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  • and (a) too certa:l.~ many was not designed with security in mind. switchboards with too many operators who There are can overhear conversations, (b) too many tei'minal boards where cables frail sensitive telephones intermix w1th service going
  • : State - l; Secret Service - 3; CIA - l; Army - 3; and Air Force - 2 . To handle the complex telephone situation, we have, since my memorandum of last week, added three men from the military . This past week was devoted primarily to organization
  • at lunch one day about souvenir and record group pictures of the people in the Mail Room, Correspondence Section, File Section, telephone operators, White House Police, Secret Service and Garage. I think you have an excellent idea and if I could have 15
  • MOUNT HOLYOKE, PACIFIC PALISADES, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A. • TELEPHONE: 454-5458 August 13, 1965 Dear Mr. President: I write you on behalf of seven hundred fifty members of the Western Region, International Platform Association •.. to express our
  • , 1967 Mr. James Jones The White House Washington, D. c. Dear Mr. Jones: Following our telephone conversation, we shall be pleased t~ be at The White House Tuesday, April 18, at 11:00 a.m. to photograph the ,President. The gentlemen on the portrait
  • . for Honorary members are the same as for 5. One of the purposes of the Mess is to provide a pleasant atmosphere in which working conversations can take place. All members are therefore asked to observe the custom of not inviting guests who might overhear
  • . pictures meg THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Mary: Per our conversation, these are the pictures the President has selected· as definitely going into albums. You said you would arrange the order. Please do so, then return to me and I will put