Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and Gerald Ford.
Citation No.: 8154. Continues to 8155.
June 17, 1965
Time: 7:50 PM. Continues.
Speakers: President Johnson and Gerald Ford
General Topics: Condolences & Greetings; Congressional Relations; Defense; National Politics; Presidency; Press Relations; Vietnam; Vietnam Criticism
Topics: Ford's Son's Accident; B-52 Bombing Raid In South Vietnam; Melvin Laird's Statement; LBJ Discusses Proposed Role Of US Ground Troops; Ford Requests Meeting On Troops; LBJ Complains About Misleading Press Stories, Leaks; Goodpaster's Briefing Of Eisenhower
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