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0-20 (Rev. 10-15-62) Callahan Conrad eLoach Evans Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele. Room Holmes Gandy UPI-73 ADD 9 JOHNSON, WASHINGTON SALINGER SAID HE'DID NOT KNCW CF ANY KENNEDY STAFF MEMBERS WHO HAD MADE A FIRM DECISICN AGAINST REMAINING ON WITH JOHNSON. THE NEW PRESIDENT, IN ASKING THE SIAFF TO STAY FCR THE TIME BEING, HAD LEFT It Up tO'THEIR OWN JUDGMENTS TO DECIDE. ARRIVED AT ABOUT 11 A.M. TO HELP"IN THE RECEPTION~OF VISITING FOREIGN LEADERS WITH WHOM JOHNSON WAS MEETING. CTHERS WHO WERE AT THEIR DESKS WERE SPECIAL COUNCIL THEODORE F. O'BRIEN.' JOHNSON MET WITH C'BRIEN, CONGRESSIONAL LIAISON AID, TO CALL FOR CONTINUANCE OF EFFORTS FCR ENACTMENT OF THE KENNEDY LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM. KENNEDY'S PERSONAL SECRETARY. MRS. EVELYN LINCOLN. HAD MOVED TO AN OFFICE ACROSS THE STREET IN THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING WHERE SHE WAS WORKING ON SCRTING THE LATE PRESIDENT S PAPERS FCR PLACEMENT IN THE MEMORIAL LIBRARY WHICH IS BEING ESTABLISHED AT CAMBRIDGE MASS. THREE OF JOHNSON'S OWN SECRETARIES HAD MOVED INTO THE PRESIDENT'S OUTER OFFICE WHERE MRS. LINCOLN USED TO WORK. SO HAD WILLIAM MOYERS, DEPUTY PEACE CORPS DIRECTOR, AND ONE OF THE CHIEF JOHNSON AIDES HANDLING THE TRANSITION FROM ONE ADMINISTRATION TC ANOTHER. ANOTHER OF THCSE AIDES. JCHNSON*S ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, WALTER JENKINS, WAS WORKING FRCM DUNGAN'S. OFFICE. SALINGER, MEANTIME, KEPT IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH JOHNSONS PRESS JAIDE, GEORGE REEDY. AND MRS. ELIZABETH CARPENTER WHO HAD BEEN HANDLING MRS. LADY BIRD JOHNSON'S PRESS RELATIONS FOR SOME TIME, SIEPPED INTO THE SAME RCLE AT THE WHITE HOUSE SALINGER SAID WITH REFERENCE TO THE JOHNSON STAFF. AND MEANTIME. A KENNEDY APPOINTEE WHO HAD BEEN A MAJOR ASSISTANT HIS REMARKS FOR A4 P.M.E EST MEETING WITH HEADS OF SPECIAL DELEGATIONS FROM THAT AREA TO THE KENNEDY FUNERAL. 11/26--JD1217PES NOT SEGORDED 141 DEC 4 1963 WASHINGTON CAPITAL NEWS SERVICE