Johnson Administration - 1963 – 1966

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Includes suggestions for LBJ’s acceptance speech at 1964 Democratic Convention and for 1965 State of the Union Message and small amount of material on transition following assassination of President Kennedy

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explanies;
March 10, 1965
BKS:
The February 2nd letter from
Albert Schweitzer is a thank you for the
President's tribute on Schweitzer's 90th
birthday, so it does not require a reply.
The general philosophizing which
Schweitzer does would require the President
to reply in the same vein so unless LBJ
wants to be pushed into a steady exchange
on philosophical matters, I think it would
be safe to let the matter drop at this point.
HHS
Att: Translation of Schweitzer
letter to LBJ, 2/2/62, and
WH files 12/31/64 and 1/21/65

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