“B. Access' Controls Access to the Dirksen Building is gained by either the . main entrance on’ 1st and C Streets, ground level, or the .Basement Tunnel Entrance at the rear of the building. Both'' entrances have a 24-hour guard post where persons entering are 'checked for id”
“idents think that. President Eisenhower used to complain about that all the time and so did Kennedy. And since this testimony is all going to be made public, I thought you might want to keep that in mind. You will have some thoughts about possibly in the domestic area or in the f”
“have Mr. Hoover at 9:00/ R: I think that we should be well out of the way by then. DCI: Well, suppos e I come up at 10:30 and if you run over, well, I can just wait. NW 65990 Docld:32403740 Page 3 EYES C ( R: Fine. DCI: Where is this, Mr. Rankin? R: DCI: R: DCI: 200 Maryland Aven”
“tanding with latest typed sheets of this afternoon's briefing The President was obviously going to e nter into the Cab Rm where Legislative Interns of the N. C. General Assembly and Dr. Preston Edsall Chairman of the Dept of Politics of N. C. State University were waiting --their”
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“entirely On their own. . I think the Secret Service is entirely too small a force today to handle the duties that they are handling. The great crowds that are at the White House all the time, around the gates, that go to churcli where the President goes, all of those things, ”
“13-00000 of the Secret Service because under law they are charged with the protection of the President. We have never done that before, but I felt that it was some thing we must do if the Secret Service desired it. Sometimes, such as at the funeral of the late President Ken”
“tain people on the schedule were. Last night the President indicated he wanted to see James Rowe, MW asked if he wanted to see him tod ay. 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 Preside”
“14-00000 C OFFICE 0? % DEPUTY UNITED STATES RSPRZSEl. JIVE o NORTH ATLANTIC COUNCIL AMERICAN EMBASSY, LONIXON, w.l. 29 March 1952 Dear Allen: This is a somewhat belated acknowledgment to your note of 7 March. 1 expect to be back at 15 Broad around the middle of May. ”
“alt R osto w 6:15p f Joe Califano 6:20pm Arrived in Oval Rm Office - fm the Mansion w/Geo. Christian SEE TRAVEL RECORD FOR TRAVEL ACTIVITY Page No 8 NW 66000 Docld:32273828 Page 10 THE. WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON DAILY DIARY The President began his day at (Place). Ti”
“wanted it done. SEE TRAVEL RECORD FOR IRAMEL ACTINTIN VEN Page No جی NW 66000 Docld:32273828 Page 5 THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON DAILY DIARY The President began his day at (Place). Time Entry No. In Out ما Telephone for t LD 11:08a f 11:20a f 11:25a t 11:40a t 11:4”
“e Situation Room 5:48a f Walt Rostow 5:54a t The Situation Room 5:34a Via "hot line" -- Kosygin to J ohnson call for cease-fire and withdrawal 6:40a The President went to the Situation Room to meet with The Vice President Secretary Rusk Secreta ry McNamara Hon. Nicholas Katzenbac”
“13-00000 fit I DAY -2540 63-25401 28 March 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR: Executive Director LBK Reference the attached memorandum from the Director, I will of course be pleased to meet with the President's Board on Tuesday, 23 April, and would appreciate very much your inform”
“sists of brief, if any, administrative correspondence, and multiple pages from the Daily Diary Entri es. 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 op”
“Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C., advised, on January 9, 1968, that the JRB had reserved thirty-three buses to pick up individuals in the vicinity of the United States Capitol beginning at 2 p.m. on January 15, 1968, to be bused to the Shoreham Hotel. He stated that at 6 p.m. ”
“C. Transit, New York Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C., advised.on January 9, 1968, that the JRB had reserved thirty-three buses to pick up individuals in the vicinity of the United States Capitol beginning at 2 p.m. on January 15, 1968, to be bused to the Shoreham Hotel. He st”
“: Dakota, as well as a visit to Mt. Rushmore. FDR did not return to the White House until Sunday, Sept. 6, 1936, -at 10:02 AM.. The White House Usher’s Appointment Book . further reflects that FDR, during the period July 10, 01936, to Aug. 10, 1936, was away from the White H”
“11:07a *Judge Edgerton is Senior Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals, D. C. Circuit. To Oval Office The President buzzed mary s 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 certa”
“limatic. SEE TRAVEL RECORD FOR TRAVEL ACTINITY Page No: 2 Expend Code NW 66000 Docld:32273828 Page 4 THE WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON DAILY DIARY The President began his day at (Place). Time Entry No. In Out A9:14a 10:03a 10:25a Telephone fort ما LD f The White House A”
“(Place). Time Entry No. In Out A9:14a 10:03a 10:25a T elephone fort ما LD f The White House Activit y (include visited by) Date June 6, 1967 Day Tuesday Hon. Arthur Goldberg - New York City "hot l ine" - Johnson to Kosygin - UN ne goti ati ons - UA R charges To the dentist's of f”
“ng asks what time W yatt is leaving a nd W. says that he is making the 1:30 PM shuttle. King says th at the City officials of Washington are saying that the people do not drive. King says that they want a fear (ph) of humanity at any cost, even if it MANNY means paralyzing the en”
“The President began his day at (Pl ace). The White House Date June 6, 1967 Dav Tuesday Entry No. Tim e Telephone forz Out Lo LD 5:41p t 5:44p t 5:45p t Activity include visited by! 5:36pm f Walt Rostow Tom Johnson (pl) Tom Johnson (pl) Expench Code MJDR (PL) asking who Paul Schut”
“gations, the White House Security Office requ ests approximately 13,000 na me checks per year concer ning pe rsons who visit the White House complex and who c ould pose a physical thrent or possible embarrassment to the President, members of his family or officials of the White H”
“t 11:41a f 11:43a t 11:44a The White House Secretary McNamara Justice Abe Fortas Da te Ju ne6, 1967 Tue sday Day Ac tivity (inclu de visited by W alt Ro st ow (pl) for this call , the Preside nt p ut Justi ce Fortas on hold 11:30a, Pres ident back on Fortas call MW (pl) Mike Mana”
“RUBIN, WIFE OF JERRY RUBIN. C. MRS. CORETTA KING D. MR. DICK GREGORY. 2. INCIDENTAL TO THIS, LESLIE NOTED THAT THE STRONG THEME OF AMERICAN DELEGATES TO THE FIFTH STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE COORDINATING OFFICERS 1373 SECRET Kodmay Sen RELEASING OFFICER 51 AuTHENTICATING OFFIC”
“HOOVER in his residence in the White House on 8/24/36, prior to leaving for - :his office in the White House. SCHEWE. - • • also pointed out that this meeting was osignificant since FDR.met with Mr. HOOVER c on 8/24/36, immediately after returning " • from an extended trip.”
