LBJ and Orville Freeman, 12/22/66, 11.07A. 1 of 2.
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Date: 27/12/2012

Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and Orville Freeman. 

Citation No.: 11185. Continues to 11186.

December 22, 1966
Time: 11:07 AM. Continues. 

Location: LBJ Ranch
Speakers: President Johnson and Orville Freeman

General Topic: Agriculture; Congressional Relations; Diplomacy; Foreign Aid; International Economic Policy; Legislation; Press Relations; South Asia; Vietnam

Topics: Letter From W. R. "Bob" Poage, Jack Miller, Bob Dole After Their Trip To India, Recommending US Send 1.8 Million Tons Of Grain To India; LBJ Says He Disagrees, Authorizes Lower Amount Until Congress Acts On Food Aid, Discusses Need For Multilateral Aid

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