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Former President Jimmy Carter gave the closing address on the first day of a three-day a Civil Rights Summit hosted by the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library in Austin, Texas. 2014 marke…

Harry Middleton and Robert Hardesty, former speechwriters for President Lyndon Johnson, talked about personal conversations and private moments they shared with the former president. They al…

Former White House colleagues spoke about the legacy of President Lyndon B. Johnson at a forum celebrating the 100th birthday of President Johnson. They talked about their experiences in the…

Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library Director Harry Middleton talked about the Johnson Presidential Library. He focused on the exhibits that portray the events that occurred during the 196…

The speakers talked about the history of the two-party system in the U.S., low voter participation, campaign financing and other issues. After each presentation, the speaker took questions f…

Harry Middleton, Director of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum, talked about the collection and museum at the Johnson presidential library. Mary Knill, Archivist of the Lyndon Bai…

Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library Director, Harry Middleton, discussed the audiotapes of Lyndon B. Johnson’s conversations in the White House which were recently released for public use…

In the first segment, Mr. Eisele talked about the morning headlines . Mr. Farhi talked by telephone about the operations and downsized budget of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Next…

In the last session of the Lyndon Baines Symposium panelists discussed the difference President Johnson made in their lives.

This portion of the symposium celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary of President Johnson’s inauguration featured an oral history of his presidency.

The Lyndon B. Johnson Foundation sponsored a symposium celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary of President Johnson’s inauguration. The opening segment was entitled “Setting the Stage.”

Liz Carpenter, former aide to President Lyndon B. Johnson and his wife Ladybird, offered her reflections on her time spent in public life.