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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

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Date:

417/2021

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RECORD NUMBER:

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JOHNSON DAILY DIARY ENTRIES JUNE 6. 1967

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Date: September 16, 2021

From: National Archives and Records Administration

Subject: Missing JFK Assassination Records Collection Document 181-10002-10216

To: The File

This memorandum briefly summarizes the status of a missing document in the President John

F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection (JFK Collection) and documents the National

Archives and Records Administration's (NARA) efforts to provide representative, but not

identical, information, in lieu of the missing document, from records available at the Lyndon B.

Johnson Presidential Library in Austin, Texas.

While preparing previously-restricted Kennedy Assassination Records Collection documents for

release, the JFK processing team could not locate the document associated with Record

Identification Form (RIF) 181-10002-10216. The unclassified, 15-page document belongs to the

record series "NL Administrative Files [Access and Reference Case Files]" and pertains to

President Lyndon Johnson's Daily Diary Entries, June 6, 1967. According to available

information on the RIF, the Johnson Presidential Library sent the document to the Office of

Presidential Libraries (NL), likely during 1977 or 1978.

An extensive search of records in the JFK Collection, the Office of Presidential Libraries, and

the Johnson Presidential Library, did not locate any possible original administrative

correspondence associated with the Record Identification Form. Knowing that the missing

document contains 15 pages and pertains to the Johnson Daily Diary Entries for June 6, 1967, it

is our best assumption that the document probably consists of brief, if any, administrative

correspondence, and multiple pages from the Daily Diary Entries.

For informational purposes, we are including this memo and a copy of the Johnson Daily Diary

Entries for June 6, 1967, with Record Identification Form 181-10002-10216. This open-in-full

document is also available on the Johnson Presidential Library's website at

http://www.lbjlibrary.net/collections/daily-diary.html.

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JONSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day at (Place)

Time

Eniry

No.

Telephone

LD

Dase June 6,

1967

The White House

Day

Today -- pleasant, sunny skies, highest temperature neai 8*

Activity (include visited by)

Tuesday

Expendi-

lute

Code

4:292

5:48a

5:54a

5:34a

The Situation Room

Walt Rostow

The Sicuation Room

Via "hot line" -- Kosygin to Johnson - call for cease-fire and withdrawal

6:40a

The President went to the Situation Room

to meet with

The Vice President

Secretary Rusk

Secretary McNamara

Hon. Nicholas Katzenbach

Hon. McGeorge Bundy

Hon. Walt Rostow

Hon. Clark Clifford

Hona Llewellya Thompson

ish!

Puce do.

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LINOON B. JOMNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day ar (Place)

Time

Tricphone

anuY

No

10r :

Out

Lo l

Date

June 6,

1967

The White House

Dav

Tuesday

Activity unclude visited by)

• Between 8:20a-8:35a, Congressional Leadership began arriving an for breakfast

Expendi

TuTe

Lodr

8:54a

10:8a1

The President, accompanied by the Vice President, and MW went to. the

second iloor tor

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP (HOUSE AND SENATE) BREAKFAST

Senator Mike Mansfield

Senator Russell Long

Senator Robert Byrd

Speaker John McCormack

Congressman Carl Albert

Cong. Hale Boggs

PMG Lawrence O'Brien

Hon. Barefoot Sanders

Hon. Mike Manatos

Joseph Califano

Mike Manatos memo of gist (sent to DT) indicates the following:

The President began the discussion as we proceeded with breakfast by an in-depth

report on developments on the Middle East confrontation. His report was greeted with enthusiasm by the leadership.

Uppermost in the President's mind and what seemed to concern the Leadership

most was the progress of the Railroad legislation before the Senate and House Committees.

The President urged the

leaders to make certain we did not get involved in a railroad strike which all agreed would be disastrous.

There were

pledges of support from all in attendance, with assurances from Mansfield that the Senate would act on Wednesday.

There followed a short review of other important legislation, but this seemed

anti-climatic.

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day at (Place).

Time

Entry

Telephone

Out

LD

9:14a

10:03a

10:25a

10:45al

11:05a

11:07a

*Judge Edgerton is Senior Circuit

Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals,

D.C. Circuit.

Date June 6, 1967

Dav Tuesday

The White House

Activity (include visited by)

Expendi-

ture

Code

Hon. Arthur Goldberg - New York City

"hot line" - Johnson to Kosygin - UN negotiations - UAR charges

To the dentist's oftice

Walt Rostow called the President--he was referred to the dentist's office. Dr.

