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This list includes the principal files in the Johnson Library that contain material relating to Nuclear Power and Nuclear Weapons. It is not definitive, however, and researchers should consult with the Library's archivists and seek out other potentially useful files. (See also searches on Arms Control & Disarmament; Science & Technology; Space; and other related topics and individuals.) This search includes those collections that have been opened in part or in whole, as well as those collections that are currently unprocessed or unavailable. Collections that have been opened in part or in whole are marked with an asterisk (*).
In 1958 the Johnson staff began a records management
program that included a plan to dispose of non-current
files. The staff set up the Lyndon Baines Johnson
Archives (LBJA) to house items to be retained rather
than scheduled for disposal. Files from Johnson's
House and Senate tenure screened, and selected files
and items were moved to the LBJA file. Between 1958
and 1963 the staff continued to add to LBJA. During
the White House period, items were occasionally added.
The LBJA comprises four parts: a Congressional file;
a Famous Names file; a Selected Names file; and a
Subject File.
Subject Files, 1927-1963
"Armed Services, Disarmament" 64
"Armed Services, [Preparedness,] Production - Weapons" 64
"Defense, National" 65
"Federal Government, [Federal Power Commission,]
Smith, Nelson Lee" 67
"NATO"; "Status of Forces"; and "USSR" 69
"Power - Atomic" 72
"J. W. West, 1958" [regarding Preparedness Hearings
on missile and satellite programs] 103
Famous Names
*"Rickover, Admiral H. G., 1958-1960 [nuclear navy]" 7
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PAPERS, 1937-1949 Box #
Congressional Committees and Legislative Matters
*Atomic Energy Committee, 1947-1948 164-165
SENATE PAPERS, 1949-1961 Box #
These papers reflect Lyndon Johnson's role as United
States Senator and as Democratic Party leader.
Researchers may request review of individual folders.
Advance notice is preferred.
Legislative Files, 1950-1952
*"Atomic Bomb (General)" 227
Committee Files, Armed Services Preparedness
Investigating Subcommittees
*"Correspondence and Memoranda, 1951-52" 346
*"Correspondence and Memoranda, 1952-53" 346
*"Releases and Reports, 1950-53" 352-353
*"Preparedness Subcommittee, 1955-1956" 354-355
*"Preparedness Subcommittee, 1957-58" [3 folders] 355
*"Preparedness Subcommittee on Satellite and
Missile Program - Hearings" 355-356
Committee Files
*"Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, 1950-1954" 361
Work Papers of Gerald W. Siegel Relating to the
85th Congress, 1957-1958
*"Preparedness Subcommittee" 405
Office Files of George Reedy, 1951-55
"Defense" 412
Office Files of George Reedy, 1956-57
"Atomic Energy [International Atomic Energy
Agency]" 417
*[Folders in Boxes 420 and 421 cover several relevant
topics, including Preparedness Subcommittee hearings]
Office Files of George Reedy, 1957-1960
*[Folders in Boxes 421 and 433 concern defense matters and
the Preparedness Subcommittee]
1953 Case and Project Files
"[Atomic Energy (Site for Plant)]" 1116
"[Atomic Tests]" 1116
"Federal Power Commission" 1138
1956 Case and Project Files
"[Federal Power Commission]" 1127
1957 Case and Project Files
"[Nuclear Resources] 1324
"[Senate Preparedness Investigating
Subcommitte - see Committee Papers]" 1342
1956 General Files
*"Preparedness Investigating Subcommittee" 567-569
1958 Subject Files
"Armed Services, Preparedness, Missile Investigation" 588
"Armed Services, Preparedness, Missiles - Education" 588
"Armed Services, Production, Weapons" 589
*"Power, Atomic, Duval Uranium Mill" 610
1959 Subject Files
"Armed Services, Production, Weapons" 648-649
"Defense, National" [2 folders] 664
*"Power, Atomic" 696
1960 Subject Files
"Armed Services, Disarmament" 748
"Armed Services, Weapons" 751
*"Power, Atomic" 784
Newspaper Clippings, Arranged by Subject, 1956-1958
*"Subcommittee Hearings - Missiles" 2073
VICE PRESIDENTIAL PAPERS, 1961-1963 Box #
These papers reflect Lyndon Johnson's role as Vice
President under President John F. Kennedy. The
Vice Presidential Subject File is not currently
available for research. Requests for review of
individual folders will be accepted for the V.P.
Masters File (see finding aid). Advance notice is
1961 Subject Files
"Armed Services, Disarmament" 58
*"Armed Services, Production, Weapons" 61
*"Defense, National, Civilian" [includes correspondence
on fallout shelters] 74
"Power, Atomic" 89
1962 Subject Files
"Armed Services, Disarmament" [several folders] 123
*"Armed Services, Production, Weapons" [including
material on nuclear testing] 125
*"Armed Services, Weapons, Nuclear Testing" 125
*"Defense, National" 130
*"Power, Atomic" 145
1963 Subject Files
*"Armed Services, Disarmament" 187
*"Armed Services, Production, Weapons" [including
test ban negotiations] [2 folders] 188
*"Defense, Civilian" 193
*"National Security Council" 193
"Power, Atomic" 209
VICE PRESIDENTIAL SECURITY FILES Box #
Vice-Presidential Travel
*"Berlin, Germany: Berlin Papers for the V.P." 2
*"Report and Related Papers re: Vice President
Johnson's Trip to Germany, August 19-20, 1961" 2
*"[Defense Briefing for Paris Discussions]" 2
*"Vice President's Trip to the Benelux Countries,
November 4-10, 1963" 3
*"V.P. Johnson's Trip - Benelux Countries, November
4-9, 1963" 3
*["V.P. Johnson's Trip - Benelux Countries,
November 4-9, 1963"] 3
President Kennedy's Travel
*"President's European Trip Briefing Book, June
*"President's European Trip Briefing Book, June
National Security Council
*"NSC Discussions re Soviet Long Range Attack
Capabilities, and Space Policy and
Intelligence Requirements, 7/9-10/62 5
*"NSC Decisions on Resumption of Nuclear
Testing with Supporting Data [1961]" 5
Colonel Burris
*"Emergency Evacuation Instructions for V.P.
(Issued Oct.-Nov. 1962) 5
*"Memos to the Vice President from Col. Burris,
Jan. 1961-June 1962" 5
*"Memos to the Vice President from Col. Burris,
July 1962-April 1963" 6
*"Howard Kurtz" 6
National Security Policy
*"Nuclear Testing [1961]" 7
*U.S. Negotiating Position-Geneva" 7
*"Notebook on Disarmament 1962" 7
*"Nuclear Test Ban Treaty 1962" 7
*"Disarmament Proposals, February 1963" 7
Nations and Regions
*"Policy Papers and Background Studies on Cuba
Affair (I through VI)" 8
*"UN Cables re: Cuba Affair (I through III)" 8
*"Cuba (Miscellaneous Papers) May 1961 and
Nov.-Dec. 1962" 9
*"[President Kennedy Comments on Cuba, 10/31/63]" 9
*"[Notebook on NATO 1960]" 9
Government Agencies
*"Atomic Energy Commission" 12
PRE-PRESIDENTIAL MEMO FILE Box #
*"Defense" 6
This permanent White House Office was the main filing unit during the Johnson presidency, although not the primary file for foreign policy documents (see National Security File [NSF] below). Material in the WHCF was filed under 60 major subject headings, several of which are pertinent to Nuclear Power and Nuclear Weapons. For detailed descriptions of the various subject headings and subheadings, with their corresponding files, consult the WHCF finding aid.
WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES (WHCF), SUBJECT FILE Box #
AT - Atomic Energy
*(This whole catagory comprises material relating
to the research, development, use, and control
of atomic and nuclear energy for non-military
purposes. See WHCF finding aid for detailed
description of the following: AT, Atomic Energy;
AT 1, Health - Medical; AT 2, Industrial; AT 3,
Peace Promotion; AT 3-1, International Agreements;
AT 3-1/CO, International Agreements, Country.) 1-3
CO - Country
*CO 92, Germany (includes material on opposition to
West German scientists working on atomic
missiles projects in Egypt) 32-35
*CO 190, Mexico (includes material on joint U.S.-
Mexico International Atomic Energy Saline
Feasibility Study Agreement) 52-55
*CO 304, United Arab Republic (includes material on
opposition to West German scientists working on
atomic missiles projects in Egypt) 75
DI - Disasters
*DI 1, Accidents (material relating to the Titan II
silo accident in Arkansas) 1
FG - Federal Government - Organizations
*FG 11-6, Office of Emergency Planning/Preparedness 66 *FG 11-9, Office of Science and Technology 121-123
*FG 115, Department of Defense 160-168
*FG 125, Department of the Navy 174-179
*FG 130, Deparment of Air Force 179-183
*FG 145, Department of the Interior 203-207
*FG 202, Atomic Energy Commission 261-264
*FG 232, Federal Power Commission 231-232
*FG 293, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency 311
*FG 415, Joint Committee on Atomic Energy 338
*FG 600, Task Force on Electric Power 364
*FG 643, Committee on Nuclear Proliferation 378
*FG 660, Federal Council for Science and Technology 382
*FG 662, Federal Radiation Council 382
*FG 697, Missile Sites Labor Commission 390
*FG 726, President's Science Advisory Committee 401
*FG 809, Southern Interstate Nuclear Board 425
HE - Health
*HE 6, Radiological Health 19
IT - International Organizations
*IT 5-1, Atomic Energy Community (EURATOM) 2
*IT 13, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) 3
*IT 47/A-Z, United Nations international conferences
(such as the Third International Conference on
the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy) 10-15
*IT 60, Inter-American Nuclear Energy Commission [1 item] 17
LE - Legislation
*LE/AT, Atomic Energy 29
*LE/FG 202, Atomic Energy Commission 45
*LE/HE 6, Radiological Health 60-61
*LE/ND 21, Weapons - Ordnances 141
*LE/PCI, Disarmament 147
ND - National Security - Defense
*ND 2, Civil Defense 3-4
*ND 2-3, Shelters 4
*ND 4-3, Strategic Materials 5-6
*ND 16, Ships - Submarines 191-192
*ND 20-1, Atomic - Biological - Chemical Warfare 422
*ND 21, Weapons - Ordnance - Munitions 423-425
*ND 21-2, Missiles - Torpedoes, Rockets - Bombs 426
PC - Peace
*PC 1, Disarmament 3-4
PU - Publications
*PU1/FG 202, Atomic Energy Commission 15
SP - Speeches
*(These files include all speeches, addresses, talks,
remarks, and statements read by President Johnson or
read for him, as well as speeches made by his staff
and others. Files also include background material
such as supporting documents, correspondence, drafts,
and press releases. Arranged by WHCF Subject File
headings, the files are accessible through the WHCF
finding aid. For additional references to speeches,
see SPECIAL FILES, STATEMENTS OF LYNDON B. JOHNSON
(below). See also the cumulative index to the PUBLIC
PAPERS OF LYNDON B. JOHNSON for additional guidance.)
