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- who understand the things I am try ing to do. . -· , Lady Bird joins me in warm regards . Mm Clifford J. Durr . 17 Molton Street Building Montgomery 4, Alabama I ~ANSf'l:iR,, S:LJ Ye HANl9WR1TlN0 l"IL.S
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- ? on. ' r h pin all y 17 , 1971 LBJ:BT 2412 Tracy Place, N.W. Washington, D. C. 20008 June 7, 1971 Dear Mr. President and Lady Bird, Bob and I want to tell you that, no matter how sleepy we looked, we loved being with you, even if late. It was good to see
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- in April 1975. Johnson is dead and so is his opponent. Salas, retired from his railroad telegrapher's job, is aittong the few living persons. with direct knowledge of the election. Johnson's widow, Lady Bird, was told of Salas' statements and said through