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Johnson's workday routines and daily press
Lyndon B. Johnson rises at 6 30 a m and begins a day of schedule plotting reading and briefing with Jack Valenti. The president reads seven to eight newspapers every morning and stays in touch with officials and reporters as he controls visitors and lunch with influential figures. A Vermonter, Mrs Raymond Griswold, becomes director of the American Red Cross Far Eastern Area Office.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lyndon
Johnson
Jack Valenti
White House
Delega
Valenti
John F. Kennedy
Washington Post
Baltimore Sun
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
New York Daily News
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia Inquirer
Congress
Oval Office
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Raymond Griswold
Burlington
American Red Cross
Far Eastern
Griswold
Red Cross
Far East
Richmond, VI
Huntington
Richmond
University of Vermont
Northfield
5Th Air Force
Fuchu
Japan
Hawaii
Vera B. Millham