I can't name him by name. that's fascinating. D: Lyndon, in the Los Angeles confrontation, called Joe Kennedy a Chamberlain man. There was no love lost. but Joe Kennedy. it didn't
  • Journal [4 sets] Week at a Glance (WAG) Presidential Daily Diary Presidential Daily Diary Presidential Daily Diary Presidential Daily Diary Presidential Daily Diary Presidential Daily Diary Presidential Daily Diary Minimum Wage Bill - 1966 Chamberlain, Rep
  • . Gordon and I are goi ng over to Lo ckhart to talk to Dr. Ross and hope to have a good int erview with him which we expect to hAve followed by one from old man Chamberlain at Burnet and start the petitions Monday. We postponed them this week because
  • Enclosure: As stated ....... BM,U.S. ~1111i11&s &11JsR.t&tdarlyon th, Payroll Sa11i11&s ~Jan Investigator Ne,-1ark October 5_, 1967. Interviewer: Theodore Chamberlain lntervie,~ec: "Anonymous Person" \ The interview i '• 1.was·introduced
  • -15.45 Call on the Ex.ecnLiveSecretary of the Economic hours CowmlBBionfor Asia and the Far East .. DreBB Lounge Snit 16.00-16.30 Informal Press Reception at Erawan Ho\el. hours 16.45 hours The Grand Chamberlain pays a courtesy call on Bia Excellency
  • Puerto SERVICES Choif'!llats WILLIAM H. BATES, MasBBCbusetta LESLIE C. ARENDS. Illinois ALVIN E. O'KONSKi. Wlaconsln WILLIAM 0. BRAY, Indiana BOB WILSON, CalHornla CHARLES S. GUBSER, Call!ornla CHARLES E. CHAMBERLAIN, Mlchlpn ALEXANDER PIRNIE, New York
  •  TOWNSHIP SCHOOL (ONLY) CANCER (ONLY) CANFIELD CANNON, POPPY (ONLY) CAPLAN CARDWELL CARLIN CARMON CARPENTER CARPENTER, MISS CHRISTY (ONLY) CARROLL CARTER CARVER CASEY CASSIDY CASTRO, MR. NASH (ONLY) CATES CAVELL CECIL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (ONLY) CHAMBERLAIN
  • ., Congress 0 1 KONSKI, Alvin Congress WU.SON, Bob, Congress CHAMBERLAIN, Charles E., Congress HALL, Durward G., Congress STAFFORD, Robert T•, Congress HALLECK, Charles A., Congress KING, Carleton J ., Congress WHALEN, Charles w., Jr., Congress MAHON, George
  • histories: http://discoverlbj.org/exhibits/show/loh/oh 13 the Chinese diverted to the South rather than to the North, just as Chamberlain tried to divert Hitler to the East to Russia, rather than to the West. And I'm very much annoyed with these people who
  • of Germany under Baldwin and Chamberlain, It was the doctrine that brought the . closest collaboration of British, French, and American monopo­ lists with their German counterparts. And it was the doctrine of Churchill's ·Fulton, Mo., speech, which
  • (D) New York 10th Chamberlain, Rep. Charles E. (R) Michigan 6th Chelf, Rep. Frank (D) Kentucky 4th Clancy, Rep. Donald D. (R) Ohio 2nd Clark, Rep. Frank M. (D) Pennsylvania 25th Clausen, Rep. Don (R) California 1st Clawson, Del (R) California
  • that the order to cease firing really means that fair France had died into slavery. Mr. President, a moment ago I stated that the question which troubles me is, What has happened to us? What hap­ pened to Chamberlain, Baldwin, and their compatriots? What happened
  • , Doug Censorship (OPENED 12/72) Central Information System [Two Folders] Chamberlain, John China - Background Material Christian, George [Two Folders] China 1966‑68 CIA (Two Folders) [One is OPEN] Chronologies City Programs City Brochure Cities Cities
  • (Utah ) Bu sh (Tex .) Button (N.Y.) Byrn es (Wis. ) Chamberlain (Mic h.) Cl ancy (Ohio) Don Clau se n (Calif .) Del Clawson (Cali f .) Cleveland (N.H.) Colli~r ( Ill. ) Conable (N.Y.) Corbett (Pa .) Cowger (Ky .) Cramer (Fla .) Gross ( Iowa ) Grover