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Two young visitors study scenes from
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- "; llan Semo, "The Crisis of
1968 in Mexico"; Gilad Troy, "See
How They Run: The Changing
Presidential Campaign"; Theodore
M. Vestal, "The International Edu
cation Act of I 966: LBJ's Initiative
to Make U.S. Education Less Pro
vincial"; Margaret Weir
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- .
Dr. Don Wil n. Ar hj\l t of the
United State·. in
neral
Powell. Other
ti ip nts
includ
Cong
Pickle,
U. T. ChanceU
d Vice
President Wtlli
Library
Director Harry
:M. .
"You must see" the exhibit, General
Powell told his listeners. "Your chil
dren
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- Adminis-
Dr. Humboldt C. Mandell, Jr.,
Research Fellow at UT Austin's
Center for Space Research, has
worked with Griffin. Mandell pre
dicted that "At this address, you
will get an insight into Griffin's
personality and will see his abil
ity to make
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- attached."
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those which attract women and
minorities. A related question from
the audience about Mrs. Clinton run
ning for office prompted this amused
response: "I must say that I never
thought l would get 10 see the day
when I came to Tex,1s and found
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- the authorit~ 10 aucnd an~ m ·ring
of LBJ'~. \ ·ith ut prin authoriznti n. I le
was allowed toe. pre.s an opini n nan~
sub_iectal any time.
prerogative ..
'o one else had tho ·e
Wat·tJn r cailed the partnership that
LBJ and Lady Bird enjoyed, saying that
LBJ
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lssuc Numb-er LXXI April 30, I 999
Famed Photographer Duncan on Exhibit
The blank stare of a weary Khe
Sanh defender ... the raised fist of a
combative Richard M. Nixon ... the
Japanese surrender aboard the U. .S.
Missouri ... a jubilant
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- , Bernard Williams, Kim Mayhorn, Lynn Marshall
Linne1neier, James Ayers, Kojo Griffin, Leamon Green, Jr., Adrian Baxter, Lisa Royse
Front Row: Vicki i\lleek, George Smith (Father of Kaneem Smith) Jean Lacy, Mrs. Johnson, Carroll Harris Simms, Luci
Johnson
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- private
w lfare program."
"Jn the summer of 1972;' Ca tro
continued, he and hi wife B tte
were visitors at the Ranch.
ne morning, President John
son asked us to join him for a
ride to see some of hjs wild
life ... On our way back to the
house, we st
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- decencies,
and they outnumber the slicked-down
crowd"-and
here he would wrinkle his
m ~e as ii. squinting through pince-nez
"Lc.:11million to ont:."
Bill Moyers, at the Johnson family cemetery: "... he touched me more deeply than any
man, taught me more
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- The War to End All Wars
an exhib,r ·;n at the
Lyndon Bame Johnson Llb·ary
No11 11 1978
f-1;- .
11 1979
See story pages 2-5
Library looks back on World
It was "The Great War," "The Big War, '
"The World War•· It devastated and re
shaped Europe
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- ! It was
a father's dream for his son, a
dream he never lived to see come
Our grandmother was one of two
women in Blanco County with a
university degree.
Johnson daughters Luci, on the left, and Lynda, are assisted by Air Force Colonel Jacqueline
Van Ovost
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- Among
Bob Hope's daughter Linda opened the exhibit
honoring her father at the Johnson Library.
Story on page 23.
Photo by Charles Bogel.
An Evening With Joseph A. Califano, Jr.
Joe Califano was LBJ's top aide
for domestic legislation. He oversaw
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- "the
most extraordinary Senate leader
either party has ever produced." Each
time he opens the drawer or his desk
Daschle sees LBJ's signature, which
he left there by custom. And Daschle
ponders: What made LBJ so success
ful in his dealings with Congress
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Robert Strauss, veteran servant of
both the public and his political
party, will hold the Lloyd M. Bent
sen, Jr. Chair in Government/Busi
ness Relations at the LBJ School of
Public Affairs this semester.
Along with three other promi
nent leaders, he
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- of the Foundation
Board of Directors are:
Joe L. Allbritton
Perry R. Bass
George Christian
Henry G. Cisneros
Clark M. Clifford
WilliamH. Cunningham
Henry H. Fowler
J. B. Fuqua
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson
Luci BainesJohnson
W. Thomas Johnson
VernonE. Jordan, Jr.
Arthur B
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- Issue Nu ber XLVI January 15' 1990
-
Santa Claus at the Library (See page 2)
LibraryEntertainsHeadstarters
More than 100 pre-school-age
children-legatees of one of the most
successful and enduring of the Great
Society programs-visited
the LBJ
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which are part of an exhibition now at
the Library, titled "World War II: The
Artists View." Composed of some 40
original works of art, it is a forerunner
of the exhibition based on letters and
memorabilia from that war, scheduled
to open in April (See
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- . A month later, some of them
joined members of the Friends of the
LBJ Library for a celebration that
saw I ,600 people dining on the
Library's plaza (see cover photo).
At both the Washington and Austin
events, a new film titled "LBJ: A
Remembrance
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delivered by LBJ Library staffer
Claudia Anderson, to a panel of the
annual meeting of the Society of
Southwest Archivists. I
Speaking of President Johnson,
Mrs. Johnson wrote, ·' ...as I began to
see the things he was applying him
self to, there emerged
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- was an experience
that you couldn't fully appreciate.
Rarely did you get any time to see and
enjoy the country and people, except
from the back of a tlatbed truck in a
motorcade looking through the view
finders of a camera.
Buf every now and then from that
vantage
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- King. Jr. and Robert Kennedy,
and riots in the cities. But even when
LBJ became a lame-duck president
by taking himself out of the political
picture in March, be continued to get
legislation through the Congress.
When he delivered his State
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- Issue Number LXIX September 18, 1998
Balcony Sculpture Garden
(See story on page 2)
The Balcony Sculpture Garden
Gary Yarrington, former curator
of the LBJ Museum and a sculptor by
avocation, furnished the inspiration
for this new showpiece. Set
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- of the
American Revolution Bicentennial Commission.
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bicentennial and was not disposed to allow the executive
branch to do all of the planning. In 1964 Congressman John
0. Marsh, Jr., of Virginia began lobbying with the execu
tive branch
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- Issue Number LXIII August I, 1996
Clarence Darrow at the Library
(see page 2)
Luckinbill Returns To Library As Darrow
Laurence Luckinbill, who appeared
before Friends of the LBJ Library in
both Austin and Washington six
years ago-and
before
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- Issue Number Lil April 15, 1992
SHARlNGTlfE
DREAM
Oil, 1984
Lent from the collection
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Stewart. Denver,
Colorado
BlackHistoryMonth
at the LBJLibrary(see page2)
Black History
Two major American artists dis
played their works
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