Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and Gerald Ford.
Citation No.: 11012
November 3, 1966
Time: 6:33 PM
Speakers: President Johnson, Gerald Ford, and Yolanda Boozer.
General Topic: Communist Bloc; Congressional Relations; Defense; Diplomacy; East Asia & The Pacific; Elections; Foreign Aid; International Economic Policy; LBJ Personal; National Politics; Southeast Asia; USSR & Eastern Europe; Vietnam; Vietnam Criticism; Western Europe
Topics: LBJ Discusses His Health And Upcoming Surgery, Background And Results Of Manila Conference; Vietnam Situation; Asian Economic Progress; Protests During Asian Trip; Communist Misunderstanding Of Effect Of Congressional Elections On Vietnam Policy
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