ST - States - Territories
*ST 51, Territories and Islands [including nuclear test
at Bikini Atoll, 1968] 19
UT - Utilities
*UT, Utilities 1
*UT 2, Electricity 8-9
*UT 2-1, Public Power 9-12
*UT 4, Utilities Water Supply 13-14
This file serves as a name index to the WHCF Subject File. A Name File, in general, contains copies of the first page of a document (thus serving as cross references) filed in the Subject File. Please request files by name of individual or organization. There is a card file in the Reading Room card catalog indicating those Name Files which are already available for research.
[Examples: "Glenn T. Seaborg" and "Argonne National Laboratory"]
WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES, CONFIDENTIAL FILE (CF) Box #
Arranged in the same subject catagories as the WHCF
Subject File, this file contains material that was
security classified or otherwise sensitive. The CF
Name File serves as a name index to the CF Subject
File. This collection also includes agency reports
and oversize attachments. The CF has been entirely
processed, but some documents remained classified.
WHCF, CF, Subject File:
CF AT - Atomic Energy
*AT 2, Industrial 1
*AT 3, Peace Promotion 1
*AT 3-1, International Agreements 1
CF FG - Federal Government - Organizations
*FG 11-9, Office of Science and Technology 20
*FG 115, Department of Defense 26-27
*FG 125, Department of the Navy 28
*FG 130, Department of the Air Force 28
*FG 145, Department of the Interior 29
*FG 202, Atomic Energy Commission 31
*FG 232, Federal Power Commission 32
*FG 293, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency 33
*FG 600, Task Force on Electric Power 36
*FG 643, Committee on Nuclear Proliferation 39
*FG 697, Missile Sites Labor Commission 39
CF HE - Health
*HE 6, Radiological Health 54
CF IT - International Organizations
*IT 13, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) 58
CF LE - Legislation
*LE/AT, Atomic Energy 62
*LE/HE 6, Radiological Health 63
CF ND - National Defense
*ND 4-3, Strategic Materials 68
*ND 16, Ships - Submarines 70
*ND 20-1, Atomic - Biological - Chemical 74
*ND 21, Weapons - Ordnance - Munitions 74
CF PC - Peace
*PC 1, Disarmament 75
CF SP - Speeches
*(Refer to the WHCF, CF finding aid to locate
relevant speeches. An example is SP 3-213,
25th Anniversary of Atomic Energy, Chicago,
Illinois, from the White House via closed
circuit TV, 12-2-67, Box 89)
CF UT - Utilities
*UT 2-1, Public Power 97
WHCF, CF, Subject Reports:
Agency Reports
*Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) 108-109
*Department of the Air Force 110
*Department of Defense 110-121
*Federal Power Commission 123
*Office of Science and Technology 129
*Department of State 132
*U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency 134
WHITE HOUSE CENTRAL FILES, AIDES FILES Box #
Bellinger, Ceil
*"Anti-missile missiles" 1
"Defense" 4
"Desalinization" 5
"Disarmament" 5
*"Electric Power" 9
"Multilateral Force" 13
Benchley, Peter
"Letters of Transmittal": Power Plant Locations -
Office of Science and Technology (OST) Report" 3
Busby, Horace
*"Desalinization Study" 5
*"Ramey, James T., AEC Commissioner" 14
*"Memos for Dr. Donald F. Hornig, 1964-1965" 19
*"Memos for Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg (AEC) 1965" 20
*"Hearings - Joint Committee on Atomic Energy" 24
*"Office of Science and Technology" 29
*"Miscellaneous Memos on: AEC Biweekly Reports" 34
*"Atomic Energy Amendment Signing, 8-26-64" 35
*"Desalting Research Signing" 42
Califano, Joseph
*"Energy R & D and National Progress" 30
Cater, Douglass
*"Correspondence with Steve Rivicin, President's
Science Advisory Council" 12
*"[Memos to the President] 5/64-8/64" (including
message to Geneva Conference on Peaceful Uses
of Atomic Energy) 13
*"Memos to and from Lee White" [Aug. 1965 - Jan.
1966] (including AEC power line problems) 13
*"[Memos] To the President, Sept. 1965 (including
Desalting Conference) 14
*"Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1964" (questions
about fall-out and the electronic lock on
nuclear weapons) 17
Duggan, Ervin
*"Enrico Fermi Award Presentation" 13
Gaither, James
*"Nuclear Proliferation Treaty" 28
*"Southern Interstate Nuclear Board" 45
*"Electric Power" 83
*"Electric Power" 96
Goldstein, Ernest
*"Federal Power Commission" 5
Goodwin, Richard
*"Bodega Bay Atomic Park" 24
Hardesty, Robert
"AEC (Brown)" 16
[Material Received May 1972:] "Nuclear Desalting" 36
McPherson, Harry
"AEC" (including Atomic Energy Commission and Europe) 1
*"Energy" 7
*"Federal Power Commission" 8
*"Non-Proliferation Treaty" 12
"Space" (including anti-ballistic missile system) 16
"Water" (including desalting plant proposal) 17
*"Mideast" (including U.S. plans for desalting plants) 42
*"Non-Proliferation Treaty (1968)" 43
Macy, John
As chairman of the Civil Service Commission, John
Macy maintained files on all persons considered for
appointment and corresponding organizations. Folders
are reviewed on request. A card file listing available
folders is in the Reading Room card catalog. These
*"Atomic Energy Commission" 747
*"Atomic Energy Commission" 764-765
*"Atomic Energy Commission" 901
*"Glenn T. Seaborg" 526
*"Udall, Stewart L." 606
Manatos, Mike
*"Test Ban Treaty" 10
*"Atomic Energy Commission, 1967" 16
Middleton, Harry
"Source Index: Defense" 58
"Atomic Energy: Nuclear Desalting Program and
Atomic Energy in the Next Decade" 90
"Foreign Policy" (includes "Avoiding Nuclear War") 90
Moyers, Bill
*"Arms Control Authorization" 5
*"Defense, 1/18/65" (regarding President's
message to Congress) 5
*"BDM Memos, September 1966-February 1967" 12
*"Hornig Memos" (on construction of Stanford Linear
Accelerator, and action on high energy physics) 76
*"Desalinization" 79
*"[Notes on Foreign Policy Issues]" (including
Multilateral Force) 105
*"Notebook on First 300 Days" (listing Johnson
administration's accomplishments in space and
atomic energy) 109
*"AEC" (Charles E. Johnson memo to Walt Rostow
on charge of U.S. lagging behind in peaceful uses
of nuclear energy) 113
*"AEC Report on Control of Thermonuclear Research" 113
*"Disarmament" 115
*"Uranium Contract" 133
Nimitz, Matthew
*"Vice President, Speeches of" [8/21/67] 14
Panzer, Fred
"Federal Programs, 1966-67, Agencies, 1 of 4"
(including Atomic Energy Commission [AEC] 141
"Hudson Institute Reports" (including nuclear
Weapons) 150
*"Nuclear Weapons" 181
*"U.S. Power and Defenses" 182
*"Arms Control in the European Political Environment" 210
*"Appendix 4, Press Attitudes to Arms Control in
Four Countries, 1946-63" 211
*"Brookings Institution Research Reports (including
Number 63 on nuclear energy) 230
*"Study of Demographics of Nuclear War" 239
*"Study of Demographics of Nuclear War" 240
*"China Joins Nuclear Club" 243
*"Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons" 249
*"Arms Control" 319
*"Atom" 320
*"Federal Power Commission" 357
*"Missiles" 383
"National Security - Defense" 386
*"Nonproliferation Treaty Message Responses" 387
*"Nuclear Treaty" [file missing] 387 *"Nuclear Treaty" 389
*"SP - Speeches - Atomic Energy, Space, etc." 401
*"Atomic Energy Commission" 467
"Federal Power Commission" 467
*"Accomplishments by Agency: Atomic Energy Commission" 472
*"Federal Power Commission" 472
*"Test Ban Treaty" 499
*"Miscellaneous Material Dealing with AEC [etc.]" 529
"Busby Reports: Atomic Energy Commission" 544
*"Federal Power Commission" 544
*"United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency" 545
*"Atomic Energy Commission" 548
*"Arms Control and Disarmament" 548
Pierson, Devier
"Federal Power Commission" 24
Reedy, George
*"National Defense" 10
Salinger, Pierre
*"Agency Reports: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission's
Public Announcement & Summaries of Nuclear Tests, 1963" 1
Sinclair, Ivan
"List of Members of `Scientists and Engineers
for Johnson' [1964]" 18
Sparks, Will
*"Arms Control and Disarmament" 2
*"Atomic Energy Commission" 2
"Desalinzation" 7
Wilson, Henry Hall
"Federal Power Commission" 8
The National Security File (NSF) was the working file of President Johnson's special assistants for national security affairs, McGeorge Bundy and Walt Rostow. Documents in the file originated in the offices of Bundy and Rostow and their staffs, in the various executive departments and agencies, especially those concerning foreign affairs and national defense, and in diplomatic and military posts around the world. More than half of the National Security File has been processed. Folders whose titles are preceded by an asterisk (*) have been processed and their contents declassified in whole or in part. Lists of classified documents have been placed in folders, and you may request mandatory review of individual documents that have not yet been declassified in full. Those folders not preceded by an asterisk (*) are unprocessed and are not subject to mandatory declassification review. Please consult with an archivist for information on the processing schedule.
