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relationship of the presidency and
the media. First t speak was
George Christian, former press
secretary to Lyndon Johnson.
Christian recall d that LBJ
was fascinated with press people,
and spent a great cl al of time and
effort talking to them, often ne
- in part, reflects the unique role the press
plays. As George Christian pointed out, ''the press is the only one
or our great national institutions with an objective whi h is essen
tially negative. The press focuses on blemishes and imperfecuons.
By its
- . Strout
Christian Science Monitor
How indeed?
The LBJ who leers out from Caro's book is a monster of the sort
to make horses whinny in frighL
Unflattering portraits of Johnson have been drawn before
those by George Reedy and Ronnie Dugger, also available
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Issue Number LXX, January 2003
George Christian,Former Press Secretaryand LBJ Foundation
George Eastland Christian died
of lung cancer on November 27. His
illness had been diagnosed as termi
nal a year earlier. After a brief try
- to evoke ·t, Did 1t \\Ork? Well. whn Lh
play opened at the Kennedy Center. Luci Johnson went
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symposium
The Presidencyand The Press
Lined up on one side wer the President 'men from the
last three admmislral1ons: Tom Johnson. A sistant Pr ss
Sccn,tary to President Johnson; George Christian, Press
Secretary
- ' Studies; the National First
Ladies· Library; and Nova Science
Publishers. It will include scholarly
articles on each modem First Lady
and on the primary responsibilities
and duties of the First Lady. The
project is under the direction of Dr.
Robert P
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University's
Applied
Physics Laboratory in Maryland.
He has many advanced degrees
in science and engineering, and
i a certified flight instructor, with
multi-engine ratings.
Future lunar missions
will include follow-on
capabilities for missions to
Mars, NASA
- . Garfield said.
"Re-evaluations, scheduled a cording
to need, will monitor the health status
of body system .... The goal will no
longer be limited t providing quality
care for the sick, but will broaden to
optimizing the total health of each indi
vidual
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movement, the Great Society legislative
explosion of the I960s, the restructuring
or the Democratic Party in the 1970s,
the Watergate break-in. the miracles or
medical science that revolutionized sex
ual conduct and blurred the line between
Madame Curie
- of a
generation to the eras c nsumerism that became the es ence of pop art.
Highlights Included:
Interactive touch screen monitors featured
television shows ranging from I Spy to The
Addams Family.
The advent of the garage band.
Photos by
Charles Bogel
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- by film producers and
television networks.
Prrscrvation
of this unusual collection requires cons
tant monitoring for deterioration
and a continuing effort
lo make duplicate copies of important tapes and films. In
the past five years the Audiovisual
- the pacious hall where
additional monitors were called into service. And till they
continued to come.
Those who were fortunate enough lo secure a seat
were treated to a lively sermon on our heritage of
freedom and its recent abuses. The former Senator cited
- spent my time in 1934 researching foreign and United
States xperience in social sec nty, old age pensions, un
emplo ment in. urance, and welfare programs. fhen, in
1935. Professor Wllte assigned me to monitor the legislative
co r~e o • the historic bill
