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    "title": "Letter from Lyndon Johnson to Lady Bird Taylor",
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    "ocrText": "3 the portwan brought letters me severas\nto thats how the wakeard goes when\ninteresting, stimulating from\nI'm in need of solace If 2 jo astroy he\nfruids in Texas. I wish you were here\nto sit on the am of my chair\nabout fifty you somewhat mellowed in this point\nJel tell what he will he like. ide'll his\nand read them over my shoulder.\nof view towards the triumphs of eye actually\nPege are so good to me- Even\nhe help interested be rather in what frist, doing\" and hill after the\none of my rest Westylet friends.\nand have a highball and monefustable\nwork is we done today we mill meet\nrealizing letters, Chose hand to much chide me d appreciate with an (and talk he about inith you fifth). and Then her author Ben Crider,\nlorly special tegne d had my\nbeaugast at the hotes For almost\na boy who helped meths Writes work at\na neek Q was busy-vusy- - linking\nwith the Fed. Land Bank and tells me\nlength I he how very pressurent\nand Warrying and the letter says What more about his marrings, his mm , my\nh ruel badly now and then is a opens\nfamily and my frints. Just recently hill\nperson a legal friend to whom I'm particularl\nhe her been transferred to the\nattached to talk to But when a need him\nhet sure to be off with (nent hankers, driving with m lawyers Dicks tankerpical\nCountry from So. Texas- you may\nremember meeting him when you\nand who the hig med of the nation generally\nare laying that a future for him\nnext to enpus -\nBut, darling. with all of the"
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