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, SPEECH FILE Box #
*"President's TV Address to the Nation, 10/18/64" 2
(on China's testing its first nuclear bomb)
[Consult Statements of Lyndon B. Johnson file
described below and index to the published
PUBLIC PAPERS volumes for possible references
on nuclear power and nuclear weapons in speeches
also listed in the NSF finding aid.]
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, SUBJECT FILE Box #
*Deep Underground Command Center 8
*Desalting Projects, Vols. 1 and 2 8-9
*Disarmament 10-14
*EURATOM (Atomic Energy Community) 15
*International Atomic Energy Agency 20
*Joint Committee on Atomic Energy 20
*Multilateral Force 22-25
*Non-Proliferation Treaty 26
*Nuclear Testing - General, Vol. 1 27
*Nuclear Testing - U.S. Testing Program - FY 1963,
Dominic Series, Vol. 1 27
Nuclear Testing - U.S. Testing Program, FY 1964-
FY 1969, Vols. 2-7 27-29
Nuclear Testing and Weapons [in foreign countries] 29-34
Nuclear Weapons - Near East, Vol. 1 34
Agreements for Cooperation--Peaceful Uses of
Atomic Energy, Vols. 1-3 34-35
Agreements for Cooperation--Communication of
of U.S. Atomic Information, Vol. 1 35
Presidential Task Force, Committee on
Nuclear Proliferation 35
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, AGENCY FILE Box #
*Atomic Energy Commission 7
*Department of Defense 11-20
*Department of the Interior (including Bikini Atoll) 29
*International Atomic Energy Agency 29
*Joint Chiefs of Staff 29-33
Office of Emergency Planning, Vols. 1-3 41
*Office of Science and Technology, Vol. 1 42
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, COMMITTEE FILE Box #
*Committee on Nuclear Proliferation (including
material on atomic energy, EURATOM, the
International Atomic Energy Agency, and
nuclear weapons systems; see NSF finding aid). 1-11
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, INTELLIGENCE FILE Box #
*India's Unconventional Warfare Force, 4/66-6/66 2
*Soviet Military Posture (Fulbright Committee
Briefing) 2/66 8
*[Meetings, Records, Memoranda on the Uses of Nuclear
Weapons] 9/64-6/65 9
Nuclear Control - Miscellaneous 9
Arms Control Messages Exchanged Between President
Johnson and Chairman, USSR [Vol. 1], and [Vol. 2]
1963-1968 11
*Arms Limitation Talks, 1968 11
[Test Ban Treaty] 1966 11
[Copies of Arms Control Messages Exchanged Between
President Johnson and Chairman, USSR, 1963-1968] 12
[Miscellaneous CIA Intelligence Memoranda, Special
Reports, Joint Studies, and Intelligence Reports] 12-15
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ESTIMATES Box #
*"4, Arms and Disarmament" 1
*"11-60 through 11-68, USSR" 2
*"13-61 through 13-65, Communist China" 4
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, COUNTRY FILE Box #
*"Strategic Missiles in Cuba, 1967" 20
*"Press and Magazine Clippings `Missile Crisis' 1962" 30
*"Vols. 4-14" [various cables and memos, June
1964-January 1969] 170-174
*"Vol. 9" [various cables and memos, August
1965-January 1966] 186
*"Brandt Visit" [5-18-64] 190
*"TS/RD B-52/KC-135 Accident" [1-17-66] 204
United Kingdom
*"Vols. 1-8" [various cables and memos, November
1963-July 1966] 206-209
*"PM Home Visit Briefing Book" [Feb. 1964] 212
*"PM Home Visit" [Feb. 1964] 213
*"Meetings with Walker" etc. [Feb. 1964] 213
*"PM Wilson Visit Briefing Book" [Dec. 1964] 214
*"Wilson Visit" [Dec. 1964] 215
*"PM Wilson Visit" etc. [12-17-65] 215
*"PM Wilson Visit Briefing Book" [7-29-66] 216
*"U.K. Foreign Sec. Brown Visit" [10-14-66] 216
*"Nuclear Factories" 224
Ryukyu Islands 281
United Nations
*"Disarmament, Vol. 1" 290
U.S.S.R. - Addendum
*"[Glassboro Memcons, 6/67]" 295
DOCUMENTS FROM UNPROCESSED FILES (DSDUF) Box #
National Security File, Country File
*"Denmark, Vol. 1, Box 168" (information on crash
in Greenland of U.S. plane with nuclear weapons) 1
National Security File, Files of McGeorge Bundy
*"Chron. File, Feb. 1964 (1-14)" 1
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, FILES OF MCGEORGE BUNDY Box #
*"B" [George Ball speech on nuclear weapons in
Europe] 15
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, FILES OF WALT W. ROSTOW Box #
*"Nuclear Weapons--Contingency Planning" 7
*[Files on LBJ/Kosygin Glassboro summit on
strategic arms limitation] 10-11
AND TRAVEL FILE Box #
*"Defense Policy Conference" 34
*"Ministerial Meeting" [4 folders] 34-35
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, MEMOS TO THE PRESIDENT Box #
This chronological series consists of memoranda (with attachments) to the President from his national security advisors, McGeorge Bundy (1963-1966s) and Walt W. Rostow (1966-1969). Virtually all of the 44 boxes have been opened for research. Material on nuclear strategic weapons is scattered throughout. See NSF finding aid.
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, FILES OF GORDON CHASE Box #
*"An Independent Nuclear Detterent - Some Statements" 5
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, FILES OF C.V. CLIFTON Box #
*[Several files are relevant to the U.S. military
and nuclear weapons.] 1-3
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, FILES OF CHESTER COOPER Box #
*"SANE [National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy]" 1
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, FILES OF CHARLES E. JOHNSON Box #
"Atomic Energy Commission" 1-2
"NATO - U.S. Atomic Information to Power
Failure, Northeast" 5
"Bombs in Orbit" 11
[Nuclear Files: comprises an extensive group on nuclear
weapons and nuclear power. See the National Security
File finding aid for details.] 30-50
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, FILES OF SPURGEON KEENY Box #
[Most files concern nuclear weapons or nuclear power.
See National Security File finding aid for details.] 1-8
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, FILES OF ROBERT W. KOMER Box #
"Desalinization - 1964" 19
"Desalinization - 1965-March 1966" 19
"India Nuclear - 1964-1965-March 1966" 25
"Israel Desalinization - 1964-1965-March 1966" 29
"Israel Nuclear Energy Program - 1964-1965-March 1966" 29
"Nuclear Weapons - November 1963-March 1966" 44
"UAR [United Arab Republic] Missile and Nuclear
Program - December 1963-March 1966" 53
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, FILES OF HAROLD H. SAUNDERS Box #
"India Nuclear, 4-1-66 - 4-30-67" 14
"Middle East Desalting, 21-1-67 - 1-20-69" 26
NATIONAL SECURITY FILE, NAME FILE Box #
Composed primarily of folders on the members of the National Security Staff during the Johnson administration. Please refer to the NSF finding aid for more detailed information.