Burkley reported to the openator that the President would be in thechair for

at least another 15 minutes and asked if it was absolutely necessary to interrupt.

Mr. Rostow said it was not necessarY--and left word.

To Oval Office

The President buzzed marys to come in and pick up some things. When she went

in he was standing behind his big desk w/ MW discussing today's schedule. He inquired

as to who certain people on the schedule were.

Last night the President indicated he

wanted to see James Rowe.

MW asked if he wanted to see him today.

The President

then asked MW to ask Mr.

Rowe if he knew

Henry W. Edgerton *

because if Rowe

didn't know him, there was no need for the President to see Rowe.

The President then

asked if the judges were ready and MW replied, "Yes," and the President said,

these the three from Virginia and one from North Carolina?" MW replied in the

affirmative.

The President then asked when the nominatinas would be ready to gol up

and MW told him this would be done whenever the President wanted it do ne.

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day ar (Place)

Time

Telephone

OT !

Out

5

LD

The White House

Dair June6, 1967

Iuesday

Day

Acrivity taclude visited by!

Expendi-

code

11:08a

• Secretary McNamara

11:20a

Justice Abe Fortas

11:25a

that!

Walt Rostow (pl)

for this call, the President put Justice Fortas on hold

11:30a, President back on Fortas call

11: 40al

11:4lal

11:43a

11:44al

MW (pl)

Mike Manatos

MW (ol)

MW

and Hon. Barefoot Sanders

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOMNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day at (Place).

Time

Telephone

Enify

No.

The White House

Date

Day

June

6.

1967

Tuesday

Activity (include visited by)

Expendi-

ture

Code

11:45a

11:52a

In his briefing pame panders

urged this mig tolbe a similari

visit to the one held several wks

ago.

Sanders emphasized that

the President particularly needed

to lean hard on Jones whose nomina-

tion has been in the mill for

yI and who is opposed by civil rights

groups.

Question of timing on

sending Jones nomination, up.

Joe Califano

Judicial nominees

OFE RECORD

John Butzner • Fourth Circuit

Robert Merhige: Virginia Eastern

John MacKenzie, Virginia Eastern

Woodrow Wilson Jones ,

North Carolina Western

and Barefoot Sanders

MI. Sandeis dittated a memo of gist about this mig -- a copy of its

text can be found on page 19 of this diary: (original of Sanders' memo to DI

12:00n

12:01p

12:50p - 11-5

1: 15p

1222

Mike Manatos

Joe Califano (pl)

The Ambassador

Iran,

Armin Meyer

OFF RECORD

Walt Rostow

A Roston memo covered I points far

Hal Saunders

(Mr. Saunders' memo of gist to DI -= summary edi on sage a I in backup

ny dwer - with 12:30 noor Situation Room report and with drait wire (which pres

approved saying 'Ltold them to get that aut early this morning ) to Mrs Eduard

G. Givens, Jr. % Manned Spacecraft Center. Nat'l Aeronautiss and Space Admin

Houston.

This was a condolence. Astronaut Givens, 37 years old, was killed early

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day at (Piace).

Time

Entrw

No.

Telephone

Out

LD

The White House

Date

June 6, 1907

Day.

Tuesday

Acuvity taclude visied by!

Expendi-

Cadr

today in a one-car accident in Pearland, Texas, & little town near the Manned Spacectait

Center. (Major Givens was the 7th Astronaut to die in the history of the U.S. Space program. )

MJDR also gave the Pres a Bob Fleming memo: Network Crisis Coverage of 12: 10p which

noted the death of Ted Yates who died el wounds sustained in Mid East conflict on Monday.

Pres said ta find out about his wife---where she is and let's get a note to her and some

flawers at the proper time.

1:23p - 1:240

Ambe Tapley Bennett

OFF RECORD

for brief handshake and picture

-- he is U.S. Ambassador to dearestige Portugal

1:24p

11:35

The President departed Oval Rm Office w/

Walt Rostow

Okamoto

and walked to the Mansion

1:25p

130₽

300F

300/

300g

3.00g

22: 8g

IFF.

Upstairs on 2d floor wi

Secy Dean Rusk

Secy Robt McNamara

Geo. Christian

Walt Rostow

LUNCH - (Weekly Luncheon) w/all listed above

Broiled chicken and rice

Zephyr/mjdr

green peas, carrot salad

strawberries for dessert

Zephyr says President is not over eating

TOP SECRET AGENDA from Rostow

I subjects for discussion ranged over

)selected Middle East, VietNam and

Lether items including personnel :

talking more than eating.

