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  • To: The Secretary Date: October of State -- •• '!> -lJ s J'? 19, 1966 ACTION ..=Qu Sat:D -Did reply tan ----PNlldal'•ldtp.dme._ ----- Uad--..-cl'• ~ NOTE Promp, lldloa X DINct If' more than 48 houn' delaJle encountered, please telephone the undenlped
  • of this sort is hard to assuage, but I want you to know that your presence and gentle conversation with me were deeply felt. With affectionate and warmest regards, I am Sincerely yours, Emanuel The President The White House Washington, D. c. [2 of 2 front
  • , including Food Stamp Program, Food for Peace program, Volunteer Border Relief, foreign food aid, and grain surplus storage programs. 2 1/2". AG 7-1 BARTER PROGRAM (opened 1/23/74) Box 10 Material on various USDA barter contracts and barter conversions
  • Conversation with The President 11 , along the lines of the one you did a couple of years ago. I think you are most effective in ordinary conversation and would get a tremendous plus-out of such ¢ 4 ¢ . AW$ ;q; l 2 a show, especially if by pre
  • kind of over-water transportation for may cause some pain. • ; t I offer In conversation again this morning the following suggestion: 1. Secretary November 2. 3. Rusk returns 24. from with Douglas South America ~acArthur, I ' • i i
  • emphasis. Throughout these efforts, the greatest Korean problem has been to stay within the bounds of monetary and budgetary expansion that would permit an adequate reconciliation between stability and growth Conversely, the constant threat to the progress
  • fellows were apparently not unsympathetic. x As you indicated in our conversation this morning, use of the Soviet tankers in the Cuban trade helps the Russians reduce their heavy financial burden of keeping Castro afloat and undercuts our policy
  • Chaffee, Arkansas; the closing of Fort Hayes, Ohio; meningitis outbreak at Fort Ord, California; the Springfield Armory closing; Elmendorf .AFB, Alaska, conversion from coal to gas; urging the preservation of Fort Custer, Michigan, as a recreation area
  • ~day •.._ A ~-· ..1.l'I • Jl. ~✓~It/I- l/~Nl/111/a..,lr L o'4-I M (.,.l?#l'~IN_,,o/ lf~t,, Doar said that §NCOis looking for an is sue and will try to push the white . community into making a mistake. Doar, in hie conversations with the white
  • CHAIRMAN April 24, 1964 PERSONAL Memorandum for Honorable Lee c. White Associate Special Counsel to the President Per our phone conversation, "personal" letter in response alleging to his conflict I have prepared the attached for you to send
  • This inforTnation is prepared for the use of host organizations. His Excellency Leopold Sedar Senghor Presideut of the Republic of Senegal Form of Address in Conversation Your Excellency, or Sir Correspondence Salutation Your Excellency: Name and Title