*C. Johnson Memos [Charles E. Johnson handled
scientific matters, weaponry, arms control,
atomic energy, and space matters. Johnson
served as the NSC liaison with the AEC and
*Spurgeon Keeny Memos [Keeny's areas of
responsibilty included military technology,
disarmament, arms control, and scientific
aspects of weapons.] 5
ACTION MEMORANDUMS Box #
NSAM 50: Official Announcement of Launching into
Space of Systems Involving Nuclear Power in
Any Form, 4-10-65 1
NSAM 143: Nuclear Weapons for NATO Forces, 4-10-62 1
NSAM 197: Improved Procedure--Communication to
Other Countries of RD on Weapons, 10-23-62 1
NSAM 245: High Yield Nuclear Weapons, 5-21-63 2
NSAM 253: Multilateral Force, 7-13-63 2
NSAM 269: Procedure for Approval of Certain
Nuclear Tests, 10-31-63 2
NSAM 287: Release Procedures for Nuclear Weapons
Assigned in Support of Canadian CF-101, 3-14-64 3
NSAM 300: Review of Alternative Communications,
Navigation, Missile and Space Tracking and
Data Acquisition Facilities, 5-19-64 4
NSAM 305: Dispersal Plan for NORAD Air Defense
Service, 5-22-64 4
NSAM 305: Nuclear Weapons Dispersal Authorization
for FY 1964, 6-16-64 5
*NSAM 307: Review of Underground Nuclear Tests,
6-19-64 5
NSAM 311: Review of the Problem of Assurance
Against Any Missile Crisis in Cuba, 7-10-64 5
*NSAM 318: Future of Nuclear Defense of Atlantic
Alliance, 11-14-64 6
*NSAM 320: Task Force on Nuclear Proliferation,
11-25-64 6
NSAM 321: Review of Strategic Stockpile Objectives,
12-1-64 6
NSAM 322: Guidelines for Discussions on the Nuclear
Defense of the Atlantic Alliance, 12-17-64 6
NSAM 334: Re Request for Nuclear Weapons Dispersal
Authorization, 6-1-65 7
NSAM 335: Preparation of Arms Control Program,
6-28-65 7
NSAM 345: Nuclear Planning, 4-22-66 8
NSAM 347: Release of Public Information Concerning
Soviet, French and Communist Chinese Nuclear
Tests, 5-24-66 8
*NSAM 351: Indian Nuclear Weapons Problem, 6-10-66 8
*NSAM 354: U.S. Cooperation with European Launcher
Development Organization (ELDO), 7-29-66 9
*NSAM 355: Indian Nuclear Weapons Problem, further
to NSAM 351, 8-1-66 9
*NSAM 357: The Technological Gap [between U.S. and
Europe], 11-25-66 9
NSAM 364: Nuclear Weapons Dispersal Authorization
for FY 1967-FY 1968, 8-14-67 9
*NSAM 365: Nuclear Propulsion Plant for CVAN 68,
10-2-67 9
*NSAM 369: Assignment of Highest National Priority
to the Sentinel Program, 3-29-68 9
NSAM 370: Nuclear Weapons Deployment Authorization
for FY 1969 and FY 1970 9
COUNCIL HISTORIES Box #
*Trilateral Negotiations and NATO, 1966-1967" 50-51
*"Non-Proliferation Treaty" 55-56
COUNCIL MEETINGS FILE Box #
NSC Meetings, Vol. 1
*"Soviet Military Capabilities, 12-5-63" 1
*"Cutback in Nuclear Production, 4-22-64" 1
NSC Meetings, Vol. 2
*"FY 1965 Underground Nuclear Test Program, 6-16-64" 1
NSC Meetings, Vol. 3
*"Communist China, 10-17-64" 1
*"The Problem of Indian Nuclear Weapons, 6-9-66" 2
NSC Meetings, Vol. 5
*"Draft Treaty on Non-Proliferation of Nuclear
Weapons, 3-27-68" 2
*"Stockpile Criteria, 10-31-68" 2
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL Box #
Subject File
"Arms Limitations" 9
"Desalinization" 10
*"Cabinet Meeting, 10/20/64" [includes material on
China's testing of nuclear bomb] 1
*"Cabinet Meeting, 6/28/67" [includes material on
the Glassboro summit conference] 9
*"Cabinet Meeting, 1/17/69" [includes review and
backup material on Dept. of Defense, by Sec. Clifford] 16
At the end of the Johnson administration each agency and department prepared a history of its activities and accomplishments. See the finding aid for complete information and tables of contents for each history.
*Atomic Energy Commission
*Department of Defense
*Department of the Interior (including Bikini Atoll nuclear
bomb test; and Desalinization projects)
*Department of State
*Office of Emergency Preparedness
*Office of Science and Technology
*U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
The Daily Diary is a log sheet of President Johnson's appointments and phone calls, maintained by the White House secretaries. The Diary Cards, in the card catalogue in the Reading Room, provide an alphabetically arranged name index to the dates in the Daily Diary. The President's Appointment File (also called "Diary Backup"), contains aides' memos and briefings, press releases, schedules, and some notes and reports from meetings and appointments. See the Diaries and Appointment Logs finding aid for appropriate boxes in the Daily Diary and the President's Appointment File ["Diary Backup"].
Diary Cards of a few relevant topics and individuals include:
Atomic Energy Commission (2 cards)
AEC (Atomic Energy Commission) Commissioners (1 card)
Atomic (1 card)
Atomic Energy, Peaceful Use of (1 card)
Atomic Energy Celebration (1 card)
Science Advisory Committee (5 cards)
Seaborg, Glenn T. (61 cards)
Udall, Stewart L. (225 cards)
HANDWRITING FILE Box #
The Handwriting File is a unique collection in that
some of its documents do not appear in any other
collection. Formed by Dorothy Territo, LBJ's special
assistant, the Handwriting File comprises documents
on which LBJ's handwritten notes appear.
Notes, etc. from Mr. Johnson's Desk, 1961-1963
June 1964
*"Missile Sites Labor Commission, 6/23" 3
May 1-15, 1965 [2 of 2] (May 10 - May 31)
*"LBJ views on President seeing various Utility
Groups, 5/11" 7
August 16-31, 1965 [1 of 2] (August 16 - August 23)
*"Federal Power Commission, 8/19" 9
August 16-31, 1965 [2 of 2] (August 23 - August 31)
*"Atomic Energy Commission, 8/23, 8/24" 9
January 1966 [1 of 5] (Jan. 1 - Jan. 6)
*"President's Science Advisory Committee, 1/4" 11
January 1966 [4 of 5] (Jan. 17 - Jan. 26)
*"AEC - nuclear reactor - Desalting Project, 1/20" 11
February 1966 [1 of 4] (Feb. 1 - Feb. 11)
*"British - collective nuclear arrangement, 2/3 (1/28)" 12
May 1966 [3 of 4] (May 16 - May 23)
*"Atomic Energy Commission vacancy, 5/19" 14
June 1966 [5 of 5] (June 27 - June 30)
*"Atomic Energy Commission, 6/29" 16
July 1966 [2 of 3] (July 14 - July 19)
*"Non-proliferation Treaty" 16
August 1966 [4 of 4] (August 25 - August 31)
*"South - CA Desalting Plant" 17
September 1967 [1 of 4] (Sept. 1 - Sept. 14)
*"LBJ support of Glenn Seaborg" 24
November 1967 [4 of 4] (Nov. 20 - Nov. 30)
*"UK nuclear sub program, 11/21" 26
*"Miscellaneous Notes from Cabinet Room meeting
re: Cabriolet nuclear test, 11/28" 26
July 1968 [1 of 3] (July 12 - July 24)
*"Funds for ABMS, 7/5" 30
*Outer Space Treaty History 1-2
This chronologically arranged file includes speeches and remarks
made by Lyndon Johnson throughout his career, together with speech
drafts, memoranda, teleprompter texts, note cards, and other
supporting material. The researcher should search the finding aid
database by the following keywords: "atomic"; "nuclear"; "missile"; "weapon"; "energy"; and "power." See also White House Central Files, Subject File, SP - Speeches (above).
*1966 Task Force on Electric Power (Donald F. Hornig, chairman)
WHITE HOUSE PRESS OFFICE FILES Box #
The White House Press Office facilitated relations
between the media and President Johnson, as represented
by his press secretary. These files are both the
finished product of the White House Press Office's
activities and its working papers.
Background Briefings
*"May 14, 1964-September 22, 1964"
7/16 - Dr. Donald F. Hornig - Desalting Talks
8/2 - Hornig - World Water Problems 80
*"January 7, 1965-January 18, 1965"
1/18 - State of the Nation's Defenses 80
*"October 5, 1965 - December 10, 1965"
12/10 - Secretary Connor, Secretary Freeman,
Adminstrator Webb, Chairman Seaborg, and Dr. Hornig 80
*"July 1, 1968-July 31, 1968"
7/1 - Nonproliferation Treaty 83
Background Briefings (second set)
*"July - August 1964"
7/1 - Desalting Talks 84
*"August 1965"
8/17 - Statement on the Draft Treaty to Prevent
the Spread of Nuclear Weapons 85
*"December 1965"
12/10 - Secretary Connor, Secretary Freeman,
Administrator Webb, Chairman Seaborg, and Dr. Hornig 85
*"July 1-15, 1968"
7/1 - Nonproliferation Treaty 88
These collections of papers from individuals or organizations came to the Library separate from President Johnson's papers. See the Personal Papers finding aid for more detailed information about their contents and availability.
*BALL, GEORGE. Under Secretary of State, 1962-1966.
*BATOR, FRANCIS. Senior Staff Member, National Security File, 1964-1967; Deputy Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, 1965-1967.
BROWN, HAROLD. Director of Research and Engineering, Department of Defense; Secretary of the Air Force. 16 linear feet.
*CLIFFORD, CLARK. Special Advisor; Secretary of Defense. 11 linear feet.
*COHEN, WILBUR J. Assistant Secretary, Under Secretary, and Secretary, Department of HEW, 1961-1979 [see Box 342,
"Nuclear Resonance Advisory Commission"].
*FLAX, ALEXANDER H. Assistant Secretary for Research and Development, Department of the Air Force: material on research and development, 1963-1968. 1 linear ft.
HALPERIN, MORTON H. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs; Staff Member, National Security Council. 6 linear feet.
*HORNIG, DONALD F. Director of Office of Science and Technology: chronological files, testimonies, speeches, appointment books, (1964-1969). 4 linear ft.
PEARSON, DREW. Newspaper columnist and author. 537 linear feet.
*SANDERS, HAROLD BAREFOOT, JR. Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Division, Department of Justice; Legislative Counsel to the President. 11 linear ft.
*SEABORG, GLENN T. Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC): 12 volumes comprising his personal journal (vols. 7- 17, Nov. 1963-Jan. 1969), copies of documents from his files, and press clippings (1961-1971). 20 inches.
*WARNKE, PAUL C. Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs. 4 linear feet.
WENK, EDWARD, JR. Technical Assistant to the President's Science Advisor. 91 linear feet.
The Library holds small bodies of records from the Department of the Treasury, the White House Office, and twenty temporary federal commissions, committees, and conferences that met partially or entirely during the Johnson administration. The Library also holds copies of selected records from government agencies, mainly covering the Johnson presidency and vice presidency. Most of these records are on microfilm, but also included are photocopies, carbon copies, and printed material. An asterisk (*) indicates that a collection has been opened in whole or in part.