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day at (Place).

Time

Telephone

for !

Eniry!

No.

Out

LD

3:14р

3: 16р

3:28 p

3:50 г

4:27 p

4:43 p

4:46 р

4:48р

4: 51р

4:52 р

4:53 р

4:53p

5:13 р

5:22 р

5:29P

5:30p

The White House

Date June 6, 1967

Day Tuesday

Acavity (nclude visited by)

Expendi-

ture

Code

MW (el)

Hon. Willard Deason

Hon. McGeorge Bundy - Situation Room - WhiteHouse

Joe Califano (pll (see page 18 for gist of this call)

Amb. Arthur Goldberg - NYC (Amb. Goldberg called him at 4:14 but Prese was on

the

phone and talked at 4:27)

Walt Rostow (pl)

Geo, Christian (pl)

Marvin Watson (pl):

Doug Cater (pl)

did NOT talk.

Cater is at home, he was operated on today -

of his tongue was removed today $ t a promote techog ef a Cut

that

Christian (pl)

- briefing - did NOT talk - asked that Tom Johnaon call him

Barefoot Sanders (pl)

B427.

Robt Kintner (pl)

Marvin Watson (pl)

Sen. Mike Mansfield

Marvin Watson (pl)

Fue Califaro (pi)

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day at (Place)

Time

Entry

Yo.

Telephone

Out

LD

5:41p

5:442

5:45p

15:15p note from lof Calitano

advised the Pres that the Senate

Labor Committee vote approving the

raétrike propasal pas 14/2.

• Larbrougn versa agapast ana

laterlin the day Gaylere Nelson

had his vote recorded against

also.

5:49p

5:52 p

6:01 p

6:04p

6:07p

6:13 p

6: 15p

The White House

Date

Dav

June 6, 1967

Tuesday

Acuvit linclude visited byt

Expendi

ture

Code

5:36pm

Walt Rostow

Tom Johnson (pl)

Tom Johnson (pl)

MUDR (PL) asking who Paul Schutzer was la condolence wire to Mrs, Schuizar had been

seni overfor the Pres's consideration) Mr Schutzes, a LIFE abacograsher

was the first American death. He was killed by mortar fire that struct at

Israeli half-track The President approved sending the message.

MJDR asked the Pres if he wanted a picture album made up for

Marvin Watson ---today is his birthday. Answer: Yes and I will give itiahim.

He alsa approved the drait (by Will Sparks) for a message of condolence to Mrs. Ied

Yates addressed to the athens-Hilton Hotel in Creece. Mis.

Yates left Washington

yesterday before learning ef ber husband's injuries (of death): The Yates have three

children - are neighbors el Bob Hardesty. Mis. Hardesty is taking care of the chudren

in Mrs. Yates' absensee

Doug Cater - at home

Secy Robert McNamara - (ret, the President's call to him made at 4:53 am)

Joe Califano

Secy McNamara

"hot line" - Kosygin to Johnson - negotiations at UN

Walt Rostow

Joe Califano

6:20pm

Arrived in Oval Rm Office - im the Mansion

w/Geo, Christian

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, THE. WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNOOK B. JOHNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day at (Place).

Time

Telephone

Entry

No.

In

Out

LD

6:20p,

6:27p|

6:29p

- 7:15₽

Date.-

The White House

Day -

June 6,

1967

Tuesday

Activity (include visited by)

6:49p

Marvin Watson (fm Wh. Hse Sit Rm)

7:10p

Departed Sit Rm and came walking via hallway and into

MJDR's room - opened door - where yb was standing with latest troed sheets

of this afternoon's briefing --

The President was obviously going to enter into the Cab Rm where

Legislative Interns of the N.C. General Assembly and DI. Preston Edsall

Chairman of the Dept of Politics of N.C. State University were waiting

-- their appmt had been seheduled for 6:30pm

but instead as yb banded briefing papers he softly said I don't have time to

read those now..." and started to hand them back.. then noticed looking up

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Code

Joe Califano (pll

The President departed Oral Rm Office and

went to the Situation Room by himself.

In White House Situation Room - w/

Secy Dean Rusk

Secy Robt McNamara

Hon. Llewellyn Thompson

Under Secy Nicholas Katzenbach

McGeorge Bundy

Walt Rostow

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYMDON B. JONNSON

DAJLY DIARY

The President began his day ai (Place).

