Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and Dwight Eisenhower.
Citation No.: 12401. Continues to 12402.
November 4, 1967
Time: 10:05 AM. Continues,
Location: Mansion
Speakers: President Johnson and Dwight Eisenhower
General Topic: Arts; Civil Disorders; Civil Rights; Congressional Relations; Crime & Law Enforcement; Defense; Diplomacy; East Asia & The Pacific; Latin America; National Politics; Presidency; Press Relations; Religion; Social Events; Vietnam Criticism; Urban Affairs
Topics: Eisenhower Declines Invitation To Dinner For Eisaku Sato; Eisenhower's WH Portrait; Vietnam Progress; Buttercup Peace Effort; South Vietnamese Elections; Pow Exchange; RFK; MLK; Riots; Antiwar Movement; Eisenhower Says He Is Pleased With Vietnam Progress
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