Letter from Lyndon Johnson to Lady Bird Taylor
In this letter, Lyndon B. Johnson tells Lady Bird Taylor about Marvin Jones' speech regarding the farm program and the Bankhead Bill. He discusses their phone call earlier that day, writes about his feelings for her, and says she has made a great difference in him.
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OCR Page 1 of 4THE DODGE HOTEL
WASHINGTON, D.C.
orenstunated the necessity for your pressure and
underestinated my own persoveroure, will power
and sefential - I shan' he as hopeful
altho' just as devoted -
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