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LBJ and Walter Heller December 23 1963 -poverty-programs LBJ and Walter Reuther December 23 1963 -priorities-to-walter-reuther LBJ and Walker Stone January 6 1964 -poverty-programs LBJ and Walter Reuther December 23 1963 -priorities-to-walter-reuther LBJ. UAW president Walter Reuther.
Lbj invites reuther uaw board to wh for presentation of uaw award to lbj.
Walter reuther lbj. LBJ Explains His Policy Priorities To Walter Reuther. In this brief conversation excerpt recorded a month after President Kennedys assassination President Johnson laid out some of his policy priorities. Johnson told Walter Reuther the president of United Auto Workers.
Lbj puts reuther on hold for 130 in middle of call to get information from walter jenkins. Continues on next recording Rights. Possibly copyright restricted see copyright note in Collection Description.
Reuther library archives of labor and urban affairs wayne state university Walter Reuther left had President Lyndon Johnsons backing for the all-American small car. Office secretary announces call from walter reuther. Lbj tells her he is meeting with fowler and mills and asks if he can call reuther later.
Reuther and telephone operator give secretary information on how to reach reuther contributor. Reuther walter 1907-1970. Lbj tells reuther that hhh and lbj cannot attend uaw convention because of their schedules but lbj can address them via telephone.
Lbj invites reuther uaw board to wh for presentation of uaw award to lbj. Willard wirtz attendance at convention. Walter Reuther 19071970 was an American union leader advisor to FDR JFK and LBJ ally of MLK and advocate for civil rights womens rights universal healthcare public education affordable housing and environmentalism.
LBJ and Walter Heller December 23 1963 -poverty-programs LBJ and Walter Reuther December 23 1963 -priorities-to-walter-reuther LBJ and Walker Stone January 6 1964 -poverty-programs LBJ and Walter Reuther December 23 1963 -priorities-to-walter-reuther LBJ. But boy when I needed to get them to help on a vote if Walter Reuther called them I could never change them 7 7. Walter Reuther 1907-1970 was a tireless crusader on behalf of organized.
Walter Reuther was among the most influential labor leaders of the 20th CenturyAlthough it was not inevitable that Reuther would become part of the labor movement his passion for equality and social justice would have untimely led him down a similar path. LBJ also goes over Gallup poll results with OBrien that show increasing support for LBJs reelection. Walter Reuther and LBJ discuss the Michigan delegation the Democratic convention Goldwater the UAW strike and LBJs upcoming Labor Day speech.
In the 1990s the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum in Austin Texas began releasing phone recordings of taped calls from President Johnsons administration. The set available for listening here are those the period immediately following the Kennedy assassination plus other selected calls relevant to. After leaving the presidency in 1969 Lyndon Johnson lived out the remaining four years of his life in retirement.
One of his former speechwriters recounts how he spent it. President Lyndon Johnson celebrates Labor Day in downtown Detroit with local political and labor leaders. UAW president Walter Reuther.
LBJs announcement of an unconditional war on poverty in his 1964 State of the Union address pleased Reuther but the details of the plan revealed its limitations. Testifying before Congress in April 1964 Reuther said While the proposals are good they are not adequate nor will they be successful in achieving their purposes except as we begin to look at the broader problems of the. Will play Fannie Lou Hamer leader of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party.
Garrett repped by Abrams Artists Agency and LINK Entertainment plays labor union leader Walter Reuther.