VHiif Hous e CA"^ Da te June 3, 1967>ENT LYNDO N B . JOHNSONMARYPresident began his day at (Place) The White House, Washington, DC Day SATURDAY

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xxxxNote: in tonight's night reading MJDR has a note

1:13a t Situation Room to the President saying "if you miss the FDR. : • • painting in your Oval Rm Office over fireplac e -10:08a f Secy Rusk it is on an easel in the Cab. Rm. Madame

Elizabeth Shoumatoff was in this a , m. to do somework on it. She wants to come back it in the

10:11a t Marie Fehmer at home morning (Sunday) to check today's work.. ' : Arrangements for her to do so and to have paint-

10:30a f Doug Cater ing rehung early Monday have been made.

10:55a t Marvin Watson (off the board) in New York City

11:20a t Joe Califano ;r

11:34a £ Dale Meek s in Johnson City. Texas - at Judge Moursund's

11:45a t Marvin Watson - i n New York City (thru Wh. Hse Board) •

12:11p t | Secy Robert McNamara ;

12:50p t MJDR - to dictate changes in telegram to go to Sen. Yarborough in Texasi1 .

12:51p t Joe Califano (pl)

1:03p [ t | Jim Jones (MW's pl) \1 : 1 __ ,

1:06p | L_4 Ashton Gonella __| ^ ! __^ '

1:07p i L_J Doug Cater (pl ) - but talked w/Erv Duggan dictating changes in statement Secy Ruskproposed the President might use in an ad lib on MidEast in tonight's speech.

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ENT LYNDON 6. JOHNSO NMAJtYresident began his day at (Place) The White House, Washington, D. C. Day SATURDAY

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1:42 p The President arrived in Oval Rm Office

1:50p t yb - come in and work items on signing table

1:50p f Joe Califano (pl)

1:56p t . Jim Jones .

^1:57p t William Driver - Administrator of VA regarding signing of Bill for the Reliefof Mrs. Stowe, a veteran's widow - bill was a private bill authorizing Mrs. Stowebe given $4000. (Recommendations given to the President were that he NOT sign itbut to veto it) Mr. Driver told the President that by signing this bill he (the President)

would not be starting any precedents and that he would be of the opinion that the PResident: sign it.

1:59p Joe Califan o in w/Bill for the Relief of Mrs. Stowe ____.1:59p The President sign Bill for the Relief of Mrs. Stowe

2:02p George Christian in •/ I2:15p - 2:22 | The Vice President and Jim Jones ; .2:18p - 2:20p | Mr. and Mrs. William Jenner (fm South Wark, London, England)

. David Jenner - 8yr oldMiss Patty Poulsen - (Patricia) American Airlines stewardess accompanying JennersMr. Frank Brunton American Airlines representative all over U.S.A.Robert Takes, America n Airlines and public relations man for AA.

Mr. Norman Sherman. P hotog who d id_NOT ( Pictures taken )VI ' s staff h ave his camera. ..._...

I (when the Vice President was in London on Apr 4, 1967, he went to South Wark to ij \ housing project called "Sceaux Gardens". . .while visiting there he was givenj | a silver dollar by an 8-yr old boy, David Jenner. The young boy had taken this dollar from

his coin collection to give it for some poor boy in the United States.

HITE House Dat e June 3, 1967ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSONNARYresident began his day at (Place) The White House, Washington, D. C. Da y SATURDAY

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The Vice President gave the silver dollar to a summer camp program forneedy children. \

• The Jenner family were surprise guests on j&4 TV JKKga^sK "Mike Douglas show"_-- the taping was June 2d - and is to be shown on June 9. Mike Douglas flew theJenners to the United States for the taping and they are bein g given a tour of theUnited States by American Airlines. '_Mr. William Jenner is a private chauffe ur in South Wark, England

2:27p The President departed Oval Rm Office and went to 2d floor '

2:42p t George Christian ' '

2:45p ~ { LUNCH w/Geo. Christian •Ashton Gone lla

^2:47p t Secy Henry Fowler

2:56p t Jim Jones •/.. ., j , | r ;3:11P I * | Secy Rusk

/ I '\-3:25p i t i . Hal Saunders - in Sit Rm - White House - regarding recent report on Middle East situation.

