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- and impartial justice. -- dictated by JV as summary of conversation)
Ed Weisl, Sr in bedroom w/ President
Dr. Gould and Dr. B urkley treating the President's throat.
Motorcade to La Guardia w/ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy, G. Reedy, Jack Valenti
in automobile
- and Mrs. J. conversed
on the radio about plans for later in the day-_Into the Main House
—^
The President departed the house by car w/ ^
.Mr. Hedly Donovan
&
Mrs. D. ,
Mr. Heiskell
Mr. Hardy ^
Scharnhorst .
Passed Pleasantville School
Hartman Ranch
- , Mary Slater
During dinner, there was little conversation as the television election returns were
the center of attention.—As soon as dinner was finished the President and h
guests returned to the lving room to continue the programs of
election
- -tv announcements appealing for funds for DN
told him he had further conversations with George Meany, and M
had assured the Pres. that Al Barkin would tHHH* be working
Marvin Watson
CCC at the Committee just as always., On the 1:39a call, the
President
- and relaxing, playing with Courtenay Valenti while the other guests sat
around conversing. After a few minutes of this he went to the upper deck for a
more private sunning period. Various guests joined him o n upper deck at intervals
--this sunning period
- on Walter Reec
Dirksen (to be filed).
Pres called gt (Pl) and was wondering what to do tonight. Asked about boating and how
was weather. Then said he would take nap and decide later.
*gt says that during this conversation, the President invited Nicholas
- Da
v MONDA Y
The Presiden t spoke of his day, describe
d it as being on a diet of green peaches for
several days--said it was no t at all pleasant, but he thought this was a pleasant way t o end the day. Mostly small ta
very little conversation
- Davis. They
had conversation re James' pony.
Arrived Scharnhorst Ranch.
n^ August 14, 1966
LBJ Ranch Day
Sunday
Acttvhy (inc!ude visited by)
Lady Bird. She was away from her car and SS agent answered that he would take
car to her. Pres: Tell her we
- Watson, MF
BcyEoestKxx oyster casserole, stewed tomatoes, boiled okra, slaw
The President was quiet during dinner, said he felt very tired -- that he had only slep
Guests departed hours
last night, and much of the conversation was with MW
discussing
- briefing #396-A indicated that the President planned a general discussion with Secretary Fowler, t o quote Flem
"From their recent conversations, I am sur e that the President expects to express his appreciation of the bond drive
efforts in the Treasury
- Bowdler
(The President reviwed with Ambassadors Bunker and Bennett the problems and
probably the outcome of the June 1 election in the Dominican Republic.
The conversation was temperately optimistic all around -- Rostow:mf)
Bill Moyers (pl)
Press
- departed and the President went to his bedroom for a nap
MW(pl)
"
BM (pl)
Joe Califano (pl)
MW (pl) ^
Secy Rusk (b.2)- re Rangoon "feelers": the President's conversation w/ the Am
India and his decision re food allotments: general discussion
- n,,, July
White House p.^.
Dale
Meeks
23, 1966
Saturday
LBJ Ranch
MW says the President is in "a good mood," and most of his conversation with him this
morning has been limited to plans for today's trip. MW says the President is concerned
- Abell. Pat then walked to the steps approaching
the altar and awaited Luci and her father.
3:15 pm The
President, while the organist played the Processional,
walked Luci down the long aisle toward Pat and the altar.
He engaged in animated conversation
- n i n Louisian a and about his
conversations wit h Mayor Daley , an d told th e Senato r ho w Mayor Dale y was handlin g th e proble m
in his city . Presen t a t th e luncheo n xXxX were :
Mrs. Eri c Goldma n Mrs
. Stewar t Udal l Mrs
. J . W
-
McNamara
Gen'l
Maxwell
Taylor
John McCone
William
Bundy
OFF
the
Record
To
outer
office
to talk
w/ Jessie
Unruh
Calif
he called
in
to JV's
office
JV
had
it transferred
in Pres
ofc
After
phone
conversation
GER comes in to ask Pres if
there will
be
pictures
- by Hurricane Inez
Today appointed Mr. John J. McCloy as U. S. Representative to the
trilateral conversations to be held by the U. S. , the Federal German Republic
and the United Kingdom. . . to be held in Bonn, Germany on Oct. 20, 1966.
Today - announcement
- . (Bess Abell to supply
guest list, yb)
MEMORANDUM
.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
As guests arrived they were ushered int o a rather larg e reception
room where all mingled i n conversation awaitin g th e presence of
the President, Mrs. Johnson, the King
- Spivak, William Pershing, Jack Horner, Frank Cormier
The President talked the press pool the entire flight, but no parts of the
conversation could be heard by those in the rear section of the helo.
Arrive Brooke General Hospital. San Antonio. Tex - helo
- governors and George Christian sat down in the
living room to talk. The luncheon conversation had consisted about stories of the Presid
and Governor John Connally, plans for Saturday's trip to Amistad Dam, etc.