Time

Telephone

or?

Entry

No.

Dut

LD

The White House

Date...

June 6, 1207

Day

Tuesday

Activity (include visited by)

Expendi-

TUrE

Code

7:15g

Okamoto photographing

the President all the

whileme

7:24pl

still standing in the doorway that the TV was on and the UN Security Council

was in session. The President immediately entered MJDR's room at that point

and walked right to the TV, turned up the des volume and stood listening

attentively at the televised UN in session,

W. S. Amb Arthur Goldberg

began his address to Security Council (continuation of this a.m.'s session)

Presently the President looked over at yb and asked for p,m. briefing pages.

He sat watching, and reading, when he watched Amb. Goldberg, he quickly

finished reading the briefing pages and handed them back to ub.

President sat on the side of MJDR's desk and motioniess watched the remaindet

of Amb. Goldberg's address.

in the room were Marvin Watson, Geo. Christian and Okamoto

At one point Geo. Christian asked the President do you want to to to the

White House theatre and put that statement on IV?"

President asked 'is it set up?"

"Xes"' - replied George. "it is already ready

President asked if lighting was ready. George said "yes, cameras are ready aad it is

being set up on an emergency basis. so they re ready to go whea you are.

a orge Christian handed the President'astatement that is to be read

however upon reading it the President said they haven't voted yet! '

George replied that they had but would recheck it with Walt Restor and he

immediately called Mi. Restow im MIDR's room talked with him in the Sit Bloom

(George asked Mi. Rostor "has there been final action on that resolution.

what does that do to our statement? 21

Geo. told the President that Rostow and Rusk say you can go ahead with itright zow..

they ve expipped that out it gone to the Theatre I've got to advise some of the other

cameramen... the President said "go ahead... go on."

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day at (Place).

Time

Telephone

Entry

No.

Orur

LD

The White House

Date.

Day

June 6.

1967

TUESDAY

Activity (include visited by)

Expendi-

Code

7:290

- 7:40p

This appi was requested by Gonge

I.. He 8 Fountain on behalf of

the Governor and the General

Assembly of North Cardina.

Dr. Edsall, Chairman di Dept

of Palitics, proposed the intera

prograre to educate collage stu-

dents in the legislative process

and ta belp provide stafassistande

for members offthe General

Assembly, Dr. Edsall is retiring

this

spring after a long

distingu shed career in

governmeht,

politics,

and education.

The

interns

rave been chosen

from

N. C.'s finest public and private

colleges and universities.

OFF RECORD

The President to the Cabinet Room w/Marvin Watson: to meet w/

Legislative Interns of the North Carolina General Assembly

and Dr. Preston Edsall, Chairman of the Dept of Politics at N. & State Univ.

Ann White

Grova L. Bridgers

(1l people)

Helyn Lynn Watson

Louis Salas

Mvron Cauble, Jr.

Kenneth G. Burlock, Jr.

Hiram J. Cuthrell, Jie

Sam Ewell, JEe

Charles Ce Caskey

Melton E. Valentine

The President was prepared for this meeting w/memo fm Robt Kintner

who said talking points were written by Ervin Duggan and approved by Doug Cater

1. Particularly glad to meet w/them today - because you represent important ideal:

2. You can be thankful that you come from N. Carolina - a state which has long been

a source of political vitaility in the nation.

3. The North Carolina interns pragram is a good idea which deserves aptlication

all over the country.

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON

DAIT DIARY

The President began his day at (Place).

Time

Entry

No.

Telephone

ör:

Ous

LD

The White House

Date

Day we

June o, 1907

TUESDAY

Acrivity (include visited byi

Expendi

1 7,82 K.

Code

7:40p

7:40 - 7:44p

1:44p

*

To Oval Rm Office with Marvin Watson and Okamoto

(MW mentioning as they walked thru MJDR's room that the 7:00pm appmt was •

waiting and ready - the President was overheard to say BUT Ive got an

important NSC meeting set up with Kosygin. ... and notably frowned as be

entered Oval Rm. Office) -- as if to imply with affairs of state at this point

In the crisis that scheduled appmt was bothersome to him )

Leslie FIt. Nat'l Commander of the Vets of Foreign Wars

=--- OFF RECORD

Cooper Holt - VEW Legislative Director

(Pictures

George Christian (ol)

7:45pm

Fry has not had lan oppottunity to

have a private appt with the

President since he has beenNatl

Commander of VFW

To MIDR's rOOm w/ Marvin Watson and Okamoto behind him

-- still watching the UN session on television ... at that moment Geo. Christian

walked in and President said to George Christian what will they do -- interrupt

this and put me on? "

Mi. Christian did not hear the President and disappeared for a

moment.