Copies of Agency Records:
*Department of Defense (19 linear feet [and 89 microfilm
rolls not open])
*Federal Power Commission (2 linear feet)
*Office of Emergency Planning (4 linear feet and
62 microfilm rolls)
*Office of Science and Technology (9 linear feet [and
429 microfilm rolls not open])
*U.S. Arms Control & Disarmament Agency (less than 1 ft.
and 6 microfilm rolls)
Transcripts of oral history interviews may be consulted at the Library or borrowed by mail through interlibrary loan by writing the Supervisory Archivist, Lyndon B. Johnson Library, 2313 Red River, Austin, TX 78705. A complete list of available interviews is maintained in card file in the Reading Room. Interviews with the following persons contain information on nuclear power and nuclear weapons:
ASPINALL, WAYNE. Congressman from Colorado; Chairman of the House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs.
BALL, GEORGE W. Under Secretary of State, 1961-1966; U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, 1968.
BENNETT, IVAN L., JR. Deputy Directory, Office of Science and Technology.
BLACK, DAVID S. Bonneville Power Administrator; Vice Chairman, Federal Power Commission; Under Secretary of the Interior.
BOHLEN, CHARLES E. U.S. Ambassador to U.S.S.R., 1953-1957; Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, 1968-1969.
BROWN, HAROLD. Chief Scientist, Department of Defense; Secretary of the Air Force.
BUNDY, WILLIAM P. Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs; Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs.
CLIFFORD, CLARK M. Special Counsel to the President, 1946-1950; Secretary of Defense, 1968-1969.
DAVIS, JOHN J. General, U.S. Army; Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, 1957-1961, 1963-1966; Assistant Director of Production, National Security Agency, 1961-1963; Assistant Director (Weapons Evaluation and Control), U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 1966-1970.
ENTHOVEN, ALAIN C. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, 1962; Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Analysis, 1965- 1968.
FINLETTER, THOMAS K. U.S. Ambassador to NATO, 1961-1965.
FISHER, ADRIAN SANFORD. Deputy Director, U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 1961-1969.
FOSTER, JOHN STUART, JR. Physicist; Director, Defense Research and Engineering, Department of Defense, 1965-1969.
GILPATRICK, ROSWELL. Head of Task Force on Nuclear Proliferation.
GOODPASTER, ANDREW J. Army general; Defense Liaison Officer and Staff Secretary to the President, 1954-1961; Assistant Division Commander, 3rd Infantry Division; Supreme Allied Commander in Europe.
HELMS, RICHARD R. Deputy Director for Operations, CIA, 1965-1966; Director, CIA, 1966-1973.
HESBURGH, THEODORE. President of Notre Dame; member of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
HICKENLOOPER, BOURKE B. Senator from Iowa; member of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy.
HORNIG, DONALD F. Director, Office of Science and Technology, Executive Office of the President, 1964-1969.
HUMPHREY, HUBERT H. Senator from Minnesota; member of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy.
IGNATIUS, PAUL R. Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations and Logistics, 1961-1963; Under Secretary, 1964; Assistant Secretary of Defense, 1964-1967; Secretary of the Navy, 1967-1969.
INK, DWIGHT A. Member of the Atomic Energy Commission, 1951-1965.
KATZENBACH, NICHOLAS deB. Assitant Attorney General, 1961-1962; Deputy Attorney General, 1962-1964; Acting and Later U.S. Attorney General; Under Secretary of State, 1966-1969.
LEMAY, CURTIS. General, U.S. Air Force; Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force.
LEMNITZER, LYMAN. General, U.S. Army; Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1960-1962.
LILIENTHAL, DAVID E. Member, Board for International Control of Atomic Energy, State Department, 1946; Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, 1946-1950.
McCLOY, JOHN J. Coordinator, U.S. Disarmament Activities, 1961- 1963.
McCONNELL, JOHN P. General, U.S. Air Force; Vice Commander-in- Chief, Strategic Air Command, 1961-1962; Deputy Commander-in- Chief, U.S. European Command, 1962-1964; Vice Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force, 1964-1965; Chief of Staff, 1965-1969.
McNAMARA, ROBERT S. Secretary of Defense, 1961-1968.
MOORER, THOMAS H. Admiral, U.S. Navy; Commander-in-Chief, Pacific, 1964-1965; Chief of Naval Operations, 1967-1970.
NITZE, PAUL HENRY. Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, 1961-1963; Secretary of the Navy, 1963-1967; Deputy Secretary of Defense, 1967-1969.
O'BRIEN, LAWRENCE. Special Presidential Assistant; Postmaster General. [Consult the following intereviews: No. 9 (pp. 4- 12); No. 10 (p. 9); No. 16 (pp. 38-42); No. 25 (pp. 13-16); No. 26 (pp. 18, 37-39); No. 32 (pp. 16-27).]
PAUL, NORMAN S. Assistant Secretary of Defense; Under Secretary of the Air Force.
RESOR, STANLEY R. Under Secretary of the Army, 1965; Secretary of the Army, 1965-1971.
ROSTOW, EUGENE V. Under Secretary of State for Poltical Affairs, 1966-1969.
ROSTOW, WALT W. Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, 1966-1969.
RUSK, DEAN. Secretary of State, 1961-1969.
SMITH, GERALD C. Director, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency; member of the Atomic Energy Commission and advisor on atomic affairs to President Eisenhower.
SPOCK, BENJAMIN. Physician; educator; author; co-chairman, National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy; antiwar activist.
SYMINGTON, STUART. Secretary of the Air Force; Senator from Missouri.
TAYLOR, MAXWELL D. General, U.S. Army; Chief of Staff, 1955-1959; Military Representative to the President, 1961-1962; Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1962-1964; Ambassador to South Vietnam, 1964-1965; Special Consultant to the President, 1965-1969.
UDALL, STEWART L. Secretary of the Interior, 1961-1969.
WARNKE, PAUL C. Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs.
WEISL, EDWIN L. Chief Counsel, U.S. Senate Preparedness Investigating Subcommitee; Counsel, Committee on Space and Aeronautics.
WELSH, EDWARD C. Executive Secretary, President's Aeronautics and Space Council, 1961-1969.
WHEELER, EARLE G. General, U.S. Army; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
WHITE, LEE. Associate Counsel to the President, 1963-1965; Special Counsel, 1965-1966; Chairman, Federal Power Commission, 1966- 1969.
WILSON, GLEN P. Member of LBJ's Senate Staff, 1955-1957; Assistant Clerk, Senate Preparedness Investigating Subcommittee, 1957- 1958; Staff, Senate Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee, 1958-1977.
YARMOLINSKY, ADAM. Special Assistant to the Secretary of Defense, 1961-1964; Special Assistant to the President, 1964-1965; Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, 1965-1966.
ZUCKERT, EUGENE M. Secretary of the Air Force, 1962-1965; member of the Atomic Energy Commission.


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Time to brush up on our Christopher Columbus accomplishments! It takes true grit to sail off into the unknown. Columbus Day first became an official state holiday in Colorado in 1906, and became a federal holiday in the United States in 1937, though people have celebrated Columbus' voyage since the colonial period. In 1792, New York City and other U.S. cities celebrated the 300th anniversary of his landing in the New World. President Benjamin Harrison called upon the people of the United States to celebrate Columbus Day on the 400th anniversary of the event. During the four hundredth anniversary in 1892, teachers, preachers, poets and politicians used Columbus Day rituals to teach ideals of patriotism. These patriotic rituals were framed around themes such as support for war, citizenship boundaries, the importance of loyalty to the nation, and celebrating social progress.
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Tough Luck a Good Thing for Colts
"Fearless," Wayne said, shaking his head as he left the locker room on Sunday night. He was talking about one of the vital components that makes Andrew Luck so special. Quarterbacks need to have so much of what Luck has and... more »


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The Blond Duck is having Pie Week over at the pond and I'm submitting this pie to her. A decadent silky smooth chocolate pie that wont bust a gut. Inless you eat the whole the pie. Well then, my little buddy…, your on your own!
Recipe courtesy of Alton Brown
2 cups chocolate chips,
Place a small metal bowl over a saucepan with simmering water. Melt the chocolate and coffee liqueur in the bowl. Stir in vanilla.
Combine the tofu, chocolate mixture, and honey in the blender jar. Liquefy until smooth.
Pour the filling into the crust and refrigerate for 2 hours, or until the filling is set.


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This is the time of year when we load up sacks of Loglike goodies onto the sleigh and visit different parts of the country for Christmas arts markets & fairs specialising in contemporary craft and design.
Last weekend was The Harley Gallery in Nottinghamshire (as featured in the Daily Telegraph 'UK: Five of the best Christmas Shopping Destinations'.) Which was packed with visitors, quality contemporary craft, artisan food & Christmassy drink.
This weekend, we'll be at the big contemporary craft fair at Conwy Quay (Fri, Sat & Sun). Organised in conjunction with Helfa Gelf and Conwy Feast, it promises to bring together professional artists, makers and artisan food producers from all over North Wales.
Conwy Quay (LL32 8BB)
Fri 30 Nov, Sat 1 Dec, Sun 2 Dec
10 am to 6pm daily
Then the following weekend, we'll be in Liverpool city centre, at St George's Hall, for the Winter Arts Market. Another large fair with over 120 artists & makers, in a beautiful old building, seasonally dressed. (Yes, we'll both be seasonally dressed too, if I can find that reindeer Ugly jumper…)
St George's Hall, Liverpool (L1 1JJ)
Sat 8 Dec, Sun 9 Dec
10 am to 5pm daily (£1.50 entrance, under 16's free.)


