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  • CABLE FROM WALL STREET JOURNAL TO A. W. MOURSUND, WADDY BULLION ON JOHNSON FAMILY BUSINESS; ABE FORTAS; NEWSDAY INVESTIGATION OF JOHNSON FINANCES; KTBC; DON THOMAS; JESSE KELLAM; MARGUERITE HIGGINS OF NEWSDAY
  • House Press Secretary, 1965-1967; Journalist with Newsday, CBS, PBS and NBC; President, Schumann Center for Media and Democracy
  • MOYERS REPORTS ON TALK WITH RFK ON HHH, EVERETT DIRKSEN, JURY TRIAL AMENDMENT TO CIVIL RIGHTS BILL; SARGENT SHRIVER, HAROLD COOLEY, POVERTY BILL; CARL ALBERT; HENRY WILSON; MEDICARE IN LBJ'S SPEECH; MARGUERITE HIGGINS OF NEWSDAY, JOHNSON FAMILY
  • UPCOMING NEWSDAY STORIES ON JOHNSON FAMILY BUSINESS; ANNOUNCEMENT OF RELEASE OF US PILOTS IN KOREA; OFFICE CONVERSATION WITH MOYERS CONCERNING: ROBERT MCNAMARA, NAJEEB HALABY; MCNAMARA REQUEST FOR MEETING ON HIS VIETNAM TRIP; CLOSING JOHNSON CITY
  • O'BRIEN DISCUSSES POSSIBILITY OF HAVING NEWSDAY MAKE STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF POVERTY BILL IN ORDER TO INFLUENCE OTIS PIKE; LBJ'S LOBBYING EFFORTS; LBJ RECOMMENDS THAT O'BRIEN, VALENTI, MOYERS, JENKINS TALK TO CONGRESSMEN WITHOUT DIRECTLY SOLICITING
  • of an article about Senator Lyndon Johnson and Mrs. Johnson from Newsday published on March 15, 1960. • • • • Date range of collection: 1960 1 page Available for research. (Open 12/7/88) 1 series FOLDER TITLE LIST This small collection is located in a box
  • Carolina Newsday out Port Washington NY October White Hous e 20 1964 Tuesday Secretary McNamar a - - returnin g his cal l (b . 4) Eddie Adam s an d Mauric e Tempelsma n o f New York David Searle s an d Alfred Glasel l (Glasel l i s a Texa s
  • Counsel to the President, will leave some time after the first of the year to return to private law practice in Austin, Texas. Also, Bill Moyers, Special Assistant to the President, is resigning to become Publisher and Chief Operating O ficer of Newsday
  • / Mr Watson Clark MW and Abe Fortas for luncheon Geo Reedy Lee White To office Senator George Harry Smathers Guggenheim Re Latin Shoe returning Publisher America Repairs $6.50 his call of Newsday OFF RECORD February White Room
  • for LUNCH (people already there) Phil Potter , Baltimore Sun Walter Trohan , Chicago Tribune Tom Collins - Newsday John Cauley - Kansas City Ed O'Brien - St. Louis Globe-Democrat Tom Johnson Bill Moyers Leonard Bill Marks Moyers Director, USIA natr
  • . and Mrs. David Ginsburg Washington, DC Mrs. Arthur J. Goldberg Mr. Harry F. Guggenheim Publishers, Newsday, NYC Cong. and Mrs Seymour Halpern Hon. and Mrs. Raymond Hare Hon. and Mrs. W. Averell Harriman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harris Sen. BourKe B. Hickenlooper
  • , quotations, excerpts, etc. National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials NEWSDAY SPECIAL - Harry F. Guggenheim Garden City, LI, NY, President & Publisher PAYVISION--A System for Pay Television POLITICAL--Senior Citizens for Johnson-Humphrey
  • Cornell, AP Frank Cormier, AP David Mathew, Reuters Max Frankel, NY Times Dick McGowan, NY Daily News Nick Thimmesch, Newsday George Packard, Philadelphia Bulletin Muriel Dobbin, Baltimore Sun Garnett Horner , Washington Star Carroll Kilpatrick.Washington
  • r his lt r r e churc h situatio n an d priests i n Stonewall are a I Ltr t o Bil l D . Moyers , Publ'r , Newsday , Garde n City, L.I . I < ^£%%> thank' g hi m for sendin g tex t o f his St . Michael' s colleg e speec h I sC'* I Macy Memos: I
  • important in the larger picture. I don't know whether you have been receiving the Newsday letters - I hope so. I've tried to put some of it down, but there is mol.·e which should not be printed. 0 Pictures of the Honolulu visit in the European papers and I
  • the Libra17 ot Presidential X Papers in Rew York· to paint port.r&l.t. ot President JohnBOD tor their pemanent, collection - Henr., o. Domann. ru«l on the Sbelt. X ,_ . .' r - iZ.h i:C\JT n,· ~ 13' D ;i_ FG- :i~!J. ~Newsday -PU~ Garden City, Long
  • at Newsday in New York as a journalist. And here was a guy who had been to a Baptist seminary. He was an ordained minister, wasn't he? G: Yes. I guess the question really goes to the matter of whether Bill Moyers was promoting his own image with the press
  • of Newsday, Califano's predecessor-B: Bill Moyers. P: Bill Moyers was desirous of being the head of the Peace Corps, and if I were merely to speculate, and I must have speculated at the time, I must have had the idea that the President didn't want to move
  • AMBASSADOR [Divider] Bulgarian Ambassador, Zhulev NICHOLAS BURNETT [Divider] Nicholas Burnett – Reporter, Newsday BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE [Divider] Business Roundtable BUSINESS WEEK [Divider] Business Week CHARLOTTE BUTLER [Divider] Charlotte Butler, VP
  • at his house where I think Shriver, who was his old boss, and Johnson, who was his most recent boss, and his new boss, [Captain Harry F. ] Guggenheim [editor-in-chief] Newsday, Ne\o~sday. from There was a l i t tIe dinner party for eight
  • and then maybe one day inherit the whole mess out there, Newsday. That was the only explanation that I got from the President, that he really bent over backwards to counsel with Bill and try to help him, understanding that these financial pressures were
  • Business Newark Star Ledger Newsday Newspaper Enterprise Assoc. Newsweek New York Daily News New York Herald Tribune New York Post New York Times New York Citizen Ottawa Citizen Paris Match Philadelphia Bulletin Railway Express Agency Richmond Times
  • , World Bank president Robert S. McNamara, Defense Secretary Clark Clifford an d Cyrus Vance. American negotiator at the Vietnam talks in Paris. . Others are Bill Moyers, President John­ son's former press secretary and now pub­ iisher of Newsday; Peter
  • , we· can decide later if NE\VSDAY le the best fo:ruxn. My personal preference la ,silence. On the other hand. I know the Importance·ol the battle for domestic opinion. W. W. Jlostow WWRostow:rln Newsday Garden City, Long Island, New York 11530