Marvin Watson then said "George says they will tape the President and put him on

when the UN

session is overwith... but they will announce it while it is still going on."

President then said watching the television 'I want to follow him... immediately!

7:45p

"hot line" -- Johnson to Kosygin - cease fire resolution agreed

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNDOM B. JOHNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day at (Place).

Time

Telephone

Entry

No.

tin

Chur

LD

Date

The White House

Day -

June 6, 1967

TUESDAY

Activity (include visited by)

Expendi-

furt

Code

7:46 p

7:4,60

The President departed MJDR's room w/

Marvin Watson

George Christian

Okamoto

Bob Fleming joined above

returning and saying to yb - "the President wants you to call Mrs. Johnson

and tell her to turn on her IV right away.

7:47pl

The President in the White House Theatre for TAPING of Live ti

Statement

The cease-fixe vote of the Security Council opens a hopeful path away from

danger in the Middle East. It reflects responsible concern for peace on the

part of all who voted for it. The United States has warmly supported this

resolution. We hope the parties directly concerned will promptly act upon it.

We believe a cease-fire is the necessary "firbt step', in the words of the resolution

itself -- a first step toward what we all must hope will be a new time of settled

peace and progress for all the peoples of the Middle East.

It is toward this end that we shall now strive.

178937-148-725

IRATEL

RELOKI

FDA TRATE

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PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day a: (Place).

Tire

Entry

No

Telephone

Our

LO

8:04p

18:04Đ

8:06pml - 8:34p

The White House

June 6, 1967

Date in

TUESDAY

Activity (inclure visited by)

The President departed Wh. Hse Theatre and weat to the Situation Roam St

The Vice President called the President -- but was told by yb that he was already in

In the Situation Room w/

the Situation Room. The VP said never mind

just see him there in one minute."

The Vice President

Secy Rusk

Secy McNamara

Under Secy Katzenbach

Amb. Lle vellyn Thompson

Walt Rostow

George Christian

Expendi-

Ture

Code

8:35p

8:36p

8:45p

9:00 p

9:01p

President returned to Oval Rm Office - alone

Joe Calitano (pa)

Walt Rostow

The Predsident in Oval Rm Office - watching UN Gen. Assembly in session

Walt Rostow (pl).

Mrs. Arthur Krim - (the President had asked Operator to get Mrs. Krim on the

phone - but Mrs. Krim was not in her room and was unreachable)

DINTING ERICE :944:J9 - 142174

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THE WHITE HOUSE

PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON

DAILY DIARY

The President began his day at (Place).

.. Time

Telephone

for t

Entry

No.

Our

LD

The White House

Dare June 6. 1967

Day TUESDAY

Activity (include visited by)

Expendi.

ture

Code

9:02 p

9:03 p

Mrs. Johnson in

pine

YD - come in a minute (to pick up some signed maill

9:05p

To MJDR's room with Mrs. Johnson - talking about Mrs. Johnson hearing

only four sentences of the President's statement tonight on Channel 9

... President was upset and mad because Mrs. Johnson had not seen or heard

all of his remarks

(obviously Channel 9 did not cover it fully because yb had it on that channel also

and only four sentences were heard ---with the UN Gen. Assembly picture still

on - then the picture was changed to a New York baseball game)

9:10p

9:20p

9:25p

730:

Departed MJDR's room w/Mrs. Johnson

to North Grounds

To the Press Office with Mrs. Johnson

Walt Rostow - in Press Office

Le the do ancon es era peterson

where the President inquired of

Geo, Christian what in the world had happened to Channel 9 - because Mrs. Johnson had been

denied seeing him on TV on that particular network.

Was told that network had difficulties

in coordinating the time.. and was at fault due to technician not being advised in time of

break-in time on UN session.e.for President's statement.

The President and Mrs. Johnson then invited and departed with the following

for the Mansion:

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10:53p

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George Christian

Lloyd Hackler

Tom Johnson

Willie Day Taylor

9:352 - 10:150

2:43p - 10:53p

2:43 p

- 10:53 р

9:50p

10:15 pm

The President w/all above and

Mrs, George Christian

Mise tom sonason who joined at 9:132

having drinks in the living room - watching television - UN Gen. Assembly

in session...

