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Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and McGeorge Bundy.

Citation No.: 5630

September 21, 1964
Time: 6:55 PM

Speakers: President Johnson and McGeorge Bundy

General Topics: Congressional Relations; Defense; Elections; National Politics; Presidency; Press Relations; Public Relations

Topics: Bundy Recommends That William Fulbright, Not Adlai Stevenson, Respond Following Goldwater's Upcoming Meeting With Eisenhower; Discussion Of Time Magazine Story And Goldwater's Statements On Delegation Of Authority To Use Nuclear Weapons
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