LBJ and Wilbur Mills, 4/27/66, 9.29A.

Telephone Conversation between President Johnson and Wilbur Mills
Citation No.: 10050
April 27, 1966
Time: 9:29 AM
Location: Mansion
Speakers: President Johnson and Wilbur Mills. Office conversation.
General Topic: Business; Congressional Relations; Defense; Disasters; Economics; Elections; Federal Budget; Labor; LBJ Reminiscences; LBJ Travel; Legislation; National Politics; Natural Resources; Pre-Presidential; Procurement & Disposal; Taxes; Veterans; Vietnam
Topics: LBJ Expresses Concern About Size Of 1967 Federal Deficit, Discusses Increased Spending On Various Programs Including Agriculture, Health, Education, Impacted Areas, GI Bill, NIH, Civilian And Military Pay Raises, Warns Of Need For Future Tax Increases
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That is one chunky deficit President Johnson is looking at.
I did like the joke LBJ made at the end - "Wilbur, if you're close to me then you'll be defeated!"