“tance in making William O'Connor, formerly Deputy Assistant Attorney General with the Civil Rights D ivision of the Department of Justice, available for immediate staff interview. Your cooperation and assistance is as always, greatly appreciated. MR. Keuch adviseal that DOJ GAS ”
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“hysteria concerning the usage of microphones and electronic devices had been brought about as a result of Bobby Kennedy's brash practices. He- stated he deeply resented the fact that Bobby Kennedy had thrown his former partner, Sheldon Cohen (Director, / Internal Revenue) to ”
“ssum we M W.A fh Phone (Area 202) 5446000 1 i 0. You said there was a previous inquiry? 2 J A. Yes. The previous inquiry came from Archie Roosevelt 3 ! who is now retired and was at that particular time the Chief of 4 2 European Division. 9. When was that inquiry recei”
“rds Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 66000 Date: 11-03-2021 ! FD-297 (1-28-57) ٢٠ IC OG Initial Time Activity Recorded 、 IC PMI 12:37 William M. James Jr (W 4612-35) CLARENCE JONES called Ghandhi Society and talked with THERESA. He asked her to call the Barclay”
“ORITY PERSONAL ATTENTION: SAC JOHN J. SCHWARTZ DT UNCLAS AUTOMATED SEARCH ONLY DATE AUECLATED RECORD REQUEST BY THE HOUSE PERMANENT SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE FOR A ERIEFING FOR CONGRESSMAN WYCHE FOWLER, . (GA) ΒΥ ΤΗE NEW YORK OFFICE ON 6/30/80. *REBUTEL CALL TO ASAC DON K.”
“se investigations, the White House Security Office requests approximately 13,000 name checks per yea r concerning persons who visit th e White House complex and who coul d pose a physical thrent or possible embar rassment to the Pres ident, mem bers of his family or offici als of”
“se investigations, the White House Security Office requests approximately 13,000 name checks per yea r concerning persons who visit th e White House complex and who coul d pose a physical thrent or possible embar rassment to the Pres ident, mem bers of his family or offici als of”
“uilding . ...number-seven.adjac ent to th e Wh ite House White House and that Mr. John Ehrlich ma nn has advised Mard ian that an in dividual named Morell Sharp, a former Sup reme Court Justice from the State of Washington is being designated to work with the Unit for the next si”
“-depth report on developments on the Middle East confrontation. His report was greeted with enthusia sm 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 Co ”
“The Evening and Sunday Bulletin 30TH AND MARKET STREETS PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19101 Serving the Greater Philadelphia and South Jersey Area to attend information seminars with my daughter, Sharon, at the three universities. As I told you, she plans to go to Georgetown, Americ”
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“visitors appear as guests of the United States. Each had their own embassy to take care of them, however, he thought there might be some obligations in which I could be helpful. He said that following the Arlington service on Monday afternoon he would hold a reception in the Depa”
“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 administrativ”
“tions, the White House Security Office reques ts approximately 13 ,000 name checks per year concerni ng pers ons who visit the White House complex and who c ou ld pose a physical thrent or possible embarrassment to the President, members of his family or officials of the White Ho”
“is wise. Knowing this President as this President is, he wants to get close to the audience; he wants to reach over and shake hands with people. That concerns me because you never know when an emotionally unstable person may be in that crowd. As you noted, he has frequently br”
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“concerning the usage of microphones and electronic devices had been brought about as a result of Bobby Kennedy's brash practices. He* stated he deeply resented the fact Der that Bobby Kennedy had thrown his former partner, Sheldon Cohen (Director, / Internal Revenue) to the ”
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“gainst it and later in the day Gaylord Nelson had His vote recorded against it also. 5:49p f 5:52p f 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 it to him. He also approved the draft (by Will Spa”