ITE House Date June 3, 19674T LYNDON B. JOHNSONMTVsident began his day at (Place) The White House, Wash, DC Day SATURDAY

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4:24p - 4:28p The President departed White House by car and drove to MACS Terminal, National; Airport

with George ChristianJim Jones [Sgt. Kenneth Gaddis ;

( Dr. Geo. Burkley rode in another staff car)

4:30p - 4:32p The President boarded Air Force Convair - for trip to NYC - ramp aboard smiling broadly,_. w_/Mr. and Mrs. Joe Califano // and warmly greeted and shook hands with each of the4:38p - enflight £- Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Abell passengers as he worked his way from the front of the

, C Mrs. Robert Kintner plane back to his cabin.; Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Alexander \ ;

^x Mr. Robert Strauss - business assoc.. of Jake Jacobsen's in Austin TexMr. Charles Roche

LX Mr. Simon McHugh ___________^____.___ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Boozer Jr, .. . t * / _______Mrs. Juanita Roberts ; Ph1. Fisher

C^^.Jake Jacobsen ________

, Okamot o ,_- Ben Wattenberg ;

£ Amb. Averell HarrimanC Cong. Benjamin S. Rosenthal •

j Cong. Joe Resnick: j George Christian

| Dr. George Burkley1 '. L_ Jim Jones ' ;

i ^George Hearn, Federal Maritime CommissionI j Sgt. Kenneth Gaddis

HITE HOUSE Da te June 3, 1967EKT LYNDON B. JOHNSO NNARYresident began his day at (Place) The White House, Washington, D. C. Day SATURDAY

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. t o .4:40p - The following people to President's private compartment

Cong. Benjamin S. RosenthalCong. Joe ResnickGeo. ChristianAmb. Averell. HarrimanClifford AlexanderCharles Roche

5:32p Air Force One arrived at LaGuardia Airport. New York \President emerged fm cabin saying "Okay, this is it, isn't it!" ;

£>x4s&p. The President to limosine - riding with him were:5:35pm 1 _ Departed accompanied by: <s

, *•"""Gov. Averell Harriman Cong. Benjamin RosenthalC Cong. Joe Resnic k Marvin Watson

j Motorcade moved out into an unusually quiet evening and few people and traveled quicklyto its destination w/out slowing or stopping for any of the pockets of crowds here

and there1—————— . . i ,—_— _

5:55pm Th e President arrived at the Americana Hotel, New York City - to suite

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Upon arrival a t the Americana Hotel the President moved quickly and uneventuallyto his su ite on the 10th floor, to dress and wait for Lynda Bird and Mrs. Johnson. ""(Yolanda Boozer and Juanita Roberts waited outside door designated as one where "typewriter would be available for retyping the State Democratic Dinner speech.As more men went into the room to change into evening clothes, -- further delaying thestart of retyping the speech, another room was opened and set up for this work.

'. When the speech was retyped by Yolanda Boozer and proofed, she and MJDR found all: on that floor gone downstairs. The party was located at a reception . . . in a room off

__. the ballroom. ________________________________^^YB and MJDR located the entrance for the President's next appearance and waited ^

- there for the party which formed about pm. The President and Mrs. Johnsonstood in the kitche n anti-room to the ballroom for approx 6:57p to 7:06p withouttalking with each other nor with anyone else except Arthur Krim who apparently hid amessage for the President and spoke to him for a moment. Also, an unknown gentlemanbrought and offered a chair to Mrs. Johnson (who then was patting and rubbing thePresident's back). Mrs. Johnson declined the chair. During this period the head tableguests filed by and-took their places on the dais. . '

6:30pm Th e President, Mrs. Johnson, Lynda to Head Table Reception - picturesOS President entered ballroom - The Americana Hotel. The Vice President immediatelyr__ . presented Lynda to the audience. ; . . .

- Applause. ______| The Vice President said "Lynda is my date as Mrs. Humphrey is not feeling well tonight.| The Vice President then presented Mrs. Johnson.

The applause was slightly louder and longer followed by the VP's presentation ___: (accompanied by Hail to the Chief) of the President. There were a couple of shouts

ahead of an encouraging applause,__^.__^ | ^

7:10p f 7:27pm (EDT ) ^/ REMARKS by the President (ad-libbed a good bit) AT THE NEW YORK STATE DEMOCRA-I i__ ronrlnH^H remarks. ' TIC DINNER - Imperial Ballroom1 i Prolonged applause. Americana Hotel, New York City

KITE HOUSE Da te June 3, 1967ENT LYHOON B. JOHNSONMARYresident began his day at (Place) The Whit e House, Washington, D. C. . Day SATURDAY

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£s Senator Kennedy was introduced and spoke. His remarks were mostfavorable to th e President . .

