A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [typescript]
305 leaves 22.5 x 29cm
Physical
Description:
It
is stamped with accession # 47263 in red on first nine pages and last three
pages. Stamped with 'Setting Copy'
on the first two pages. Fourth page
has 'to R. Loomes' in blue ink in the upper left corner. In the bottom right corner is stamped 'received...approved
12/22/66 E.B.'. Correction, deletions and printer's marks are in red, blue and
black ink. Words and sentences are
crossed out and words written in in pencil.
Pages are numbered in the upper left corner, some have been crossed out
and rewritten in in pencil in the upper right corner. Two pages (180 and 182a) are typed paragraphs and stapled to
a full sheet to make a page.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [envelope]
30.5
x 40cm
Physical
Description:
The
envelope is addressed to The Haddon Craftsmen, Inc.. This is crossed out and
Bishop is written in pencil under the address.
A Day in the Life of President Johnson foul mat Original is written in
red and underlined. Bert Krantz 457
is written in black crayon to the left of address.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [draft]
21
x 28cm
Physical
Description:
This is a draft of front of book on very thin paper. It is stamped with #47263 in red and has printer's marks in green and red ink down right side and across the bottom of the draft.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [newsclippings]
8
newsclippings
Physical
Description:
"Parade";
Aug. 28, 1966. Titled "What's
New on the Emergency Link? The Hot
Line has a Birthday", by Fred Blumenthal.
28
x 32cm.
New
York Times; June 4; Titled "Lynda Johnson: A Dutiful
"The
Evening Star" Washington D.C.; Thursday Sept. 15, 1966.
Titled 'Johnson Lets' the Feel of His Lasso' Slip', by James J.
Kilpatrick.
"The
Evening Star" Washington D.C.; Sept. 15, 1966. Titled "Vietnamese
Really No Strangers to Democracy", by Crosby S. Noyes.
"The
Evening Star" Washington D.C.; 1966.
Titled "Marcos' visit a Dramatic Reminder", by David Lawrence.
Parts are boxed and underlined in blue ink.
"Motor
Boating"; October 1966. Titled
" Automatic Pilot You Install and Forget". There is writing on the top of the page in blue ink
"Dear Dick-This is it. Jim". It
has an arrow to the price which is then circled.
"Whistle-Stopping
aboard the Flying White House", by Richard B. Stolley.
On the back side is "Stops Get Shorter, The Pace Quickens".
Looks to be from "Parade".
"Parade"
November 14, 1971. Titled "LBJ
and Doris Kearns" by Carol Dunlap. Doris
Kearns was a White House Fellow first assigned to the Labor Department.
28
x 32cm.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [article]
8
sheets 25 x 32cm
Physical
Description:
The
cover of "House and Garden" October; 60cents.
The cover story 'Upstairs at the White House: The Historic Rooms Where
the First Family Lives'. Notations
in pencil are marked by the pictures and text.
Title 'The Yellow Oval Room' is marked 12 midnight on the left side. Under the title is 'Texas Delegation Party' written in.
Midnight is noted by the title 'The Oval Room's Paintings in pencil and two
paragraphs are marked. Within the
title "A Place People Really Live" by Scottie Lanahan, a section is
marked off and 3pm written beside it. The
title "The President's Dining Room" is all marked by drawing a box
around half of it and 2:30pm written in beside it.
There are many pictures.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [invitation]
Physical
Description:
Dinner
Menu "The White House Wednesday September 14, 1966".
Dessert was 'Glace Imelda'. 11.5
x 17cm.
The
President and Mrs. Johnson Request the pleasure of the company of Mr. & Mrs.
Bishop for dinner. 17 x 11.5cm.
On
the occassion of the visit of His Excellency The President of the Republic of
the Philippines and Mrs. Marcos. 12.5
x 9.5cm.
Black
tie card. 8 x 5cm.
Card
to present at The Southwest Gate to get in.
Table
number card. Table 8.
11 x 7.5cm.
Four
copies, three pages to each, list of people attending the dinner.
At the top of one of the copies is a note "Mr. Bishop-those marked
are seated at your table #8. The #8
is in red pencil the rest in blue ink. One
of the other copies is for Mrs. Bishop Table #20-those marked are seated with
you. Red pencil and blue ink.
Names are underlined in red.
Booklet
folded in half titled "Moments from Great Americam Musicals".
This is in honor of His Excellency The President of the Republic of the
Philippines and Mrs. Marcos, Wednesday September 14, 1966. "The White
House".
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [invitation]
20.5
x 14.5
Physical
Description:
Invitation
from The President of the Republic of the Philippines and Mrs. Marcos to a
reception in Honor of The President of the United States and Mrs. Johnson.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [biographies]
Mrs.