Governor Morrison and Governor Connally out
-
Senator
Walt
(b. 4) -re earlier conversation of today
Richard
Russell
Rostow (pl)
Chairman Ackley
To Oval Office
Walt Rostow (pl)
Bob Kintner (pl)
To barberShop
Secretary
June 28, 1966
McNamara
To oval ofc w/
Kintner
Ambassador Arthur Goldberg
-
Private conversation in hushed tones w/ Secy Fowler in mjr's room
To Cabinet Room for QUADRIAD Meeting
Se :retary Fowler
Chairman Ackley
Charles Schultze
William McChesney Martin
Joe Califano
. Frederick Deming
James Duesenberry ,
,
Mtg requested by Secy
- . Wattenberg
Op - have Paul Glynn come to West Hall
Cocktails and conversation in Yellow Oval Room Mrs. Johnson announced she wanted everyone to sign a guest book - in Yellow Oval Rm
Whitney Young - NYC
Music playing in hallway - guests all enjoying this last
- Science Monit
Bob Fleming -subject to be Prime Minister Wilson, Britishpolitics, and
personal conversation.
Mrs. Tom Curtis (Carolyn had called Mary S. snix and he talked briefly. ) from Se
Hospital, axkx Austin, Texas--following birth of Kimberly Cage
- with the President
The dinner conversations were personal bits of advice to Luci on her financial matt
and schooling. At the end of the meal, the President was served a scoop of icecream
and chocolate sauce. As he started to eat it, he looked up and said that up
- letter during the course of the evening.
I
'DINNER in the dining room w/ Mrs. Johnson
. Lynda
cream soup, lobster tails. English peas, rice, jell
_ Luci and Pat Nugent
_ Marvin Watson The
dinner conversation varied widely ranging from th
Ginny Thrift
- international sources,
$3 million.
The President expressed the wish soon to meet Lady Carter whom he knew
was a beautiful lady who was born in North Carolina.
The President spent some time in conversation with Mr. Sayre suggesting
that intellectuals
- the
conversation closely. Symington:mjdr:mf
- him a pen and privately converses
with him - turning his back t o gp assembled in Garden Goes ou t to hand Press. Reporters. Camaramen - pens
Senator Gordon Allott Cong.
James A. Hale y Con
Senator Clinton Anderson Cong.
Georg e Hansen Senator
Cong
- about their conclusions and recommendation
in the fields of export financing, transportation and taxation. The President, after
asking a number of questions about the recommendations, engaged the three
businessmen in a general conversation about the case
- McNamara - Washington. D . C .
Cartha D. DeLoac h — Washington. D. C .
Director Kermit Gordon
The conversation aboard th e aircraft mainl y concerning the President's renent intention
to appoint Joe Fowler as th e new Secretary of Tresaury. Th e President w
- . (The air conditioning in the President's
car was not working, and the President was displeased. ) On the motorcade route,
he exchanged pleasantries with General Ne Win, but no substantive conversation was
heard.
On arrival at Blair House, they were joined
- the suit e b y the
President, th e Vic e Presiden t an d th e Sec y of State, Dea n Rusk . Afte r a n
exchange o f greetings, th e Presiden t an d the Pop e walke d int o the sittin g roo m
for thei r privat e conversation , whic h lasted fro m 12:4 2 until
- of his conversations with members
FRB concerning interest rates and money market conditions
Retired
Dr. Walter Heller houseguest
Telegram sent todzy to Cong Carl Albert who suffered a mild heart attack and is
recuperating in Bethesda Naval Hospital
- ambled up--uninvited
bv the President and began to make conversation. The President almost ignored the
Ambassador, but let the Ambassador tell him about the political situation in Thailand.
The President ordered a Scotch and soda, and as the Ambassador
-
Sister Mary Louise, President, St. Mary's Dominican College (New Orleans)
Stephen Wright. Head, United Negro Fund (former President, Fisk University)
S. David Stoney, Converse College, Spartenburg, S. C.
Tommy Landry. Professor of Elementary Education
- political aspects . H e was followe d b v
•Senator Donal d Russel l
Governor Harriman ^
wh o spoke o n his conversation s
August 9 , 196 5
White House
Monday
To th e Ova l Offic e
To th e boa t fo r a boatride o n the Potoma c
w/ Mrs . Johnso n
Mr. an d
- in the District of Columbia.
H. R. 6666, An Act to provide for the free entry of a ninety-centimeter
split-pole magnetic spectrograph system with orange-peel interna l
conversion spectrometer attached for the use of the University
of Pittsburgh.
H. R. 7U75* An Act
-
JV
MW
Cong. Jak e Pickl e
Senator Wayn e Mors e
Douglass Cate r
re Education
bill
re above
re his conversation w/ Wayne
George Mean y
Bill Moyer s
Larry O'Brie n
re above
Bill Moyer s
To th e offic e
Cong. L . Mende l River s •
(returning hi s
- and minority in a
representative government, and the President reminded Mr. Kirk that he was at one
[ time
a minority (or opposition) leader. This struck a response of identify with
Kirk and the conversation was very pleasant, relaxed, and substantive. Mr. Kirk
