More than a decade has passed since Lyndon Baines Johnson retired from the Oval Office
as the Thirty-sixth President of the United States. His political career and presidential …

Johnson's Inaugural Address of January 20, 1965 and seeks to provide an accurate account
of the address, short of a phonemic-tonal transcription. The object of the textual critic is to …

The differences between President Lyndon Johnson and his predecessor, John F. Kennedy,
at least as they appeared on the surface, jarred many Americans. With Johnson in the White …

Lyndon came into this union as the firstborn child on August 27, 1908. Later, he was joined
by three sisters and a brother. For the first five years of Lyndon’s life the family remained on …

Resource guides collate materials about subject areas from both the Museum’s library and
permanent collections to aid students and researchers in resource discovery. The guides are …

On 22 November 1963, Lyndon Baines Johnson (LBJ) became the eighth vice president to
enter the White House following the death of the president. No previous “accidental president…

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must perform a multitude of tasks in the conduct of his duties. But in The Vantage Point we
are presented with nothing less than a gigantic unresolved dualism. On one side is the …

… Yet it is even more apposite to apply Herndon's words to Lyndon Baines Johnson than it was
to … Lyndon Baines Johnson used and then betrayed almost every person who had a claim …

… To quote the Hyannis, Massachusetts Standard-Times, the home paper of the Kennedy
clan: "Bitter irony lies in the fate of Lyndon Baines Johnson, a President who could have been …