Letter from Lady Bird Taylor to Lyndon Johnson
In this letter to Lyndon B. Johnson, Lady Bird Taylor describes seeing her friends [in Dallas] but says there is a place in her heart none fills except him. She tells Johnson he was sweet to call her but not to call person-to-person anymore because it is too expensive. She say...
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everyone, most, is tight, you
the O.U. game ! Its an annual
know. & I'm sitting up waiting
meeting-place! Goodnights my love
for them- I'm propped. up in bed
Please write me all about your plans.
Here is my love and my devation - Bish
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