Letter from Lady Bird Taylor to Lyndon Johnson
In this second letter from October 29, Lady Bird Taylor tells Lyndon B. Johnson that she has mailed him the proofs of the pictures she had taken. She describes spending the day with her father and Dorris [Powell] in Shreveport and asks about Gene's [Boehringer] reaction to Joh...
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Monday night
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my dearest
Darrin and Dally and g
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everything, and it seems I've
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on the hacks like you tall
Kress' and almost never have
me to do on yours and mail
them back to me and sill
time to stay as long as S like
have it made up prents!
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Dorris insisted that g have
in time for supper, not in twee
to go to the stare, and found
a certain our finished up and
that fred - one of Dad's theys
fraund and pent on to you
who stays here - had not
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