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Advantages at a glance
- The Swiss Transfer Ticket, the Swiss Travel Pass, the Swiss Half Fare Card and the Swiss Family Card are also available in a Print@Home version.
- Journey to and from a Swiss border railway stations or airport to your vacation destination Show map of validity
- Children under the age of 16 travel free of charge when accompanied by at least one parent holding a Swiss Family Card
- Children under 6 years travel free of charge. No Swiss Family Card needed
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With the Family Card, children aged from 6 to 16 travel free of charge!On request, a Swiss Family Card is provided free of charge, entitling children aged from 6 to under 16 to travel free if accompanied by at least one paying parent.
The Swiss Half Fare Card Combi is an additional card and costs CHF 60.-.
- The Swiss Half Fare Card Combi may only be issued in combination with a Swiss Travel Pass Flex or Swiss Transfer Ticket.
- The Swiss Half Fare Card Combi entitles the owner to the purchase of an unlimited number of tickets at the Swiss Half Fare Card terms, between the first and last day of the associated valid Swiss Travel Pass Flex/Swiss Transfer Ticket (max. 1 month) only.
- The transfer to and from your destination must be via the most direct route
- This ticket cannot be purchased in Switzerland. It is available from all foreign Swiss Travel System points-of-sale or from our Ticket Shop
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All Adidas Shoe Reviews
Adidas has been making weightlifting shoes longer than any other brand on the market today. With decades of research and real world lifting experience behind them, the Adidas lifting shoes are often give the title of top of the line – with a price tag to go along with it. Still, these shoes can be seen on the feet of some of the top Olympic weightlifters in the World. Below are the latest reviews on Adidas weight lifting shoes. Our reviews include a thorough analysis, shoe specifications, as well as include user ratings and comments.
Adidas Power Perfect 2While often confused with the Power Lift Trainer, the Power Perfect 2.0 features exclusive design features that make it better suited for serious lifters. Among these differences include a stiffer sole plate, higher heel and wider fit than other Adidas models.
Adidas AdiPower WeightliftingReleased in January 2012, the AdiPower Weightlift is the newest high-end Olympic lifting shoe by Adidas. It replaces the former AdiStar model released in 2008 and once again carries the highest price tag of all the Oly shoes on the market. This begs the question, are these shoes worth the cost?
Adidas PowerLift TrainerA quality made, budget friendly power lifting shoe for the beginning to intermediate weight lifter. The PowerLift Trainer Shoe has been designed around the harder to find Power Perfect 2 design and is an excellent choice for the more casual weightlifters. Featuring a lightweight feel, comfortable sneaker-like fit and attractive price of $90, this shoe is likely to become a big hit with the many lifters.
Adidas AdiStarAdidas has been producing shoes for the sport of weightlifting dating back to the 1970s. Debuting in 2008 at the Olympic Games in Beijing, the AdiStar Weightlifting is probably one of the most well known models of shoes amongst Olympic weightlifters. The model boasts several upgrades and improvements over the older and cheaper Ironwork models.
Adidas Ironwork 3While it doesn't share the advanced designs and styling of its AdiStar big brother, overall the Ironwork III is a great shoe, especially if you have narrower feet as they tend to fit this foot type better than Do-Win style shoes.


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Pension information
How do you see your future after you retire? Will you be enjoying life to the full or just getting by?
We want to help you enjoy financial freedom in your later years.
Speak to your financial adviser to find out more about a pension with Royal London.
All about pensions
- Why do you need a pension? The only way to keep a healthy financial spring in your step as you enter your retirement is through your own savings.
- What will the State give you? It would be nice to think that we'll receive a generous income from the Government when we retire. Unfortunately, that simply won't be true for most of us - no matter how hard we've worked.
- Investing your money Your contributions are invested in a range of different investments which aim to build up a sum of money.
- Accessing your pension The retirement savings you've built up in your plan will be used to provide you with a regular income.
Pension Portfolio
- Overview The beauty of the Pension Portfolio is that it can evolve with you as your circumstances change. We think it's the ideal way for you to save for your retirement.
- Contribution options How you decide to make the contributions is up to you. To make this as easy as possible, we accept regular contributions, single contributions and transfer payments from any existing pension plans.
- Core investments Selecting the right balance of investments to hold in your plan needs careful consideration.
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- Income Release Income Release allows you to access your retirement benefits at a time that suits you and in a method you choose. Available through the Pension Portfolio plan, this flexible option allows you to take tax-free cash and if you want, an income directly from your plan.
Tax free allowances
- Annual and lifetime allowances There's a limit to the amount you can invest in pension plans every year before you are taxed on your contributions. It's set by the Government and it's called the annual allowance...
Frequently asked questions about pensions
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Fun Fondue Feast
Are you looking for an extra-easy way to entertain? Then gather a group of friends for an informal fondue party.
Here you'll find tried-and-true classics like Marinated Tenderloin Fondue with Cranberry Orange Dipping Sauce, Mongolian Fondue, Chocolate Pecan Fondue and Swiss Cheese Fondue.
You'll also discover twists on the traditional like Tomato Fondue, Apple Wonton Bundles and Citrus Fondue that will become newfound favorites. So next time you're planning a special winter gathering, dip into fondue for a guaranteed good time!
Hosting a Fondue Party
The best part about hosting a fondue party is that you do the prep work in advance, then guests do their own cooking! Here are some helpful hints to make your fondue party go off without a hitch.
- Most fondue pots hold up to six fondue forks. Depending on your number of guests, you'll need several pots. Extra pots also are needed if you're cooking different types of fondue. Electric fondue pots are better for oil cooking because they allow you to maintain a higher temperature. For recipes where the fondue simply needs to be warmed, you could use a small slow cooker instead. Be on the lookout for discounted fondue pots on clearance racks at department stores and at rummage sales. Or ask friends and family if they have one you can borrow.
- If children will be attending the party, think twice about setting up the fondue on a cloth-covered table. To avoid the risk of little hands pulling the cloth and spilling the hot pots, consider placing things on a high, sturdy, easy-to-clean surface such as a kitchen island or breakfast bar.
- The day before the party, cut up meats and fruits (except fruits that may discolor), prepare the cheese, chocolate and any condiments. Store in airtight containers and refrigerate perishable items. Set out fondue pots, fondue forks and serving dishes. Also have salad plates, knives and forks available.
- A few hours before the party, cube bread and store in a resealable plastic bag. Place meats and fruits in serving containers, cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate.
- As guests arrive, heat the fondue ingredients and set out the items to be dipped.
- During the party, keep perishable items like meat chilled by placing the serving container on a plate of ice.
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Cowboys draft Oklahoma State RB Joseph Randle in the fifth roundThe Dallas Cowboys drafted Oklahoma State running back Joseph Randle with the 18th pick in the fifth round on Saturday. With the Cowboys' selection of Randle in the fifth round of the 2013 NFL Draft, I want to take a look back at that report and offer up … (more)Source: dallasnews.com
T. Boone Pickens might've helped Joseph Randle get drafted by the Dallas CowboysEntering the NFL Draft, the Dallas Cowboys were looking for a No. 2 running back to get carries behind DeMarco Murray. What they landed in the fifth round was a three-down runner that compares well to the team's starter. Oklahoma State's Joseph RandleSource: dallasnews.com
Cowboys add depth at RB with RandleHere's the part of the Scouts Inc. scouting report on running back Joseph Randle, whom the Dallas Cowboys selected with the No. 151 pick (5th round) in this year's draft, that matters the most: Durability is not a concern as he has suffered no significa…Source: ESPN.com
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Early Division III Qualifiers Finding Time to Kill
by Jac Coyne | LaxMagazine.com | Coyne Archive | Twitter
|Ohio Wesleyan head coach Mike
Plantholt has the Bishops into the NCAA tournament, but he and the
other early qualifiers have 10 days before things pick up
© John Strohsacker
For the three Division III teams that punched their tickets to the NCAA tournament this past weekend, it was certainly a relief. Thanks to victories in their respective conference tournaments, Norwich, Montclair State and Ohio Wesleyan know their season will continue.
The early entrance into the dance also gives the coaches and players some extra time to fill. Since they won't know their opponent until Sunday, there's plenty of time to do, well, all sorts of things.
"We're trying to figure all of that out right now," said Ohio Wesleyan head coach Mike Plantholt on Monday. "We're tying up some loose ends."
Having played up until the last weekend with no league tourney, this break is somewhat new for the Bishops. As such, the OWU players were given Monday and Tuesday off while Plantholt and his staff was finishing up some of their recruiting homework that got ignored during the run to the NCAC title. One of Plantholt's assistants took Tuesday off to attend his nephew's confirmation.
Montclair State, which won the Skyline, isn't used to an extended break, but head coach Chris Kivlen doesn't think that's necessarily a bad thing.
"It's a little unusual that we have so much time off," Kivlen said. "It's like a bowl season for us. You have a full 10 days. This year, we're a little bit low in numbers, which is a little bit better for us. It just gives us a chance to tighten up and work on ourselves for the week."
OWU and Montclair are experienced tournament teams — the Battling Bishops are making their seventh consecutive trip to the NCAAs while the Red Hawks are making their fifth straight — but this is the first go around for Norwich, the winners of the GNAC automatic bid. In addition to the newness of postseason play, the Cadets actually had another game on Monday after their conference championship tilt on Saturday.
Because Norwich had to make up a conference game, their initial contest with Castleton had to be postponed. Since Castleton, the frontrunner for the NAC bid, had its own conference tournament to attend to, Monday was the only day it would work (Castleton won, 16-9). It's just part of the process for this carefree bunch of Cadets.
