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March 4, 1965

Radio Special

The LBJ Tapes: Legal Issues and Racial Violence

President Lyndon Johnson talked with administration officials and advisors about legal issues, the war in Vietnam, racial violence in Alabama and a new Treasury Secretary.
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Donald C. Cook Chairman American Electric Power
Earl "Buford" Ellington Director Office of Emergency Planning

Lyndon Baines Johnson U.S. President [D] United States
Nicholas Katzenbach Attorney General Department of Justice
Robert McNamara Secretary Department of Defense
Bill Moyers Press Secretary White House
George Reedy Press Secretary White House
Richard Brevard Russell Jr. U.S. Senator [D] Georgia
Carl Sanders Governor Georgia (State)

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Johnson (Lyndon Baines) Presidential Library and Museum

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Radio Special

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Program ID:: 462985-2
Category:: Radio
Format:: Compiled Program
Location:: Washington, District of Columbia, United States

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