Elizabeth S. Carpenter; one page; 21 x 27.5cm. Notation 6pm in pencil and parts
underlined in pencil.
W.
Marvin Watson; two pages; 21 x 27.5cm. Notation 8am in blue ink and 62A written in
the upper right corner.
Jake
Jacobsen; three pages; 21 x 27.5cm. Notation
8am in blue ink and 62C in upper right corner.
Joseph
A. Califano, Jr.; two pages; 21 x 27.5cm. Notation
9am in blue ink and 62B in upper right corner.
Walt
Whitman Rostow; two pages; 21 x
27.5cm. Notation 7:30am and 37B in
upper right corner.
Bill
Moyers; two pages; 22.5 x 36cm. No
notes.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [schedules]
10
pages 22.5 x 29cm
Physical
Description:
These
papers are the President's Schedule for the following days:
Thursday, May 19, 1966; Friday, May 20, 1966; Tuesday, May 31, 1966;
Wednesday, June 1, 1966; and Thursday, June 2, 1966.
Parts are underlined in black marker and time notes written in in blue
ink. There are page numbers in the
upper right corner consisting of a number and in some cases a number and a
letter.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [press
releases]
Physical
Description:
One
page; For Release 10:00am
Washington Time; October 16, 1965; 'Office of the Press Secretary to Mrs.
Johnson...First of 3,800 Japanese Cherry trees...arrive
21
x 27.5cm.
Two
pages; For Release Upon Delivery;
12:30pm MST; 2-23-66; 'Remarks by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson to American Road
Builders Association Denver, Colorado'. 6pm
in pencil against two sections of the text.
There are many words and sentences underlined.
22.5
x 36cm.
Three
pages; For Release Upon Delivery;
June 3, 1966. 'Remarks by the President to the National Council of Senior
Citizens'. 5:45pm in blue ink.
In upper left corner noted 22.5N 80-1W.
In upper right corner is 215A.
22.5
x 36cm.
One
page; For Immediate Release; July
13, 1966; 'Office of the Press Secretary to Mrs. Johnson' gift of 100,000
daffodil bulbs. 6pm written in
pencil.
21
x 27.5cm.
One
page; Press Release; For Release
Upon Delivery (blue ink); Sept. 14, 1966 'Excerpts from the President's Toast at
the State Dinner...' 9pm in pencil.
21
x 27.5cm.
Three
pages; For Release at 6:00p, EDT;
9-14-66; 'State Dinner in Honor of His Excellency Ferdinand E. Marcos...' Some
underlining done in blue ink.
22.5
x 36cm.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [press
conference]
22.5
x 36cm
Physical
Description:
Ten
pages; Press Conference No. 63;
12:00Noon EDST; May 21, 1966. Subject:
South Vietnamese. Some sections are
crossed out with blue ink.
Eight
pages; Press Conference No. 64;
12:55pm EDST; June 1, 1966. 144 in
black ink in upper right corner. There
are some sections crossed out and notations in blue ink.
Two
pages; News Conference 455-A; 11:20am EDT; May 24, 1966. 'At the White House
with Bill Moyers'. This copy for
Press use. Parts of text are
crossed out in blue ink.
Three
pages; News Conference #458-A; 4:45pm EDST; May 25, 1966.
'At The White House with Robert Fleming'. This copy for Press use.
Parts are circled in blue ink.
Six
pages; News Conference 459-A; 12:15pm EDT; May 26, 1966. 'At The White House
with Robert Fleming'. This copy for
Press use. 144C written in upper
right corner in black ink. Parts of
text are crossed off in blue ink.
Four
pages; News Conference 460-A; 11:45am EDT May 27, 1966. 'At The White House with
Bill Moyers'. This copy for Press
use. 144B is in the upper right
corner and large sections are crossed out in blue ink.
Three
pages; News Conference 465-A; 4:45pm EDT; June 1, 1966.
'At The White House with Bill Moyers'.
This copy for Press use. At
the top is 1pm Srr p.3-transfer this to 6pm.
Parts of the text are circled on the first and third pages.
Four
pages; News Conference 472-A; 12:20pm EDT; June 6, 1966.
'At The White House with Bill Moyers'.
This copy for Press use. Sections
crossed off with blue ink.
Four
pages; News Conference 471-A; 5:00pm EDT; June 8, 1966. 'At The White House with
Bill Moyers. This copy for Press
use. Sections crossed off with blue ink.
Four
pages; News Conference 474-A; 11:00am EDT; June 10, 1966.