7:35pm The President departed the Ballroom - and entered onto a platform elevatorjust outside the anteroom he had waited in earlier to go into the Ballroom.There was a delay here -- someone calling out "wait for Sen. Kennedy. "The wait seemed much longer than time would indicate it to be. No one made aneffort to talk with the President. He just leaned back against the side wall andsniffed his inhalator. (accompanied by Mrs. Johnson, Lynda, Sen. Robt Kennedy,

\ Ed Weisl ) . . ,

The short drive from th e Americana to the Waldorf was relatively quiet and ueventful.Intersections were heavily populated with, people who, tho quiet, seemed friendly, ________

— no ugly signs, no shouts.,7:41pm The President arrived the Waldorf Astoria - to 18th floor Reception. .

/ ; :7:55pm 6^ The Presidential party moved quickly to the Starlight Roof for the reception and

short speech appearance before the Associates Division of the President's Club. ^

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8:30pm ; Departed the Starlight Roof and went to the| where Receiving line for approx. 150 members of the President's Club. This was

referred to as the "VIP Reception for President's Club Members" Pictures were taken

nire Housf . . Date Jun e 3, 1967NT LYNDON B. JOHNSONIARY•esident began his day at (Place) The White House, Washington, D. C. Day SATURDAY

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9:10pm The President. Mrs. Johnson, Lynda to the Main Ballroom ofthe Waldorf-Astoria^ for Dinner and Dancing

The President was seated at Table A: Seated with him were:' C_ j X*" Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Benjamin '

/ Hon. James Farley_T Mr . and Mrs. Harry E . Gould ^// Sen. Robert Kennedy/ '

*//' Gov. and Mrs. John King o f N. Hampshire. & ( Mrs. Arthur D. Krim * '

\ Mrs. Albert D. LaskerI Mr. and Mrs . Robert Lehman \/ Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Levieni Mr. and Mrs. Robert StraussV Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Weisl, Sr.xT ^ ^_

see p. 8 for notes re President

\ ' 0 ^ ^. • * ^-- "Remarks by Mr. Arthur Krim - introduced Sen. Robt Kennedy. Secy Weaver,

NY Congressional delegation by names (each person stood up) -- applause|_ then introduced the Vice President

. Remarks by the Vice President - introduced the President

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i CS REMARKS by the Presidenti

'HITE HOUSE Date June 3, 1967ENT LYNDON B. JOHNSONWARYresident began his day at (Place) Th e White House, Washington, D. C. Day SATURDAY

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. The President seemed to be enjoying himself this evening. He dancedthe greater part of the evening and appeared to b e having a delightfu l

• time.

11:45pm The President. Mrs. Johnson. Lynda. Jim Jones departed Waldorf-Astoria: | b y limosine - departure motorcade and flight back -- uneventful.

, to Marine Terminal , LaGuardi a Airport12:10am Arrived LaGuardia Airport

12:17am The President departed NYC via AF #1 (Pres. asked the Congressman back to his, w/Mrs. Johnson. Lynda cabin when airborne)

i i // Mr. and Mrs. Jack Valenti1 1 »i ———• ^___^____I |~ . tlX / Cong. Richard McCarthy •j ; \ PMG Lawrence O'Brie n (

Cong. Jame s H . Scheue r more on p.9

WE House Date June 3. 1967NT LYNDON B. JOHNSONIARYreident began his day at (Place) The White H °USe, Washington, D. C. Day SATURDAY

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l:10a President and Mrs. Johnson arrived MACS Terminal. National Airportto car w/Lynda and Jake Jacobsen

1:30a In the White House -; Upstair s on 2d floor

1:30a - 3:55a Jake Jacobsen with the President

4:00am Retired ] ;

12:17am entry - continuation of names on AF #1 fm NYC to Wash, DC:Sherwin Markman •

£x"* Jack Nelson - Advance man Ben WattenbergSS Agent Jerry Kivett ^ Cong. Benjamin S. RosenthalSS Agent Mike Howard Geo. ChristianMr. and Mrs. Joe Califano Dr. Geo. Burkley

£*" Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Abell Jim Jones6^ Mrs. Robert Kintner ( Geo. Hearn, Federal Maritime Commission

j Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Alexander Sgt. Kenneth GaddisMr, Charles Roche

i | _ Mrs. Juanita Robertsi j^^"j j ^ Jake Jacobsen

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