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These are handwritten notes taken by President Johnson that summarize Soviet Chairman Alexsei Kosygin's remarks during their meeting at Glassboro, New Jersey, on June 25, 1967. This resource was located by the Rowan University Libraies Digital…

This is President Johnson's daily diary entry for the morning of June 24, 1967. Just after midnight, President Johnson boarded AIR FORCE ONE to fly to Texas after appearing at a President's Club Dinner in Los Angeles, California. Earlier that day he…

This is Lady Bird Johnson's daily diary entry for the morning of June 25, 1967. This resource was located by the Rowan University Libraies Digital Scholarship Center staff using the National Archives Catalog. The entire resource is two pages and can…

An audio diary of Harry Hadelman.This resource was located by the Rowan University Libraies Digital Scholarship Center staff using the National Archives Catalog. The resource is four minutes and twenty-four seconds long and can be found at:…

This is President Johnson's daily diary entry for the morning of June 23, 1967. This was the first day of the Glassboro Summit Conference in Glassboro, New Jersey. President Johnson met with Aleksei Kosygin, Chairman of the Council of Ministers,…

This is President Johnson's daily diary entry for the morning of June 25, 1967. President Johnson left the LBJ Ranch and returned to Glassboro, New Jersey, for the second meeting of the Glassboro Summit Conference with Soviet Chairman Aleksei…

The image shows a slightly grainy, close-up photograph captured during the 1986 vist of President Ronald Reagan at the Glassboro High School located at 550 Joseph L Bowe Blvd. The photo has aslightly muted, washed-out color palette and overall style.…

In this powerful and at times humorous oral history, Dr. George Neff shares his experiences related to the Glassboro Summit (June 1967) and his subsequent goodwill visits to the Soviet Union during the Cold War. This oral history is part of the…

This item is a taped conversation between President Lyndon B. Johnson and former President Dwight D. Eisenhower concerning the progress made during the Glassboro Summit. Johnson briefly discusses several topics, including Moscow’s concern about the…