Op. "get me the Secret Sve Agent on duty.

DINNER w/Mrs. Johnson

Mr. and Mis. George Christian

Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Johnson

Lloyd Hackler

Willie Day Taylor

- spoke w/Agent Solomon:

Dinner consisted of

PotBoast

Black-eyed peas

turnip greens

stewed tomatoes - corn bread, gellatin

dessert w/sauce (grapefru it tasting)

10:150

MIS. Arthur Krim Joined - sat down

but did not eat - had some coftee

The President all during dinner - discussed the UN Security Council televised hearings

with the group and watched...ti... did not do too much talking... did more watching TV

than either eating or talking.

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The President - after dinner was eyEi, stoad up and said

'well if I weren't the host -- I'd have to siait minutes minutes ta leave but

I was one of the t o'clock-ers this morning -- so I'na gaing to berl

With that all dinner guests filed past the President - he kissed all the

Lasies goodnight --

All guests departed - except Mrs. Krim wha

remained in the Family Dining Room wiMes, Jabason

10:54p

10:55pl

Operator - "tell chief to come up and set up the table! -

Ta his bedroam

Chief Tom Mills in bedroom

11:18

Iom Johnson - at home.

11:21p

Secret Syc Agent Selemen

11:30 pl

The President retired.

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From Page 7 - gist of 3:50p pl call to Jode Califano

"We talked 45 minutes.

We talked about the Middle - East situation vis-a-vis

the domestic political situation in the U.S., the problem of McCloskey's

neutrality statement, the legislative program -- including the railroad strike

situation, the Presidential campaign financing bill, the D. C. reorganization

plan and the organization of the legislative etfort in the White House."

Joe Galilanoimi

or P.

Joe Calitano w

The senate Labor Comfrittee votest

rote a memo to the President dated o/0/01 - 3:43pm tuesday

roving your rail strike proposal

was 14-2e Yarborough voted against it land later in the day Gaylord Nelson

had his vote recorded against it also.

Iwo general topics were discussed -- when the President asked how the Shah of Iran was

gelting along. Amb Meyer described the success of the Shah's land reform program and ofhis economic policies

in general.

Ibe President was pleased and suggested Mr. Rostow look into ways of translating Iran's experience to. Vietnam

Meyer described bis views on the current crisis between Israel and the neighboring Arab states.. He felt thät President

Nasser, in accusing the US and Britain of involvement in Israeli air attacks, was trying to trigger a cutoff of oil supplies

by the oil producing Arab countries. thereby shitting the confrontation on to other shoulders.

The meeting closed

with the President expressing his hope that the Shah woulg be able to reschedule his visit to Washington and aske

Ambass dar Mayex to convey his warmest wishes to the hah, the Empress, and their children.

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Sanders: memo of gist of mig w/ judicial nominees: (from page 5)

During the mig, the President stressed his interest in equal justice and ecual

rights for all and told those present that they should always strive not only to be

fair but to be sure that all who appeared before them thought they were being

treated fairly and impartially:

Fle pointed out that Federal judges tend to get arrogant and they should each

engage in a little self-examination now and then to be sure they were not becoming

arrogant.

He urged them not to stay on the Bench past retirement age, but to take adrantage

of retirement eligibility and to stand aside for younger peopie.

He said that he wanted to be proud of them as Johnson nominees and they should

always keep in mind that any unfavorable comments about their personal conduct

or their official actions,

would always mention that they were Johnson nommees.

The President stated that their Senators, Congressmen, the Justice Department,

and he had reviewed their qualifications and that he was personally satisfied that

they were the best men available.

The mig was off the record - pictures were taken of the group.

(Original of this memo to DT)

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• Today released statement on recent blackout underscoring necessary legislation

to strengthen the reliability of the power systems of this country.

Today announced his intention to nominate Dale Wayne Hardin of Alexandria,

Va.

and Grant E. Syphers, of Arcadia, Calif. to fill two existigg vacancies and bring

Interstate Commerce Commission to its full membership of eleven.

Today announced the apptos Astrao nut James A, bent Lovell, Ji, as Special

Consultant to the President for Physical Fitness.

Today signed an'Executive Order consolidating federal motor vehicle and highway

safety functions into the National Highway Safety Bureau.

the

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