'At The White House with Bill Moyers'.
This copy for Press use. Sections
have a box drawn around them with blue ink and parts of them are underlined.
One
page; News Conference 477-A; 4:30pm EDT; June 13, 1966.
'At The White House with Bill Moyers'.
This copy for Press use. 11:00am
is written in blue ink and a blue box is drawn around parts of the text.
144A is written in the upper right corner.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [pictures]
9
pictures 36 x 29cm
Physical
Description:
Color
picture of the Bishops and Johnsons relaxing on the ground in a field of
flowers.
Color
picture of the Bishops, Johnsons, and Lynda Bird in the Rose Garden.
The Johnsons are answering domestic questions.
Color
picture of The Bishops and Johnsons in the Yellow Oval Room.
Caption 'President Johnson is more accessible than other Presidents'.
Color
picture of the Bishops and Johnsons on President Johnson's boat.
Black
and White picture of Jim Bishop and the Johnsons on President Johnson's boat.
Color
picture of the Bishops and Johnsons walking by the White House.
Black
and White picture of the Bishops and President Johnson on a helicopter tour of
the President's Ranch.
Black
and White picture of the Bishops at a Cabinet meeting conducted by President
Johnson. The Bishops became the
first writers ever invited to sit in on the top-level meeting.
Black
and White picture of Kelly and Jim Bishop taking notes at the Cabinet meeting.
Black
and White picture of the Cabinet meeting.
Black
and White picture of 5, 6, & 7 Grade Class Cotulla 1928.
Beneath it is the note 5:15pm in blue ink.
21-14” x 11” b & w and color photos.
Bishops’ visit with the LB Johnsons in the White House and in
17-11” x 14” b & w photos. President Johnson at work in the White House. (2008-002)
7-8” x 10” color photos. Johnson family portraits outside the White House. (2008-002)
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [book]
175
pages 27 x 34cm
Physical
Description:
Titled
"Toward an Age of Greatness" Preface
by Hubert Humphrey, Vice President.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [galley]
92
sheets 16.5 x 62cm
Physical
Description:
Haddon
Craftsmen 'Printer's Proof' is stamped in red on every page.
The printer's marks are done in green pencil. Page numbers are in upper
left corner. There are different
initials in green on the sheets. There
are two pages per sheet. The second
sheet is initialed OK EB 2/3/67 in blue ink.
The Third sheet has a card attached to printer 'Note to Printer: Watch
decenders on all galleys'. On page
A-11 there is an insert typed on a yellow sheet of paper taped to the sheet.
There are only a few corrections done in red pencil or pencil.
Page 57-A has a typed insert and the original is crossed out with blue
pencil. Bank 18 Slide 1 starts on
the fourth sheet. The Slide number changes with each sheet.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [galley]
92
sheets 16.5 x 62cm
Physical
Description:
On
the front sheet is 'Author's Reading set please have book in this office by
February 13'. This is done in
pencil and circled. Bank 18 Slide 1
is on the first sheet with the Slide number changing on each sheet.
There are two pages per sheet. Corrections,
changes, and deletions are done in red ink, blue pencil, and pencil.
However, there are very few changes.
On Slide 17 the correction is made on yellow paper and attached to the
sheet. The Same with page 57-A.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [galley]
96
sheets 16.5 x 62cm
Physical
Description:
Haddon
Craftsmen 'Printer's Proof' is stamped in red on the sheets.
There are three pages per sheet. There
are very few marks on the sheets but when they are done they are in red ink or
blue pencil.
A
Day in The Life of President Johnson [typescript]
200
leaves 22.5 x 29cm
Physical
Description:
There
are many corrections, deletions, and changes all done with blue, green and red
ink, red pencil, and pencil. The text started with page number 6.
Large sections of text are crossed out.
A
Day in The Life of President Johnson [notebooks]
2
notebooks 19 x 26cm
Physical
Description:
These
are three ring small black notebooks. There
are tabs on the edge of the pages noting the time of day.
The first notebook covers background information and the times 7:00am to
12:00 noon. The second notebook covers the times from 1:00pm to
1:00am. Newspaper clippings are cut
and pasted onto pages in the notebook. All
the rest of the pages are typed or handwritten on both sides and each page is
crossed out with red pencil or blue ink.
A
Day in the Life of President Johnson [newsclippings]
1
27.5 x 34.5cm
Physical
Description:
This
is a clipping from LOOK Magazine
November 16, 1965 titled "The World of Leo Rosten:
Two Hours with LBJ". Parts are underlined, crossed out or a box drawn
around it with blue ink. There are time notes beside parts of the text.