"We have a young group of knuckleheads," said Norwich head coach Neal Anderson. "We teach every practice about refining and getting better. We'll probably take two days off and get back it Thursday and Friday."
While all three coaches said they'd be concentrating on themselves up until the bids are announced on Sunday, it's only natural that they might do a little arm-chair prognostication during their downtime in order to get a feel for what kind opponent they have in store.
Anderson readily admits to having a wish list.
"We're definitely wait and see, but if I could I daydream a little further, I'd love to see Middlebury in the first round," he said. "They are our [Vermont] neighbors and I've got some really good friends who coach over there. It would be dream to be able to have the game close by, and I'd love to match-up against those guys and prepare for them."
Kivlen isn't ready to play that game yet — "No guesses right now," he said — however, no matter who they draw in the first round, there will be less of a happy-to-be-there mentality and more of a business mindset.
"I'm not going to get so caught up in all the travel and all that stuff this year," Kivlen said. "We're just going to take what they give us and make that a little smoother so I can concentrate on the game. It is such a quick turnaround. Last year, we wanted to make it kind of an experience for the guys, and it should be a great experience, but we're going to put that on the back burner and focus on our opponent."
Plantholt is in a slightly better spot to predict who he might see in the first round. As a member of the regional ranking committee, which does mock brackets during its calls, he was able to narrow down the list of possible opponents. Located in Ohio, he also knows that the winners of the Midwest Lacrosse Conference and the MIAA are going to need accessible Wednesday destinations, along with Otterbein, which looks like it will be admitted via Pool B.
Still, Plantholt wasn't completely willing to hedge his bets. "We'll just have to wait and see," he said.
If the Bishops can find a place to practice on Saturday — that's when the MLL's Ohio Machine, which plays in OWU's stadium, has its season opener — they feel like they know what they need to do.
"I'm hoping that we can be smart about all of this time between now and the next game," Plantholt said. "Let them rest, and then get back into practice and get ready for the playoffs. Mentally, the guys are a little bit more prepared, but I don't think anybody is looking at our NCAA record and going nuts or anything. We still need to prove ourselves in the NCAA tournament. The seniors and upperclassmen know that and we're hoping to do that this year."
Will the extra time be a help or a hindrance to the early qualifiers? Only time will tell, but it sure beats not knowing.
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Apple Airport Extreme or Express?
What is the difference between an Apple Airport Express Base Station, and an Airport Extreme Base Station? I have a tiny 500-square foot apartment. All I want is to be able to surf the web wirelessly. Can I go with the cheaper Express Base Station? Why is one cheaper than the other (in other words, what can the Extreme do that the Express cannot)?
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Skip to comments.Obama Zombies on Twitter Threaten to Riot if BHO Loses His Re-election Bid
Posted on 10/09/2012 11:00:50 AM PDT by DogByte6RER
New civility: Obama supporters threaten to riot if Romney wins; Update: Deleted tweets
(Note: Below are some samples of the Tweets posted by Obama supporters, reported and re-posted on the Twitchy site. Link over to Twitchy to read the rest.)
If Romney wins I'm Starting a Riot....Who's WIT ME???
Facey! (@daboifacey) October 08, 2012 Is this what Obama meant when he called for a more civil tone in U.S. politics?
I Hope The USA Is Well Aware That If In The Event This Character Romney Wins The Election, The People Will Start A Country Wide Riot! #Power John Kramer (@YoungCal626) October 08, 2012
I Heard Mitt Romney , Tryna Take Away Food Stamps , If He Do ."IMA START A RIOT , IMA START A RIOT" Tommy Pickles (@ThugPickles) October 04, 2012
If Romney win Imma start riot! IG: Mocha_21 (@SpoilMe24_7) October 04, 2012
If Romney wins ima start a riot ima start a riot Scorpio King (@Kan_Kan69) October 03, 2012
If Romney is elected president, its gon be a riot its gon be a riot. Phillie B. [.☆_☆.] (@PhillyB_2Insane) October 04, 2012
If Romney win niggas goin riot Rahmir Harrison (@GottaLoveRahRah) October 04, 2012
on b if romney become president im a start a riot on 11th in front of heb and subway. oh im a make the damn news. espn, kbtv, and kfdm. You askin too much!! (@MyCup_OILY) October 09, 2012
If romney become president..we should start a riot Aries ツ (@_March17th) October 04, 2012
(Excerpt) Read more at twitchy.com ...
bring it
then you'll get a REAL LESSON in the importance of the second ammendment.
And remember- we are the ones who are FOR IT.
Bring it on dirtbags.
Fine. Just stay out of my yard.
Out here in the fly-over Country? No... They don't want to come out here starting trouble.
Bring it, butt-heads! But don't forget, the minute you cross onto my property your constitutional rights are nonexistent!
It's always good to know exactly when a riot is coming so you can be prepared.
It's known as the Operation Odinga or the Odinga Maneuver!
They'd be a daisy if they do...
Let them riot..they made this same idiotic threat in 2008 and too many people fell for it..Now, who the hell cares, if the dumb asses want to riot let them, and if we choose to use our 2nd Amendment rights on them so be it too
I was thinking I would be to old before I can get any trigger time with these folks.
Holy bleep. I sent an e-mail to a friend just before this came out saying to stay out of Boston if Obama loses.
If they riot in Detroit and Oakland, will anyone notice?
Gee... why didn't Conservatives think of that when Bush Sr. lost his relection campaign to Billy Boy?
Heck... we should have thought of that!
Locked & loaded. Let 'em come...
Gee, Obama supporters threatening to riot if they don't get there own way. I wonder who else behaves like that? Oh, that's right, the islamofascists! No wonder zero and his zombies are always supporting them; they're just like them.
In the words of Al Bundy: "Let's Rock!". If the thugs want to play, I'm ready for anything they think they can offer. Cockroaches and animals always seem to act the part.
I'm armed and carrying. Hope Romney wins.
Please bring it on. lol..
You beat me to it. Also, As they say, "an heir and a spare." I try to be a good neighbor.
But they usually riot, burn down buildings, commit stabbings and shootings in THEIR section of town, i.e. the ghetto, so I have no problem with that.
But just in case they decide to come out to the suburbs, I've purchased more ammo.
LOLOL! Me too!
Bring it, fools. Don't let fear and common sense hold you cowards back.
Go Romney! beat this socialist scum Obama!
I am carrying my semi automatic gun. I'm ready to defend myself!
Charging the 2000 presidential election was 'rigged', the DUmmies swore they were not going to allow it to happen again in 2004 (Kerry defeated like Al Gore in 2000). Bold-type emphasis added by myself.-etl
Arming the Left: Is the time now?
Post from: Lori Price CLG (1000+ posts) Sun Feb-22-2004 11:17 PM
Response to Reply #10
16. Yes, spread the word, even if you *didn't* read it, that there *will* be riots! Yes! Riots, and a whole lot more!..."
Democratic Underground blogger ("happyslug": 1000+ posts) responds...
"if it is decided to fight, be prepared to fight, bring a backpack, entrenching tool, tent, and other equipment of an Infantrymen. You will need it for Bush and his supporters decides it is better to fight than to accept the will of the people, the fight to overthrow them will be a long fight."
"...it takes three things to overthrow a tyrant;...
1. Popular support, you must have the majority of the people on your side (i.e. Democracy, even the Communists and Islamics both try to show they have the Support of the Majority of the People),
2. Organization to perform the overthrow (This is why Madison wrote the First like he did, these are HOW you organize an opposition. Without the First it is hard to organize an opposition and any resistence organized in absence of the rights stated in the First tend to be as tyrannical as what you are opposing)
3. Weapons to push the issue if the leadership that is being overthrown tries to use force to stay in power. You have to be willing to answer force with force. Weapons do not overthrow a tyrant, weapons just protect the people who are overthrowing a tyrant."
"Now, you may say "Hay, you are talking about Islamic and/or Communists groups not 'Western Liberal resistence groups'". And you would be correct. As I said in the beginning the first step in a guerilla war against a tyrant is to first organize. The Islamic and Communists Groups were the best at organizing people. "Western Liberal Resistence Groups" were less effective in organizing resistence groups (And less liked by the CIA and KGB who tended to fund these groups, remember any war is expensive, money talks).
Furthermore since most Islamic and Communist groups tend to be the first groups outlawed they tend to go underground first. Once underground they start to organize and as other groups are outlawed those groups tend to join the opposition which tends to be either Islamic or Communistic. Once outlawed these groups also tend to be controlled by the most fanatic opponents of the Tyrants and these tend to be either Islamic or Communistic. Thus to oppose the Tyrants you have to support a side with enough discipline to get the job done and that tend to be Communist or Islamic."
"...Any weapons we resort to must be "real" weapons not pistols. i.e. Rifles and shotguns. Due to concerns of re-supply (you have to plan for a long battle) such weapons should be limited to very small number of different rounds. Generally restrict yourself to the following rounds:
5.56x 45 (.223 Remington) 7.62x 63 (30-06) 7.62x 51 (.308 Winchester or 7.62 NATO) 7.62 x 39 (7.62mm Russian 7.62 AK Round) 12 Gauge Shotgun. 30-30 Winchester."
"You have more weapons in the above calibers than any other calibers thus should be your first choice in weapons. Saying this I must point out I like the 7x57 and 7.92x57 Mauser rounds and the M1898 Mauser Bolt action Rifle, but the 7.92 (sometime called 8mm Mauser) but these rounds are less common than the above and thus harder to obtain when re-supply is needed (and re-supply will be needed if the struggle lasts for any length of time).
