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Gov. Connally talks with reporters Friday at White House after chat with President.
Connally Tells JFK I
DMIN
10-55-63
1-1
2.
Texas for Democrats
CO-2-34,030
B1 "OSERT E. BASKIN
Little criticism over the state of to present something to the
Washir Raroan of The News
either, Connally reported.
White House in about week.
a rich man's son who "did not give a damn about people, " while President
WASH. John B.
Kennedy remarked that
he
Johnson would work with the people. In any case, the Cuban stated that
Connaliy of Texas Friday ad-
had heard very little about civil
HE DECLINED to discuss de-
President Johnson would not stand in their way.
vised President Kennedy that the
rights problems in Texas, Con-
tails at the present time.
"general political atmosphere'
nally said.
"Many places in the state
of his state is favorable to the
"I told him everybody had
want him to come," Connally
A few days later the American was informed by the Cuban and another
Democratic party as 1964 ap-
worked at it, at the state coun-
said.
unknown Cuban that he was a member of a group of six persons and that they
proaches.
ty and city leveis," the gover-
Among them, he said, are
had one "banker". Two of the members of this group owned a small screw machine
At the same time, Connally
nor said, "and that remarkable
Corpus Christi and San Angelo,
factory. (It should be noted at this noint that automatic weapons can
acknowledged to reporters after
progress had been made."
plus the four big Texas cities:
readily be obtained as souvenirs if the barrels have been plugged, and it
talking to tha President for
Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth
about 45 minutes, that Sen. Bar-
CONNALLY said he did not
and San Antonio. In addition,
is the practice of gun runners to obtain these plugged weapons, take them to
ry Goldwater, R-Ariz. has "con-
viow civil rights as the para-
he reported, two colleges have
an unscrupulous screw machine operator and have the barrels reamed out
siderable strengih in Texas.
mount issne in next year's pres-
made serious bids for the Pres-
since the plugging is mainly lead.) The American informed the two Cubans
He said be toid Kennedy that
idential clection in Texas. After
ident to appear on deir cam-
(h
that since the assassination of President Kennedy a great deal of "heat"
the 1:654 campaign will be a
tha nomifitions have been
puses. He declinad to name the
r
hard 038, bit that be into con-
made and the platforms drawn,
had been created and that his party was willing to provide the guns to the
colleges.
fident Democratic nominees
he declared, "There won't be
Asked about reported plans
Cubans for a nominal downpayment if the Cuban group could provide them with
would win.
much to choose between the
for the President to attend a
the responsible party in the Chicago area who would vouch that the remainder
Connally cited recent Belden
two parties" on civil rights.
dinner in Houston honoring Con-
of the money would be paid to them after the deal had been consummated.
Poll which showed Kennedy
He said he wouldn't under-
gressman Albert Thomas on the
je
The American informed the Cubans that his group was saving six guns,
!eading Goldwater by percent-
take to define what the major
and
night of Nov. 21, Connally said d
age points in the state. Project-
issue is likely to be in 1964
the White House would have to
e
should they be double-crossed they intended to take retribution.
ing this, Connally said, Ken-
"because don't know.
answer that question.
nedy' edge over Goldwater in
Connally told reporters that
He saidghe would character
e
The investigation continued some time, with the Cuban and the American
contest better todays-wo be
Goldwater is being acclaimed
ize the President's Texas trip
meeting regularly and discussing the possible purchase of guns and
263,000 votes if million voters
as conservative by many peo-
as political campaign trip-
turn out.
pie "who really don't know
"as such.'
ammunition for the Cuban. At no time did any of the conversation between
him."
"It's not my place to deter-
le
the American and the Cuban reflect that the activities in which the Cubans
(IN 1923, Kennedy defeated
"His image may fade when
mine that, however," he added.
w
were engaged in any way had any connection with the assassination of
Richard M. Nixon by only 45,-
they find out about him." Con-
President Kennedy. None of the persons involved in this investigation
000 votes in Texas)
nally said.
WHITE HOUSE sources last
as
Cormally said the President
Connaily said be had been
had any connection with the assassination, nor was there any indication
weck frankly stated that the
asted a number of questions
asked to make recommenda-
visit would be political one.
(n
that any of the persons involved had any information concerning the assas-
gubernatorial adminis-
tions on plans for the Pres-
Eartier Friday the governor
(R
sination of President Kennedy. The investigation is continuing along lines
tration and the record of the
ident's Nov. 21-22 visit to Texas
called on Agriculture Secretary
In
other than that involved in the assassination.
'ast Legislarure. There has been
and that he expected to be able
Orville Freeman to urge inclu-
t
sion of funds in the next budget
a
to keep screwworms, which in-
(pr
fest cattle, out of Texas, which
for
has largely eliminated them.
He also discussed with Free
man the Toledo Bend Dam on
the Sabine River, project in
DISTRIBUTION:
which Texas, Louisiana and the
federal government will cooper-
de
Chief
Orig. & lcc i
ate.
Miami
2 cc
Connally also visited the Pen-
e
tagon, where he met with De-
Dallas
fense Secretary Robert S. Mc-
Detroit
2 cc
Namara and Deputy Secretary
Grand Rapids
2 cc
Rosweil L Gilpatrick. The gov-
I
Birminghan
2 cc
ernor carried with him data
Springfield
2 cc
showing decline in prime right
itary contracta in Texas from
FBI, Chicago
1 cc
1958 1962.
Chicago
2 cc
Friday night he attended a
reception given by touring East
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Ip
COMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2959-Continued
members in honor of the Texas 10
congressional delegation, after
fe
which he was scheduled to fly
hs
back t8trexas.
the
COMMISSION EXHIBIT No. 2960
or THE DIRECTOR
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDER/
1
NO 100-16601/ jas
Commission Exhibit No. 2961
7
September 11, 1964
BY COURTER SERVICE
On December 16, 1963, E. A. REIMFERN, Terminal
Manager, Southern Greyhound Bus Lines, 1710 Tulane Avonue
furnishod the following information to SAA JALIES E. SCHLITÉT, JR.:
There are 13 separate buses leaving Now Orleass
Honorable J. Lee Rankin
withiff a 24-hour period going to or through Houston, Texas.
General Counsel
These buses can be identified as to time leaving New Orleans
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