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Letter, Lady Bird Johnson to Lyndon B. Johnson, 3/13/1942 (Item)
  • be going to dinner or meeting him anywhere o not going to New York this· week-end and that I . t want him to call me with any plans to -~!£1f!ie a meet· hink he knew it all ahead of time and was n~ surprised waa very full of gh.arming compliments, whioh
Letter, Lady Bird Johnson to Lyndon B. Johnson, 3/18/1942 (Item)
  • March 18, 1942, 12 o'clock noon Dearest: Much important stuff is happening tod~y. First. we received three hot wires this morning on the labor situation, one signed by the directors of the Chamber of Commerce of Austin, the other two signed by San
Letter, Lady Bird Johnson to Lyndon B. Johnson, 4/19/1943 (Item)
  • legtsl t1on, that the House passed it, and O'D. vetoed it, thereby "saving my skin" and, I gathered, seving his prestige with hie oompany. He se1d he was going to aue the Reader's Digest u: they printed the New Republic (or '.Nation??) story eeying
Letter, Lady Bird Johnson to Lyndon B. Johnson, 3/11/1942 (Item)
  • March 11, 1942, 11 A. M. Darling: Here goes the volume, written in the morning because if I wait until seven or eight o'clock at night there is never time enough. Your letter or March 9, in which you tell me that you really are not ~using 100