A
Day in The Life of President Johnson [manual]
16
x 24cm
Physical
Description:
Parts
of "U.S. Goverment Organization Manual". It has the Contents,
Constitution, and a large part of the Executive Branch.
Notes and 3pm are in blue ink at the top of Contents page.
Pencil marks crossing off and boxing in large sections of text with time
notations written along side of the text.
A
Day in The Life of President Johnson [carbon paper]
12
leaves 22.5 x 28.5cm
Physical
Description:
Pink
very thin carbon like paper. The
top of page has 30-Anderson-RHB with three of the leaves stapled together.
Next is 33-Anderson-RHB with three leaves stapled together.
Next is 34-Anderson-RHB with three leaves stapled together and the same
with 35-Anderson-RHB.
A
Day in The Life of President Johnson [paperback
book]
18.5
x 26.5cm
Physical
Description:
Titled
"The White House: An Historic Guide". There is writing on the front consisting of page numbers and
notes in red ink. In the
Introduction, parts of the text are underlined and boxed in with pencil.
There are two Welcomes, one by Jacqueline Kennedy and the other by Lady
Bird Johnson. The pages that were
noted on the front of book have been torn out.
A
Day in The Life of President Johnson [folder]
38
x 27cm
Physical
Description:
This
is an empty brown file folder with strings to tie it shut.
It is addressed to M.C. Greenbaum and
contained Jim Bishop Material to be delivered to Mr. Greenbaum.
In upper left corner is a white label with Re: Client's Tax Data
1963-1964 underlined. The front has
DLPJ printed on left side. On back has "Day in Life of President
Johnson"
A
Day in The Life of President Johnson [booklets]
Physical
Description:
72
pages; "The Budget in Brief Fiscal Year 1967".
The number 234 is written in upper right corner in blue ink.
14
pages; "A Salute to Congress: Remarks
by the President prepared for Delivery on October 7, 1965".
In upper left corner '7pm' is written in red pencil.
A
Day in The Life of President Johnson [letters]
Physical
Description:
Note
on The White House notepaper from Marvin Watson to Mr. and Mrs. Bishop; June 2,
1966. Copies of letters, cannot use
names but gives you a 'feel' for one type of letter the President receives.
11 x 14cm.
Letter
from Mama to My Precious Children; Tuesday November 30, 1934.
From Mr. Johnson's mother to Lyndon and Lady Bird.
8am is written in blue ink in upper left corner. Three pages.
Letter
from Mrs. Otila Garcia to Mr. President; Feb. 17, 1966.
Thanking him for opportunities in this great land and sent a newspaper
clipping and picture of son.
2
pages and one clipping.
Copy
of same letter.
Letter
from Lyndon B. Johnson to Mrs. Otila Garcia; May 27, 1966.
Thanking her for writing and best wishes.
11am is written on left side in blue ink.
It is stamped in the lower right corner 'Received May 31, 1966 Central
Files'.
Letter
from Mary Margaret to Lyndon B. Johnson; May 5, 1966. Written at top left 'Personal Friend of years ago...crossed
paths infrequently in last 25 years.
Three
pages.
Letter
from Lyndon B. Johnson to Mary Margaret (Mrs.
Letter from Jack Valenti, MPAA, to Bishop. No date. Mildly protests one paragraph in the book concerning Valenti and Moyers. 2007-002.
A
Day in The Life of President Johnson [notes]
Physical
Description:
Two
typed pages; "Averting the
Water Crisis in the summer of 1965". One typed page; Typed summary of seven
different areas President Johnson covered.
1. North Eastern Drought; 2. Los Angeles Riots; 3. Married Men and the
Draft; 4. Steel Crisis; 5. Civil Rights Reorganization; 6. Food-for-Peace
Reorganization; 7. Food and Fiber Commission.
Seven
typed pages; Titled "One
Thousand Days of Achievement: The Elementary and Secondary Education Act of
1965. Has the notation '7pm' in
pencil on the top left corner.
One
typed page; Titled "Air Force One".
It is on very thin pink carbon like paper. The text is about Air Force One.
Three
pages taken from a book "Automatic Data Processing for Protective
Intelligence". Time notations
are done in blue ink. Parts of the
text are underlined and the first page has a 15 x 9cm square cut out of the
middle of it. In the upper right corner is the number 195A written in.
One sheet titled "Special Report" from Michigan State Chamber of Commerce; April 22, 1965. Subtitle "The Litter Problem-Michigan's Disgrace". Time notations are done in pencil and some written notes are in blue ink. The front of leaflet is crossed off in pencil from corner to corner.
described by Rayola Appleby
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