Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and Jack Horner,.
Citation No.: 12702
February 5, 1968
Time: 8:34 AM
Location: Mansion
Speakers: President Johnson and Jack Horner
General Topics: Appointments & Nominations; Communist Bloc; Defense; Diplomacy; East Asia & The Pacific; National Politics; Press Relations; Vietnam; Vietnam Criticism
Topics: Horner Asks About South Korean Press Report On Panmunjon Talks On USS Pueblo; LBJ Says Press Is Lying, Complains About Marvin Kalb, Drew Pearson Column On William Westmoreland; Tet Offensive; South Korean Troops In Vietnam; McNamara's Statement On Pueblo
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