Re-supply of Ammunition has always been the bane of any military operations. Without ammunition you can not fight. To get you ammunition, it is easier if we can keep the number of different rounds to a minimum (i.e. 5.56x45 and 7.62x51). I list the 30-06 and 30-30 winchester rounds for these are two VERY popular rounds and ammunition for both are easy to obtain (the same with the 12 Gauge shotgun). I list the 7.62 AK round do to the huge number of SKSs and AKs imported since the fall of the Soviet Union. I list it for while there are probably more 30-30s and 30-06 rifles out they than 7.62 Aks and SKSs, the Aks and SKSs may very while outnumber the rifles in 5.56x45 and 7.62 NATO.
Also, if it is decided to fight, be prepared to fight, bring a backpack, entrenching tool, tent, and other equipment of an Infantrymen. You will need it for Bush and his supporters decides it is better to fight than to accept the will of the people, the fight to overthrow them will be a long fight."
[end of excerpts...but many other just as crazy thoughts found at the following link. This thread continued for THREE entire weeks before the moderator finally stepped in. But as of today, Monday, Jan 3, 2011!!, the thread is still up on the Democratic Underground website!-ETL]
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"Lori Price CLG (1000+ posts) Sun Feb-22-04 11:17 PM Response to Reply #10
16. Yes, spread the word, even if you *didn't* read it, that there *will* be riots! Yes! Riots, and a whole lot more!..."
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Niggas already be riotin'. Media jus' ain tellin' whitey 'bout it.
Go for it, attention whores.
If they come into my neighborhood, I am going to sit on my roof and pic em off as they come down the hill....lol.
Me thinks though that these Obama thugs are inside Obama's campaign headquarters just trying to suppress the Romney vote with these puerile tweets.
They can burn down their neighborhoods and cause all the _hundreds_ of dollars of property damage they want.
They'd best stay out of "whitey's" neighborhood, though, especially those places where the good ol' boys live who go deer hunting in the fall.
gatlin gun em
Riot????? Bwahahahahahahahahahaha! Whatchu gonna do???? Hit me with your nobamaphone? Beat me with your food stamp booklet? Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha! I can't wait.
Big deal. They'll destroy their own urban areas, and, hopefully, be shot by PO'd Korean grocers.
Yeah... The only spill-over I may have to worry about is from Minneapolis. I'm about 20 miles out, so I'll have plenty of time to deploy assets... ;-)
Before leaving the 'hood' they might better check the gun and ammo purchased over the past four years.
In Texas if you cross my fence line with intent to do harm to me or mine you are a target... and you won't be the first...
Come get some, b_tches. Bring your own bodybags.
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I'm practicing drawing my gun rapidly if they do.
Go Romney! Defeat that socialist piece of crap called Obama.
How the hell are you going to start a riot when you can't even start a coherent sentence?
Scoped rifles > sideways pistols
"If they riot in Detroit and Oakland, will anyone notice?"
Yes, after the fire cleans everything, the towns will be cleaner and quieter.
The key is not letting anyone leave during the disturbance.
Despite all the libs in NoVa, Arlington and Alexandria will be a killing field.
Bring it.
The tolerant left on display again...
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Skip to comments.Trotta: Seal Team Raid Week Before Election?
Posted on 10/14/2012 8:52:35 AM PDT by pabianice
Liz Trotta on Fox News Channel. First, wondering why the Coprolite Press is ignoring the disappearance of Hillary since the slaughter of four Americans in the Libyan Consulate. Then surmising that Bill's continued support of Obama is contingent upon no one asking Hillary any embarrassing questions, which the Rancid Media of course honors. Finally, surmising that Obama's October Surprise will be a SEAL team raid in Libya a week or so before the election to bump his support.
I doubt it, Obama is risk adverse to have something go wrong and blow up in his face.
Just ask Jimmy Carter how a raid into the Middle East worked out for him.
Obama does think so little of the American people, he just might try such a trick. But I have a couple thoughts, which are just as valid as Liz Trotta's.
First, the SEALs might just find the conditions aren't acceptable for such a raid, and they may make an on-the-ground decision to stay put.
Second, the American people aren't so ignorant as to fall for a stunt.
Seriously, Obamugabe is trying to give out fake economic numbers, and the citizenry aren't buying it...so this would be a truly stupid move. Which means the Kenyan Clown will probably do it.
Wouldn't change my vote one iota. This scumbag Obama will kill more Americans than 4 in the next 4 years.
His little O appointed rationing boards will see to that.
Maybe we should take over O care for awhile and appoint our hand picked rationing board as payback. LOL It would scare the crap out of them.
just kidding.
Newcomb's paradox.
Obama's desperate "October Surprise" has already backfired on him on September 11 in Benghazi...
Obama set it up to take the consulate staff hostage....so he could "negotiate" their release in exchange for the Blind Sheik just before the elections.
If it happens and something goes wrong, it'll be Hillary's fault.
If the seals refuse it'll be their fault for disobeying an order.
The majority have fallen for a 4 year stunt so much they want to make is an 8 year stunt.
Interesting take.
I guess it doesn't work when the hostages are all murdered on the initial assault. Of course if you can blame it on a video that nobody in the world has ever seen you could try that. Hell, it worked with a birth certificate.
No, wait a minute, we'll think of something else.
"I doubt it, Obama is risk adverse to have something go wrong and blow up in his face."
"Obama's desperate "October Surprise" has already backfired on him on September 11 in Benghazi..."
"Obama set it up to take the consulate staff hostage....so he could "negotiate" their release in exchange for the Blind Sheik just before the elections."
I had not heard that take on it, spokeshave. How very interesting and in my view, plausible. Wonder if there is any corroborating evidence we can find to support it.
Hope there are no other "October Surprise Plans B, C, and D" in the offing.
Funny. I remember a similar attempt by Carter to look like a man...it didn't go well then, I seriously doubt it will go well this time, either. That any MORE Americans might lose their lives for the sake of this man's re-election makes my blood boil.
Your reason for the Benghazi tragedy is one of the best I have read.
I'm ashamed to say that has real credibility ... but then I thought the US had a long standing policy of never negotiating with terrorists or kidnappers
Not likely....President Jarret would not approve....
Two seals ruin October Surprise Author ^ | 10/14/2012 | Kozy Posted on Sun Oct 14 08:28:48 2012 by Kozy
That was before the Apology Tour.
If it goes wrong, we will never hear about it. The media would cover it up until after the election.
Wouldn't worry so much abot seal team surprises. TSA/BATF raid on GOP, maybe. Or an iranian nuke helpfully placed by Zero's accomplices in the south.
WHERE is HILLARY???????? Hello....MEDIA!!!
Obama: " OK Abdel-Rahman, I got it all setup...we will take hostages at the Benghazi consulate and later negotiate their release for you"
It's a win- win as I get a big boost before the elections.
Omar: "you may call me Omar"
Obama: "Thanks Omar...and I got you a disguise as those pesky FReepers have an eye out for you"
Omar: "Let me consult with you later on that"
Obama: "I got it covered, what with the FEMA camps and a billion rounds of ammo."
Omar: "Keep up the good work my brother from another mother"
Obama: "And how was the American culture field trip to a noodling competition ?
Omar: ..."I caught an alligator."
There's an article called Weapons Hunting that put a different spin on it.
Another pet peeve is that in mention of Fast and Furious...people seem to forget that Federal ICE Agent Jamie Zapata was also killed with Holders weapons.
"Body Of Lies From Benghazi To Barack"...
"Weapons Hunting - The Reason For The 9-11 Murders In Libya"...
"While The Rest of You Have Been Distracted"...quot;While The Rest of You Have Been Distracted
"Body Of Lies From Benghazi To Barack"...
"Weapons Hunting - The Reason For The 9-11 Murders In Libya"...
Reflecting back with Sarcasm and Ridicule is from the Alinski play book....nothing like it so infuriates dims and lefties.
Plans are to raid the Romney third debate prep site. Take no prisoners, or witnesses....The Messiah cannot interrupt his golf games to actually prepare for the final battle.
THANKS!!! That "Weapons Hunting" article was JAW DROPPING!!
I don't doubt he'll try to pull off some sham of patriotism to boost his numbers.
This is more plausible than lies their spewing out.
Would have timed well with aflecks movie
To show Obama is better than carter.
This probably has their campaign feeling hopeless. Their October surprise backfired and now worse off than if it wasn't carried out.
Hillary is sitting in the GUILTY chair over this utter ambush of our four guys.
Hillary would never throw in with Obama to make him look better other than in advancing his broad themes, to keep her job, but she had the money to secure these guys in the lion's den and did not, even after pleas over 20 other incidents, and in this emergency.
She is getting Bill to squeeze Obama's mouth shut in exchange for political peace though Nov 6. IMHO.
Somebody or something, like an administration is going to pay for this!!!!
Even some Lefties would find it obscene.
Will their ever be justice on earth, by the hand of man?
We just must be on our knees to call down the powers of God, to assist us in His Divine Mercy lest He judge us too.
We are guilty of of letting too much slide, as a people, and our country reflects our wholesale rejection of God and our tolerance for increasing evil and it's intentions to wipe out the faithful, using our institutions to accomplish it;public schools, universities, academia, art, entertainment industry, even our churches now fall under attack, by infiltration in the manner of our government infiltration.
We must work on our interior lives that our dear Father in Heaven will be pleased to hear our prayers, and answer us.
I speak to myself, here, but speaking out loud among friends.
Thanks pabianice. This is interesting (though brief) speculation.
yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyLiz could be right because Obama would try anything , even burning the Reichstag to win support. I am sickened that voters would even dare think that this was not done except for political purposes. All Americans should realize is what Jeanne Kirkpatrick said: They always blame America. And any tomfoolery to elicit votes at the Nov deadline should be shunned by every patriotic American.
"the American people aren't so ignorant as to fall for a stunt."
Hmmmm. I think they are. Ignorant and fickle.
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